Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-30

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Reports of the Press Assoeiatioas
Er,ersa according to asst Of geussss IL he yss- 1sG
by j.. s. pHRAsHEH, IN the Clerks once Of the Dis
ifioi oourt q ths 0snfsdsszts States for ths HoEA
ern District Of Georgia.
PnRss AssSCEATaOE REPOST-
ATLANTA, September 2s.-From passengers By svsn-
ing tralns from Gbleksnaags station, We lassH that ths
enemy made smother attempt On sunday zight % -
yancs their picbet lines, bat we're driven back
4bout one hundred prisoners captured By our eaval-
~ bstwseu Clsvslsna ard Eoudons also arrived.
From Lookout mountata yesterday. a large nunbsr
Of wagons were seen crossing the Poptoon bH5ge at
Cbattauoogs, - W
R~asserzHs has three Hnss Of works. and is row bald
ing tie fourth.
A dispatch has been received from GsnersI Dan.
Adam, who Is wounded aud q prisoner a. Chattanooga
stating that he is doing well, and expects shortly . b
psrOied.
ATLAETA, sepisnbOr 80, 1883.
The trains from Chickamsuga station arrived In time
ssrIy this morning, bringing + nUzber Of woundsd.
We are informed that nearly al Of those who can bear
transportation have now been brOasht sway hoa the
field, and that absut $500 remain in the asld hospitals,
TOO severely injured to bear TIasPortaion yet,
We learn from ; sssf Officer, who Isa the lines yss-
terdsy afternoon, that Rosecrsns hsd sent in a flag ef
truce, and AFTER considerable correspondence Gen
Bragg conssntsd 50 he exchange Of wounded prisoners
Accordingly yesterday 800 Yankee ambulznces came to
cur lines with woundea COnfsdsrstss. The enemy have
about SIX hundred OF our sounded AT the lines the
q r~balancss were taken in charge By our driver, aud
wou d retuTu t. Chattanooga the Yankee wounded It
is stated thsY viii make dsily trips until their wounded
are all delivered, Of Whioh there are about I've thou
sand. This seems 70 Us 70 amount TO a cessation Of mil
itary operations against GhsttansogH until the exchange
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Of press reports from the scene OF events, we are DE-
hgod to gather news from al q~uartsTs, with but little
opportunity 10 verify he facts.
There is said to be ne change In the condition Of af-
fAin in front Of 0hattsnooga.
ROsssrsns sill continues to receive supplies by
wagon trains, which ara supposed 70 esme from Steven
son, the junction of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad.
ArepOrt reached Dalton yesterday hat Gen. Sam.
Jones had occupied Knoxville. BuEnsido is said to have
fallen back in the direction Of Cumberland gap. The
report was credited ia Official circles.
Our cavalry were at Athens, Tenn, yesterday morn
ing. in III direction Of swsas~aterr On the East Tennes-
sss and Georgia railroad
Major RE Graves. Gen. Brecknrfdgs's chief artillery,
died on Sunday from wO1nds Re ceived at ChiekAmsuga.
The siege sf 0harEestsn-
CHARLESTON, September SO-The enemy was hring
slowly yesterday npon sumtes, and also upon our James
island batteries, which kept up eenstant sheIling Of
tue soemy's working parties with evi5ent efsct, Fort
hcultrie also firing at Battery Gregg.
The feet was quiet.
The enemy havo completed their covered way be-
awesn Gregg and Wagner, alozg which they drive their
teams safely.
The Yankees are easemating heir guns At Gregg and
Wagner to Fratoet the gunners from our she'll. soms
Of he sub asures point directly toward the city.
FFsns Virgiaia-PremstioHs.
RIcHAosD, September 29.-AmDng the resent pro
motions to the rsuE Of ~brisadisT general from Colonial
are A Pauin, Of South Carolina A W. Reyuola5 OF
Virginia; E. w. PettuE Of Alabama; T. n. Wsnl Of
Texas; A L. Long, OF Virginia; h. r Jackson, Of
Georgia; Writ Adams, Of Mississippi and Jsiass F.
Jordan, q North Carolina
To-day has been the most quiet day experienced here
in soras dIas. There is BOT q line Of war news from
any quarter.
Passengers hythe Fredericksburg train report unusual
quiefuae IN that direction.
From CharIeston.
CHARLESTON. s~eptsn5eE @-Al quiet his morning