Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-07

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MISSION RInaE via Chiokam.uga, Oct G-Tbs Ten.
nozsee river Is rising rEPidly, AMI has swept aray the
eHsny's lower psntoon bridge, and submerged the
trsstts bridge.
Prisoners AMI dsssrters from the enemy eaua-m lhs
capture Of RoHse ais wagon train By Gen. Wheeler
Major s. P. Mitchell, chief q-ualtsrm4ster OF Long.
streets corps, died last 1ight OF d~iplherfa.
Col Joe Lewis, Of the 9Th Kentucky. has been I'D,
pointed ~br'sadier general or Hslm brigade. Colonel
James A. Smith, OF the 81 and5-h Confederate Iezf.
ments, has been promoted, and commands Gen. Preston
Smiths brigade.
No firms o. slthsr side TO day up to Il
Frouh HfcBnond.
RICHMOND, October 6-Ttsrs VIII be gyand re-.
view Of the State forces to day BY Gen. Ezsy and Gov.
Letchsr, near Camp Lee. VIII turn out witA various
regiments and b-attslionE. There viii also be d iarre
Atieudancs Of lsd e aud other spectators.
These III be another rev.sv Of the employees, clert
cal and mechanical, next Saturday.
Gen Wickdsm, commanding q brigade or Staarf5
cavalry, was s verg'y injured a few days siucs by a fall
Of hl horse while g~sllopiug across fed near Orange
Court House.
Prem Wilmington,
WILNEGTos Octobsr 6-The Journal has suspend.
ed FOR e few days 10 repair its press. 30 news bore.
The siege Of CllarIeslon.
CHARLEsoN, Oct Der s-Aa attack was msdo by a.
on the higate I~ronaidss, before daybroak thia morning.
It was partially successful, daaaEng tbs Ironsldsa. and
alarming the ensmy's whole feet. Two Of our rsen en-.
Gagged in this expedition, including Lieut. Glas,eL. of the
sunboat Cbisora, are missing Everything has bsen
quiet to-day.
sIrfrmish IA EIfssissfppf.
NOBLE, October s-A special to the Register AMI
Advertiser from Okaloas The 9th, says the snsmy's cay
ally, abou. 1850 strong. and four guns. attacked CoIope
Richardson near Albany at IL a. 81, yesterday. III.
ongagemznt was chiefly Of artillery. and continued III
near :. H., when tie ens1y were rspuls5d.
HEississ5Rpt R~Iectfsa.
MERIDIAN, October CT is thorght that Gen. CsrI
is elected governor.
AtEntsrprss, Clark received SIS. West Isa. Dsv-z Ga
a Heriden. CLARK reesIvsd4g9. Davis los. West. 1873
The result Of the election s doub fuI in the CoDRres
sio- al district. Res is ahead OF Bsrksdars abou. 20
votes as far IS heard from.
but lew returns have been received sE yet.
From New Orleans.
MOBILE, Oc- THE Tr bune has dates from Sev
Orleans to the 31th ult. TIE Era publishes news vi
Aemphiso of the ds'est Of RosecrsDs but refuses TO be
Hsvsi IT, aid declares il Is impossible and ayers 1t is
s%ratuitous piece Of copperhead intelligence unfounde
in truth, clearly tracssbls to rebel sympathiss Of th
author L cant be true. Rosecrans was never dsfeats
in bis life, and so goo@ people wit further iuieIHgenes
Gen. Banks has iust issued three long orders Tn
chief one is in respect to the opening Of the mississippi
That general is touching in his description Of the valu
of the va ley Of the Mississippi, and decIsrss that ne.
withdrawing The ravAgss ef war, &c 10 9 spls did feH
To- Yankee ingenuity. The hBbtabis globe. quoth he
does no. offer a nobler thoatTs for intelligent s~ntsrurir
than the valley Of the Mississippi Never was
country better worth Fighting far better worth defend
ing. This furnishes the preface for calling to arm
every one able for military duty, in oEdsr to hold tH
lovely country.
There was a very destructive fire in New Orleans Of
the morning Of tbs 80 h. 1t commenced on Tchoupi
toulas street., between Third aud Fourth streets, and be
fore sztinguis ed two blocks Of buildings we're con
sumed. The loss is set dgwn a. 100000.