Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-05

raimsnt and care shall be exPossd and lls
authors duly duly punished
l3 That as representatives, Of large proFor-
5 ton o. the people Of Connecticus, We demand
I me fullest public exposure Of tie manner 10
which ths vass sum Of togr millions Of dolla
( appropriatsd by our State during the past TWO
I years OF any portion of It, has been expended,
sslth detail OF ihe cbjee.s Tor Which .aa money
mas been used, aad Ws protest agamE RE IN
called tor aud eLtraCrdIHary appr0priafioa hT
5hs last session Of our Legishima oi $4,000
to the Governor OF ths safe, 10 be used 5y
birl iu secret for alg OBJECT be may sse ft TO
ezpcud e
TIE election viii tsks plaes tie 6rst Monday
n Apdl
E.eiler frons she Van DorH HzpsdisIoa.
corrssp pondenee Of he Mebie Ee er
HEADqUARTlBs CAvALRT CoRFs. FIoHEyCE ta-l
F=ouay &. 1858
Gen. Van Dorm and stah arrived at Lbis peins
dag before yesterday, but owing % fls hni-sd
transportation across the Tennessee, q mile dis
tsnt Iom this place, tha entire command is nos
yet aeToss- AL Hii to on this side tC-ni chs,
and the entire corps on the march tomorrow
morning. Three ferries are beng Esed--One
seven miles above heTs. at tAa t00i Of .hs
muscle shoals, which carries atty scra5s "a each
uadi one Ct the mil.t7Ey ferry, waage Gen
Jackson crossed his command III 1872, When
niles bel0s-the latter two being a1e 90 cz1ss
bus ffeeu horses each 70 lbe load Titus b VIII
b. seen that tits slow work Tansieuing tfs
Whole corps. tog8ttsT with the trains, to 5s
side of the IITer. lt is indeed singular fHat his
contingency vas nOs provided igr bsiEe tie
cQnleud rszrhe1 the ziFs1- Ihare was plenty
G time loI sdlilioHal boats 90 have been pfa-
prepared, and many improvements -s have been
made, in order TO facilitate the passage Of the
3 Ea g
aH will 5e 4cIoa5 TO niglf, ana upon hs uarca
t5-morrCW. One of the hrigsies WaEt fQTHgEt
this morning, and it Underslocd Ihat or the
next four days iha command vii nazcl a1eus
tdiriy-Evs miles each day Oar lils lfmsfch Is
now on e direct ua l17 EsshYilsi 1al wls5acr
tlss is our 1estiuati0u o. not Il yIli not venture
TO conjecture or ore can but make cor lectures
Of cavalry movemelts, tie leaders 0s t-e eon-
mand frequently being unaware ous dEy Igli4s
route they VIII take the next
venture the opinion taz- in ease 0t an ea-iy
engagement between Bpgg sl5 R1sscEar1 W5
VIII prove - Do parlci pants ia it 1us il .hs
event o. tte pos ipoHealeuf of this Tlrg.5, Ea
VIII maks dst0ur ard present our -rout 20 the
enemy where least expected II case of he
f1uasr event. Van Dorm has G force aia0t
under him. II suiviug st tls oplOrGns moment,
20 tgm TIE lde OF battle Iu cur iavlr, Ead to-
eeiher with the cevalry Of Forrest. Morgan,
Wheeler and Wtarton, 70 harrass tEc enemy
up0u his TeIest, destroy bis trans, ruin 1is Ina
Of retreat, and force en- immsuse SUR udsr of
troops. The rivalry Jeween these different
caValry commanders viii prove very Beneficial
to ths service. IL VIII be seen from llo to7w-
iug list0 generals un.eI Van Dorm thst Be "a
mands no mean array Of military bravery and
tGlent; Brigadisr Geuers w IT, JscEs5n,
Frank Armstrong, Marta, Crosby ard While
Hsld; the INST r0u tennessee, aud the 5ecCld
from Maryland, TIE th1d from Virgins, tho
.ourrh Eom Kentucky and La9 last from Texas
Several Texans, who s-raggied OF On Sl-Gr-
Jay, we've capture and pal0i5d by reported
Yankee l0-cs Of five lundrad carsTy- which
crossed IN 0ur rear after leaving Burisscn- u
.1i3 IS reis1a. the Yankees ~ CUlnth Know.
