Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23
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Special to the Daily Appeal
VICRsBUEa, January 22-The whole Of the ensmy's
fleet is reported to be at Young's Point. Some Of the
troops landed there appeared to be engaged in clearing
a place for a camp.
tits rumored there was firing at snyders bluff to-day.
No demonstration here yet. ALLEGRO.
Fres, CbarIesten and Nassau.
CHARLESTON JauraFy 22-Anather steamer, with q
very valuable cargo, has arrived safely in a Confederate
port
The French corvette Milan sailed for New York til S
morning..
Esssau advices Of the 18th have been received A
Bi ish steamer. leaving Nassau, was chased AID fred
az when near Furcha, by the Tuscarora. The British
steamers Thistle and Douglass had sailed The tteam.
es nina Nicholas L Gladiator, Donro and Flora, were
left at Nassau also he Ing ish war vessels Gslatea,
St=ombai and b rracouta. The British steiner Have
loek ran ashore and vas Owed eff by thu Thistle. Sic
Is row repairing at st Thomas.
There are eleven blockaders off the hsrbor to-day.
They had in their possession two schooners, supposed
to be the Hetwan and CHISHOLM, which attempted to
run the blockade with cargoes of naval stores, but got
becalrad and were captured.
From North CAROLINA.
WuyuNeToN. January 22-The vessel ashore at the
mouth Of New River, turns out to be the schooner Dixie,
from Nassau, with q cargo Of salt. She was chased
ashore by the Yankee steamers. The crew viii be saved,
but the vessel and cargo is probably lost.
It has been ascertained that the Federal forces near
Jacksonville, N. c., consists Of two and a half regiments
Of infantry, six hundred cavalry, and six pieces Of srtH-
lefy, under Col Emory. They have made no forward
movement yet
Brilliant Success on tse Cumberland River
TULLAHoNA, January 2L-To General S. Cooper
49,
cavalry made dash for a large feet Of transports, just
below Harpeth shoals. They threw overheard their
cargo Of subsistence, ordnance aud quartermaster stores
in immense quantities, and escaped, by a hasty retreat.
Our troops, in the midst Of snow and ice, crossed to the
north side of the Cumberland, by swimming their horses
through the angry torrent, which was much swollen by
recent rains, and routed the guard, e%aptuerd and de-
stroyed an immense election of subsistence just loaded
for transportation to Nashville by Wagons
BBAxToN BRAGG.
Lnfe Northern teIIigence-FederaI Mu-
ulOrE fr0m Eudinna.
RICHMOND, January e2-The New York Herald saws
the leaders Of the Indiana democracy are in open rebeI.
lion against The administration, and Bright and Hen.
bricks openly avow that they have ninety-three thou-
sand men ready 10 take the field against the Abolition
lists, and to strike for disenthralment from the East.
The aassdaaiioa'o of Gov. Morton, who is the chief OBJ
stace to their designs, is a probable event.
Northern papers state that the rebel correspondence
captured near Charleston, embraces official dispatches
to Mason and Sliien.
The prominent Republicans acknowledge their party
has lost power everywhere except in New England, and
predict peace as early as June.
The whole correspondence Of Benjamin, with Mason
sld slidel, captured from Sanders, appears in the Ma
tonal Inteligencer. Bepamin notices the scant eourte-
90 axhfbftad to-rarAarr Noso, bv p-s,;, - ao,.,.4.
it unfavorably NitRfhs conduct of N. Thouvenal and
the French government.
TIE Paris correspondent Of the New York Herald
says men Of she highest official position boldly assert in
eonveFsatien, that France, single handed, is determined
- end the bloodshed in America, if England continues
to hold aloof.
In the administering districts of France three hun
dred thousand men are cut of employment aud in a
state Of absolute destination.
SHdeI had another audience with Napoleon, and com
muf ieatsd importaat dispatches from JET. Davis.
The Hilton Head cor sspondent Of the New York
Hrad writes that the Yankee Gotten crop there will
not pay expenses a'so. that the negro brigade has
proven a complete failure. The negroes refused to en-.
list.
The Confederate steamer Sumter has been sold far
$500, and wrn be employed in trade between liver.
pool and the Mediterranean
Cotton in New York 70 cents.
BFeEn she ssSPEahunnock.
FREDERICKSBURG January p. : A nag Of truce eams
over this morning, but no Northern papers were re.
ceived The officers ia ohargs Of the flag said the cap.
ture Of Arkansas post was confirmed by official da
patches from McClernandt to Haleek
1t rained all day yesterday and tho night previous and
the Rappannock has swollen several feet this morning
An stack is still believed mminea here.