Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-19
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Richmond, March Is The surreucv bTI b.s bss,
perfsc sd snd passed, she senate having taken anal sc
ton on the Aou-e Emezdnent to day ia secret ssvslon.
The hrst section providss that sI trsasury notes not
bearing interest Issued previous 70 the frs. Of Deem
Der last shall be funda5is IN eight par cents. until ths
22d Of april; thereafter they viii be no longer h1dabls
stthe pleasure Of holders, but payable six uoatas afer
the ratification Of e treaty Of pssoe Notes isnsd
since the first Of Dseem5 r and within ten dsvs from
the passage Of this act. shah be faadsbls ia
seveu per cents uutl the FIRST Of Aasas.-
sssreaftsr IN feur Des cents. All cali c=rrlasa'es
outstanding Oh he first Of JaluaTy shall be taken ao
with bends bearing SIX per cent, payable s. : dats rot
exceeding thirty yssrs hszce.
The second section authorizes e mopshIv iz.u- If
treasury notes bsarfng no interest," to an AMOUNT Bot
exceeding ahy millions, fuadabIs daring Twelve months
froa the frat Of the menih Of their Issue, la Ax ver
esnt 6oads-theresfts in fosr psrosnts.
The remaining sections Of the &C. are su55tarua-v
the ssns a. published some weeks siaos. with ,bs e-eep.
son that thssSserstsry Of he Treasury IL aatherzed 10
sell one hundred millions Of SIX per cent bonds, with
coupons, payable At the option or the owner IN trsasurv
notesor estsoH certificates, and pledg.ug the e-ovsrnmsss
70 pay In Gotten az The rats Of eight pence sterling per
pound SIX months after peace.
From Middle Tennessee
CHkrTASoooA MareHIs.-ws havs nothing from
tas font Gen JohDstoH left here this morning f5r tie
Army OF Tsnussses.
Eighteen prisoners and daEerers were brought in 70
day from Tullahoma.
MOBILE, March ia special to TIE Advertiser and
Register dated Golum5is, March 18th. says. The liverv
stable adjoining thsordnsace stores. vas frsd1ase pfsst
by an in~eendiary, it is supposed with an intention of de-
auoying the ordnsnce stores. One HUNDRED horses. 4
eiudiag these OF Gen. Van DORIS and stan, wsrs burned;
also tArae dwelling houses adjoining the stables.
The enemy have returaedt to FraakHn.
From ChsrIe.son.
CHARLEsTOs, March I8-Au quiet tonlzbt. II no.
attack be made tomorrow iii sspposod the szemv win
wait four days lopgsr for The next spring tide
The steamship Q. A. LyPzes arrived from Nassau.
She was chased last night by the blockadsrs. who fred
At be repeatedly, one shell bursting over her deck, bus
hurting nobody.
Confederate Congress.
RICHMOND, March 1s-The 5 nate resumed the con
sheraton Of senate bill TO oFga izs the Supreme court
Ne Giay's amendment, repeating the -45th and 10Th
sections Of the Judiciary act otthe p DIVISIONAL Congress,
was agreed to. The lii then passed, a1d ths rsus-s
went into secret session.
The house was in secret session On the tax bin ri
unieEs. ood the bill viii be perfected aud passed t6is
week.
shErmish in Virginia.
RIcHaoND, March 1S-An sngazsnsnt occurred yes
tsrday, near the Rappabanaoek at Jameson Wooas
within SIX miles Of CuiPsper Cour,bozse The enemy
wers driven across the river via heavy les. Our loss
viii NOS oxceeatwo hundred and fhy wounded ard
captured. The easmy evidently contemplated a CREST
s~zPeiition, but we-s completely dscoeGtes.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
Information has been received here that a .kirmish
socuredyestsrday afternoon 81 KeHys ford. on tn. up
per Rappshannock, between General Frzbuga Lee s-d
PeIham's flying artillery and the enemy about twelve
thousand strong, under General -Stoneman. TIE enc.
my succeeded in crossing at alats hour ia the afternoon.
OR fOroe did not exceed two thousand. We have TO
lament the loss OF Major Pelham, o. Alabama, and Ma
jOr FuIlsr Of Virginia.
The enemy were badly erippIsd and retired to the
north bank Of the Rappahsnnoek, leaving their dad
men and horses sirewu in the road. They also Left e
hospital
Geld la Riehznoad.
RICHMOND. March n3-Gold was selling here vss,er.
dsy at as premium, bit d~ecliaec to day to s75
MOVEMENTS OF GENERALS Gen. Hiudman
has been relieved from duty in this department,
and ordered to repor. east Of the Mississippi
river, at Fieksburg, and Gen. Frost, we under
stand, VII take temporary command Of the d.
vision Of the army at this place.
General Tsppan arrived here last week. from
Richmond, and has been assigned to The com
msud Of the brigade recently commended by
Col Shaver
Gen. Marsh Walker, f1r sometime past sick st /
his houae 10 st trsneis county, was In this city
last week-Lihis Boek Democrat, Az.
- o. White river there IS a grsvs in which
ss buried a white man, a negro woman sDd
two negro men. n one of the battles, last
yesr, smoug the killed. wera the chaplain Of he
LIST Wisconsin TegineGi5 who had shortly before
married 8 negro wench. the property Of Mr..
Thomas, and the EegToes also. When om
troops came TO bury th5 dead, they put the par
son and bis wifein the hole, and, 10 give hm
enough OF Niger conpaay, threw in he
bodies Of two negro men, who bad been billed
IN the aedon.-Litle R0ek Deaacrz