Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-15
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lowing summary Of news;
Tko uOvents Of the Csnfadsrats aIEay undsT
Cen Lee are involved in 50 much HaysterT thss
it seems impossible is state with aRy decree Of
accuracy whGt ais dssiFns really are All thst
We ars sbls to lssrn is that his pieksts have
been greatly stresEthsnsd st the fgrds Of the
RapPaba9nsck and thst be is Essgiss heavy
body Of troops az ths United States Ford Be
yoDd these facts, if they be scts, We sHeu Heth-
ing and this very inability ts peHstra.s hia
PiaHt, or TO obtain correct inforrsaton eaHcaTE-
lHs the Bumbsr Of asn Under his esnRaEd
gives rise, ne are !eld, 70 grave saxisty IN 81
cisl sirclss 5tuErs's cavalry is belisVsd is be
in eoRIidsrabis fsrcs aroR tho vicinity Of Gui-
pepper COHrt HsEss, and such sn1isas assrs-
hensioRs exist Of 9 raid HPen Alexandra, Wkere
sR immense GzsEat Of military stores have
been accumulated, that stogkadsG and rife pits
hsvs bean Constructed in the streets There
was heavy firing heard in the dhestisn Of tbs
Pstolac yesterday, bat the general depression
is that it was merely artillery practice.
A singular discrepancy appears bstWeeH the
eficiai report Of Admiral Porter and thst Of
Lisutenant- Commander Walker, in regard 10
the gEns and nateriel Of war alleged to have
bssn captured at Hainss bluif Admiral PoF-
Lels IN Ae ule eAlA ~ kAc 4eGIaLaIW aL tQo HGVW
says he directed commander Walker to preoesd
With the zuHbeEts to Haiue's bluf; that on his
arrival there the CoRfsdeTatss. who had remain
ed within the works for the paTposs Of rsBov-
irg or destroying the mateTiel en- hand, imnsdi-
Ately resrested, leaving everything in good sr-
dsr-gRns, forts, tents equipments Of all kinds
The fsris, Admiral Porter goes en- fa say
were Of the heaviest kind, aud were mount
cd with eight and ten inch nRsd guns.
With ammunition eEsHgh for 9 sng siazs They
were all destroyed, the gun carriages burned
and the Notifications blown NJ Oa sks other
hand, Commander walker, in bis ofiuial report
to Admiral Porter, says that, in obedisneo to
ordT-hs took i've gunbesis to Hainss bluF
On arriving there he found oRs eight inch guu,
which he spiked, and bdrhsd the carriage BE
also burned ssms forty tents which were left
standing, and steam saw mill. Now, one or
the other Of these two reports Of The sane trans
action is manifesilT incorrect. Either Admira
Porter knew more than his subordinate who
executed the service he was ordered 70 per
form, or Commander Walker neglected to rs-
port the fall extent Of the capture be had made,
and the damAge,he had inflicted.
RUMORs OF MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
We give the following, fro1s the Washington
corresdondsnee Of the Chicago TiMes, for what
II is worth:
And new, to cap ths slinsI, we have some lsss
news from Richmond, brought By exchanged Of
fssTs and Others, who come direct fre1a the rehsl
capital. This news is aot so lats 50 Psrtors dis
patch, but il Is interesting AID highly important
it furnishes a sure basis on Hhioh to make cal.
sulations as to the probable results Of miHlsry
operations before Vicksburg. Aeeo1diar ts this
account seems that the forces uuSer General
JslnstsH's command are those at Vieksbsfg, in
cludiRg PgmbsrtoH's troops, 60 069 men these
EEder Gen. BraFF 10000; aud those at Port
Hudson forty thousand. Their estimate Of the
Union forces are, thss Gen. Grsut has one kuu.
dred and ten thousand troops, Rssscrans sigbty
thousand, and Banks hfty thoUssnd-sotal, two
hUndTed and fsTty thsusRHd troops, besides the
powerful naval foresg OF AamiFsiS Porter snd
Farragut, They hslisve that she cs-sDsrstio1
of these forces before YicksbuIe Wszlz compel
the Surrender OF that place; and that General
Johnston has taken measures, net oaly 10 pre-
vent any auch 9o-oPsTstion, but also 20 se5ars
at Vieksbsrg the presence Of a Superior forss to
any tkEt can be bTsRght sgsiuss it. Their i5ss
Is that BaakE aas Farragut viii BE- held in
check st Port Hudson, aud that Rosscrsns VIII
be held II check sV eaEtsiA Gtyatsgic movements
en- the part Of Gen. 5rRgg with nfty shsusaad
Of his troops Tbs woul5 leave Gen. Grsnt ans
Admiral Porter slsns to reduce Viekabureg
But it is also understood ct Rtchmald thaf
the other 10000 of Gen Brsgg's trocDs fhsif
Of them cavalry are already marching toward
Vicksburg and that 10000 troops a. Mobile.
