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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02
FIVR poLLAR nILLR

To appearance these are not being discounted
in commercial operations, but practically they
are. Prices arc almost kept up to shs figures
established before the lst Of April Congress
meets to-day, and as most Of the press have
urged the matter, the Richmond EAig hopss
tast prompt steps viii be taken TO remove the
anomalous condition Of the currency caused by
the discTediting of the 6ves. A large class Of
our population sTe ignorant of the fiosneisl leg
isiatioR Of Congress, and only estimate the
vAlps Of the treasury neses, according to theis
currency or availability as q means Of ex-
change. The attempt to increase the puTehss-
ing pewsr ~ diminishing the volume Of paper
money, is 4 mystery which they do not or csn-
not eomprshs1d. They hold large amount of
tho ives noW sf5st and if subjected to loss
BY depreciation of these notes, OF by the tax
Of ons-third 70 be attached to them On the 1ss
Of July, their confidence in the Confsderste
currency will receive another shock; and, con
their disinelination 10 receive it will
be Increased. Il. therefore, seems expsdient
that the fves should at once be put at par with
the new issue, By repeating the section Of the
currency act imposing the tax Of one-third, or
by postponsmeut Of the time Of attaching tbs
tar until tbs lst Of January next, 6y which
date most Of the notes would be absorbed into
the treasury. We commend the subject to the
Of members of Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02
TuE WAR IN VIRGINIA..

A report reached Richmond on Tharsday
e4 suing, by The York river train, thss the Ysn-
KEGS IN hesvy force-numbsrs not stAtsd-weEe
advancing up the peninsula. There was great
encitemsnt st Tunstslrs station, the point to
which the cars now run, and it was said there
that The enemy hsd driven in our pickets At
BarhsmEville on Wednesday night BarhamE-
vile is SIX miles beyond NsN Kent Court House.
Very recently one hundred men Of the New
York cavalry were charged by an infsrOr force,
in tho valley Of Yrginis, and captain and IF
tesn prizatss captured. Oar forces were led BY
Capt. Davis.
The Ssaunton SpsetSteF says it is reported
that the enemy were, during The past week,
marching frou the KanawhA valley upon Lew
isburg, with a force of four thousand men.
They are TepgFted 70 have advanced, when last
heard from, ss far As Seawsll mountain It Is
supposed thai the enemy q. Beverly, in Ran
dOlph ounty, viii slsO advance. If this re-
port and surmiss be true, the reserves" may
soon bO called upon 20 taks the field.
The Richmond Ssztiael eonirsdicts the report
that the Yankees had succeeded in destroying
large quantity Of Government stores al BOul-
wares wharf, on the RsppGhAunock. Every
thing had been removed
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msj.r-Geusral Dick Taylor.

A correspondent of Texas paper, writes as
follows of the "S.onewsll" " of the trIns-Mis-
sissippi department:
Msjor-General Richard Taylor, commanding
the army of Louisians, is 10 Kirby Smith Is
S;onewsll jackson Ibis great prosotype) was
10 Gen. Lse his TigAf arm. We believe General
Taylor to combine more Of the qualities and
abilities of Gen. Jackson than any other living
general-biS determined resolution, his pra,
dence, bis TigIlsnce, slsspless and tireless, as
so often exhibited, not only in kis campaigns
with the great Jackson IN Virginia, but his glo-
iioas achievements as a commAneer Of az inde.
pendent army in Louisiana are vel known 10
all HIS retreat from Camp BislGnd, IN April
1868, after holiipg a. bay for three days the eu-
tire army of Gen. Banks, with less than one
fourth Of his numbers his cutting through
Grover " wh5 attempted TO take Kim in the rear !;
his small force hanassed by double duty, here
hrs great ability was exhibited more eonspieu-
ously as the dangers thlcksned and multiplied
around him. Placing that gallant old Ney OF
ms army, Gen. Tom. Green, in bus rear, TO bring
1t up, be cOntisGsd fer fourteen days bis ce!e-
bTated 70 treat, as far Is Nstchitoshes. Pursued
constantly By the overwhelming numbers Of
Banks, he bad only to rely upon his bold front,
his ua steTly dispositions, snd-lwhen ali othsr
resources tailed, nsld his ground aud fought
them with an o6stinscy which even exsortad
the sdmirstion Oi his enemy.
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PIrsann,.s. NC.

