Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-06


Of The army corps 70 three 10 q msasur,
timpersiivslY dsmsnded by the best inter
esss Of the service, sud that the reason for At
tsehing the first and ;hisd corps, for The tus be
ing, to other corps, were in 40 respect foundet
| upon any Supposed infsrioTitY OF those TO III
otoeT corps OK the army. al tie corps hzF,
sq1slly proved their vzlor on many fields, snt
| sli hsVe equal claims 70 the c1n6dsuee Of ths
GoyeTnneAl of ths country. The ifst and thiFe
4 corps viii Resin thsir badges and dissi1e i've
marks, ard the r2jor general cormasding In
dulges Inc hope that the ranks Of the army viii
De n-lsd ct an earlY dsy 50 thas 1hogs eorps csu
be reorga1izsd. By order Of Hpjor Gen. Mssds
5 WILLIAMS, A A G.
LATEST By rELEGRAPH.
DALTON, April 5.-Scouis from ths Tsnrss.
zee river report that large quantity Of aTtilIe
| ~ went towards ChGissn0ga last weak, with !
brigade of cavalry and intsntry.
| Troops are also being sent back in the dirsc
ton Of Nashville, and are supposed to be en-
Torie for Virginia.
The river IS very high.
/ .The enemy has strong picket force on ths
north side Of The river from Bridgeport to Need
eTeek, and allow 20 one 10 cross Their scouts
cone as isr down as CaDerfon's ferry.
Out OF f5riy-iOur Yankee regiments far
l5ughed TO recruit, not 5 900 men were obtained
and 10 coo Of the full9ughed Yanks, deserted to
ths gold mines Of idaho.
TUNNEL Hill, April 4.--The Chattanooga
Ge=sis of the 81 AID Louisville pSpers both
received, from which I mako ap the following
summary:
CAm0, MsTch 29-Forrest was repo.ssd
eight miles from Columbus last night The
whols garrison at Unioa City under Col. Hawk
ins, numbering Eve hundred. surrendered 20
Forrest on tho 24h On the 26.h, Yankee re-
inforesmeEts beiug reported as arriving st Pa
ducha, ;he town was Tiddlsd with shot and
she'll, and many houses burned.
The rebels depend OF overwhelming numbers
20 carry tbs works By assault. The steamer
Dseotah was burned.
Ths loss by the Tebsis plHadeIiGg Paducah
i5 estimated 81 two hundred aud ffly thousand
dollzrs. Tae rebel Col. A. P. Tzonpion is re-
ported killed.
L vas currently reported that on the ooh
Forrest bad novel upOa Cumberland river AID
attacked Fort DJnelson. a force Of rebel cav
airy was previously reported opposite Canton,
ffEsen miles from D3nslson
memphis, March 30.-Gsn. McCulloeh was
reported near Jackson, with tWeniy-fV hun
dred men en- rOUis 20 reinforce Forrest Grisr-
son is watching him, but two weak 20 follow
Forrest
a great riot occurred between The eoppsTheeds
aAA nOtu-c4b N OU1Sh C0uAlTr 11ll3i4s Ol k0a
26sh. Col. Mitchell and large number ef sol
diers were badly wounded. a Yankee surgeon
and others killed. A further outbreak is anliei-
pated.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Ths steamer City Of
Cork, from Liverpool en- the 20lh. The Prnssian
squadron attacked ths Danish bloeksdiDs
squsdron of GriefWald, PomsrAnia. For tvs
h0uFs the fight ragged, Ehsn they witb5re9.
Tie PrusSisns atsscked the Danes intregchei
st Dappsl village. There was fighting ali
along the lines. Terrible eannJnadIng or the
17lh
TIE Danes siienesd two bssisries. They lost
q colonsi and seventy wounded The Prussisn
loss YVES severe.
Tho Danish army is undsunted.
WAsmSGTON, April 2.-Snco the exsmiH8-
ton of Meade by ths war committee, it is un-
dOrs.ood !ha. BE viii be retained. Gen. Blldy
Smith il 10 be Grants chief Of staff.
Burnside hes been appointed superintendent
for recInising negroes in kentucky.
Gen Ord i5 to command the forces in West
srn Virginia.
Tho Teorganizasi5 OF the army Of tho POie-
mac is stil ineomple. owing to nOn-confrmA
| ton of ofiesrs.
| The W07Ids New Orleans correspondent sayi
| that Brownsville and the Rio GrEnds are 10 b'
evacuated by the Federal fOreeS. 800