Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19

WEDNESDAY MORNI

4sA- - = - - hsuds and women hugging g.
= pFisopars who Ieft for Pssel
- for exchaRse. Fifty nine wer
ffty-thrse reported themselves
q by hsr dizeoyersrs sisaie packed with
Izia 1ndsod vsabis aessa o eneer men, 9a then
Of sxqutsg Gotten thsir bssks ehe rs5es mean
ears for eurs4 Yet their feet Others had bran
,s r xiss ts osis, havsrsaekzs fancy blue and rec
toa might hsve enviad seveTsi ver,
The quAai Of esas Of gray and nearly sll had uic'
+, ~. - th closely fitting lid.
u - ~ > looked hale and hearty, fat and happy
the lss Of Jsaq2fJ two tAings which might have cast
tie sseks vers s thas few would probably
any rsvss sqa S2d ao. 6s O,asr .has al their fancy
vans ana oosa NICE niss IN ssuespaos Vonjs an h
seldom sigussa the provost marshal told me- upon
t-ll, .s,.gss .ion II they would be allowed take
nS' sssN -s b thsIn mo; tbs prisoners will nes b.
I,iDxdcn, for 1855 zcks."
.Fhs hons. cones Erandria BSrat By ths Yanksss.
msiga o. sstruciiys FIRE at Asxsudria the buildings
saty six squares burnt, most Of
zs - Isse Old furniture that IN them. Several
~ s. miles were thus rendered houssess
i-st Fc houses known to have been on
s-n's = --. rs who follow the army and the flames
aca rapidly that every building in the
tHs people live under thesheer OF boughs
1 - --ss 3D. and in other temporary hahtstons.
irps1s hsrj nnot 6s rebuilt for want Of the material
In pans ASa So napOr have already come down Red
- ~ - svepor to Aexandrls with bacon and corn
.r- L - W the destitute inhabitants Of that town The
are all email enough to the falls.
eds Of negroes who were off into Tsxsa
an-9 ovsr pproaoh Of srmy toward Alexandria, are
0P1 rning. snd come in and mule They
r,.a.t.ss Immediately set to work in the cultivation OF
cotton viii be raissd in chat whole region
cotton sending transports nom Alexandra
Wa1hta river They propose 70 ssll the cotton
who will succeed In pushing the e0ttoa through New
'auSo Orleans or some other point.
There some iye thousand Union prisoners st Ty-
er, Texas, which Is about hundred miel froa
n Of Shreveport They we supplied with provisions
consisting chiefly Of bacon and corn meal.
hajsr OOwsn Of the cavalry division staff vhose cap
ture near Alszandra has been already mentioned
DAH compelled TO walk nearly Al tie way from Asxandfa
aVe to Shreveport snd the entire daAncs from Shreveport
MsjorGen Dick Taylor Is the fortunate possessor Of
both Gen Lees chest Col Stryksr pleasure
und of eating and drinking at the table where Gen
and Gen. Lees headqusrsrs tents much liked by
ang den Isyor VINO together with his stan, enjoys the
protection which they afford from the snd rsins.
leter Minis battery used in the transportation
flags department. OF Gen Tsylor's headquarters.
abo The Chicago Mercantile and Nuns are vsry
nged highly przsd By The rebels ana they their
termination never permit them be recaptursd bat
and to nct the greatest possible damage upon Union
forces by hurting shot and shell from these batteries.
