Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

main sia1sed By men who are flying ffom dan
4 Rsg.) thai an refreshing and tilai WsstsFz
Texas is not to be defended, etc. Win y0u sas
t. the people shrOagh ihs press that Tho snsmy
are At Arksasas Pas, ProbselY kys thousand
| EtTozR; tkst be cannns possibly advance INTO e
/ eeuniry fsr soma weeks 70 come; that I am 81
far asahle 70 sscsrtain his planss - be occupies
/ position which esnnot sppEosch nearer than
i've miles, that every point l. psekelsd with 70
liahls msn, and that shall know hi8 move
maRtE HE eoaH 81 made. TIE landing may be
msds ct Corpus Christi, or g. MGTy's or Lamar
bes even then Il VII only Be q lasdng hat It is
/ ny intention TO oppose the lasding wherever Il
nay Be, L I have the troops . Dc il with, ard
I i IL with tae people 20 Fay il shall have them.
I ask every nan thst can leave hcms 10 JOIN
me, and together to 90 al that men can 90 TO
save their hoEes iroR tie desaoyers.
1ouEs, respectfully, Il 2. BEE.
TIE EET.sIT Oh OUR CoAsT-We sEa con
stantiy hearing various repsfta about The enemy
| onour coast Some have Il that they have dis
appeared irsm Ms.EgordE peninsula, and that
| they viii n9xt turn up in an attack on Calves
I ton, or Sabine pass, or some othsF point. The
lassss eficia4 information is that they have
taTned back and ere now again At or near Salu-
ria, Eat T. skill matter Of eonlectats to WkEt
they propose doing. We eannot undsrstacd
/ Why they stopped Ghoff progress toward We
lsseo, nnless thsy came te the eoEclusion tha.
hey would have to meet eur troops near the
nloEth Of CaRsy. and did not consider their swa
force cs yet sufficient FOX the purpose GaE5ss-
| tsz Nsios, Dss. III.
PROCLAMATION.
HEADqukRrERs GAEyEsToE BLAME
GA1yEsr9E, psssmbsr 8. lsds-
Tho citizens Of Galveston are again advised
that the city Of Galveston and vicinity are sim
ssnched CAMPS" aid that all persons living
A. a..
and regulations established for the welfare End
security of such camps. They are also advised
of the probabilities Of an attack upon the city
ct an early period, and Of tie exposure and Euf-
feTing that weuld necessarily follow such an
event
It is, Therefore, hereby ordered that 81 woman
and children, and al male citizens who are IN
willing to bear arnB in dsisEss Of the city, shall
lesvo the island Immediately. Those male eiti-
8srs who remain viii signify their consent 10
bear srms By rspor;iBg forthwith 10 the pest
eenmandsr with sReh aTnS as thsy can pre-
cure
Evogy possible facility viii be furnished By
qaarternastars for the transportation Of all non
combstants from the island A. T. RABEY,
Colonel commanding Galveston Island, etc.
Official: WAf. TYLER, A. A. General.
Gan. Franklin has made proposition to
Gen. Taylor fer lhe sx hsnge OF all prisoners
captured ia L0uisiana tais side of the MBaissip-
pi, and Gen. Taylor has consented 20 the *
change.
MArAMoRos, November 9I-An expedition
left BrownsYIIle yessoTdAy for Rsma, on board
steamboat, with some three hundred iafaRtTy
sRd one gun aboard. Il is supposed = cavalry
force also went By land. This force may cap
ture Roma
we understand that the expedition went up
10 Roma and vas driven back By BsnsyiSes.
They were aftsrwsrd reinforced and came back
and captured Roma. BanAvidss fell back to
Guerrero. We learn also that no Msxicaa steam
ers have stolen any cotton, bat seme eonsenPt
Germans have done so, and sold the cotton to
the FedeTsls. A letter dated Malsmorss the 23d,
Gays that estion Is brisk n S5 cents snd there
is no difficulty ia shipping i'll I'd. Tel.
HAwKINs PLAsfGTI0g, o. CAFEY,
Desembers 10 AZ.
EDITOR TEBEGRAPH; We h4vs dispatches
from the enemy's ike on Aatzgorda peninsula
to twelve o'clock Of tbs night Of tho 7lh inst.