ere This, Of cur Whereabouts and movements
aud there s. little doub5 ihst ihase as Muiuees-
IOm ths vicinity
We are now in the neighboIhood Of very
strong tory element, pTsvalung principally in
wayne county, and dlsLaus nom ls-a 5 l.-
.oea or twenty miles. Ihese tgaitorons miscr8-
sits. ia connection with theiT East Tennessee
tory associates, are formed into bands Of BUSH
Facsers VINO p0unea upon sma1 bodies o. our
men and Sill Of capture them, rendering ..avel
north 1f thi5 eEIensiy PreczEious, aad diving
Southern men from t-eir homes OF late hey
have been joined by deser-sTs from cur army
md refugees eluding tbs consent act. sud hsvs
1ec0me mere formidable tbaH ever 1etJra- MAJOR
Baxter, c5muaEding q battalion ol sc5uis,
earning very recently Of the Whereabouts Oh
ha mastering place of a company Of tls-a rsn-
gades, dis-sns irom heEs eniy abeat HEsen
liies ln the mount ans Of W5yna cgoEtT, pre-
]aEed a s1'rpriss, and t'aud Skye gil Of the
ascsls organizing a company, Of winch he cap
0red forty, with q stand Of col-Es, fis, dlgn
md some arms The fing.esdsis were im Eis-
laed and o portion Of the number sent to Gen.
Bragg, while the balsuce We7a released under
bond and oath. Ihe rinZlssder cf fhs party g
iespe5ado, named - seized tle qua lr1l the
lauds Of the guard sho1 and hiles him, ana
% make his esespe ous ai-ar tspe-
ate Fa7isiauca was -zken a.l-d hung. Last week
dsj0F Baxter went in the same vlcll.g unac-
,0mpan.ed aad rsn.a ael 81. uglt 81 taa house
II q msB HON ha Buppe7s1 81 1s true to tn9
cause. buths was betrayed. aud the rex morn
Dg party of ten FsHerzdes- w@l armed
ushed INTO tae nousa and " go5blsd him up.
Alter the m5st vilsinons e1uss had been asepad
lpon hin, a nice swi ging p-=ee was found
or bis execution, bot sosna pickering arose
among the eapt0fs and b was determined 20
axe. him to Savannah ana haad him over to
hs Hsnkees. When "a route several ea'Uers
tms % tbs bUsawh7 ctafs and toi1 than tnat
3azter's men lad been to ths house where he
vas tasoo, and threatened 30 kia every 9us sad
~ waste hs Ls ehaosEoad iu csc hsH not
est0Esl q council Ess lhsn hsli, c5-a -ng
be execution OF the threats. p erss naai.y do
idsd to release him They st empisd 90 isres
sonise from 81. ). B SKIER 90 ssFs iha neighh5r'
0od with ai5 command, OF t. return -heif caps
ars1 comrades, 5u- the AiJor proved i1dsEi-
o, and hs ass Ieleased. and bis arns snd
E0pe-tg res.are1 20 him Before permisllg
i'm 10 isavs, tls Iing.ezdsr wanted % make ea
rrauEemaut With h-4 81 wHie1 Be Wolld o1-
sin c3ls9n tTou The sicia 81 Of ki9.eEss, and Be
7euld guarantee to returu 1'i ths sals slas was
aquiEsd in ihs locaHty IAis psugoH-iou was
lsde BY tie renegade who BAG bees t1a trr--
l0st IL dsusui Ba1-el-s EIga
ards Of these traitors sail remain ln Wagls
ognty and adjoining COUNTIES, and murder
very C0nfadsr soldier taat crosses lhar
rack Were i l0s fOr lzF -fsat EoFenanl5
a hsn5, which cal GsGe,al FaH Dpfus a-tsa-
a1 eissp here, en- eEoedtiou eeui3 So once be
ant agai1st these torres. M jog baNgr VII re-
lsil Ia ther vicinity wi.h ms hsr bon Of cav
iry, ard he Is brave ac.iYs ana energetic enough
attend to tham. Is IS, indeed, ialus4 sabistlas
1cu traitoreu3 BANDS exist, DUl eFey cause,
owevar gi0rieus, Las its trsilors and ' is IN
aed razassksbie how fsw such vass country
"a such an enormous population IS the Ssutl
IS proved to hevs.
NEW IRIsH POTATOES I'VE were shown ges-
rdsy some fns new Irish potatoes. lust ea-h-
ed which were eTewn ~ 4r J. @. Dawson,
J this city. iney were about lhs sizs oi hen
sgs, firm aud souEas ard nc dQubts when pIop-
y cooked, viii prove excelepi'y teUtbsome.
b. Dswa0n states lhat the seed nem which
lese potatoes were Taissd, was planted s5ous
% middle Of August lssE, alier ths fist crop
81 been cleared Of
They Were put in trenches, with stable ma
IRE and guaoo, snd covered s5out one D0t IN
spth 70 be out Of the reach OF most. The roots
sFs evidently gown during The winter, and
ie success Of tho pan enables Mf. Dawson 10
ave low frish potatoes IL advance d al bis
lssmporariss."
rhs course here pnrsusa $ Wasth7 Of trial hy
hers We SEQ no good reason why Irish pa-
On as ia more Northern iaaigaes. They af8
B important escuienfs aa1 in these TINES would
3 considered luxury.