The Nav York Forta has tae following IN rs-
latiOu ;othe giiRAsion and defeuces of Plymouth
aud ths P his.ory CT Gen. Wessels:
Plymouth is situated on ths right bank of the
Roanoke, eight miles above its entrance iuto
Albenarle soaad. Il was first occupied by the
Uoion forces in February 1862, Immediately
after the capture Of Roanoke Island By Gen
Burnside. Il Was not then defended By any
foIti6cstion, bat o1s was erected above the
town, commanding il and the river, and named
Fort Grey When she runners Of forsY bv
the rebel iroR-elads from above assumed 4 iornl
which entitled them 20 ersdense, distractions
were placed n the Elvsr, SIX miles sbavs the
town, in order to prevent ths descent Of tie
rebel boats. Va understand that ihs fort has
recently been heavily reinforced, but aside fsc m
ibis the tori wss 50 c0nsEustsd, and the nstu-
raj advantages Of its position were such, that it
is slnoss imPregnsble sven with snail garri-
son.
Gen. Vessels, in command Of ths post, Is a
brig gsdisr-general of vOlulteers, sud was com
mizsioned as such April %, 1862 He is ma
jor in the seventh infantry, graduate cf West
Point, and eRsered ths service July 1893
Inarmuch as lie pronounces Plymouth imprsg.
nsble, We may rest satisfied that uuless the
rebels can bring their iron-eIsd gunbo2ts down
the river. past the distractions, little danger is
to se EPprehsnd'd from this foray.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

E The New York Mst,evOlitGa Rsesrd says
" the only slave States within the boundaries Of
the old UniCn are now 10 be found North Of Ma
son and D.xOn's line" Il addss
We used to DO told BY cur political opponents
the Abolition:sis, that we were too long ruIsd
by Southern mep, but let Us ask who is it that
rules Us novi Is be nos TeneSade son of the
Santh, or, as he has ehssen to express it il bis
o8H coarse language, :" a cross of Ksntzcky
upon Illinois" Yes, eyea il these, our most
deseaaEafs days, evsa ia the zbyss Of dsgTg3a-
ton IN which We hsvs been plunged, We have
found cur ruler, our despet, 10 the native cf
Southern STATE. Nay, 50 satisfied have The demi-
nant pszty been with such SJushsTL natives, thas
= lsTge pgTtion Of them seuslly propose to put
up smother, and this no kss z msa Ihaa Jeha
c. Fremont who wss. Il re mistake not born
ii Sough Carolina. L our best dsys we OBJ
tanned our statesmen from the South; n our
worst days we srs governed by rsnsgades, men
who hsVs been usfaithful 70 their eWn section,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

Wreck OF REBEL STEAMER, Ere On
Wednesday morning, ths captain sad crew of
tee splendid new steamer Matilda, ID Glasgow,
arrived at Cardiff, having been taken on Lundy
Islsnd, where their steamer hsd been wrecked
in fog. The Matilda lsf! Cardiff on Monday
afternoon, with cargo Of s;eel, and iron and
coai which was intended for the Confedorsscs,
and is said to have been repaired by the Arneri.
can consul 70 his government. The steamer
was built at glasgow, a. a cost Of aesrly ESQ =
600, and her trial Isip had besa made from that
port to Cardiff The crew only escaped with :.
few thing 8. and tho vessel nov lies many fest
unGeI water.
Among the persons WbO weEe On beard and
have siacs arrived st Cardiff, il Major Pearson.
who-s,ases that hs belongs 20 the Confsde.ass
srtiiery.
Tho new (steeD blockade runner steamer
Let Hes Be- sailed from Queenstown for Nss-
ssu on tbs a.h inst.-H@HekssisT GHardiGn,
APril 10th.
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY On Mondsy last there
was a cepnsy meeting held in Hopkinsville az
which delegates wers appointed 70 the Unisn
Democ ssic Convention TO be held in this city
on the 25;h proximo. We have not yet received
the cficikl proceedings, but letter from friend
states that it was grand meeting in spirit, and
the resolutions sdupted were strong and Ap1ro-
pirate. Tho prompt setioR Of Christian coua.y,
which has iss the eAlamitiss Of war 80 discs.
trously, ssd whose eihzsHs Esye shown tbeis
devotion to the Union and their love of tie
Constitution enid scenes OF danger aud ptiva
ton from which Ibe cklEmniAtoFa Of Kentucky
would have shTunk ike ofsvens, viii, We have
40 doubt, be followed up in oshsr sections cf
the State, 50 thst The May convention will DO .
full and honest expression Of the sentiments Of
the supporters Of the Union, the Constitution,
aud the lswP,
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CIRCULAR.

