Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

portions Of The country, have q duty e perform,
lfbet should not be neglected a single moment
Itis unnecessary we should point ont the de-
licences, as they must be well known, and we
only desire to urge that immediate steps Ds
iskon to relieve suffering now actually occur
inc. and prevent that which must Jet ensue IN
less relief 4 afforded The people complain
tia. tbsv cannot obtain transportation for the
nscssssriss Is sustain life. and enable them to
i tber crops. II enabled 70 do tho latter
4 once. they can soon groB crops to not only
sustsia themselves, but also to give a surplus to
he srnies; If the privilege is denied them as
once. they must, to q great extent, become pen
sieners fer another year. This is unnecessary
We have the means within The StaEe-let them
Be used. Let it be the effort Of the people in
the favored sections TO supply that which
money will be gladly rendered for, at reasonable
rates. wishout the intervention Of spectators
and let the authorities exercise the power in
taeir hands in securing transportation for all
supplies. If an emergency has occurred since
tho commencement of the war iustiiying an
Arbitrary control Of The railroads Of the State,
that time is now. If We would prevent E vast
deal Of suffering and enable new crops to be
grown, We must have prompt action
~ Gov. Harris, Of Tennessee, Cssys e cor
respondent Of the Atlanta Commonwealth, writ
ing from Manchester, Tsnn.0 makes TullabOma
bis headquarters. He is as grand a rebel as
walks. He is defant-is FOR war to the hilt
h was an aid, 1 learn, of General Bragg's on
the bloody field Of Murfreesboro'-conducted
himself most calamity. He was slso az aid-of
Sydney Johnston. and held that dying hero in
bis arms whsn he fell in the fearful shock At
Shiloh. he has identified himself with our
eause and risked his life IN more than one bloody
tial Of arms.
II would not be invidious, but it seems to ne
there IS not the same feeling of sacrifice in some
OF the CoufsdsIate Governors, that others ex-
hlbik I have seen with psin, an Ugly spirit of
diseontent "a the State of Georgia-long and
6arcs denunciaions of the eonscript set. Even
R the set we're inaxpedient and unconsttu
daual, this is the most Inappropriate time for
such discussion. When the government-the
existence Of the States themselves, are in the
very throes of birth, to excite such debate is
/ cruel Is our cause. To ''rgsns subtlties," aud
! bubble about abstracions-excits divisions,
and seek to carry tbe mercenary and unruly by
such arguments, is TO do what viii have to be
atoned for, when these brave soldiers return to
their homes. The eonscript act alone saved the
Confederate gov rnment. and al the subsequent
Blessings Of liberty. The soldiers know this
the private. &. Sll per moath-the officers, The
PusiienS the statesmen Of the country the
itle children know in
PERHAPS Sour morning coiemporsry
b1s but little faith in our spsculations as to
whstmigbt be done on the river, by a few dar-
ing men. We thought we were giving pleasant
c%osnsel, but it seems our neighbor is . Ike the
deaf adder that stoppeta her esr, which viii not
harkan TO the voice Of charmers, charm they ne0er
50 pissIg" We believe our speculations can be
realized. We have faith in the wisdom Of our
commanders. and daring Of our soldiers. May
not the one yst conserve the means for the other
20 execute our dream Wait and see! When
tho Job is accomplished, We shall then call CT
cur neigbbof for those SIX Eve dollar McClel
lsns - which be sllu5es to.
PERsoSAL-Genera J.. R. Chalmers, of the
army Of Tennessee, is at presant in the city, in
rather su enfeeblsd state Of health, not having
yet recovered from the effect Of the wound he
received in the battle of Murfeesboro. he is
on an indsfnite leave Of absence from General
Bragg, with the view of recuperating.
Colonel R. c.. Tyler, provost-marshal gene
RI Of the army Of Tennessee. is also in the city,
locking as hearty and robust as when be left
Memphis with bis company near two years age.
JUsT-We observe that General Buckner has
rescinded the order Of The chief Of commissary
Of subsistence Of his department; relative to the
iDpressment Of stores and fixing an arbitrary
tariff of prices. He orders that, hereafter all
subsistence procured ia any way shall be paid
for at s fair valuation, to be determined, if there
cannot be an agreement in fall, by disinterested
arbitration. Tie adoption Of this policy win
satisfy the public.
A correspondent Of the Augusta Chron-
,os, writing from Lafayette, Chambers county,
Alabama, in speaking Of the wheat crop, says
that "indieations are cheering for an unprece-
dented yield for that section of the country
Accounts from other sections of Alabama in re-
gard to the coming wheat crop are very favor
able.
DEcHNED-Complsinis by "a Private Sol
der" No name accompanies the document.
Also the communication signed Northeastern
Missouri The time has not yet arrived to de-
termine the individual merits Of the hundreds Of
thousands engaged in our struggle. History.
IS made up from official reports, viii do that a
The proper time
Il Gen. VIM H. Carroll, Of the Confederate
army, arrived in the city this morning on his
return from Richmond. He is in excellent
health and high spirits, and represents the PEG
pc both al Richmond and everywhere along bis
inc Of travel as being ia buoyant hopes Is to
The future.
R At an auction sale in Atlanta last Tues
day, Virginia salt sold at - to Il cents, and
Liverpool salt at rs cents a pound. The neces
sary article is tumblng, as it ought to DO.
q SIX barrels Of molasses were sold, st Pc
teTsbuTg, Va, On the 2Oth oil, St 81 q galoa.
winch, the Express ssys, is q considerable de-
eline.
a Mr. a. C Clark, Of vickshurg, has just
published the speech Of Mr.. Yallandigham IN
pamphlet form. See bis advertisement.
EFWe we're favored with q call this morning
rom Mr Francs, editor Of the Brandon Rsgale
can.
From Rreaericksburgs
FREDERioKsBURe, February -fB-Whiie I
rIits the screening car whistle Of Tie Yankees
ns sounding tonight, j Q The shrek Of a scald-