Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
BURNBHDz moving on EAST TIN.
NE88EE.
PolitleaI TroubIes ia .he Nor.h.

Special to TIA Mempbis Appeal
PASeLA, April @. -AH Is q 1iet along the suilrs front.
frOm%snphs to Lafayette. There az. no Federals
south Of their usual line, Eeiiher are there any lndiea-
tons Of al advance.
Ysu viii hear from Chalmers shortly.
The late Northern papers in my possession are full Of
accounts Of bloody riots, too numerous to telegraph
Anarchy and tyranny seem to be moving abreast
The Times OF the I'D announces q Democrats fri.
umPh in the municipal election Of Chicago.
II also contains q dispatch from Memphis, dated the
2lst' to the effect that Warrsnton was in possession Of
the Eeasrals, and that movements Of such a character
were on foot as led the correspondent to believe that
Grant would capture Yicksburg in a few days.
A special to She Cincinnati Gszslts, from Memphis,
processes to give tia particulars Of the recent parsags
Of our batteries at Y~icksburg It states that seven
ganooats' one ram and TIRES transports started down
All went well with them until half the trip hal been
accomplished, when tia cliffs we're Illuminated. The
Forest 0aeen returned TIE Henry Clay was Goa
pc led to step, after receiving shots beisw the Waser
line which passed through her SIZE sunk, and il was
believed al on board were lost. The Forest Queen had
her steam dram shot away. It also states that eleven
~gunboatB are row below Vicksburg. including The three
under Commodore Farrsgut.
Tha dispatches from Washington state that wereiers
advices confirm the intelligence that the French had
carried The outer works of Pusbla.
z Csbinst consultation was held in regard 10 the
Peterhof affair. It was understood that a majority
favored the holding Of the vessel and the oDepipg ef
her mails, but subsequently the mails we're delivered
up to the English consul.
A number Of persons who were arrested at Jones'.
bOrs, Illinois, had arrived at Cairo, en- route to Colum.
bus Kentucky, where the charges against then would
be Investigated
A dispatch from CiscinaatL dated the 22i, SAYS the
numbered sick arriving from RosscranE army in Ten
nessee was increasing, and the hospital already full.
Burnsides advance was reported 10 have reached
Cumberland Gap. wi. the intention Of penetrating
East Tennessee, it having been definitely ascsrtafned,
it Is stated, that Marshall, Breckenridge and Pezram
had fallen back 20 Ksoxvils, where their concentrated
forces would be commanded by Stsnswsl Jackson.
A dispatch fom Memphis saysths Federal movement
ro1 Memphis, via Hernsado, was made By five regi
ments, aud was commanded by Major Hays, who was
killed At the Coldwsts-. They estimated the reb,l
forcs by which they were rspulssd at four thousand
strong, under the command Of General Chalmers.
The Prussia has arrived from Europe, bringing datsi
to the 18Th instant TIE Lsudon Post says the block
ads Is the only shiei-nl means h. North has Of carry
ing On the war, and that other martins powers nay
ssOA begin to consider how long such a war may cor
tnas. It also asserts that France and England vii
convey their West India shipping.
A dispatch from New York states thst Captain A. S
Parker, a Confederate naval officer sent to bring al
iron clad from England, had been arrested and sent Il
Fort lafayette.
Advices from Port ReyaI state that the monitsrI are
bei7g iron plated ca their decks, and The work Is being
pushed with great energy.
4 disDatch from ssa Francisco, dated the 22d, an
nouneas the destruction Of the office OF the Sacramento
Republican by a mob from Camp Union.
Advices from Nevbsrn, r. c., to the 10Th, ray that
General Foster aud SAT- escaped from Washington, and
had arrived. Their escape was miraculous The boat
was riddlsd BY shot, ard the pilot killed. Foster ex
pee;ed to attempt to return with achievements. B.