10000 at ChariestoL and Saysnnsh and
20 900 Of General Lse'i. troops st G0rdsnsvill5,
wsre started Of from these points serse DAYS
ago, their destination being the same peiut
These reirfsTcenent5 together amount TO 90
600 treops. 1t is easy 10 see that thare Is aoih-
iEg TO prevent Their having basn sent IS stated
TAeTe ware 1900 at Msbiia, entirely Bselsss
there's Bssaregard had 10000 st Charleston
ans Savannah, ard he knew very well that
there woald bo 70 occasion for them there for
soIae weeks TO come, and, IS fsr GeR Lee. ths
army that was strong enough 20 defeat Heoter's
one hundred ard fifty thsussnd irosus, ths
" finest army OF Sac plaEst,' could surely sBsre
tTsNty Thousand men without Eaissisr thsn.
particularly 80 Lse well knows that Hsokar "a
in no condition to advance, end saRnot be fsr
some weeks yet. There might have been soma
doubt, indeed, aboRs Bragg getting forty thou-
sand OF his troops away rom before Rose0raas
Bat the Hsws that he has already dsae SO soEaes
to me from Uuioa ssurces, even as I write sud
on this point think thst there can Sbs doubt no
longer.
1t is stated, too on she authority Of an ofieeg
Who arrived here this morning from Fortress
Monroe, that Just before be left the after poiut
vessel had arrived there direct from Port
Regal and Hiltea Head, with the intslliseace
that Gen. Hunter troops had sailed thence for
New Orleans to reinfs-cs Banks. If this be
true, Il has sighly Important bearing on mat
ters az Ficksburg. For if Hunter has made
this movement, It is equivalent to sayiRg that
tha sisge of Charlsetoa is indefinitely absn.
soned for the sERraer, and General Behure-
gard, Of ceurss, Would Be spprissa Of the move
Rent as seoR IS it had oomEaeRssd. III il is
tTue, instead Of sending half his troess 20
Yiehuhurg, the probability is that he WoHld send
nearly al Of tbemi ard, as he has airsst rail
road communication, and By two parallel lines
Of railroad, too, to within City miles OF Visks-
burg, be can havs his troops there long bsfore
Hunter esn reaeA Kew Ofleans.
SuPPosiRg, then, that thase renforcaments,
Of psft OF them, reach YicksbUTg, they wouid
ameunt 70 seventy or eighty Thousand troops
me attack o. suea toros in his rear woEla no
aos6t NATURALLY change the plaas Of GeR. Grant
and misht cause him 70 Taiss the siege. suoh
st least, are the speeslations which arc INDUCED
In at RieAmond.
THE LIBERTY OF tbs PREss.
NEW YORK. Juns 4-Ths following dis-
patch has been received by the editor Of the
LExNaT0E, KY, June q, 1853
EDITOR or THE WORLD Having bseR d.
Eected by the President of the United States to
revoke that part Of my order 5RppressiBg the
Chicago nHss, have revske5 the entire or
der, AID your paper viii be allowed its cireala-
ton in shis department..
(Sighed) A.B. BUREsrDE,
Maior-GsneraI.
4 meeting of the press Of this sisy is called
for the Bth inst, to consider the subject Of the
nature, extent, and rightful limitations, If any,
OF the liberty Of pabLs Journalists @ eritieise
the acts Of those charged with the conduct of
The Government in time Of war aud civil con
yalsion. The cali is signed by W. G. Prime,
Park Goodwin, James Brooks, Anson Heuiek,
Horace Greeley and Eton Cemstoek.
TIE wosIRE AND THE CONSUMPTION.
The Milwaukee correspondent Of the Chicago
IrisuRs Republican, says
Another aisgTaesful scene occurred iR our city
this afteTReon, similar to that Of e few days
since. AaF FenrOlline ofIiear. yfhila opea~ed In