Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-20

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We subjoin classified Isse EngIand
is aad joint resolutions p state thAs Lindsays mo-
mt session Of Congress, wihsns0n OF the 00nf'der-
% " appropriation acts, !" sua, :. T.naI. I .Hs
ii resolutions Of private q Tspt two oor,m,.,lon.
lsrscter: sress OF the war, and
MILITARY ACTSsad for intervening 20
To provide for tho compensation
issionsd ofiesrs soldiers, ssilor5la AFFAIR.
detailed service. (AlloWs reglbuSsrsncs to detaeh
1ns and allowances, and = sun nshIss1ig from Den.
? per day, and also cqmpeRsasfes
ork.) New U.Eve.
To amend the act entitled an act ssta - 800.
nining and nitro bufeAR, - -,v.- E,s
To amend the act to authorize fss
rvo during the wsT," approved FebgVt
64 Extends the tine Of enlistmeRk
ns whose residence is within tha hneson % 'nl-
Iemy.)
To inerssss the compensation Of the q
ssioned ofcsEs and pTivstes of the sand closed At
9 Confederate States. (IaeFesses the
7 month for ons year) s-yHehbaTg.
il0amend As much Of an act entislps the enemy
to orgSnizs forces TO servs during ihaburg. Four
scFed February IL, 1854, as Tslstsshaptursd yes.
/ tantion Of certain religious dsnou1i@
| prizes the Secretary OF War to grsre.
ms and details 70 persons belonsrsu reesived
| II, ,ap pemiak lions Aasv. and
.r-romOte the efficiency Of the ea7Al., ,no-,sd n.
--,9yisionsl army. and to punish lswless.--,, .,-
dsn Gularities Of any portion thereof. raj,
| - T. an act entitled "an act to provideE -.
- O':a corps" approved Eth February -.
IBowlin. rsr the appointment Of additions Va
niles north Sistes. "a vii
lags in King transportation to officers Of / miles
northeast " while travelling under orders.
GraHE be several acts in regsCd to ehss'ers'
PErERsBs ths act entitled can act crsafy Is in
front OF Res1sign in the army Of the Gonfsas been
have been gs She appointment Of cOmmissarut IAtls
ground snes cavalry. a one snd
half miIss Of tie appointment Of addiiar works,
which they now hola OccaE duties. have been
thrown ia the city, doing bowed Of quart damage.
EGrants new base is at City and eos James river.
twelve mies distant The enemy have constructed an
immense observatory, about twelve miles below, from
which to observe operations hereabcuts.
saIorIsus RePalse Sf the kneny.
The enemy yesterday atssmPtsd TO advances one Of
our zss, but troops fred upon them with artillery
and muskery iaAicting upon them loss equal to any
Of the campaign. The enemy at no time get nearer
than 400 yards Of our lines.
situation sa Sunday.
To-day, Sunday there is soms cAunOnading and
heavy skirmIshing. The people of Petersburg are
quiet rssOlute All able bear are in service
Interesting from Lynckb1rz.
| PETERSBURG, June 19.-Adviees from LynehburE
state that the enemy being pursusd sad that since
daybreak this morning have reeaptured three pieces
| of our artillery and takon 2O0 prisoners.
Ne OmciaI DispaIehes.
RICHMOND, June 1s.-No official dispatches have
bson received at tbe War Department to-day.
summary Of NOrIhern News.
| PETERSBURG June l9-Ths Express has received
| Northern dates to the l4th.
Stanton sslsgrapAs Dix that General Burbridgs dis
patches that he had fight lasting for ap hour with
John Morgan at Cynthlans, Kentucky the lOih,
| aud on the 18th he completely routed Morgan killing
three hundred and wounding nearly As many and cap
turing nearly four hundred prisoners Burbigs lost
one hundred and fifty men The dispatches further
say tha. MOrsan's msn hyiog in all directions,
i throwing away arms.
They are out of ammunition and wholly demoralized
Morgan had previously whipped HObsOn, commanding
| a. Oynthsns. capturing 1900 prisoners.
| correspondent Of the New York Tribune, writing
in regard the battle at Cold HArbOr on the Sd inst
says that the Federal regiments engaged in it all lost
from ons-third to onehalf their commands.
Gold closed In New Yerk on the 18th at hundred
and ninety eight.
ExeiteEest In MemFhis.
| Special ts tie Mobile Advertiser and Rsgister
| SESAT0HIA, June l5.-Ths Memphis News, Of the
l3h is received Forests victory has produced con
starvation In official circles sturgs with eight thou
sand men, ordered by Mcpherson to proceed % the
/ Mobile and Ohio railroad. He was evsrwhslnsd By
Forrest HIS losses are terrible. His artillery was
abandoned on account Of high water The remnants Of
his command arriving in sad plight They give &C
counts Of the disasis- TIE Bulletin sdmits = loss Of
eleven infsny regiments fourteen pieces artillery and
all his wagons and stores.
Gen. Sturgs Is reported to hsvs been arrested his
return to Memphis, charged by Ghsrson with having
sold his command.
IssrRsA's MOveme ats In Kentncky.
SENAToBIA. June 15-LOuisviTls dates Of the 10Th
say Morgan entered Lexington yesterday. burned the
Central railroad depot, and the ordnance train from
Frankfort was attacked, and is supposed to be cap
tured.
TelegrAphic Communication with Frankfort & cut
eff.
Burbridge Il following Morgan.
The susrriliaH are enforcing the eOuscrpHOn in Ken
tueky above smithland
sEEAToBIA. Juzs l6.-MOrgAn las three thousand
men scattered dozen COUNTIES eOnscribing And
sonAscssing with inpunty.
Aflasl sOssunts be was moving towards Frankfort
and Georgetown.
prepared. by Lncolns course, to give him good re-
eeption.
sEEAToBIA. June 1.-THE Memphis Bulletin of the
18th Is rsesivsd.
Morgan with force eslinsted at from thres to Ave
thousand, well mounted and armed, had whipped Gen
HsbsOn, capturing his vhels eomnaHa s5out fifteen
hundred nsn, Cynshiana on the 1lth Mueh Of the
town was burned
Frsnkfert attacked and the barracks wsrs burned
but the attacking party was rspulssd.
Bugbridge ID reported to have come 1p with Morgan /
on the 18th, routing him. but the repsrt is rot credited
The widest excitement prevails at Louisville. The
city has bean placed under martial law and the citizens
being armed Morgan having dispatched to the an
thorss Of that city thasSt would he attacked and TO
govern themselves accordingly. The force there Is In
adequate for defense. Morgan carries his threat
unless proper steps sksn stop the raiders the
results will be disastrous than any during the war
The Louisville Journal calls the people to suppert
the Administration in crushing the rsbsIioa and then
overflow 1t
EaFopeRu OpInIOns,
sESAToBIA, June I5-Ths news Of the late battles
has produced profound sensation m England The
people astonshed at the magnituds Of the Federal
losses. II
Tbs Confederate lean recovered three per cent.
Tbs London Times says Grant has fully sustained his
ePusA1o1 Aof uAeon44eIooto boAAcItJf ana ne8
prOaeAsd success more nearly than any predecessor
Lee has never actually lost q battle.
The Post thinks the Fsdsrals have sustained crush
ng defeat p
The Morning Herald prOnouness the advance on q
Richmond failure, and hopes the South has passed
iery ordeal
The Globe thIpks Lee has succeeded in barring a
irsat's road to Richmond. c
Interesting froM ArIkanssss 81
sENAToBIA, Juns Is.-CoIumbia. Ark, and the s1r-
oundns plantations burned by "a - Smith His u