Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-16

NEw York, Sept 30 The Worli's New
Orleans letter of the 23l says: The advance
90 Texas is still an onward NOV ment, ana 81
yet 10 mig more. For more than a fortnight
B-sshear has been the base CT concentration Tor
tas new movement, and supplies have been for
wsrdsd as rapidly as possible BY Tzilr9sd, while
advance stores and ammunition - large amounts
have bsea sent by way OF the Gdlt 70 BsEWIck
Bay, These advance transports have been
used to cary across troops from BFashsaT to
Berwick
The latest returns tell "a that on last Sssur-
cay nearly the whole 18Th array corps, under
the inlnledist5scommsnd OF Weizsl, hsd crossed
and cznped on the other side. The 18th army
corps was t. follow leaving, Of course, sufficient
force to mold 5be bass at BTssheaT, while = rsgi-
nlsnt OF two will remain 81 InaOdasux.
L is presumed that, with the experience Of
the psst, az ofJrt will be made not only to
accomplish tie advance successfully, kHg -
held Lafourcae while She HsW movement is IL
progress.
Wbsn Weitzsl's men begss to cross the
hay, Majors Rsn conmsncsd their movement
up0a the Iscna Those WHo came bsck frsm
Brsshsar oa SGsdsy evening" say she hno Of re-
tTsat signg tas oEyOu was marked by blazing
fcss. Taose were not camp fres they wsrs
earns and Buildings, csbiRs aRd tarm-a0Oses-
q destruction, as wss i9rstol3, Of everything
likely to give aid and comfort TO the invading
euumy.
Us 70 this hour We have not heard Of the
adq7sce Of FrAnkiin's army from the west bank
Of Bsrwok Bay We oaly know That the lsTg
or part sf Jas eolRmD is satisfy access and y ait
lIg gaHeRly Tor lhe Esss, when she march
would ocgia in the track OF the reETe2Ing Con
fsGsralss. 1here are those wa0 bsileT0 tHsl
FrsnBIas army viii Issv8 tns Ie5as st the
tess OF ErsaliIa, and strike scross the S5Ats 10
Sabine river. IEis saepoSeS one Of two thiaEs
IN engagement NIas and tie abBihlisti0n 0i
lAs Confederate force 81 Camp BislsRd, or IL
lEe e7eut Of tbsT nos standing st that
piace, allowing the C9ntederaass 70 rstle2s
/ - NeN IJsria, a ieaE Wsy shove FIabkln Il
! is not pEesnmabss that 30 good geEersi as
EEs1klin Nlu leave an enemy ten CT fifteen
Thousand strong Ia his rear 70 cut of bis trains,
/ to IecsptuIs B1sshsaT, and occEpy Lsfourche.
| lha CJnfsdeIate force On the Iec.s must be de-
stroyed OT disposed Of before the movement 10
/ Texas Can BE- made WIEn any premise Of success.
/ Ii there is ret AZ engagement ii Camp BislaBd,
! there may be one 81 New Iberia, unless the Con.
tadeFaiss should retTest sioEg ths resd 10 Texas
! The failure Of the Sab,le pass expedition leaves
tor thsIa an UnobsEucted read % Hoaston."
Tie Tunes New Orleans letter, Of the same
dale as Tie ss0ye, says; " Ga Saturday nigh.
last a steamer arrived here from NAscnez, HIgh
some i've lUadTed osiss Of c0tisa.
! a guerilla iorcs OF fifteen hundred men, IN
Ser Col Logan is oPe1suug on the Mississippi.
Their Only ain seems 70 bs TO burn OK destroy
WA. httss Is laft on tbs pls8sasisns Logan aRd
some Cf his men made dash upon ths vicinity
OF Natchez, 1Rd burned I'VE huadIsd bsss u
/ cotton almost within ths suburbs OF the city
The cotton belonged to sev-rai planters, who
were swsitLng an opportunity to oung 1t within
/ the Federal lines" ="