Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-13

! ous and agreeable.
Bishop Lynch, Of Chariaston-hs Of the
Hagbes eoRtrsveTsy-was en- the Ahss, AID ell
I cur sounded speak In the highest tsrms Of his
! kindness TO thsm, aud slss Of the sa!antions Of
{ the sisters Of mercy. A delegation from the
Z ChsrIestou Ere department, headed By Chisf
/ Engineer Nsthaas, had charge Of the removal CT
( he wounded, snd 5id .her dsty well.
! The Cosmopslitan left about two O'Clock for
/ Hi on Head, sHd the rebel steamer went up the
hsrbor Just before leaving De- Craven threw
q largs piece of ice en- the deck Of the Alice,
throwing the rebels into az scstseY Of icy, and
causing locks Of sstiafaetiDR svsR on the faces
ef tha digni3sd rebel officers. One Of the sdi-
tors Of the Charleston C0zrisT was eB board the
Alice. and there were numerous civilians. The
former was very properly rsther uHsomnuHica-
tive, but the civilians told some great stsTiss
asout tie vslor Of the Charleston pseple, the
hopets feeling Prevsiling there and the stIeBgth
OF thsir works and forces.
THE RBBCL HOSPITAL ARRAEGEHENTs,
believe It is generally admitted that TIE
rebels took a. good care ef ssr wounded ss Of
thair own st ChsrlestsE; bat they are sadly de-
6cent il surgeons, if that is the ease. Eaay
limbs Of cur soldiers we're amPglatsd withsRs
the slightest necessity, ard In the most swk-
ward way, clumsy snsRgk to 90 dissreat to az
ordinary carpenter. Many have died tTom oP-
erstiuns whose original wounds, Unattonded,
would hardly have esused death. The rebels
admit that they are very shsrt Of esnFeleat saI-
Fsons aud Of hospital stores and nsdisino Cad
enough were car weaRded oHgs en- the Cesmo-
politan to get back here.
THE NEGRO TROOPS.
When tss exchange Of wounded was being
effacted IN Charleston barber, Lieut-Cel Hall,
G5n Gdm7re's representative, iBsaiTed Why no
wounded sf ths Esssashusstts 54.h (eslsred)
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ter for after consideration With my Government"
Isolisd Col. Audarson, the Tshsl commissioner
Bat, in tha sgrsslnsnt fer the exchange Of
wounded prissnefs. tksrs was ne exception
whatever replied Col Hall 1--WE regard the
I coIorsd troops IS another class Of people alto
gsihsr," said Colonel Asdsrssa. Ia The mean
time, 8 wounded Irish rebel had begged, with
tears in his eyss not to be Fut en- beard the rebel
steamer Alice Hs said he was 3 Union man,
always had been, and reiasea to e back to the
rebels. s9ns enc hsd stricken bis Raas from the
list, and avsrrss he was tso i'll TO be remov ed.
Bat Col Andersen get aius 70 the real cause
Of detention, and, at his regEsst, Gel Hall in-
Yestigsisd the facts, and foana he was detained
simply because s-UnioR usR. Then Col 40
derson grew wToth, and Insisted sz his beisg put
at 0aca on the Alice. He is az enlisted man,
aud c.nnst elect where ke shall gs or stay. He
Is clearly subject 10 tAe general agrsement about
$50" replied Col Hall, care the colorsd sol
ders Thee Col Andersen wished Gel Hall
to pat bis objections 70 what Be had asked II
writing, on Col HslIs saying be mast refer the
mstter 70 Gen. Gilmore. Col Hall aeguisssed
at frst bat en- Col Andersen positively refusing
TO furnish written Psper on his part, refused
The rebels say they will sell all ths negroes they
catch, and IL is Understood if they Dc hostages
selected for the purpose will be hung.
Cue day, daring the erection Of cur works on
this island, detachment Of the 45th Kew York
regiment we're detailed te msuRt some heavy
norrars 81 4 point very near Fort Wsguer.
Gen Seymour wks was BsrssBslly sBperin-
tending the work, IS they were going down the
beach, sang sut Nov, boys, we've get the rebels
cewHs; let rs REEnt these Eortsrs right hefeTe
rheir eyes, snd SHOW them we srs net afraid Of
them Tao boys did go, sad got them all up
WITH only enc msn WoRuded, although the
Wagner guEs were playing On them TIE while.
