Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-27


hitharto been their regalss style Of doing busi
Eess.
Ewel, after the eaptare Of Winchester, ad
vszced rapidly into Penn; ylvanis, and has al
ready sent back great quantities Of horses
mules, wagons. bseves and other neeessaries; b
| ia now a. or beyond Carlisle, laying the e0untrl
under eoHtibsAen, ssd making .Peansylvani1
support tbs WsF, Instead Of poor, ugsd-up, ans
wsfn-eat Virgins. The e1rps ef Generals A
?. Hill and L8ngsTset are a0W near this place
ell fall of conE isuee spd in hi9h suiFits
Juas % (SEAdayl No officer Or ssliie
Under the RANK Of general is allowed IN Cham
beEssuTg without q special order from Gensrs
Lee, which he is very ohaFy cf giving; a0d
sesr OF cfiesri Of rauk oe.nz refsssd this sass
Moses proceeded into tsHn e. IL A. n, witt
~ efssisl saistioG for tAEse days ralions fl
TIE whole army il this re eghb0rhood These
rations hs IS 10 ssizJ by f9res # net volurtarily
sspPlied
I was in.roizeed to General Hosd ibis Morn.
irgi Ae is tail, thin, wiTy-lOokiug man, via q
grave facs sud q fghs eolored beard, thirty
ihr9o ysaTs ed. and is aee9aatei one Of shs best
and mssE promising of8ssfs in the army.
b. his EexaR AID Albanian troops hs il
sdorsa: b. forREEly eemmasaed lhs Tezan
brigade. Bat mas RoW been promoted to The coa-
sasnd OF dIviEisa. Ills troops arc sccagei Of
being q wild sst. and dficuls e aausgs; and II
Is tho great object sf tss chafs 80 cae.k sksir
inssta PiEnd-riag ProPsnsides By every Iaeans
IL ;hsir power.
Jans 20 (Afsudcy) We s7e sill ss Caassbe-s-
bUTg. Lss hs5 issued a remarkably COED order
"a nas-reteliE.isz, which is geEsFsly well re-
eeive3; but have heard of esmplsiUss from A-s-
eseGs, who Want Ysugssass for their v.unrs;
ssd wEeR enc esasidsgs she Rgzeers Of officers
ard ysldieTs with this aF7y Whs ha7s been sa-
2fr- - - 4ha Ts-a-fsFs0us or
iI2JGg, one sGaast &c nGch surpIiss1 at ssis feel
isg.
went in,s Chsmbsrssury again, and Wit
ussssd ths siasplsTiy gosd bshsig7E CT ths treops
,s9sTd ths cis'Es1s- l haaId soldiers saying 10
oEe aa5iker, ihss they did Rcl Ike beiDg Ia g
toNR IN Ysieh they Wegs very naturally detsat-
cd TO any CRe who bsE sgea as kzpe the ray
ages Of ths N5rthera iTesps il Southern towns,
tais fcrbeaganc5 seems Tacst e5m1cEGs5ss Ga5
surprising Yet thsse PENNSYLVANIA Daszhf
don't seam tie least thankful. and really argser
70 be unaware thst their own rcsss hsva been
fer two yeaTs treating S0Usksra teTns vita ten
tissss wore asrshRsss. They are ths psest un-
patriotic people sver ssw, aud opssly state t5st
they don't care Which side wins, provided they
are lsfi alone. They sbass Liacol. treneadoEs
ly.
OF eoUrsa, in such : large army as bis, there
must bs mary instances Of had characters, who
are slwsy ready to plumber aua Billaze ,ghez-
ever they eau do so withoa5 beiug caught; the
strsgglars, also, who remain hehiad whom the
army has left, will doubtless DO much harm. L
is iDp0ssibls 10 prevent this; bat every thing
thSt can ba dons Is doEs to protect private prop
erty and non-c0mos- sn:E, ard can say, from
ray own observation, with wonderful succssg [
hesr instances, however, in whien soldiers meet
ing we'll dressed cilizsus have uta5s ''long
scm'' sBd changed hats much to the disgust Of
the latter, whe are tin EI0re annoyed when an
exchange Of boots IS also proposed; tkair sHssT-
fne krosael9th is never Il any dagger
Gsa LarssiEses is generally particular lac
itsrn nsn, sat this evening he and I bad a long
talk sbsHE Texas, whsr5 no hai been qasrtsred
= long time. He remembered many people
wRom l has net quits we'll, sud was much
szssod by the DESCRIPTION Of my travels ihroagh
that eosDtry. I c0mVlimsntsi hin spen tbs
manner il which the CouledeTsts ssntries do
,hsiT duty, snd said thaT were qaiss ss sEiet a.,
and tsd tiuss mlre polite than regular soldiers.
Sc replied, lsugaiug, that ssntEy, sftsT rsf3s-
lag you leave TO sa-er caE1p, ris vCTy likely,
If preperiy laSsf, snow you au0i ser way in, by
which TCa Eig1t avoid messiRF s1utTy al ali.
ssw GER PsB.i'sslD sui @ ~ PieEsss today.