CsIEF Q. 4. OFFICE GEORGIA REsEKYEs.
Mzeon, Apri, 27Lh. 1864
TIE following dspOis CT supplies esabisssd FOX
the Georgia Reserve Corps:
,Aseeu-aAior J. l. Morgan. Chief Qusr;srmAE:sr.
SAgaBazh-MaloF BsEj. 4. Orzns.
Atisais-Ca7t. Frank J5hzzoz.
No supplies VII b iEqsd uztil the trooFs shan
hEVs been eFgnizsd and reported Of the above
named rendezvous. Commanders Of rsginsntI and
companies, as their comnsads ar orrasizsd,
viii male thsi-muI' sr rel s. and fsrWsrd then, with
tbs strength Of heir sVuusnds, 10 Mal5r Robsrs
Fsomss, Chisf Psymss.s-, Macon. GsorEfs- This vii
prevent delay in ths Psymsat q he oozaand-
O5.esEs commanding rsgizsn.s VII make rsporls
monthly 20 tais ofac3 Of property received by thsn
for thsis eouzaldl, AID vii be had sresIy account.
Ab.s for the sane.
Tents VII be rsss I'D as follows. One fo- eonPsny
oEesrs-one for tsa priyatsE-thrse 20 fsd snd SAT
J. L MORGAN
KziOs and Chief o n Gs0rsia Rslsrvss,
APIS ~ Macon, 6E
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NEW York, April 10 The Hsrald,s Havana
letter contsips q report that ths pirate Florida
was at Remedies. Several Union vessels are
said to have gone in parsuii.
: TIE schooner Bslls, nom Mobile, wss sum.
moned 70 surrender, and fred into by the
United States steamer Msrigold, within four or
6vc hundred yards of Moro Castle
A claim for dsmsges viii be sent to Wash
ingion by the Cuban Government
: Matamoros dates 10 the 26.h Rls., report there
has sheen as yet no demonstrations by the
French
The French expedition was not ready to leave
Vera CfnZ Uatl after the Iss Of April
The insurgents in San Domingo were re-
pulsed III the attxck on Porto Plata, leaving two
hundred dead on the Geld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

SAN FRANCISCO, April IS-The steamef Oh
zs6a, from Panama, brings letters frem Acs
pulco to the 13;h. The occupation of Colens
by 2 eco French is confirmed.
Proposals have been made TO old juan Alva.
rex to acknowledge ths empire He declined
to listen to themi ssid the FfeHch wers enemies
of bis country, sEd he would resist them to !hs
last extremity
Latest adviees from O,jscs sists that Gene
raj Disz hell tie city wish 900 Mexicans, and
WAS confident os lis ability to defend il.
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CRCEERR
CONFEDERAFs STATES OF AMERICA. \
QUABrERA RAAsTER-GENK CEFICE,

CORFEDEaAFG STATES OF ANFRrCA.O \
QUARrERsAsTEs -fsE NKRAE,s CFFTCr !
Richmond, April a3i lsa4
ALL ofAeers and agents CT this lsspartrssns are
hereby notified thas IN order 20 iaodses proper mi
toTrsy and Eys en- in connection wish the eontraes
szeertsd Eith Tia Fse.oriss Oh Govs-zmsas account
ard to iasrssss thereby the yis;d thsrsoL Ms;or G "
Ounasshan, oaSsterDsstar, hsrstofors ic charge OF
tbs depot At Atlanta, Gsorgia Is entrusted s1e,usivs
~ Win iss d1iy OF contracting ia tszaif o. tbs De-
pSrt|snt, Win the Factories in fhs States Of South
CAROLINA Georgia, Alsbsns Fiorids sal sfissssippi
He viii respond 10 acquisitions fer material made
upon him by ossrs in shsrss Of dspota ir the man.
aiAe'are OF elotAinE. A. EAWTON.
N.Y. In Qasr,sEmRsisr- 6easrsI
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AColDEET TO Col HOLLAND, 18th MIS-
sIssIPPI REeIMET -ExiEGci Of private letter
70 the Mobile TfibEHs dated Sparta, Ala, April
24th: "Col. Hollands horse fell with him on
the 223 mat, irsctsring one Of the bones Of bis
leg, and in consequences thereof, he viii be de-
tained 81 this Plaea for gone time BE is d0ipg
as vel a. could De expected aaasf lie eireum-
nrancesn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

a The Senate of the New Y0f Legislature
has refused to sanction bill TO pay the English
bond-holders of the State in coin. The Toronto
tCsRads) Leader says of this:
This is a fagTans outrage. It Is airecs aei
of reputation. What in the nAme Of common
sense are "gresGbscks" to ths EngliIh band
holders of the Stale They did not, IN p1r-
chasing the bonds, sgree TO take their ia.erest
in = deprecated currency. Even the Federal
Government requires that coin shall be paid af
the custom houses To ask British bozd-hold-
ers to take irTsdesmAbls paper, COW at is
count Of some forty per cent, is oi.e Of the most
Outrageous things We have heard OF for soao
time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

