Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-22
LATER AND ANTKRKsTENa FRavz
THE NORTH.

SEn District af 9sorEih.
LATER ann HNTKRKa%ENa wuavy
THE NORTH.
1.-THE aAOcistsd Press reporter at Dalton end, "a N.
press the following synopsis ofIsss Northern Iu,siu.
gencs, taken from tue news columns Of the Louisville
" Journal" Of the 1TUh iastl
Federal HepOrt sf the Captare Of Vert
Pillow.
WASaLHaroH, April I6.-Ysstsrdsy afternoon. sbout
5 o'clock, dispatches wers received here from Gen.
sherman confirming the surrender Of Port pillow and
the brutal cOndues Of the rebels Immediately aaervsrd.
which bIdS fair to be amply rstaliAtsd In that uusr,er
in due time.
The Star" Esys; According TO Gen. Sherman, oar
loss was a~fythrse Uhiie troops killed, and 100 wound.
ed. We are satisfied that due Investigation will show
that ths4Ps Of Fort Pillow was simply the resuIt Of q
mistake Of the loyal Commands who occupIsd It against
direct ORDERS contingency inOidsnt to all wars.
The rebels, according to ohciz dispatches rscslVed
here last evening. effected nothing At Padacah.
It Is believed that Forests raiders will nsxt appear
in the vicinity Of Memphis, where they can effect no
more than a. Columbus, and stand 3 very fair chance,
indeed, Of finding themselves surrounded by over
Whsluing forces.
Abolition MesflRgFIn KaOxViIle.
KNOXVILLE, April I6-As alarge mUs meeting In
fTent Of the Court House. resolutions were offered by
ParsOn Brownlow, faVoring Emancipation, reeemmsnd.
ing a convention, and requesting Gov. Andy johnson
to call ths SAM at the earliest prsstieAble period, and
endorsing the administration and war policy Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, which were unanimously carried.
Gov. johnson made 4 powerful and telling speech,
rsbukiug in severe terms the csPpsrhsAdS Of thu lsis
convention.
Caprzre 81 PartIssns IA Mast Tennessee.
KEoxYMLE, April I6.-Ths eslsbratsd guerrilla,
Reynolds, and hi command. were surprised yesterday
bya small force Of our cavalry. Ten were killed. and
Reynolds, with fifteen others, captured. With horses,
equipments and arms.
Financial Matters In New YsFk.
NEw YORK, April 16-Ths sale Of ths gold ssrtia
csies is stopped by order Of the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury.
Subscriptions to the ten forty loan, At the Rrst Ma
uORal Bank to-day, were $3.50 900; rseslpts q: the Gus
ton house 81. Ol2. 600. Of which s96s. 900 we're in gold
certificates.
Gold closed at 1874.
Preparations 80 Receive Prisoners.
NEW YoRK April Is-Ws learn that The medical
department. has received orders to prepars TO receive
At the Jarvis general hOspital, West Baltimore stEssi,
from five to seven hundred Union prisoners from RicL-
mOnd, who will be here to-day or tomorrow.
Military Movements.
CIScIENATI, April 16 indianapolis specials repre-.
sent military matters SctiEe q large number Of re.
OFuits leave ter the front daily.
CiacinnaGf IteEas.
CINCINNATI Ap.1 I6.-GovL BfouSh. Yates and
Morton were in consultation with Gen. HeIntzsInun yes
tsrdsy.
A cOIOred regiment viii leave on Monday to report to
Gen. Burnside at Annapolis.
Tbs new Indiana regiments are being rapidly organ.
lied for the field.
Reports frsm the Federal Capital.
WASHINGTON, April l6.-Gsn. Burnside has nearly
completed tbs reorganization Of the troops andsr bis
command. They are Understood to be In fms eondi.
ton. and are expected to render important service
soon.
II Is UNDERSTOOD TnAT tns COMMITTEES Of Ffnaues and
Ways ana Means hAvo agreed upon certain faatnres Of
the gold bill The Senate o~Onmittse, through NJ.
