Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-11


President Lincoln has declared the exequalur
of Charles Hunt, Belgian consul, at ST. Louis,
No, null AID void, because hs claimed exsmp-
tion fIom military sgrViee on the ground thAt
he was a consul.
The Port Royal Nst0 S0ath states that the IN
roads OF the sea upon Morris island still con-
iinue. So rapidly has the washing away s1-
vhnced, Lhst it viii take but q short time to
make deep inlet between Forts Gregg and
Wagner. The beach has receded so far as to
reveal the remains Of Union and rebel dead
buried around the fort last summer. These
hsve been reinteIrad where il is hoped they will
not again be disturbed.
A bit OF ths old plantation manners disturbed
the House on Thursday last. Mallory charged
Julian with hsving interpolAted the Globe re-
port Of = reeeBt speech with remarks of per
sonal and insulting nature be had never deiiv-
cred, and also made free charges OF falseh0Ods
aud sueeringly said thst he had printed what he
did not dare to speak Julian tinRlly ended the
matter by producing the official reporters notes
of his speech, sBd disposed of the question of
having eouTsgs enough TO say what appeared in
the report by saying It over again. Herewith
the whole difficulty suddenly sUbsidsd.
Il is stated that Of ? 900 cOHseupts drawn in
Cincinnati, only sixteen have signifed their IN
tention to serve Those who cannot escape on
= surgeons certificate pay $500 and go about
their business.
The assistant provost marshAl general for Illi-
nos has issued an order requiring all fufl0ughed
soldiers to reioin their commands Immediately.
The Arkansas Legislature has passed rssolu-
ti0ns complimentary to General Steele, aud the
members and citizens have rendered him pub
lie dinner
Commissioner Lewis has written a letter TO
the Finance committee, in which be urges the
necessity of certain immediate changes in the
internal revenue scale, including still heavier
import on whisky and malt liquors. He argues
that even with the proposed increase TO 81 per
gallon, on all distilled liquors, after the passage
Of the act, the rate will still be below the spirit
tax ia Great B. itain.
The Prssse announces that the Regency of
Mexico has sest an agent TO Paris 10 procure
sl opera compsny aDd a number Of ballet
dancers fJT the city of Mexico.
H. C. Johnson. Esq, has been reelected
president Of the Northern Bank of Kentucky
The following gentlemen compose the board of
directors for the ensuing year: VIM. A. Dudley,
Charles s. Bodey, Edward Macslester James
NJ. Bush, Richard Higgins, Henry Duncan, jr,
aud NJ. G. Johnson. William VOORHEES, and II.
Shaw are the directors on the part OF the State,
appointed by the governor.
Arsoldier Of the Ist PsnnsylvaniG cavalry, in
the Potomac sTmy, was short time since found
asleep near Wanenton, Va, having slept "a
hours. BE stepped up 30 his captain and said
Captain, die Tomorrow at o'clock, and the
war will end in June. Yea have no more for
me to do" As the clock struck four on the fol-
lowing day ne died witlieat grosn.
-AaS-nffsgIsar society is contemplated al
Rockville, Massachusetts,, based on the prinei-
pie that it is immoral TO use the article at thirty
cents pOund
A man named Baxter has presented his "cre-
snNa .lr Al Al.
u. S. Senate.
The House of Representatives has passed
bill for military railroad from the ohi0 to East
Tennessee.
Ths bin proposing an abolition amendment to
the Constitution was opposed by the Democrats,
and The motion on its rejection" STOOD yeas So,
nays 76.
Senator MeDougsll, of California. in his
speech, said that war with France will surely |
come.
The correspondent Of the New York Times |
says thst the Yankees evacuated Fredericksburg |
rs depot of supplies hospitals, ETC., on Satur-
day sveaiRg, May 29 The stores and the |
wounded were moved down to Port Royal. The |
latter place hss probably been sines evacuated |
and the White House is the new point of supply. |
MANIFESTATIONS OF PRovIDENcE.-A most
touching incident of one of the late battles in
ago. 1. relates that tbs 18Th Virginia regiment |
Of ImtOdsn's command, wss halted just before |
catering the fghs, and the reverend chaplain /
knelt in prayer with the regiment for the bless
ings of God upon eur arms, aud the preservation I
OF the lives Of the men. That gallant body 1
marched into the charge, the day was won, and |
not single man was hurt, What a lesson for /
The people What an Outspoken evidence of /
the "pillsr Of cloud by day, and the pillar of |
fire by night" The event is moro than ordi. |
nary, and the country should be alive to its /
sacred teachings. The truth of the Almighty's /
wAchiul guardianship over us has oftenumes
forced itself upon our too unwilling minds. We
ara wont, in extreme worldiness to Ascribe bat
tle-feld achievements to the skill of genersiship,
and the strategy Of man. True these must
always he exerled, with fAithiulness and zeal;
but there is power back of this, and constant
ly assisting Is, which we are too prone TO disrs-
gard. The language Of our own immortal and
Christian Jackson, do your duty, and leave
the rest to Prcvidencs is the true doctrine, and
recognizes ths trust and faith which has COW
cred his grave with tho rossbnds OF gratitude
from his surviving countrymen and gsrlands OF
uniading glory from foreign natons.-SaDannah
Nsios.