Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13

lsed us every day and every night tor ten dsyi
psst When it oceHrs we eau speak more fully
Of it As matters siasd now we consider il
> coming eff exceedingly doubtful. Coed sulhsr
ity says that the ireable is With The nine Hoath:
men. Tbsy viii net fight, pretorring to 60 Aom'
Ia her than be shst especially new that tAell
terra Of sHlItm is nearly over. The stetm
. Iiur columns heretofore hare been taTee year,
Now Yark aud Western regiments supported
by sine neHths msn; and when tho stoTmeH
reached the parapst and looked round the sap
Bortars were nowhere to be seen. Consequently
8 failing back" was considered the NEST pru
dent mst G that could bs made in order to cave
tie few rcmzining Of the column fr0a capture
OF destruction TIE river transports now "a
fully armed, il sFder to rePel any attaek-by
parties along the river bank. We have Boi
hesrd of any being fred st ia the last few days
the enemy having probably concentrated al his
5eTcs to accomplish fslly the capture Of Btassesr
city and the Opolousss railroad.
All in this department favorable to tha Union
csuse have been wishing, wsiting, hoping snd
expecting fer weeks past that reinforcamsats
would arrive. Taay .hogght that the Geyorn-
nsHt would see the importance Of tAs mevs-
Iacat made by General Banks, and send hin
alun enough without delay TO overcsUs every
obstacle aud hold al tie States hs had pos
Fsssei Eizssf Of; bat they have net yot arrived.
Rzm0rs flr days past have had twenty thousand
llal tLttuE BA hIEil way hi 10
P5rs Hu3sea, bat they have not passed the city,
except ia phaRt9m ships The knowing eHes,
thzy who wsro posted regarding The available
troops. .shoaE their a1s4s, for they could 9st 5ss
where twenty thousand msn were Is come from,
OF even half that number. Consequently We
lzais up our minds that we would have TO do
the best we csBl1 with the feTca We had. I dc
not b3iievo the rebols intend, or ever did, to try
to recover the city Of New Orleans, foT it has
bees tos good a feeder fer them. HiaiornatisE
can GEMS - u tccm D,Eio II csa be carried frsn
here il the sans manner. TAsrs is no denying
th8 fact that immense quantities Of sll descrip-
dou5 Of goods needed by ths rebels have been
carried % them from this city-fsr more thar
/ -roul3 have reached them had the river been
blsctsdgd. Wals ibis is ihs Gaze, and the
rcbsls know that nias-teaths Of the pops latisn
a1s thsir friends, whs viii do 81! in thsr power
I 20 aid the rebel cause ly supplies IS well IS
iufGI assn, they de net csre 10 psssegs she city
tsr they know their caEss vii prosper uBre
without ID. This is the expressed opinisH OF
tkoss who understand how matters are in this
department.
In the present condition Of things, what is to
, become Of tho sequestsTes plastHtiGns, these
1 tbG, arc bOjug worked by ths Government OF
I rgntei to Northern msH DESTROYS Of trying their
/ hands at raising cotton and cane TIE majority
Of these places sre along the OpelOHsss railroad,
/ an5 en- the west bank Of the Mississippi rivsr,
! OF ia Shat portion Of the State now rspossessea
/ by the enemy. On all Of these plantations the
! crops promised a fHe yield; bat now they will
be destroyed or raised fer the bszeft Of our rebel
! neghbeTs. Some Of the geutlsmez whs are on
/ the plaEtstisns they have rented, have not re-
turned to this city since the rebels sceupisd the
/ GENTRY, and we fear they have mot with rosZh
/ treat8ent The Texas troops will not be apt to
ssew them HEeh csRsidoratsn; for they Dc not
! feel kHjY disposed toward these Whs have, as
they interpret it- iHtsrfsTod vita ths rights aad
/ srcpsIty sf their friends. Msa from the Alta
/ k-Bas csuEirY, lE-clY arrived here, state tkat
! tbs nost intense hatred exists all through that
/ sec.isu toward as, on acc0BHt Of the manner in
] which t.gir psreons and property were treated
! dHriEg the march Of oET troops through their
/ country. They further state that every naa c.
