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Victoria and Her ChiIdren.5

Victoria and Her ChIIdren.5 IA.
The prolonged EeslIsion Of the widowed
queen, who of course sets the fashions for
the court, has told heavily upon the mer-
camille interests in London. The shop
keepers of Regent street, who occupy the
finest London stores, leased to them by the
Crown, were threatened With bankruptcy,
and the public generally began TO think
that the queens grief was oppressively e1-
cessiVe, and that it was quite time for the
usual court gayeties 10 be resumed. Out
of love to her people she has at length con-
scented to be represented by the Prince and
Princess of Wales, who appear in her behalf
ON all festive occasions, and are now on a
visiting tour to the castles and country
seats of the peerage, and are to spend some
time at Abergeldie castle in Scotland. Yet
the remedy seems likely TO be only less
ruInous then the disease. These royal
progresses are costly, and the prince ia ac-
cused of being lavish in his outlays, haV-
ing recently lost heavily at race-courses'
and bought a hunting coat for f7O,Oo0.-
This too while the operatives of Lancashire
are literally starving for the bread they
cannot earn. sE EEA ss5
English gossiPs say that the princess
Alice has the beauty of the royal family,
and Prince Alfred the braias. The latter
is a great favorite with the aristocracy, and
has face which shows much more chRrac-
ter than his elder brother. He felt keen
disappointment at not becoming King Of
the Greeks, feeling in which his subjects
have fully concuFred. The Grecian crown,
however, is not to pass out of the family.
II is given to Prince William of Denmark,
brother to the new Princess of Wales, with
shs understanding that he is to marry one
of the younger daughters of Victoria. The
London correspondent of the New York
EUening Post says the future queen is
Beatrice, and that lhe wedding will take
place in 1864 but there is probably. some
mistake either in name or date, as Beatrice
is the youngest of the family, and is only
six years old. This bit of royal match
making is the work of Lord PaImerston
aHd Is quite a diplomatic success.
The queen is ambitious, and desires that
every one of her nine children should oc-
cupy throne. The pretty Alice has in.
deed hardly attained that elevation. Hesse
DArmstadt is a sort of poor relation among
the royalties of Europe, yet by her mar
marriage with the hereditary prince she
has become the niece of the Empress Of
Russia. There are Eve more children YET
TO be mated and crowned, and papa Pal
merston is likely to find plenty of exercise
for his diplomatic skill. 1t is hoped the
happiness ofnonc of them will be sacrificed,
like that of the poor Princess Mary, of
Cambridge, who, it is said, fell in love with
the Duke of Hamilton and would have
married him had not her cousin Victoria
interfered and forbidden the august spin.
ster to marry q subject.
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1868. 1863.
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Price OF StetsOn combined Reaper aud Mower 1870
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

We have received an account Of recent events in the
vicaity 81 jackson, frea which We extract ths fsUsv-
isg statement Of the attack made apsR Breckiuridge's
division, and the result:
"Tho charge Of ths l2b instant a. Jackson was made
ugon the esstsr 81 Brecktnridsss division By he enemy
undsr csRaand Of the Yankee Gen. Lsmsn. TIE
enemy advanced suddenly and rapidly, with IN
fAntry aud artillery and in strong fierce, determined to
carry As works Capt. Csbb's battery, assigned to
stovaIra brigade, and Captain slocouab's ba.tsry OF
Adams brigade, under command Of Esjar Graves.
opened upoa the enemy VIXEN withia three hundred
yards Of ihe sa~treHeAmsnts psuriaE a mes; terrific and
deadly FIRE late the ranks Of the ezs1y, mswine them
dswn IKE grain before the sickle. Avery snail portion
Of the infantry Of Assus' ard sisvalrs b igades we're
in the engagement. A part q HELMS skirzf.hers gave
the enemy a fsnkiag IRE. The eagagement lasted
half an hear, the snszy rstrsasing In the utmost cen
fuEion, leaving a large number Of dead, wounded and
prisoners IN eur haads. The enemy were severely pun.
