Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-21

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twesty-siFht cosrse womez sRd qaits many children
EsBght pr0isotisn froH the fury sf the mutitBss n
many eases they were followed By ersWdsi sad sene Of
them severely beaten
--latest EoFIhera EH'eIIizeRce.
Dispatches ts he Associated Press NsrthJ
LATEsT FRoH YICRsBURG.
CINCINNATI, Jaly 1--we have VicksSurs
advises ts tbs S5h Inst
GsatTal Grant has Enishsd pareling the rebel
YsisaRsTs- Thoy Huabar thrty-oAe thousand
tws kahdF8s aad ssveRty-gsvsz.
Ths general 0fissrs captured include Generals
| Psmsertss' staphsassn, FsrHsJ, Saith, Lee,
! IEyier, Herbert, CamminEs, BartsR, Sharp,
| Harris, MesTo, Bai5wiz, and Vaughzn
Immediately after he surrender Of Viekssurg
Gen. SEoTElsA msyed in the direction Of the Big
Black rivsr Wits a large arasy.
/ On tbe following day 30 net GEE. Johnston
! a-aE ~ up iR line Of battle.
] A sspE1issry engagement tssk place, result
/ ing il Gen JobRsteR's defeat, and The eaptsrs
! Of two thSRsaE3 PrissReTs.
Gen. Frank P. Blair is reported to be in pos
session Of JsekssE.
TIE ATTACK on CHARLRsTON-EEARLY ALI
or NORRIS ISLAND CAPTURED.
FORTRESs MONROE, JAY l4.-Tha gunboat
! UHlen, Captain Ccnroy, Just sTr vei froH
/ ChaTestsn, ssund 10 New Ysrk, reports sll Of
Asuis ialaad captured except Fort Wagasr.
/ 1ae szeny's loss ia kiIle5 wounded and
! prisoners IS between seven sad eight kaz 3red.
! The attack somHsRcea last Friday msrzing.
/ Ike Usi5n left AeEdaY aitsrzssn, az which
/ time the siege Of Font Wagner was progfessisg
! vita every prospect OF speedy capture.
Five mszitsrs were engaged.
HovEMENTs OF EosEoRAEs' ARMY.
CHcNSATI, July I4.-Tks Fnaia body Of
1 Gen b.agg's army has retrealed fron Ckatts-
! SsogA t. Atlanta,
ieTees kavs been seat to Richmond to gari-
sen IT,
RosscTans captured four thousand prisoners
aUriBS the late forward nsvemsst.
Oar army s il kigh spirits and in splendid
/ condition.
OCCUPATION OF FORT POWHATAS.
Fortress NONRsE, Jzly 14-Fort Pew
sa.an, en- James river, was taken possession Of
/ BY 3ur fast yesterday All lhs men ard Euna
! hsd been renewed.
INVASION OF INDIANA AND OHIO.
/ CISCESATI July IA, 1868. .LMorgaz's rebel
! forss5 crossed tho Big Miami, at Venice, last
zirht, and burned tie sridgs bshiRd thez.
| They passed through BsTliHgtoR and 2sri8g-
/ dale, and crossed the HaEsiltea and Dsytea
Tsilrosd ct Glendale this morning, nsYing to-
p ard camp DeAison.
It is not knswa hsW mHeh daRsge the rebels
have done at Glendale or to the Hamilten and
/ Dayton ralre2d
Tslegrsphic communication is still epeR with
Hamilton.
EoTgsa's Rasn ars reported to be much faded
with their rapid nArcR, aad viii have to rest
seen.
Six Of MsrgaH's men were captured At Nil
fsrs, CleTnont county, ca Sunday night, and
teur Eere at New Bssten.
CECiyEhTI, July /, 9 M-Morgsn's forces
reached Meanwhile, on he Little Aia=i rsa5,
this morning, tore up the track, and fred into
tAs accommodation train couiag west The
train Pu! quickly back to Lyvsland
ESCAPE or THE. REBEL Army ACROSS TIE
Potomac.
HEADeUABTERs AENT OF THE PsroMAc
Il W. Halsck. GsneraI-ia-Cbisf.
Ny cavalry Sow occupy FalHsg waters. hav
iag sYersken aud captured g brigade Of in
tanuy fifteen hundred strsng, two suas. TIVE
saissoBs, tive bat.le-hags and large number Of
snail arms.
Tbs enemy are all across the Pstsnas.
g. G MEADE.
FALLING WATERS AND WTILIAAIsPoRT OCCU-
PIED By OUR TROOPS.
HEADQUARTERs. ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
July 13 Lees arGy withdrew from thsir Pc
sitioR srousa Wil.ismspsrt yesterday and last
night, sns reerssssd TIE Potomac ~ poatsaa
bridge at Falling Waters and hat-boats at the
HilliamsBeFt ferry.
A portios ef GoasJsl Pleassstsn's cavalry
entered WilhansPors At seven o'clock tkis nors-
Tag, aad captured many prisoners. Lss kad
previously sent ever al bis plEnder, trains, etc
A general msvemsat waE srdersa this naerh-
iag and our sslaRHs were ia n0tiOa at Gn early
ksuT, su. found the iat-suehmsRts vacated
sPssial Disps;ch to the EaItlaers Americana
WILIEAsIsPsRT. July Ill tsleeraphed to
yea irsm BO0asbaEs this (Tusssay) msraine
that Lss's array vas regrsatiRg and wsuld prsb-
ally escape scress the river.
Oar array was under orders ts aev5 at day
light this morning. 1t nsvel sRy to fsd no
enemy in irsnt Of it. 1 fellswed tho advance
dBwR 70 this place, and cleaner cleaning out
han the robsls have mads ceula not be iInag-
iced
The rebels commenced their retreat yestsr5sy
morRiRg. Their infaatry crossed principally
upsa PontoOn bridge at Falling Waters, and
AsiT wagons and artillery at tbs ford at Will
Transport The river is Rot SO high as reported
The tortihsstisns in frent Of Wiiliamsp0rt are
mere temporary affairs, aHd as their liHs was
long they wsuld easily have beer carried By ss
ssult By cur troops. We waited Just sae day
There was ssms artillery ffiug at Falling
Waters this sftsTnssn, and It is reported on
very gosd aulhority that some two thausand
rebels have been captured
Yours, etc., Eff.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
We learn ffcm 9 gentleman who left the frent
last sight that General Meade, inmsdiately on
sseertainiDg the escape Of Lee, put the whole
army m metioR for new base Of operations
saleulstod 70 check the rebel retreat on its way
to Richmond
Haviag the inner lins Of movement ho win be
abe to ssssTs all the mountain passes sR the
Virginia side Of the Potomac before the enemy
cas- reach it. HIS army is in iue condition aud
ready to follow rapidly. PoRtoons we're across
the river last evening, and we have no doubt
that his advance is already on Virginia soil.
1t would not be proper to stats the point Of