had Gen Taylor opposes the selling raising Of cotton
from and declares that transactions Ia it makes more
T fs[ rsseals on both sides than everything else"
sing The rebel officers General Tsylors headquarters
very ubant Of the reported victories Of General
nd in Lee over Gsnera Grant aud drank the health Of
Robert E. Lse IN copious Ibatlona comusssry vyhs
bltsd key captured with Gen. A L. Lees cavalry train
hieh AaorGensra Franklin, having recovered from his
wound in the late Red river campaign, resumes Lis
and command Of the Nineteenth Army Corps
srDg The rebel guerrilla quite Troublesome plsnts
ten TONS They to raid most heavily upon plents
ith zion By Mr.. Henderson formerly Tribune core
spOndent One nighs or day recently, they captured
and he rebel service and taxing him o sbop sI 1
~ taaeo shot him in the head Instantly killing him Four
oIks other white men Texans who had been eonEcrped
side into the rebel army and deserted they slEs took from
the that same plantation aud VIII probably force them
sk of The influence Pcsyune having been consider
ded ed pretudea to the Union cause, its HEpeusiOa will
OInt probably be Mr. Condor, its editor who is
also the correspondent for the London Index
yls isIday:
have The RebsI Raid infe RsRtueLv
sdsy LOUISVILLE June ls64-A train from Frankfort
to Louisville, said tn contain the State ordnance due
Bus supposed 70 have been captured Tsegraphie
orss communication with Frankfort has interrupted
here cersined tonight Our military authorities from the
limited information AtlSinsbe conclude that the magn
tuee Of recent guerrilla movements has been greatly
msn LouIsynIE, June 10 lsslThs ordnance train from
our Frankfort yesterday attacked near Bsgdsd BY
with rebel force under Jsnkins
sture, was killed In the encounter.
IO4 Railroad think that the train may returned
safely to Frankfort Is is engine umsdl
Frankfort.
last night to learn thsextent OF the disaster has
turned and we have had no elegrsphis communication
INIT with Frankfort since yesterday afternoon
,Ia,a CINCINNATI, June 10-One Of Morgans men cap
b nEed at Aaysve reports hat the force Ia Kentucky
@ il immediately under the command Of Gen Eorgaa
se Astsn Col Smith that the total force Is s6out
eek three thousand large portion Of them dsmOuntsd
They entered the State at Pound gap preceded by a
scoatng par under Everele to pick up horses for
their dsmOp men, passed throHgh Hazel Green, OW-
, ingsyie anu FlemngEburg, and took Maysvie without
resistance, robbng Its citizens Of money Tau
sn kbleG The farms Of Union men were strfDped Of
yen hores, while those Of rebel citizens protected
Blue Evefsle left Maysvls Wednesday for
ling at which place IL Is thought M0rgans are
concentrating with the intention Of attacking Lexng
bre ten.
our The position Of central part Of the State
today Is not kHow1, as Communications is broken with
Lexington. II Is thought that the intention Of the rebels
mere to destroy ali the railroads possible and make their
they exit through Central Kentucky and Middle Tennessee
The Kentucky. Central railroad Is being repaired |
ina Trains will run to Cynthans to morrow.
Gen. Hobsoa left Oovington to-day to communl
cation with Lexington
! de- UIsCIsE1TI, june 16-Gen. Burbridgs who has
been following the rebels since they left Pound gap
ID a up with them yesterday Mount Sterling and
kid whipped them handsoRsy.
bout portion Of MOrgAns command entered Lexington
Two O'clok this morning. burned the Kentucky Cen
tal ssil5osa dsp0. robbed number Of stores and left
At 10 O'Clock In the direction Of Georgetown Frank
rear fort Burhrdge followed them.
stas Gold
one FRIDAY. June 10 p M.oId opened On ne Errser
hing hundred and ninety nine, and closed at one hun
drsd and nineyeght and three quarters At the stock
exehsnge the quotation hundred and ninety
of eight and three quarters hundred and nney-nne
In the afternoon the rate closed hundred ninety
the eight Stocks on the street strong At the stock
2Oh exchange, government bonds were steady
The Herald says:
The stock market eootinued bHoyant Yesterday and
the advance In prices brought additional searA
= Gold touched l99 in the forenoon, effort was
my msde to carry TO 200 but it failed and the
day 1t sold down to 198 GoverRmsnt securities
~ nrrn, but the demand was light Money easy at
! VI and per cent Opinions vary regard TO sp-
preaching strngeuey, but 81 present there indi
IAN cation Of such event
orth
N0FtherR KteRs.