Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-10

Eeurs Of Besi's arHsy DrsssiuE ever futo
Earyiaud nmd fseuuayi iFHn --Capture af
Coufsdrl'are sc5uttna Party On she
Upper fofouaac-
The whole Yankee nation is trembling with
.esr est Lees srmg viii pay them a visit. A
speoisl dispatch, dated Washington, On the %,
says:
tits currently reported, and f,om 50 macy
different quarters as 20 laave no doubt of the
fact, that s.se is now forming a large force at
Culgeper Court House with view of making
a demonstration toward Washington, or as ore.
,ininsry movements 10 an advance up the She
nsndoah valley, toward Maryland and Penn
sylvauia.
The information that large reb ] force is
concentrating az Cupeper Is confirmed by
Uoion refugees from tbat vicinity, by our own
scouts, ana by mysterious "givines out" by
some few Ps spis not far from this vicinity, who
generally recbive news in advance OF US by the
underground railroad. which, notwiihsttRd-
ing al TIE Efforts made 10 put a stop to it, still
continue t5 flourish.
HoEsver, there is every confidence felt here
has Ee can give the enemy a suitable reception
in whatever shspa or direction he comes,
wkether he makes attacks similsr 10 those of
Muiiay, by wgy OF dversi0n. to keep the
UHiHn iorce employed hsre, while he Is engaged
-t-slthily noving ais msiu srmy around into
the Valley, 70 i0rs our figl, tia7k, or whether
De cones mp boldly aud squaTsiY l tie issue
Of an attsek on q sshingt0n from this front
A dispatch from Baltimore says
We had various rumOrs hers yesterday o. the
rsbsis advancing e. ofc. report got into eircu-
rsiln amoRgst the 3Untry people in the vicin
ity OF Uliou bridge 0a the Western Mary .snd
railroJd, some iaFiy miles nom Baltimore. that
Confederate esvsirY bad BppeaTud at different
localities within thst rural district Haviug
had some experiences of their depredldms isst
fail, when the rebels were in Westminster, the
quiet inhabitants Of course, became alarmed, !
and some Of hem left for a safe reueat in Penn
sylyaDia. al was quiet At an early hour this
morning Ilaius run regularly. The BalI- I
more aud Ohio rsad remains uninterrupted
Passengers trOn HsrgeT's Ferry ssy aii il
quiet there. Some Cucrilias or bushwhackers {
nave been proving about but only in smsl /
force
The prevailing impression among secession 1
lists here Is, that Cen. Lee viii uuquesii0nab Y 4
make a bold advance 10 wage aggressive war 4
very soon. They speak confidently on tt sub |
i-et- Itis singular, however, that these sym !
psihizers 10 Bot Ggsirs seeing their friends so
near as Baltimore but would rather II them %
keep a respectful distance of The couse-
quences c-raiu % result from too close CON
.sct might not be ia al respects comfortable.
Tie scouts of MajsT Coles MARYLAND cavalry
stationed az ksarnrysvillss on the Baltimore
znd Ohio railroad, succeeded this morning,
about oneo' clock in capturing, on the Smith
isld road, bve Iabel csvalrYmen, with Their
horses, srus, etc. Their nsmes are Newton
Baker, (s0n of toe Uai0n pos msstar A. Shep.
7agsst8wn Mas3n EvsDs. John Seaman, John
and George B Lewis. They al be-
oRRsd to CaDtsla B3meyer's company L lat
III zhugb Lees brigade They state
hai they bad been home on lurlough and were
making their way back th-uugh oar lines
Tkey had large number Of letters in their
seEsesFi0u, addressed 90 persons in the rebel
.TDy, all OF whicn were written by females
The praGners have been sent 60 the brigade
At MaTunsbnrg, for proper dis
l0sal.