Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-05

t0eE ponies ana IalAlisbt n1t H- JIG he-1tr1 ~
their wsgons on tie east side. The hoRlng Of
the aquavs that came across the nver told tha
tale 81 iheir misery.
The PrrParziienv for DraftisR - Tew
EsrL-0veFwheimihR mhitHry bsreea
Hispiaysd.
Frsu the Esu York Times. I9.h.l
TIE preparations t. subdue. a. tie very ONT
Get. any syuaptoms Of disorder, are smrlg. Up
ward Of 20 COO soldiers are 80 New YORK and
IFS immediate vicinity, and cen, at short notice,
be- brought into service. Gloves viii be thrown
aside by Gen DIX, if nccfsiGn requires, and ne
win deal promptly and stsrBly with aeY iBdi-
estious Of disturbance. Those who FIRST nm
chain the tiger" will find themselves ifs Quick
est victims. The eloquent, earnest and decide
address of Con. Dix has hsa . marked effect
upon the disordsrly element BE Is known to
be ~ earnesi; he is known 70 be 10th 70 adopt
any extreme measurs5, bat he is known also 70
he the man ta ADEPT them, and unecmUnuising-
". the vary momsat hat occasion requires.
Vbreughout the city. and parteuisriy in The
! district ihatis to 70 the scene Of the hTst draft,
/ the impression conveyed ives OF aerP, Suppressed
ereitsment, and intense anxiety in references %
tbs evsHts Of to-dsy, mingled with the hope
/ that no rash or unt9wsfd act, 10 misuudar-
standing, no hssty, iueoHsidersts step may mar
public traeguillity.
1t is 70 be regretted, however, that tbs feslirg
apsiHgt the DRAFT is again developing Itself,
even though IN The harmless ws7 Of threats
and deguneiaHoH. In the district recently
lnest infected, there vas yesterday uuPleas7nt
Indications. A very large number Of arms were
stolen and secrsted during The late riots, and, IN
the many greg shops in the vicinity referred r..
Il was ere lY svowed that they would soon be
used. This class q mslcoBteuts. who ere most
prominent, are evidently swsd, however. by tie
( preparations made % meet s8y overt act. THsi
fHa-e viii be Disturbances to-day. OF shy sttenps
1t enc. does not seem likely. True, the fever Of
the uass m0afh has, 70 q c7rlsin extent, ra
iurreI. but We adhere to the belief that &c wiz
not so far develope itself IS to require m0Ia thar
homeopathic treatment.
POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.
The entire police fogco hes been under specis
ORDERS since Saturday, lssi; the possibility exist
ing ihss on the first knowledge Of he intsuda,
ossning Of the dfsft, some general surprise nigh
Be- attempted il in tho ci-y Il is net permitted
nor would It bs prudent, te disclose tie exact NJ
rsu-tments that have been adopted, but W.
may wish prepTilty iBiJrla +ho public that o.
tho station houses will be held and guarded b.
, our own municipal, without The direct aid c
either G0veTnmoni or Sta g, troops. However
upoa the catbTeak Of any disturbances too pow,
erul tor the Dolics % quelL, the S ate TROOPS O
D his Locality sustained sy others recently OTderrJ
B hither. viii sustain them. Should th5 assist
sucs Likewise prove inadequate, the State ga
sh5ri6es viii call ia the regulars, and the whole
d combined fovca Of the sueb9ctgs viii thUs b,
, brought 70 bear. II the MEANWHILE tho usuz
: Dal:ce sarviea Of The stress will be performs.
t. by tbe ordinary patrols. In casa Of reslly
9 dangerous disorder, the signal for tn
assembling and concentration will be givsf
I according 70 previs1s understanding, b
I ZEN strokes on al the zisIm-bsl5 ID the ca.
sounded simultsDeuusiy alter the frs
slsFm eliminating from he bells Of the dis
I tnct IN which the dIztuTbance may arise. a
{ t5is jaacure, m0ra especially, in addition to Il.
s activity throughout tie day, the city telegraph
[ viii be called into ac,ive play in transmitting
. oTiey5. At stated intervals PrsarsEgsd, thi
me5iam will serve 10 transmit reports IRON ~
cry & district Of the metropolis 10 tho central 0fic-
7 AT The letter point a large stock of hand gten
s AIDES (soms TIVE thoussud) and fixed amman
T. ton has bees collected, and other supplies Z
a The same kind nave bsen furnished b TIE VAR
7 our station houses, a. each Of which @ ssrgas1
{ and sGuad CT neH have been instructed in the
d proper management aud use. r aes sni ri
e volYors have also been provided 10 ample gusr
lily sRd Tor sEiIfUl banda
d THE PROVOST MARSHAL
\ viii rely. At his chics and at the hsz5qusrts,s
c his assistants, entirely upon the protection
Government troops Whlca u rs understood 81
/. consist cbishy Of Gstschmsu5s Of the Ssh reg.
= mept United Slatss Ug8lss iU.sutry, and Oh
= Invalid corps, the State troops and Police bein
excluded from tbi5 Service.
ia NAVAL FORCES.
A squadron Of gunbosts aad Other armed We
4 sells Of the United States navy, the names 40
d position divulgod, viii be stationed IN both RI
oTs and the upper bay, ready TO convey trool
and convoy vessels, from point 10 Gsut. in fl
lherauce Of Gsa. CzRby's orders, sni 90 act
{ any emergency may rcqBiTe.
Ia MILITARY PREPARsfI0ys.
In addition to the large forces disirbut,
among the fsrtresses on TIA different shores 81
to inlAnds Of the bay, the Sh regiment Units
States Infantry, with fall ranks, and one or tr
companies of the 9TH artillery, with TIRES Hd.
Guns, viii held The battery ard the a5jace.
IN streets and spaces. This force viii be welksns
only, It at all, By the withdrawal Of such j
tachmcnts as msy be called 30 the offices Of q
j. provost marshal for their defense.
In The public buildings, including the Su.
TrcssuTy, Castom house, Government wafeaoJ
ees, viii al becarefully guarded, aud if nee.
be. United Ststes HaLues viii telsudCd 90 ass
s in defending them.