They sre encamped at DeCTow's point, AID Oe
eupy his house. Their pieksis are throwR out
come three or four miles towards the east end
Of the island, and are evidently threatening
Velsseo So far, they csnfso their military
operstoas 20 small f0rsgiHg parties, Of twenty
hye or thirty At Q time. They have an iusig-
nifcARt cavalry foTce--sbsuk t1o regiments
stroHg. Th0 news Of BrEgg's defeat viii in
spirit them and likely hasten the interior a..
tsek, which Wilike ell tie better for JUS LIST
thsm esns. "Asgrudec-McGTegOF, despite them,
VII corquer forever" YoUTs,
Ten. AEOHORTTE.
Pom LAvACA, December 4, 1888.
EDITOR TELEGRAPH By courier this nom
ing, Colonel Bradfute wss informed that large
number Of tents were visible on Saluna island,
sBd thss the eaezy sPPesred to be very baEy
There are three pretty good siEsd steamers in
side the bar, and Eve large vessels sutside, with
tArse high pressure boats plying betwssn those
outside sEd inside; also that our steamers had
gore up Mstsgords bay They have picked up
sundEy bay crafts, bat have 80 yet got hold Of
nothing OF value.
Isis impossible to tell what viii be the next
move, bat I viii post you sgsin As matters pro-
gress. Yours truly, D. 3.
LETTER PROM mATAMoROs.
MAFAMeRos, November 10, 1853.
Several parties hsre, who have had thsiT cot
ten impressed by Gen. Bee, sTe new rssoriing
to all sorts Of rnssns to get it back. One DF.
Perkins, of Louisiana, who had quite ot ef
cotton impressed has, | unssrstand, taken tho
oath Of allegiance to ihs United States. Genera
Banks hes promised to a.d him la Fstlin2 bis
cotton back. he says 7ther the original owner
can identity his Gotten Il shall be returned 20
him, and the party who received Is from tie
Confedsrase authorities viii have to lose is.
He says man has the right 70 prsvs knd take
stolen property where be can find ik There are
nany Sf these men who have had ectt2n i'm
pressed, who win osieve resort 70 euything,
even take tbs cath, to get their cotton back. I
rssly have fsaTs that Banks viii bO able 70 en-
force this ruls, IS I believe MatRmcros Is en-
.irely with him. And bslisvs they viii not
only slow him to come over 20 Mexico 70 en-
fores tho rule, bat viii asEist aim in doing Il.
Banks seizsd nine vessels 81 the mouth Of the
Rio Grsnde, ali under foreign aags What viii
be the res7ls ef this high-hsnded msasurs re-,
raips TO es seen Tam told that Perkins has
represented to Banks that he was trying to got
his cotton out to pay debt he owed to the
| Citjzeus' hank Ia New Orleans. Banks has
vroinised him that no vessel shall leave the Rio
| grende With enc bale Of his cotton on beard,
! p1ovided that Perkins can prove It to be bis
cotton This movement Is creating some excite
nens and feeling among the Foreigners boz
| live Perkins has had about eight hundred bales
pressed By Gen. Bes. / give you these shiags
and get them from those who sssn to know.
Ihs ConEederaey has but few frisnds In this
quarter Tho FedsrAls are about aighs thousand
| stronS ia Brownsville. Jack Hsmilt9c, they
say, ia 10 come with ffteen tbausAnd more.
| The Federal officers boast Of how they ara going
se gshble up Texas. see many Texas rene
gades among thon.
McNEIL's PLACE, Dsssnbsr IS, ls63.-Tas
latest adviees from the froRt represent the eBs.
my still at DseroH'B point, rsaeiVing reinforce.
msnts aud busIly prspAElng evidently foT nn Ad-
VAnee.- Their force Is now TancuBly estimated
ct from sightsen - twenty-five Thousand men
Of ali srms. Ia what dirsctien they viii move 10
| yet ceDjaet1Yal
Every prepsTatics to give Ehen sultabla 70
! cer{ieR is being ea0hed forward With all that
energy and vigor s6I smiBsnsly characteristics Of
| Gen Magradsr. Come when snd how they
may, they viii lad that we are ready for taeEa,
Al present she report il siil, 'All Is quiet the
/ RTsE0s tonight" YIDETTE.
Itis not tire Intention Of Gsn Bse TO evaea-
4 sle this EeesiOn Of The country unless IN pursu-
ance Of 4 wise military policy. Hundreds Of