Wheu hey Hers through Gen Seymour COM
pimFa,es them in the highest style Of praise,
telling them it was the fBt tins hs had ever
seen heavy uIortsrs mounted in e7ca 3ay in the
face of a Ere 50 nesT IS thst. The Ash men
were yeTy much pleased with the comsli meRt,
which, coming from GensTAl Ssym5HT, was
w0Tth ssnething.
THE wooden GUNBOATs.
The gunbast Seneca, Lisu.sEast-Csnmsneer
VIM. Gibs0s, has tskss very prs1niueat part
In the zsval bombardmsnt Of Fort Wagner.
She hss been uP very near 20 ths fort, aEd with
her ll-iHsh DaklRrsR aud 5OBoundsr rife did
Ecs8 exasatjos. She fought every morning and
afternoon, and during the bombsrdment On Sat
urdsy WAS engaged fourteen hours. The Paul
Jones aiss did splendid sxscutisn, bat sa5 the
misfortune 70 burst i00-psunasr gun, without,
foriuaztsly, injaTiug any exc
PROGRESS or OPERATIONS.
MORRIS ISLAND. July s5-We have net re-
sumsd very active operations as yet. The bat
tsriss and guHboats eseasi0Hally send shells iHts
Wagner, Rad We get Responses g. siten as esm-
fCrt requires; bat there has been Rs systematic
bombsTdRsst since ny last letter We have
Rad eEiy f0Er mes weasded in four days aad
AsHs killed On Friday LisEt Gel LskFstt,
Of the 10th CoHRsetsut, while his regiment was
in tss trsHshss had his foot shot of by = shell.
AmPs-slisH below the kEee was performed, and
he Is in a very cdissl ssndition. He is brave
0fi1sT
OPTICAL DISPATCH FROM GEs. GILMORE.
WAsENGToN, July I3.-Ths following was
srceived to-day St the heAdqsartars Of the
army:
DEP4BTIEET eF Tax SOUTH, IN THE FTELB,
Norris Izlard s. c., July 3, 1853
MsjorGensral " r. HsIeek, Gsusrai-iH-Chisf UEited
states Army Washington, DO:
sIR: Ny modissl director IN the field reports
su sggregsls loss in killed sA5 wounded ia cur
hands OF SIX hundred and tkiTty-hye. I Judge
there sre three hundred and fifty missing. TIE
losses cover the three actions Of ths lOta, llth
and 18Th instant Macy Of ths woHsdsd will
return ts dBty IN q week or ten days. The
health Of the comRsnd is improving.
respectfully your sbedisnt servant,
Q A. GILMORE,
B,igadisT-Gsueral CsmnsRdiBg-
Charfratea IEtsliigeaoes
From the Courier, August IA
NEWS FRoA The ISLANDS.
The fring between the lsRa bsftsries on Men.
day night continued brisk up 70 absBt s1e
o'clock On Tuesday morning, when & iaTos can
noHs5isg opened on al sides. lasting until four
o'clock. Two mentors came up during the ac-
tion and commenced firing on Battery Wagner,
the latter opsRed with SEINE heavy guns, when
the monitors hastily backed dowz" fron the
6ghi, and got ont of range. Il is reported that
stronr eaiciVn light was placed BY the eaemY
in the marsh ON ths west side Of Norris island,
near the wreck Of the Aanigault, which threw
a clear bright reflection On the harb0r aroRRd
Morris island aud batteries Gregg and Wagner,
sad Fort Sumter. We learned Of bot one cas-
usliy sR our side by the severe b0EhaEdHsRt Of
Tuesday morning. George Eglsssea, member
sf the Gist GasEd, Captain Ckiehester's Gem
psny, while in she act Of loading gun, bad bis
1 eg taken Of by piece of the eneay's shell.
| III fingered RHtil the EfteFnooH, when he ex-
pired The deceased was absut twenty-three
years sid, ana ETas the youngest son Of George
/ w. Eglestsn, Esq, well knswn magistrate Of
/ this city.