Sherman, reported an amsndmsnt to the bill introduced
by Mr.. Sherman declaring Il unlawful to make . con,
tractor the purchase, sale, loan or delivery Of gold. or
bullion or foreign exchange At any time subsequent 70
making SUCH contracts, or for the payment Of any dxed
orcontingent sum-, in fanEt Of the delivery Of the gold or
bullion, or any other terms than immediate actual de-
livery at e price agreed upon. The seller Of the gold
must be In actual possession Of 1t and make bona hds
sale and delivery. All contracts in violation Of this
act shall be void. and q violation subjects the offender
70 . hns Of $4,000 and imprisonment for three months
20 one year. Che bill was debated to day by sherman.
3fS NJ NA44N gNA11k ~
0oWsn In opposition.
A motion to striks out the second section, f~orbiddlng
all operations by siresGspoculatOn was lost BY . vote
Of 10 to q.
Preparations In the Army.
The mud has nearly dried mp near the army head.
quarters. Suffers and citizens have all gone. The OF.
ira baggage Is all to be sent 20 the rea-. Cs~vslrymsn
acting as ~ordsrlies. or on other detached service, are or.
dersd back to their regiments.
From Mckee.
WAsELEGToS, April l5-ssmEomOl ola news has been
received from saltIlO, the present ssAs Of the National
Government Of the Mexican r~spubIic. dated the ed Of
March. WdSurTi's treason is confirmed.
Yidaurri eas $500 hundrsdImen and was marching on
Monterey. Gen DOblAdo vas marching with bis force
TO give him battle, and Gen. PatoH was on bis way from
Durango. at the head Of a brigade, with the same OBJ
Iect The Inhabitants Of New Leoa ana COshuIla had
acknowledged she present JsuEsE authority, and we're
raising large forces to subdue vidAurr's rebellion
When that is accomplished the Mexican government
will have about 10000 men ready to march upon San
Luis Potosi, and capture that ei y in the.state Of OsjaeA
Gen lDigo had 5000 men perfectly well organized under
his command, and thought his force Of such Importance
that Gen. BsziFns was going 10 attack him In person.
The French have been driven from the States OfOhi-
Apss and GabueO, as well as from the isthmus Of Lsh-
mani.
Ffom the N9rtn CoFot3Ma Doaats
GEwsERN, N q. April I2.-Ths rebels have appear.
ed lnasrge force ON Chowan river, apparently for The
protection Of the shad- and herring fisheries.
The Csnfedsrste CONSUMPTION has bsen suspended In
the LIST district Of North Carolina, and An amnesty Of.
fsrrsd to all North Carolinians who ao or who have
been in the Federal service.
skiEmIsh In VIrEfaIa.
WAsHINaToS, April ia dispatch from the head
quarters OF the army Ofths PosomAs, states that yes
tsrday shout noon, a party Of rebel cavalry made sn
attack OF the pleksts At BristoW station, but we're driven
of after q brief skilmish. One man was killed and
t1O wounded, belonging to the 13Ih Pennsylvania.
Several Of the rebels were wounded. but were carried /
on The mall trAla with Gen. Grant on board had
passed only a few minutes before the attack was made. |
anditl s supposed that the Intention WAS TO capture him. |
Federal RePsKss frsm West LsuinEana.
NEW YoRK, April l6.-Ths Timss' New Orleans let
ter Hays Banks eommans Is,ahovs Harchitoehss. and 1
there has been no battle with the rebels. Thsro is con
slant skiFnishing with TaylOrsrear, and things promise
a collision 81 Shreveport.
number Of ~straggieTs were captured, and Csptsin
Todd a cousin Of President Lincoln, surrendered him.
self aud expressed . willingness to take the oa,h e.
allegiance, saying he was sick of the war.
Suceeaaful Raid By Mosby.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April I5.-Early this morning.
AOsby, at the head of about 500 rebel cavalry, made biz
appearance on the line OF the Alexandria and Orange
railroad, near BrlEtOe station. SO suddenly as 10 take by
EurprisSthe patrol for the protection OF the road be-
tween that place and Manassas. From twenty to TWEEN.
ty-aYs Of our soldiers we're captured.