Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
BATTLE OF -CHCKAMAUGA!
nEPoRTBO or TaR FkDRRAL PRESS


RcHHoED September 4-Ths New York Tribune
OF tho 2Iss say; eWs rejoice IN the belief thas ha
furcss under Burnsl1e were las. week so far on their
way - Ro.eefans. that they Vii arrive in season for
the present cOaaiet No battle Of mars vital Lmpor
tsace has been fought dHizg he rebellion than that
or already decided"
Tho Baltimore American Ct Abs 2ad has bssa re-
osiysd
A telsRram from Washington on the sIss says:
The Republican extra hs the f~5lsEing Pie oass
my attacked Rosserans again on Sunday, shout g 4. n
with overwhelming Hunasrs The battle ragged hareeiy
all dsy. According to the latest accounts, two o. Rose
Grams divisions gave way In eliasr palio Or confusion.
but from the right ten thousand men aneWEd rallied,
and succeeded in getting back to their places whIs the
bslaaee OF the army had not gfvea way e. all
"At the latest accounts, R5sserans was diving o the
advance Of the rsbsl sfEy back.
"The number in killed and wounded On both sides,
win not faI short Of G.OO0. E0sseraBs Cannot be
driven from his position, shsuld the rebel forso prove
twice IS strong as they are reported to BE- Burnside
has not reinforced Rosecrzas as Wa expected
Frsus L~yachbnrg.
LYScHBURG. Sept "A di1peica from the Super.
i~atendsnt Of the virginia and Tennessee road, dsted
GIado sprnaalh, says that the YANKEES osms 70 Bris-
tot yesterday, and proceeded to, and burnt the brdge,
and droveo Of the force employed in rebuilding IT, threw
down 8 portion which had been put up, and burnt al
cattle guards botwsen thai pefnt AID Bristol.
They Destroyed he water tanks a. Bristol, We noW
have sufficient force st Bristol aDd Sic bridge 70 protect
them, and win have The bridge up so hat the trains can
pass tonight
Frans Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Sspten5er 2L-The enemy "a firing oe
eaaoaaIly at our batteries. Very little firing en- OuE
side today.
From EursPs.
RICHMOND, Sept 2I-Ths Hartley arrived at Liver
pool win dates TO the Oh. 1t is stated thst the English
Government had resolved to dstain tHo suspected Tsbe
rams aow In tbs Msrssy.
The deDutAiion from Mexico to oEsr the crown 70
Macmillan hsd arrived in France. MAMMALIAN ae
cspts.
Cotton advanced from one hsf TO three quart.rA
EnreIiiEszcs from the Northern Preza.
RICHMOND, September 2i-The Washington CEE0al
Gle Of the 2lst says
Prem private information Of 3 strictly reliable IA
tare Ne lsarn that the rams now building in England
will not Be permitted b. the Government to go at large,
but will be escorted to France By an English wAl
E,ssmer, and delivered to the owners, who are French
men"
The great Texas expedition, 50 offer blntsd st By the
Wakes papers, has been repulsed, with the loss Of tive
~gunbosts, a, Sabine pass.
The expedition returned to New Orleans on the 18th.
Gold in Baltimore On Monday was I35, in New York
on he SAND day, I39.
TIA rebel Gen. Marsh Walters wss mortaIy wounded
/ On the 9th inst, In s d1el with Gen. Marma5uke, =.
Bayou Metaire. The 4 fi.ulty occurred BY Marina
dukes Jealousy Of Walters, who was recently promo
ted from q subsltsru TO the ranking general This ID
probably an suor, aad should have read Gen. Maub
Walker, who, on being promoted recently, waz assigned
TO 6 command in Ark-EDs
Gold In New York on he 2lst vas 1921.
MOBILE. ssps. 2i-Ths Advertiser and Register has
aspso'sl With news from Aemph.s to the I7Ih.
KIRBY Smith EAs reported falling back from Lisls
Rock.
The Fsdsrais under Blunt had occupied Fort Smith
having driven ont Ca6el
Burnside claims to have captured three thousand pris
onsrs and fourteen pieces Of artillery at Cumb-rznt
gap.
The stssmboaas Imperis', HiIvsib7 Pest Boy s1i
Bell were burned On tho I3sh 81 st. Louis, By rsbe
mifasie2