Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15
WEDNESDAY, MORNI
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Z F. Hsuy. c s. Navy Z y :
re enclosed sahss. c9npHsd ensAf saaa- ,~.
a Z trade rsturna, show the course Of ths o.
rAds for The last tx years. The period s-as :
sssssaon Of the ~eennsrsial panic Of ISL elHAm Ios MsA1-S
.ssuetion commsaesa, md ends with hs so@
year. Thus furnishing, st = sAHees a 2 u-1
! cotton impors, experts. mAneasesEfeF Of ~ eA.
hons es1sampeon for rs shrss ssasohi ne IS
"a a,ss seasons ssbsaquent to The ssc'a tbs sseAA ~
s~ssrn s.atss fea the Federd unioAi any pfsne1
s~4sibisfug the increase IL he stocks % Jarns q
e,..ou goods aariae the arsi division, Aad Is seldom sl4-sa
daring ne second division Of the Tine net sesn 11i5 =
ee'1s ~ - satson took place in enssd as . fst
80 -o..sr z.re imported, At a c,t Klngdom. for tsd
"a the smallest receipts wsrsin lss2 me neas So.
2os pounds eansza hasd, va'usd At &l4 tonsz-......
sa.usity II 1888 vas 6~ssyss3,sst pSu1fss Tss sHpOrs-nea
es3. The srportasions Of rAN eostosl- NC 1
so4ss go pounds for 1sHi 49,. I'M. sane aalsst 3
lsS2 Af,st 5s2Bot FOREST. aud spilled
nHas-th De Of the South us wNaz tfs qa6ndty
Is 10 Be their fate when IN 1sE- @nE VA
shal Those citizens OF Alsxznons who "toostH
-. ( iShsa he enemy was there have, I an glsg$& rete
~ themseivss into trouble. Some of them n, ha
iSew Orleans under the protection of their f ner.
snd while those who remained behind tsys beenFF@puy
and arrested by Gen Taylor and hsli for perjury add
neasoa. The unmaniy and phifla excuse that they
were forced TO take the oath does not 90 down with
dry he thoroush-going patriot and gsldler, Dick Taylor.
asn9H = os15 sr5 esvsS tra hiindred Thousand dol
to lake that oath, or any other, anless in peril Of his
lie N and h h. tskss it afshonsstr5, whGtevsr bis ex.
Cuss, he is guilty Of perjury which Il scarcely less We
nal 3 crime than treason. Thoge VINO took the oath
and then ran OF with Banks to New Orleans, togsthsr
with the two patriotic, gentlemen who Represented
ly' The parish In TIE Abolition eonveaisn, mRy ~ well bid
h is = long farewell to thsir bones; for, with the splendid
,ods artillery which Banks was Eiad spough to supply our
a.. forces with, Red river can be held sgainst any Yankee
niles Aeet In exissenes, aad Alexandria viii never again be
dis in the enemy'sp possession.
err Accounts from Baton Rougs yesterday, obtained from
! trust-woTthy sources inside The enemy's lines, repro
sent that IN ST aGk on New NTl6ans IS fcGfeQ-Anu
here Banks il hurytug down hs treops In considerable
alarm. Msznwhls there Is domestic trouble At Baton
Rouge. An srder TO the 9Th Wisconsin cavalry to dis
mount and set rs Infantry was reststed BY tie Dutch
our cavaliers, who compose that organization, and Germany
liar carried The dsv. The 2d Ilineis cavalry, whuse term
soon expires, have also s1h bited = spfit OF insubor-
the csiped. 6sueh a. they are 70 the doubtful enterprise Of
amp Tsaping fresh ouss on the bloody asld of battle. A por.
s.ss ton CT Banks army yet remained at Baton Rouge As
the remainder have been sent down to New Orleans.
cruel The fire in New Orleans among the steamboats, was
dis cue Of shs largest Of the sort thss ever occurred there.
Ell, Tsn boats, most Of them frsEclsss river packets went
gam up" They we're lying eiossly tOgsther A. the leyss.
liant ard the frocommunieEisd from one 70 the Ot1er sntil
gain the whole was a mass Of hxuss. Probably If the ere
,tbsr my were to stop sgrai1s hsuses On Llqsi4na plan'a'
tons, there would be less burning OF their boats. II
looks ssmsthing ike retributcn- as usual, the Ore Is
resa- attributed TO rebel smisssrieL"
The Peayuns and Courier Francois were suspended
for publishing the bogus proclamation" The sus2en-
To-. sio1 was temporary, I suppose.
IRE From late New Orleans papers I learn a few items
~ which may be Of interest; Or Thomas Cottmsn has
issued q call for 3 convention of National Demo
zneSs Gratis" to send delegates 70 a national Democrats CON
ASH ysntion, which, 1t seems, ia to be held In Chicago IN
-. | JuT-WEG lOrt the Call Goes not Hl6Le. A4501 IL
COttmsrfsnS 10 explain what sort Of 3 personage ma
Town tiOual Democrat ia Louisiana iG The D. n. D.
oaks which letters are supposed TO stsnt for defenders of the
- Monrcs docTns-hays q society in New Orleans,
which meets over the depot Of tho CarroIlton railroad
norm company. A gentleman With a long Spanish name
,pho- seems to be the president Of 1t.
Macmillan hsd 0sttsr look out The Abolition
y &c Convention is stH-fn session, though there seems to be
,ction no particular business before II. II Is presumed they
small are reluctant to adjourn, az there stH remain about
thirty thousand cut Of that hundred Thousand dsliars."
Fifteen Thousand ofthe amount was paid The True
here, Delta for printing the proceedings That paper seems
Il tbs now 10 be edited by = dirty fellow named Fish, whose
character ia New Orleans was always "scaIy" enough
at We who was, 1 suppose, the U~elkn0Tn halter at the corner
snd Of Canal street and Exchange Alley, tieaon the 22d-
be was a good friend Of the Confederates, though 4 for
u1ty eigner by birth 1 conclude with an extract from 8 phi
Being vste letter written TWO or three weeks sgo by q young
i aud sl Tot fourteen years Of sgs, 10 her brother st this
plscs:
, en- "Ths Yankees have had 8 terrible whipping up Red
who river. Seven hundred Of their wounded came down
rama yesterday, and more are expected 10 day. Banks
showed himBslf an srrant coward. and even ran, Is il
~ . said. when the fight commenced There is a bitter feel
rs al ing here between DuTant, Madison Day, RoselEs, and
a dry others o. that stripe, towards Banks, and hey all re-
joies st bis whipping. Bis londsaip Banks has taken
WIN Col Bob Shorts elegant residence fer hs own. and put
N the Michael Hahn in Mr.. HaTris0n's. They sro carrying on
.cou. with q high baud here. 1 wish the grsyeosE would
hurry mp and drive away theae Odious intrudsrs from our
leans midst" CRESCENT.
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