] psbls Ell BEARING arms has ceme fsrwara and
/ -inej the rebel IEHEs, and that they swear ven
ye8Hee sgaluEt any Of cur men that may iEll
/ ints ta-,y hands. What have [ stated ia all a7
/ former letters respecting those persons we have
i na3o our enemies Thai they are the worst
/ We have, and the above fully proves it to be so
/ I doabs very much If there is a Uziou nan left
/ la ths A.tskspSs cssntTy.
lmsEiHe the 5nferiEgs Of the posr negroes,
| these Thq Aeve beca eHticod and driven away
I from their comfortable homes, sRd promised pre-
/ tcctioR by our foTcss. Over TIVE thousand Of
/ tsaa we-e r6tpzen whcR Brasheay City was lest
/ besides the theussa5s Of others whs were sR the
/ Gsvsrnrasnt plantahsus. Al they kevs ever
suffered in their lives before viii be bgt @ 1.-THE
of what they viii have ts undergo at the hands
/ Of .he N-a wH0 now Hsva thea ia ChBTge. Bet
/ ter 90 have lett thsm where we found them, If
! uaGbls 70 provide for their safety, thsa 10 have
! the pO3r cIsatErus pisced IN the position they
/ are now In. Yea will understand very readily
/ how szasperatsd the planters Of Western Leu
I i5iaHa arc against us when yoH know shat
/ nearly every uegra had beeR taken from tkem
I 5y or army. Then, again, they feel that the
I ulgress, Ia the lS-o attack upsn Port Hs8ssn,
/ kiIlrd, seyaE3 doubt, many Of ihsir friends, and
possibly ssaa Of their relatives All these
! laiBTs combined reader their hatred OF US be-
/ ysHd all bsuHds, and when we again attempt
I BE- recover Western Louisiana We will have far
/ mere men aEd mach mere desperate fighting to
/ eEeguutsT than We had in tho last sdvsEcs,
I wEen the people were mere or lees frisa9ly to
[ US. Had We respected the private ProPsyty- o.
/ The people Of the country We passed through
I aud net tEkea everything We coald cary,
sven ts the little fancy articles that composed
/ part Of the furniture of a geRtiemaH's drawing
fro0m. we would have far less enemies thaa we
1 nsw have. We cauDot expect Ean to fcel at
I al friendly tswsTd us now who has last every
thing az our hands, although friendly to cur
/ eagss at the tine Of cry.
It is all folly to stteApt to EPecUists upen
what is to be tae result Of The present state Of
1 aiTsrs a very few days will decide if Psrt
Hudson is 10 .all or not. II not the army wiz
fell back to this poiRt, and will rsmsin here an
I'll the heat Of sumner is over, for 1t viii be in
possible to send our men into the 5Wamrs ef
tlis 5ata Entu cesler weather sets in. They
need resting, mauy Of them are ihyalids dnd
I should be IN a hospital rather thaa ia the field
The ui2o 1oGlhs men viii be going North, and
I tbs three years regiments Wlil hsvo to tTy and
tiil Up tdgir depleted ranks. -Four months mast
| el&pse beisTs we can hope TO resGno active ops-
| rsu0as aud lake Tie offensive GEca more. In
thai tials I hope that ftiy tbeHsana neR will be
/ assembled here, ready to mske our operations
short and successful. It is 10 be hsBed that
! whatever troops sre sent here for the cEupaiga
Of asLt winter viii be men Wba do net tqairs
thrse mCzzfs drill before bsiag able 20 take tins
hsid. We WElt no ms.e nice msnth5 Aea ia
this Department. nothing bus soldiers for the
Ear ala disciplined troops. 9ive Us these, asd
our generals VIII have tools 6ith wAieh thsy
eaa work ia q proper manRor, and aecelaplisa
results that via bo satisfactory 30 the Northern
ps0pls. We have had Proef oReuEh Of the
va.ue of nIns months men durinE the PAST
msEih, and we want no more Of them.
CAPTURE OF BRAsHEAR CITY.
am serry I sm so circumslaneed, in conse-
Quenee of our having bees cat of frsm all CORR
muRics,ion with Brashesr City, that an not
able 10 give you the fall particulars of the CAP.
ture Of that important place By tks rebels.
Prem refugees who arrived in camp to-dsy, (
learn the following details Oz Tuesday last,
at 4 o'clock A. ~, net unexpectedly, IS was
stated, = small force Of rebels made their ap-
Dearanes at Berwick City, immediately opposite
BFsshesr City, sna opened fire en- our eaesmp.
maBt a. thai place frsn TIVE small pieces Of ar
ulsry The attention Of eur gUnhers at Fort
Baehauan was drawn 10 tBsm, and after few
shstB they were apparently dispersed This, it
appears, WAS & rUse on the part of the enemy,
for scarcely had eur soldiers bses placed IN po-
siiisR 10 resist any advances Of the rebels frem
that place when they were suddealy surprised
by laree ferce OF tRe enemy, which had daTiRg
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