Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-18


On 4au5ay IasrEins eur wagon trains yer
br0gshl eHi il sight Of the eHezY, as also on
ambulshce trains, aHd msYss Of in ths diree
ten Of ChambsrSburg. Il is slss said that "
movs5 our lines back sems distance during Ss.
urdsy nigAt, sza that en- Sunday the ensmr
pressed forward eagerly, when ERtll, who ha
apparently fallea back, bzt vhs had in reslitl
hid il tks rseks, near his sl5 position, passed il
their rear, Ass beyond Geityshury ana tsyvzri
the easRy's old po5itisn beyond the tswn, an
1a2e prisoners Of Afty-shEes regiments This
I IaEsi say, is UnesnEImsd
- Oar less has been msst ssrisaE, especially il
general and Esl5 sfiears, and largely in mea
Gen. PsudeT IS weEEdsa ssvafsly, but not dan
gsTeHsly Gen. HSsd had bis left arm strusl
By a ball, Bat will be abba to save it. Genera
Hsth is WsuRdsS slightly-hs Is here, as is ais
Gen. Pend.r Gea. T. Anderson is wounded il
the fsshy part Of ths leg-hs is ksre Gea P
j. 5sHmss, wsunded thrsugh fsmeral artery
sat act dsngsI sasly--se Dad teusRiqsel an,
ssPlied it al once. Gen. jenkins (of cavalry
is wsbzsad in hsa9 and is acre. Gen. Scales i
woEnssd and Hsrs, but ne. severely, I tkiRk
0sa. Psttsgrsw is reported wounded, but Re
hsrs. G5R. Irtmbls is slse said 10 be wo6Rdct
in tie leg, and viii, Il is reported, lese it.
The following Geld ofiesrs have been eiihe
killed or wounded:
Gel Themss, s;a Ga, wsuudsd.
Col. Aoungsr, 9sh Ga killed
Col Brown, 59.s Ca, waunds5.
Msjsr Gee, - Ga wounded.
Col H. r. Miller, 42i Mississippi, killed.
Col. Carter, I3 IA Mississippi killed
Col. Holder, 18th Mississippi. wsuedsd.
! Col. Jones, 20,h Georgia, killed.
Lisut Colonel MeEIOy, 18th Mississippi
/ weaR3ed.
Lieut. -ColOzeI Fssgan, 18Th Alabama, log am
| pBtatad
A5j't General Mazrudsr, Of Gen. Jos Davis
! brigade, killed
Lieut. Colonel Fisher, 18th Mississippi. slight
/ y weuadsa
I Maj t Brady, 18Th Mss, reported wounded
Lieut. Colonel Luce, l5.h Mississippi, mis- sing
/ AdiutsRt Campbell, 4Sta Mississippi, killed
A3jutaat Goodl0s, l5.h Mississippi, badly
/ Hczuded.
Gel. J. B. Wseuss, 10tk Georgia. wounded.
Hsjsr S. JOHNS and Lieut.. Col. Hsr5wiek
| Of Tie Ash Alabama, wOuHded.
I tslsgTsphed you yesterday, what hss sine6
been confirmed, viz: That Stusrt had captured
sone two kundred wagons and fasGsaad e
twelve AEsdTe3 mules. BE went within three
miles sf GsorgstswH, Hesr enough TO see the
| stesples sf the shursAes.
The euelny's cavalry mads dash at eur pom
tosas at Wilismspsrt, eR Saturday last, and
4 succeeded "a burning tken- We had g guard
I
Rnarmsd
The Pstsaas Being past fsrdisg, and we bav-
IiBg enly two or three boats, it is quite slow
bHsjness It has been raining here fer tive
weeks, Gad the Potomac will scarcely be dswn
uBdsr & weak.