PsGdlsi5n is c5iaf OF art HsEy t5 la1 army, ana
was = West Pointer; bat il moe psae7c!o tinss
ne fl's re pest sf Episcopal clergyman in Lax
juggea, YTgiHis. Unlike Gsa PJlk, he uRitcs
ths military aud clerical Professions tsEethsr,
snd eoRsinzs5 to preach Whscev0r bo gets =
ebsRce. On tkese esszsions he wears s sarpIies
over his uniform
Gen Pickett cozanands one Of the divisions
in LOugstTeet's corps. He is the otieor who,
IS Caps. Pickett Of tho Uniisd S.a.es army, Gg-
Hrsd N ihe dsfhcal.y between the British and
UHited Stata5 ia tHe Ssa jean island slfsir, IN
Ser ecu. HaTnsy, four e. i've years ego.
Igas 80 { TEesdsyJ This morni,g. bafors
marching from CAsmbefsburg, Gsn. LlHgstrees
Introduced me to Jhs Gsnala 1dar-il-chisf. Ger
Les is, almost withoat s1eosion, tho hand
soonest mas of sgs ever saw. Hs is htty-
SIX years ola, tall, bTosd-shou dersd, very veil
made wei get uB-a thorough soldier 10 a1psa.-
a1cs; and his nsAagrs ers mess courteous ard
fan Of dignity. Hs IS perfect gentleman il
every respect. / issg.ne 10 msu has 50 tsT
ene;aieS, OF is 50 universally osteemed. EArougb-
ast t2s South all agree in pr0neaHclng hiJ1 to
be As near perfection IS S HSR caa BE- 30 has
poue e( the saah vicss-5ash zs smoking,
d sking ehswing OF aW3ariu ug-and his bittsr-
est enemy never aceRsed LiB Of any Of the
greater ones. Re generally wssTs e woI-wsrn,
i1sg gray jsekes, nigh s.aak i8ii nat, aud blue
{ eusers Eaeaed ints his Wellington boots. /
never saw hiEa carry Srnsit ana tas cnly EsTk
If his military rank are tas three stars On his
usmeiy well groened. Hs himself is yesy neat
"A his drsss and gsrsGn, and il she mosl sriG3as
uarcsss a. always looks snaEi aHd slfaa+
In the CID aymy 5e vas asGsYs considered one
Of It's best 81 5efs and ss ihs outbreak OF these
trasblos he was q Northumberland Of the %
cavalry. he was o Fieh nan, bat his hne estate
was aae OF tas hrst 70 fail Int) the ersuT's
bands I believe hs hss nsves slops Ia q hou .
siase 10 somRlsnded the Virginia Amy, aAs be
isysrishly declines sll oa IS Il hoapItaltv, for
fear tie paIson 0hsriRr IL may afterwards eat
into treublo for having sheltered t-e ro6el ger-
eral. Too relations bet xeea him and Loag-
s-ress ere guile toHesing-they sre almost
sjnsvs tegether. L3nss-ress's carp5 c0m1laia
ii tins sQHastTGes, a. sisy say that tHey e.. dom
-st a chance of detached service, which hii3 ;,
ibs los Of Ewell. Il is iup7ssiols 30 please
I,an-sTeet m5Io than by psal-iag Il5e. l 5s-
I{svs these two generals ts be as htil5 ambitious
and as thoroughly Gasaihsa as any lneD in ths
world. Both long for a successful termina;ioa
Of the war, ia order tha. thoy may retire iaso
obscnYity. StoHeTa1 jackson (unEl bis death
tAe third in command Of th9iT army) was iast
.pss saot0eY sIzple-raiDGed servant Jf his coun-
trv. 1t is undeIssood thar General Lee Is a rsii-
c!ous nan, though act s. d8rasus.TafiVs Ia that
Tssssct IS Jackson; AID, ushkshis late bfotss--
iu-arms, hs is memOsE OF the Church OF Eag-
land. His only faults, Sc far as I can leLra,
arise iIom bis excessive smiA5ilty.
Some Texas soldiers Wers ssEt this murnirg
iaso Casmoersburg to destroy number ct bar
rels Of excellent whisky, which could net be
carried away. This WAS a pretty coed trial foI
their discipline, aud they did taInk It rashsr
hard hnes that the only tipo they had been
allowed int the ensny's town was to5 the osr-
pose Of destroying their beloved Wbisky. How
ever, thsy did thar duty Ike good soldiers.
We marched six miles on th8 rosd toward Get
tysbarg, and encsmred as = village called Il
think) Greenwood. 1 rode LsWlay's Cd horse,
he and The Austrian using The dec.or's amba-
lRnct,
Ia the evening Gen. LOagstreet tod ms that
40 lad lu5t received intelligence thas Hooker
ed is bis place. OF coarse no knew Both of
them IN the old army, aud he says that Meade IS
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