ishea ana with great E~lsugater, their killed, wesnsed
ana prisoners amounting io between ak asa saves hun
dred. The artillery did the work Of ~slauRhtsr. In
bringing tAs Yankee Hsnadsd from the fsla cur men
wers sired upsn, and many through their humanity
had to Be left sa the Geld to their sufsrings. Fer he
Gauss, the killed could ret be buried until tive
days afberxs i, their bodies roasting In The sun, bloatea
By his lonE exposure, rssderlng the stencil glmest in
tolsrasls to sRSure. Under q flag Of truce most Of their
bsdiss were BARRED only = shsrt time being allowed 10
psrforn bs work. Among the field sHcers knswn ~
killed we're ColeRel Earl sad slsjsr Leng. Of the
ilst H-iaoiE. We captured four stand Of eolsys-oue
s.thed ia blood sad another shot to pieces. The bat
sres Of Cobb and slscozb kept up a continued Ere,
he guRs nsst admirably managed, and under the gal
ant Major Graves, chief Of artillery Of Brsekinrldges
division, the repulse was well executed. The Only loss
'ustRined - our troops was TIVE killed and nine wound
ID in Csbb's battery, and one slightly wounded ia slo-
'smb's battery. Among hose who distinguished them
elves for ssriRg aud bravery are Lieut.. F. P. Gracy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29
QHaFerrnaa'er's stores At V~reksburg

ATLANTA July 28, 1903
MrssRs. EBIroRse I EsHcsd ia your Issue Of TIA
27tA the following atatszsat zads bx your " regular
csrrespsRdeat: -
When 1t had become kH0w1 o. the msrniug Of the All
OF JAY tia; the place was surrsnssrsd, sas q thase
humiiatiug and improviasat scenes which ksva sIr.asv
oro9ght disgrace uDoR TIE Confsderacy, took place. 20
wit the sacking Of the qlarternayters stores Strange
az IL msy seem, there wss a large supply OF ssIdlerr'
clofhiRg stored away. and ths army was tod that there
was none on hand. Often dsring the siege ala enr ray.
ged troops spply for c.othas, bUJ were Invariably tsId
that there WAS none or hand and vet. when the enemy
came midtown, theasands Of dollars rorth were found
throwu 9ut Of dsaIs to be appropriated by svsrvbaav.
WHISTLER eztitlsd to them or not
As this srticla is calculated to de ns, as the chief
qusrtermast'r ia vicksburg, craat injustice, I beg that
yon will publish the fsliswiag facts in cozzscioa with
the matter.
TIVE weeks before TIE surrender Of vicksburg I ne.
haed the different divisisu aad brigade suartarusstsrs
et the quantity and quality Of the clothing which 1 had
or hszd, ordering than at the sams tina te ssesrtsip
the necessities Of TIE trosps, ara draw what they re.
CURED They dd 50, as far as practicable, bat the bslk
Of the clcsaing being heavy winter Essds. thew coHld
not Be prevailed uPen 70 take Jhsz. Neither qusrtsr.
masters or ragged troops" ever applied, and were re-.
fused, wAsn there was Gsy elothiaz On hard I had ne
shees shirts arawsrE or light summer elsthing. sucb a.
they wished tkat "a hand being a sarslus WHICH Rai.r
Aimms had sent to Tickssarg iast before the siege coua.
Heneed BY The terms q the caFitulatioa this clothing
to be turaes ever to ths Federal esversrept
Capt Jones' who SD it IA charge, protected it as loug
As ke e-uld, bat was not ABLE 80 lold it against he
Thousands Of Yankees who had rushed ipts Tia citv "a,
the purpose Of p~ilagiag.
I wocld here taks occasion 10 rate, chat. vi.b ,sa
limited time afforded nae, evsrstAirR was so,s ~.
could be done, to protect sRa save the properly b.ls5.-
ins 20 the Q-usrterAastsss Dsps-rment
RICHD ORNE, Msi5r.
ans Ehfaf q X Of EFmE-A--
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1t is Clear that ths Frssszs condition Of John.
stems and Bragg's array, is dus 10 tie want OF
sex to meet the ovsrWsslniag hosts Of the ea.
emy. The qusstisa naturally arises what has
become Of the meat We Dc rot know whsE has
become Of tasss who kavs gene forth hou this
community; but wherever We 90, ws see more
able Bodied Hen dsiHg nothing, and seeming to
havs netting to Do, thsn We ever saw before.
Every raiirBad car is crowded, every little sta
ieH Is crowded, every steamboat is crowded
with men, hale, hearty, healthy unwounded men.
And yet the array is falliag hack for vast Of
HaeR. We De net understand it. We venture
to say that there are mere men, sbls to bear
arms, travelling to-day. on the railroad from
MaHtgsmeTy to Asgusts, shan on any eorrespen-
ding day Of the year 1850.
