Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-29
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From the Richmond wing
Extracts taken at random from late Northern
pspsrs, show taas Yankeelaad is in a state Of
active efervsscence One hundred thousand
peace Democrats met the other day in Spring
field Linc0ln's own town, 30 denOuucs fhs Ad-
miristration and demand tas return Of Yallan-
6ighaal. With their usual fondness FOR detail,
The Yankees tell us that forty-fvs hundred wag-
ons aad other vehicles were in the procession
We regret that they did not tell Us the number
Of sPokes in the wheels of the vehicles, aud for
got to mention " many Of the hundred thou
sand feensn would fight in case Yallandigaan
was not released.
A locomotive and t7sHty-thres csrs have beea
destroyed near Point Of Rseks. Very good
bat how about private property Ths hun
dre5s Of thousands Of Southerasrs who have
had their houses burnad over their heads, would
be glad to kesr Of retaliation IN kind.
The varisus departments at Washington are
packing up thsir srehieves. We see the terror
stricken clerks with trembling hands crsmming
documents into boxes, and the members or tao
Cabinet standing by IN a shiver Of fright We
see this and rejoice. Oh that the chaliee Of
invasion could Be returned fully to their lips.
But this cannot be hoped fJr until they get 20
cutting each others throsts,. and this We are
almost tempted TO pray for.
Two important bridges west of Cumberland
have been buned-tit for tat for those In Esss
Tennessss-ten thousand Confederate troops
are ssid to b at Cumbarland-w0uld they were
in Phia1slphis and number Of canal boats
have been destroyed by the Confs1arates at
Hancock Every boat destroyed makes q bun
dged hungry stomacbs in Washington and If
well-fsd Yankees won't fight, what are We to
exyact Of famished onesi
Hagerst0wn is held by the COafsderasss IS 9
base Of suPpGas lrsEa the Cumberland Valley
better than The Valley Of YFginis bat nos hall
So gosd as the Valley Of tae Susqueaaunaa
Western New YORK is net bsdi tks valley af
she Conn5eacus best Of All.
The ras ssera saers Of ths Mississippi nom
1IilGkaR's Bend 90 Yiekshurg (thirty miles, We
believe, is full Of Corfed8rssa troops Iae Coa-
fsaeratss hold Richmond ard New Carthage
he former some twenty miles. west Of Vieks-
burg the latter sbsut the same distance below,
on the river, and above Grand Gulf-and are re-
ceiviHg daily accessi0n5 from Che Ouachita rivsr
-Pdcs's troops coming down and Kirby Smiths
coming up, perhaps, The Confederatss ara sent
aeress from DeSoIo during the night, to rsin-
force Ficksburg PembeIton receives supplies
in the ssme way. Our dispatches this morning
state that a number Of transports on iAeir way
to feed Grants army have been sunki they add
that the heaviest firing vet heard has Seen going
On in the direction OF Viek5bvrg. This would
indicate that Grant is getting desperate
Raturnad soldiers are tortifying the mountains
Z OF G9G4lctleuh - &Gai1s blp N-a-s- "A 4-'tt q
mseting held IN IRdiana had appointed q com
nittes to wait on the enrolling oficsr and notify
him that sn attempt to snTol would be done at
I his peril and that they had done so. If this IS
/ the way the conscrip pti0n works, Lincolns l00,-
/ O00 viii be too slow for Lee.
/ One Thousand cases Of sunsToks occurred in
/ HoeksI's retreat from fredericksburg Sun
stroke is a new name for sick of The war" Tie
/ Democratic noEainss fer governoa Of Peunsylva-
MIA is said to be 8 strong Southern rights man.
/ There viii be = good many mors Of the sanc
sort by tbs tins the hssa Of EseI's column
reaches Elmira. Finally the negro .volizniea
at Hilton Head have proved refractory refused
I 90 70 DO their duty, maulsi their Wbila 0ficsr
/ with their fists, shot one Of them, killing hin
instantly, and played the dHcs generally.
AL these items show that "ihings g worEin'
splsndidly. Heaven send that the fermentation
now in progress may never stop until eea