Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

whole Or in part Of ofhcsrs whose regiments ale
now in the field before Poit H1ds0u, were ad-
iourned 70 the frss Monday in July, and CHE
officers we're ordered 90 Join tasir re yectivs reg
imeuts BY the Ful.on which wen. up S1n11T
evening
And now with the Sled sand bags, shovels,
siege guns, and small rainicTcemenis tr0n the
city, Gen Banks has line of attack extending
from above Fort Hudson 20 Springfield Landing 9
balow The town, and wiihis tme8-fourths Of o
mils Of the enemy rear batteries and -ids pi
We learn to-day chat whom We zs carried
the upper battery he TUNED ,hs guns upoa the
enemy aud erected an earth and l1g work SO
close 20 the enemy'5 psrapas that the Cauiste-
rate guns there cannot bs used azainst WazsL
his sharpsh0otsr8 render it difficult for those be-
hind the paTspot to load the guns VITA tnis
advantage, Weifzsl IS said 20 Be sinking q shaft
undermining, aud We duly expect shat we shall
hear that the upper Confslsrats batteries have
been blown up, a breach made, and gha. The
stack win then be made By columns.
sud rot iu line, and that the Federal
army viii march into Port HV1s0n. This
is the promised programme. A very 5anguins
Federal officer SAYS that 80 Port Hudson viii be
ours in four days from tonight" OF course
while the preparations are in progress for
grand explosion, a Y Vor0u5 shelling VIII be
kept up on beth sides. Bat # half that is an
alItf-4le4 41allL1Ar YOU may Nate-a 90
perhaps BY next nail, that P1rs Hud55n, with
its houses. stores, (msresnila end military
aud the small Confidence Grnys have been
blown across the Mississippi.
There is not 8 Negro in New OrlsznT, probably,
who does not know that one Of the native
guard regiments was sluost annihilstsd sc Port
Hudson lest Wednesday, and that an the ne
groes IN action were placed in front Of the lines.
Il is a small consolation to hear the h8ttering
eno0HliuEs Of regiments i'm the rear that ttae
eolorsd troops fought braveIy snd dssper-
GtelY." Desperately, indeed ThzTs were
hundreds Of people Of coior Can colors, except
ing pure white, which according 70 artists cad
Exeter haI, IS SO no color at Gli, - some say
thousands ssssnbled on the laVse in this city
last Mondsy evening 20 meet down coming
steamer which rumor reported as bringing
load Of The wounded negroes. Bat they did
uos come, aud the opportunity for general ne-
gro wall, over the mariyred heroes, was lost It
may be stated, in tais connection, that the CsrpS
d djTiqus is nos yet fall, snd that there Is an
opening for sny intelligent African who may
wish to Join.
ADVICEs VIA THE MISSISSIPPI
CmCKAgAw BAYOU, Monday, June /, via
Cairo, Juse 5.-Ws have Pert Hudson dates 70
the 29.h, A. II AT that time Banks had entirely
invested the position, resting his two wings on
the river above and below the fort Our gun
boats wzr5 bombaTding the fcrtfeations rom
the river, ard Ganeral Banks was thuHdaHng
with his artillery in the rear The nbsl garrison
is said % be fftssn thousand strong, and was
eutiTsly hemme7 in, with no chance Of eseaps.
BaEk5 hsd built two lines Of circumvsllatiou
TO protect his rear and waB in excellent spirts
and hopeful Of entire success Ga he 24.h, ai-
ter = furiaus cannonade, the rebels hred to sur
render if they could be allowed to march cut
with the hon0rs Of war.
Gen. Banks desired unconditional surrender.
be sent 6ag Of truce renewing
this demand, when the enemy replied they
would hold the position while enough remained