And 50 it IS ter every Day Of shs year Where
sYe the usn geisg tsf What ara they doiny9
Way are they net in the aTny7 Way aoss the
c~snseript officer let them pass These qass-
tons force themselves RPcR avery sAe who
travels aloag the great ~thsrsaghfsres Of. the
csuatry. If the tsz thsasaRds wAo. are in ths
pursuit. Of money, eeHld be put in tbs sruy, we
sheuls be abs % sweep the energy from the
face Of the earth in a few weeks. Bat until this
is doRe, we shall "fal back anil the armies of
Bragg and Jehnston viii meet, back to back.
somewhere Abeut ColRnbas, Ga-ClGrom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-29

Ike LsUisville JoHrHSE sf the 2sd e~sstaius
The fsllsBiag dispatch lis 3 Hals singular zs
msntiss Of an sasial e-samaaicsHsn has been
mads in car dispatches, although we have four
days later news frsm the North:
Special ts the LozisvI1ls JeurnaLl
CECgNATL JAY 2l-I0 A. M-Ws are Bar-
misisd to Psbisk the follswisg message, Just Ee-
ssIvsS a. department hsadqEsrtsrs
HEADQUARTERS U. 5 FsHcEs N TIE FIELD,
Grisiss Greek, 9-P.L.
Ts LlsEt. Gel Riehasnd Al G.
CoLoEgL: We chased Johs Morgan and ais
ssmnaRd svsr fay miies to-day. After heavy
skirAishiag fer six OF seven miles between the
45:k Ohis, Of Gel. Wslfsrd's brigade, which was
II ths advance, ana sAs enemy, We succeeded
in bringing ths e1amy to a stand about three
s'sleek this aftarRosa when e eight snzHsd
which lastsa "a hsUr, wksH tAe rebels fed, tax
iag rrfsEs uPsn = very high bluff. I ssst & flag
eli trace deasaSiaE ga imssdiats aEd uRcos-
sitisnsl surrender Of Morgan ssd his command.
TIE Gag wa recsivsd b. Col Csl@an aad other
officers, whs eaBe G0TR and asked = per
ssaal interview. They aaked for forty wiHutas.
ia =hieh tne the eszmaHd Excepting Morgan,
Wbo deserted bis ssmEsRd, taxing VITA hi4 a
very mali ssssd, surrendered. 1t was my IN
dsTstsAding that Morgan himself lad sarTez-
asrsd, and I lsayEed IL was the understanding
sf AsTgan's officers sad Esn. The number Of
killed and woUsded is uncomfortable. The
Kzmbsr Of prisoners is frsm 1900 10 1900, m-
clsdiHg . large number Of Gen. Morgau's iuo
officers. 1 captured between six and sever hus-
dred prisoners yesterday. I think I shall cap
tErs Morgan himself tomorrow. had C0lsnea
Wolford's and Jacobs bUgsaes. This conduct
and bearisg Of officers and uen, withcut *
eePtion, eviGcsd the greatest g~aiLsHtry aBd a
high degree Of skill aAs discipline.
LsiEaea S-sACKELFOED, BiE.-Gen.
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Of csbbs battary, wko acted in tie =est gallant @sz-
nsr; Csrpsrals Peares aRd JsARsoa aIss acted val
liaHtly Lieut.. Vasskt, Of glscsnb's baitary aetsd
with the greatest s~osIHszs Hader tha szsmy's IRE 81
srtiHerY sad infantry Corporal Smith aehIsysa great
credit fsr hs aevoracy sf IRE Lisut. WR. Lewis, Of
the Confederate stats4 srny. Behaved with eeolusss
sndhravary ia performing tha duties assigned aim BY
the ehisf Of artillery, MAJOR Graves, beth sf whom wsrs
e7nspicusus 70 The ineeEant are Of the enemy. HsjoF
Graves mounted ths works at the head Of ATTY Infantry
maz, pursued the easHy bringing In prisoners and caRs
turing the United States callers Of ths SD ulinsis. The
Gag he presented to General BrsckiArldgs on the part OF
.he artillery It vas dyed IL the clsttsd blssz Of he
flag bearer, whose Head was Ebst away. The enemy
being heavily raiAfsresd, General Johnston retired frsm
Jackson on the zernisg Of tie I6th, bslisvi1E that posi-
sisz uztsasb's. His army "a sIouly falling back in COED
order ans Ceuditisa-"