Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-02
NORTHERN NEWS.

The Richmond Dispatch, of the Bob ulsimo,
contains the following summary Of Northern
news from Northern dates of the Path ult.;
This temporary Suspension Of the New York
World and Journal of Commerce has been no
ticed in Northern advices. It was dons By Maj
Gen. DIX, and the cause wss the publication Of
q bogus proclamation, pnrporting to be Issued
by Lincoln, which We have already published.
The following explanation was published 10
the New York World next day:
The World, in common with thu JoHrHaI of
ConrsTes snd al the city morning papers, was
mads the victim of a malicious hoax By some
sounded who, initiating the manifold copy Of
The associated pFess, sent around the extracrai-
nary proclamation which appeared in our col
umns this morning. Surprising it was all right,
The night editor published is in good faith, and
its fslsity was not discovered I'll the edition was
nearly worked off. The World does not stereo-
TYNE It's forms, as do several of the ether morn
inp uspers, and as il is now working Of s very
heavy edition daily, we are compelled 20 20 to
press At an unusually early boar. Tha JOarsaL
Of CoHsnsTcs was deesived 10 the same way as
the World, ard Of course quits Is ionocsntly.
The Herald, We understand, printed The false
proclamation in \ large edition, but, fortunately
ioF them, discovered it in TINA TO suppress it in
their regular edition. We regret exceedingly
The publication, as We have 3 just pride 10 pub-
Esbiry none but reliable news; but if ID ons OF
thoss irsxplicable accidents which is liable to
hapeen 70 any newspaper establishment
Gsa Dix Immediately suspended both papers
and placed military guards in the ofhees. These
were. however, Withdrawn 10 q day OF Two, and
the papers again published. A New York let
ter IN ths PaladelphiA fagzirsT says:
The " suppressed papers, JAsraGl Of Com
MERGE and WOTld, having resumed publication,
are Iaesariug the Administration with considers
BE soreness, huf, as something of that kind
vas locked fer, the lectures excite bat lissle re-
mark Gav. Seymour, you will peresivs, has
Instructed The dislrics attorney, Oakley Hall, to
institute, in the name Of the State, proceedings
against eli persons who were instrumental N
the suppression OF the two papers IN question
The Albany argus Of this morning, (ghe Cav
ernor's own orgGn) ia the course Of = sraca-
lent leader, in view Of he ousrsge," calls upon
The Democratic members Of Congress to abAn-
don their seats and return TO thsir constituents.
There IS 3 good deal mere wild talk about the
necessity Of the people preparing for Tesistaace,
ali of which clearly means mischief. and the
mischief may eliminate in another July riot, if
Il 'bs not watched.
Governor Seymour's instructions 10 bis dis
trictaftorney are Systematically psradsd on the
Worlds b~zllesin, but, IS many people think it
Incredible that the governor is seeking another
Quarrel Yith the Federal Government, there Bss
) disposition to pronounce the bulletin as
bogus as the proclamation Itself. Tbs endorse
msut of the associated press, however, IN this
instance, shows that. unhaPpily, It is but too
true. As the papers were suppressed and their
propriesoFs arrested By order Of General DIX, it
will be something worth Witnessing, to see =
warrant issued to plses that gentleman under
arrest.
A resolution by Mr.. Pru9n, in Congress, de-
n~ouncing the act of suspension s. "Bubversive
Of the principles f civil liberty" was laid on
the tsbls-eyes, 80 noes, "a.
The Baltimore AmSriean has an annouzes-
mens of a suspension in that city, as fsIows
Yesterday afternoon Esjor-gen Lev Wal
lace. eommsndant of the Middle Department. is
sued sn order prohibiting ths further publies-
ton Of The EUsstag 7rGEseTiPt, published BIZ
Nj. WIN. Fl. Nelson, On Baltimore street, near
Gay, on the charge Of d~isloyalty, in publishing
az a Geographic dispatch a stalenens giving 5
grosaiy exaggerated estimate Of the losses Of
The army Of the Potomac, and ereditiEg the same
to the associated press correspondent At WASH
ineton, thereby seeking 70 establish its RELIABLE
ity The dispatch reeds as follows;
WASHINGTON, May 81 have no facts 10
send yoa. The report that q great battle was Ia
proeTess yesterday Is not believed As to the
result Of The ten days Sighting, VS. hsye not
lost in killed, wounded and missing less than
ssvsnty.fye thousand men-Ass8csstsd Press.
Gen. Wallace, on Tuesday, summoned ths Ell
itor Of the Transcript TO account for the m&i-
eious paragraph, who, in jusiiisslion, sad that
be obIsinsd it iron a Phil&dslphis Sunday pa
Der, either the Transcript or .MsreHyy. At she
yeopsst Of Gen. WLlscs the agent Of the ssse-
ciated press st PhisdslPhil vas telegrapaed on
The subject, who stated that suea > statement
was made 5y the Sunday Mercury Of that Gig,
but il was not by that paper crsclted to the as
sccisted press, nor was it furnished 70 the paper
by any agent Of The associated press news.
Thus It was proven that the attaching Of the
words Associated press" 70 the siztemsnt was
the act Ct the editor OF tho Ess1tsg Ir9HserlPt
here, and Being viewed as an evidence Of 5 dis
loyal effort to prejadiee the Gauss Of tie Gov
eminent ky publishing Al evidently gross exsg-
F~erssiOn Of The losses Of cur army, ihs con-
handing general deemed it his duty 70 suppress