GETTING RID OF THE NEGROES The
Wsshins sson Correspondent Of The journal Of
coMmsres has he following:
TIE effort made By the humanitarisus to get
rid Of : csfgo Of free coloTsd people has been
e1niaeuily successful In April last, uuder toe
bSnasT Of esloDIzs!ion, four hundred and fify
of these UafOrsnnsteS were shipped to The
Islazd Of AsV-ehs, ,ud yeslerday afternoon
three hundred saa So y -oight were returned to
his distFiei- The total number destroyed BY
bsd tres smsnt vas sgbiy-two, and the whole Of
them ara ready iest'sy shst shsig sufferinSs
have been in6escribsb.e
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Federal Bsper, from, ws.s.s.sui.lln-a

\ 0 sc N1.I1HI1t9I II171i -al- NJ
CAIRO, April 2l--Advices from GrAud Eeofs,
Red river, 30 the morning Of the l5.h, have
been resolved. The battle on the 9Th was fought
a! tie Sabine cross Tosis. The rebels were
commanded by Generals Magruder. Holmes
and Taylcr, al uadef Gen. KIRBY Smith.
The rebel loss in the first days fight IS paced
at fiftsen hundred.
The second days fight was at Pleasant Hill,
where, as previously stated, tho enemy wAs
most glori0usly routed aud driven from tie
fald By our forces under Gen A j. Smith-Gen
Banks Commanding in chief
Tbs enemy's loss il heavy and at least two
to our one. Among their killed were Generals
Morton and Parsons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

ARKGEsAs-Tho following oficers are elected
In Arkansas uader the Yankee regime IBsae
Murphy, governors c. c. Bliss lieutenant
goveFnori z J. White, secretary Of state; J
P. Berry, auditor; E. D. slyers, treasurer; C.
7. JordOn, attorney general 7. D. W. GoWley,
C. A. Harper, E, Batter, judges Of the supreme
court D. N. jacks, Helena district, and J N.
Johnson, johnson comfy, members Of Con
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T Col Harry HauTy's regiment few d.ys
ago. en- cred Peasscols, and alter saying there
. shor. tine, marched down to the vicinity Of
the navy ysrd, s-lers it was drawn up in line o.
battle, inviaug ils Yankees 10 whip it. They
made no sig . T. ssg asfy disposition 70 sccsPs
the ehallcnee; and 60 tns regiment fall into
marching order and reIumed 30 s1Asas he
Richmond BIGg.
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OUR SPECIAL REPORTS
Another Glorious
VICTORY II TRIMS MISSISSIPPI
DEPARTMENT!
BANKS RETRE4TIsG To NATCHEz +!
Price Whipped Steele in
Arkansas !
STEELE RETRE.HTE.FG OJF
LITTLE ROCK.

Special 70 The Memphis Dsry AppssLl
BEooEgavrE. Mis-, via MOBILE. April 50.-Ihfsr.
astlon hss been rssslysd hsrs fron ihs tsssNlsss-
slppi Department thsi Bants haI ssss dsfsa,sa By
General Kirby Smith tbs ssssua tias. asd escaped
north Of Red rivsr fallias bask o. NsssAsz
Gsusfs Price whipped Gsasrai Steals baaly,l cap
turing bis sso Of two .haadrsd wagons Sad lsrEs
number Of prisoners and glaS
General MSrn sdaks Ia Gloss ipurssii Of Gsasra
slssis. who falilas bask rapidly u The arssilos
Of Little Rock.
This nsus Is obtained from courier sirssi frou
Shreveport. RzPoRTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

OoEeREssIoSkL ELEoTIoE News from
North Caroliaa lesves listls doubt that Doctor
Leach has been elected Representative to the
ConfedeTE.e Congress from The 7ih North Caro-
lima aisirics he was e conservative" alias
Holden candidate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

W The P;eayEHs announces that Gen. Santa
Anna, ex-Presidsnt Of Mexico, returned to s.
Thomas by the British steamer Clyde, which
lsii HsysnA with the discrimination not to re-
turn unless called BY the Archduke MsKirniiisn,
on hiE ascending the throne OF The BsIicsn En-
Mira
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

E The famous oak tree, under which Gen.
erls Grant and PsmbeTton met snd sgreed upon
the terms Of the surrender of Vieksbuys, on the
Cd of July last, hss Osea cat TO pisces by sol
disrs, VITO wished TO obtain souvenirs Of the
memorable event The trunk sna branches fail
ing to supply the demand, the roots were dug
up -NOrtksra paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-02

" The Selma AIssissiPFisH reports that the
r,osasc.s Of tue wheat eEoP in shat portion Of
AI.bams, are more ha.ioring thsn they we've
sooo ve. Ks since, and that hopes are entsTtiusd
fan : full average yield. It needs only fsW
GOOD warm rains, which We tgust may fail soon