Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-10

who kesPs an cid bockslors. labelsa tho *,
Of Mexican, which had been left ia pawn tsy
nedieel stndsnt, with the word Caicahop.i. y
and placed it in his show-window. For ii
grave ofsDse be, also, was condemned to ssh
island, aad the general order published on Il
subject stated that ha should e be eilowes I
communication, verbal or otherwise with Az
person on tho island, except ,oish Mrs. Phil.iss
Kellari who IS a maa Of family, was induced
believe this was the notorious Matilda PhiuiD
g wealthy courtesan as well known in Re
York, Boston and San Francisco, as in Ne
Orleans, begged this part of tho order lc b
reseinded. Accordingly another general osde
was promulgated, abrogsting so much q
general order No. = as authorized the said KeI
ler to hold communication with Mrs Phillips
Such was General Buffers subterfUgs strikin,
at the good name Of yirtuous wife and gooJ
mother to relieve himself Of the odium attached
to bis unnanly conduct.
Are there belts in heaven. save what serve for the
thunderl7
Another general order was published, advis-
ing the negroes that whenever q slave reported
bis or her master or mistress for having weapons
concealed about their dwellings,, and the weap-
ons wazo found as reported, the slave should be
liberated directly, aud th5 o7vner ineareerated.
The result has been, in instances without num-
Der, that the slaves have thrown old nuskets,
sabres, or pistols into Obscure corners with their
own hands, given the information, been freed,
and their innocent masters are now suffering on
the dreary sands of Ship island, with ball and
chain, hard labor, and salt horse rafons. The
testimony of a slayeis received without comment
or objection. The indignant remonsuanee Of a
Confederate is cut short with " Silence, sir
the oath of traitor and rebel is not worth
that of loyal black"
VIII Confederate soldiers believe that on the
goth Of February, 1868, the day on which the
last cartel Of exchange left Now Orleans, a
Of infantry was ordered to charge, and
discharge with fixed bayoness, on the thousands
Of women and children who throaged to see US
off Two women were wounded by the gallant
New Eaglanders-one Of them seriously; but
many brave girl seized the bayonet with one
ieeble arm and fearlessly stood her ground,
whilst with the other she waited us her bless
ngs and adieus. This command was given By
; feTOciOus looking Hessian msjor, who spoke
broken Engligh, and subsequently sent for a
battery of light artillery to complete the work Of
desperation by trsmpling the refractory "she-
ldlers" under the horses hoofs. That 2O.h Of
February was glorious day for secession in
New OfleaHs Gen. Banks must have been
lDszed and delighted at TIE display of Union
entiment,' smong her ciszens. Issbowgd him
bat, after sending her thoasaads AID her tens
# thousands Of brave men to f. yht in our holy
.suss, her women, uadauatod By tho power Of
ne unserupulous oppyessor, aud seoruilg the
uzury and wealth which needed bas sac ror,d-
sss -osf,' 10 be taIoaa 50 taair f-at, ae1s sHi
IS ssaioUs and as constant iu t-sir leus OF trsI
&c distress, a. when ias fields If Manassas cld Z
3lll Ra8 bore the fssza Goospdass Of tho loaszd (
yankees.
All the lao rsiaforcsaeats 70 Gen. Bsuss ere
les ians or Prassisns. TAey ere sraagers TO
ae English tongue, aad the commands ere
ivsn in broad Dutcb. The men are generally !
and evidently recruits and de- +
srters from the Hesss Dutchies, Netherlands, /
russia and other German States. They have
cen recruited with bats of cotton farms in ]
Torkiag order in Texas, aud the spells Of South
m homssteads. How startling viii prove their
sal welcome whsn " these whisksred pandoors
nd these fierce husssTs" shall meet the grim
ingers on the Texian pgsiries.
Permit the writer to ask, can the gorilla
use 800 600 men more in his dominiOns to
.rry on this war No, sir After recruiting
IS exhausted regiments from the negro slaves,
nd securing continental Europe for mercena-
es to so little purpose, the moment he en-
eavors to enforce his conscriptiOn measures an
-testino struggle will spring up more (and i'm
eaiately) fatal to his vitality than secession.
There is great disaffeetion among the soldiers
I'D sailors in Louisiana A gunbost lieutenant
Ia the writer thstthree hundred Massachusetts is
lldisrs had bsen sent to New Orleans from
nip island for mutiny and beating the blacks,
ID that one hundred aud thirty designations
ID occurred amocg the officers of the A1tilla
lis own among them), but had been refused,
I'd the parties elassed as deserters. He said
% cause was Linceln's proelamstion-Cred
sdsus ApsiLa, nOa sgO--it was the retributive
ts of the Harriet Lane and the Hatteras, and
e frowning batteries az YicksbuIg and Port
ad5on, which cooled their warlike ardor. Let
Il heroes yet little while breast the tide Of
vssion as they have breasted it during the past
70 years, and Uncle Abraham himself viii
.mpathise with the South in a few months.
The 26tb and 9Th Massachusetts, are disaf-
cted and threaten to lay down their arms
hen called into the field, and the sailors of the
ertford, the Pensacola, and the gunboats are
rested in scores for vociferasing through the
reefs that they won't fight for The bloody
lger."
If the negroes have not usurped more privi-
ges, or committed greater Outrages in New
rleans, it is not for lack Of encouragement
IN the Yankee officers Il is due to their
nscious inferiOrity which, as in the beasts of
g field, forces them to cover and quail be-
,ath the reproachful and threatening eye Of the
hite man. They are still unaware Of their
in lower Louisisns.
If this Pleases you, I may write again.
The sleep Fashisn-Ehe blockade
rom the Mobile Register
We have received from friend at tbe Fort
le following brief account Of the sinking Of
e fashion while attempting to run the blockade
Z the valorous Yankee feet off Che bar;