Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12
LATEST FRom rnE NORTH.


LATEST FR0m TIE NORTH.
Northern Dispstchesto the Memphis Prsss
CAIRO, March 2-Wsshishingson adviees
state that the third conferences committees have
agreed upon The questions Of difficulty existing
between tbs'tyo houses Of Congress The bill
is substantially that of Secretarv Chase.
1t IS reported that m0vements arc on foot ct
st. Louis for the removal Of Gen. Curtis. It's
a pro-slavery nav
All persons At 81 Louis, having received let
tors from the South, written within the past
thirty days, are called upon to take them 70 the
provost msFshals Office for examination.
Gen Price IS said 70 be expected soon in MIS-
sour, from which circumstance some trouble is
expected.
The excitement at Lexington, Kentucky, has
The Richmond. Kentucky, scare was without
foundation.
The rebel force near Mt Sterling is in full 70
treat and scattering in every direction.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25-Gold closed at 7lA
There sTe no cotton quotations.
WASHINGTON, March 8, via Cairo, 4-Geu.
Sigel has resigned his commission in the army.
The cause is not publicly assigned
Gen. kimball has been ordered to report to
| Gen. Grant for duty.
The house has finally passed the Senate bill
~ a+AAA VIZ 4 AG1A4ELE 1NI kUt HUHnoUafnu oil
the writ Of habeas corpus.
At the presidential leYee the visitors passed
between long files Of soldiers, who supplanted
toe police and preserved order much better.
MURFREEsB0RO', March z. -Twenty-six
hundred troops Of Gen. Rosecrsnz's srmY en-
counteTed the enemy at BFadyvile yesterday.
A severe fight ensusd, which resulted in the
Confederates being driven from the own
Their loss was eight killed. twenty wounded
and eighty-nine captzred.
Oar loss was about half theirs.
CINCfENATt, March 2-Still anot her excite.
ment rom Kentucky. The rebels are again
said to Re moving into the State with large
force.
Their object is said to be to compel Roscranz
to retreat
HALFAx, March The steamer Delta has
arrived from St. Thomas, Jamaica.
The p~Ti7steer Florida is again at work. On
the 18Th ult., she oyeTbauled the ship jacob
Bell, bound from China to New York with six
teen hundred tens of teas.
The Bell vas captured and burned. No par
~tieulsrs are yet furnished.
The Vanderbilt was at S.. Thomas on the
10th. She was to leave the next day on ,
cruise.
ST. LOUIS, March 2-The marine brigade is
ready to embark on three boats for an expedi.
ton against the guerillss. on the riye.
New York, March 2-Guasamsla has de-
clsTed war against San Salvador.
President CarreFs had marched for the San
3slvsdor frontier with several Thousand men.
NEE YoRK March 2-The steamer Kedal
arrived this afternoon from Europe, bringing
later dstas
The Polish iasurIection is assuming Sill more
Formidable proportions.
The insurgents had captured several impoc
tent places.
Cold closed 81 l7ll to-day. The cotton msr
ket was heavv, with lover prices. The ruling
figures were 50 to 90c
WAsHTNGToN, March 4, via Cairo, Msrch 81
Richmond papers have bas1 received here OF tie
p instant. They mako no mention Of affairs al
! Yicksburg.
Fort McAllister was not taken, as formerly
stated, bat was destroyed BY our iron-clajs.
ATE FROM EUROPE.
PORTLAND, March 4. via Chicago, March 81
The steamship Hibernian had arrived with Liv-
erpool dates TO the 18th ult.
Meetings, lectures, etc, fs7oriag Federal
sffsirs are Of daily occurrence in various parts
of England
A meeting was held in London on the 18Th
The spesker5 INDUCED in bitter in7octive.
against the Lord Mayor and NJ. Mason rsla-
tive to the late speech OF the latter at the Man
sion house.
It is rumored thst France considers the block.
ade at C Charleston raised
The Polish iDsurrectiOn Is spreading through.
out Poland. The Insurgents attacked Minehow
on the ITO nit but were repalssd with q loss
of six hundred killed aud wounded. The city
was ef.ergaTjs fred and destroyed
Adviees from Paris mention that c]onirsct
for = Confslerats loan had been receive1 for
three million pounds, in bonds Of Z per cent
e~zchangesble against cotton At option.
WAsHIEGToN, March 1.-The house adjourn.
ed to-day sine die.
The senate e-JHTeasd in extra session this
afternoon, whea the newly elected msmbeTs
Were sworn in.
The IriBuss'S dispatch states tast private let
gers had been received that the Union feeling is
sound in England, and that no Cabinet conld
live an hour which should taks steps for the re
cognition of the Southern Gonfederaey.
NEW YORK, March 5-AH the emancipation
bills failed of passage by Congress.
STAFFORD COURT HOUSE, Va, March 3
Capt Sbultz recently led the Federal cavalry II
the neighborhood Of Aide, and surprised the
g%ueriilss under Capt. MoOrly. Thirty prisoner
we're taken.