Oar w5EAdsd sra eaniag in daily, seme TIVE
thousand hsvizg tkBs far arrived. They are
bsiBk received 81 the MsthOdiSt Episcopal
chsreh NsEib, FeRals iss.itgte Just opPssits
aza at another p5izt. good many, especially
cffcsrs, are fading quarters at private resi-
ssHsss. A lsrgs number Of wounded have
walked the entire distance from the battlefield,
and ths accommodations whiek greet them are
notof character 70 relate ths prevalent idea Of
the ingraHtsde sf republics. It is difficult to
obtain subsistence, aud GscsHa zsdstiOns for
sleeping arc not to Be had. I have seen q few
ladies' about the hospitals bul iks we2thsr has
been Sc inelemsHt that they hsvs not bseR able
ts get about much ts serve the wounded. Thus
fer. tie mere slightly injured have sRly arrived
he route fTom here 70 tbs army IS 5y no
means safe one. The Yankee cavalry attacked
eur iraiRs en- Sunday scar Greeneastle, Pa, but
were driven of after 4 short fght, by ImboaeH
Soldiers are oHly permitted t. leave here fer the
army in large bodies, sHd citizens are net PSF
uiitisd to 20 sn Sny account.
When TIE cavalry ef the enemy dashed at cur
ambuiGHees near Gseencastle, Sunday, the siti-
zeRs sailed forsd AID cEt Ep several of car
wagszs. Whsn our cavalry hsd driven the ens-
ny away, these gentry were fsEnd, arrested and
viii as duly cared for
It wss reesTted her yesterday evening, by =
gentleman just from the vicinity Of ShzrpsbErg
that Filz Lees brigade cane up with body Of
Yankee cavalry which had fallen upsz a wagos
trsin Of ouTs, near that plsss, and after a sharp
fight, Greye them eff sad captured 200 prisoners
/ hear II from gsod Authority that We have
less ssms one hsasred wagons, which the enc
my have suecsaasa in capturing fFsm as.
I an grstisd 10 be able 70 tell you that the
great AbolitisBist Tbsd. Stevens iron wsTkF,
which were Of the nsst extensive character
have been destroyed by Ere They were sA tae
Gsstys5urg tuTRpike.
General Archer, Of our side, las been eaptares,
and We have taken General GTshsm.
Au efiesr 6hs left GsttYsbErg on Saturday
msrRisg, saw seme three handred sficers and
at least three thousand prisoaers, which hsd
besz eaptured BY A P. Hill it Is genRdentiy
asserted that EEell hss taken a. least six thsu-
sand What Laars-reet has done IN this psTtiC-
Ular, csznst hcar-
= We have lest but lew Rfisarsrs
Taera was little Or ne stEaggiiuE, less thsn
ever before knewR, aud the men fought vita a
will Rsvsr before exes.ie5. They marched, tee
without showing any signs Of fstiE1e- sad
paaseA hAa AaBe nap pailabAaIas A1cne4NiSe-AA
aud Pstonae rivers, sll BY Wasing.
There was 3 bFisk hZht st WilismsPsrt Asn-
I day evening, between Gea- JoRes aaa tAs sls-
ay's cavalry, artillery sRd iafa1tgy. The hgai
| lasted 1--WE hoUrs, and the Yankees were driven
o.
The line ef battle at ssttysbzrg Tssshsd evsI
field fslly six mites long. The enezy's h0sts
consisted of the fewer sf the Yszkes army saa
| the New York and PeRnsylvanis militia. theil
I battle cry being, Fight for your homes y i
/ is sas Rsny Of the dead Pennsylvania militia
were found with their IiHss By their sides.
] The tswR just new Is quite muddy and very
/ dirty. It has been, however, somewhat cleaaec
! by the rsesat rains. Several Of tAe churches
sad enc Of the hotels are used as hospitals fol
/ our wssRdea
TayIoT's hstel is used as a Yankee hospital
It seems to be quite full and several Of the sEr
/ gesns are here with them. Ths Yankee sur
! geous sesn to be the only Eell dressed, asshinl
fellows to be seen, and apparently "eHjsy IL
freedom Of ths ctty," none seeming to moles
them.
Tbs "iasslsaes Of sfisa" is visible here t
some extent in the under strappers," VIII
ought to DO Whsra thsiT bravery if equal 20 thei
4 PeThneBee, could be far mere ssrViceable &
their country. The provost marshal, Maj. But
fsrd, Of Richmond, is, however quite gentle
manly, aud disposed to render any facilities il
bis peweT. Bis assistant, whose name forget