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

Esho uer John Scot, which had iuu tie Mscks5o OF
Mobile. She had on bnard TO bales cotton and a1Hs
iurpentue n her efforts get away forty balas %
cotton fhroan uTeEboard uurirF z Deceushsn tie
| Ken1ebec sabtursd two schooner and one steamer
with over elghi hundred bales Of ooion forty prisoners,
Tue suasoas ssbss0 arrived a. New Orleans ca he
/ l3th frou1 New YORK
Gen, Banks chlef qlartsrmasier = eDdsayorng %
ehasiar uFChaao Light drzHght sailing vessels not 70
dsar ever aTe 70 eight feet when loaded
The stssraship Western Mstr5poiia has arrived al
New Orleans, having board he drst battalion 81
Rhode Llaud cavalry she had rough passsge, dhling
which fourteen homes died.
FTO~ RoFiA Carolina
! PosToH January . "A correspondent OF the TraB
NATION lad reached thsre that card had been fsued
At Raleigh for State Convention ior he purposs of
seeding from he Soulhsru Coafsdsrsey r. vrrifsr
/ says; "Goyernor Vance and nearly every leading
ia Narfh Carolina desffs sturn 10 tfo Ffuion
Hs alse 1ays: An army Of 5000 men nader General
Butler could march % halsigh take posssaion Of the
capital and free the Stats from The ue Gf trslors
30 one mouths time such an army would receive
euthusiasilc welcome thare ara al song tha 1e ct
march So say men rho know.
Late from RassaH.
Nav YORK January 23-Tbe British steamship
C0rziea Capt L Mesursr, arrived thi8 port yealeF
dsv, RON liHvsnn, ls,h, via Nsgau, ls %. BY this
steamers Alice wild DEyrefl, Hsrclue, Pet ard Dss-
psteh--the latter commanded by the noted Captaiu
Coxetiar arrived irnIa Wilmington previous % ths 5.h.
aud hat Vh tae exception q he DeEpasea, they had
sailed sgain for Whining en-
Corespsadsnes q the WorIdl
NASSAU, January l7-Tbsrs Il. perhaps. 70 piace
throughout tie world where Alasresn--oae who is
ready 70 hhare tss varied fortunes Of the rspu5lcs
suhiectcd 70 mors humiliainr spectacles than here
Ths events II the pas. few dsys suiosnt 10 caif
Tor the Immediate Interference q the United Stsiss
G0vernmenL Nassau, 4 month since was rs duii as
midnig T. Now it is ful u the miserable oseaur nga
Of the South, who have ign0bly asd from he rebel
CONSUMPTION, bat ready any moment 10 defend
ths C0nfsdsrsey n ths bilin zsyae a1d bssphsmv Of
south Carolina The saloons and bar rosms sBd eFen
the lsTesi boarding house the beech ara fuu OF
these ruuaWsys from he south bu- "a sseIa 10 be-
ievs nat here theY ea1 nader the British flag, estsb
sh be sup rtoriry for uaeh theY long valnlv eoa
tended IN thsiaEd q rice and cotton.
II there Is tbFTr In the world which moulds "a ae-
tInents 70 the pressure and form iis Interests Il
Nsssau- A week ago. q Northern emisrHs0u 20 tas
port, the landing Of hundred or TIVE of rrb
passengers tourists would have been enabled lv
pies and sentiments % tbe Erderi doVUrnleut But
the S1uth view in Naslat soseonisl rsf1ve
aud her fugi-iyea have i hundreds during he
last week 20 this pork HcatefdaY he rebel strae-
DlEpach sailed iBf9 tie harbor 10 The morning vi ts
Brifsh fIg flying az her peak She had on board he
notorious Captain CO1ttsr. Alter coming totha vii ri
coined him His sisaluer was I0aced with cotton, I
which shipped al vi ming on. The dEv befare
The arrival OF this stsausr four utLer vessels sailed
into the harbOr and anchored city They had
as ! AN informed, al UArg1es Of cstt0n-
From 4 the officers q th. Sc vesseis ascer
tanned that s5e permitted 20 ashore
teyefal Of them Lad deEsFtsd HGvsnA eEs
also informed By him ihas Wilmington was fuI Of
Sour fhsrGeis who had 500 all their property at -rss
sacrihee. order 70 leave the Conf dsracv By The
which regularly advertised 20 leave that
port for Nassau aud Havana
state from ny personal observation that vessels
constantly leaving here oasnai5y from New York !
with cargoes which nlued aiely rcshipps on nat
rious blockade Tunners. How thazs vesssia escaped
cuEtomh0uEs Surveillance l. 1ysiery which the pre-
per oieers iG your city alone can soIYs
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