Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-28

Later frens che Ersnf-Fsezeral Engage
usCuG neE RrahRbies
Tunnel HILL. via DALroz February 27.--Ths enc
my passed through here last night at q o'clock It Is
thought probable they viii nst make SAID his side
Of the Chiesmauga
One DIVISION Of Hindmsns osrps has reached this
pises Oar winter cablns as Tunnel hln were not de.
stroysd By tbs Fsdersls.
Several Hnburied Yankees was lsfi on the field
Oar cavalry ans sklrmishers are sdvsaalag, but all
prospect Of a general engagement has disappeared.
Erem DastoE-Fhe FedsraIs BstreatlzE.
DALTos February 27.--An Thursday night lat The
enemy was occupied in removing bis dead and UOHud
ed. Their less was heavy.
They fell back yesterday two OF thres niles, and
this aftsrnocn they were I've miles bsyOad TunBsl
bill. with Whaelsr IN pursuit.
They robbed The eltEs1s Of TunHsl hil, and burned
several houses.
Gems Patton Anderson and Bais have been apPoin..
ed rnsisr generals.
FFsna Gea. Pslk's DepzTsrasnL
DEAoPoLIs February 26,-Ws haYS noting addi-
tonal from she front In Mississippi to-day.
FederaIs Captured An East Tennessee.
GEKEEvTLLE, TEEE., February 25 - Gen W. E.
Jones esPtaFed, At Wynn'a Ei I've miles OF Cum-
berland gap the 2ol one hundred and fty Yankees
and thirteen negroes.
Our lass vas three kslled and three woundsd The
enemy lost ave killed and many wouadsd-suOng the
latter Lsu-Col R D. DAVIS, Of the IIth Poansylyana is
rsginCni who was IA command Of tas camp.
Ths Siege OF Charleston.
CHARLEsT0S, Feb. ga Yankee picket boat con
tanning one oaesr and i've men. was captured last
plght by Of naval picket boats commanded By
Boatswan Smith. Tbs prisoners have arrived IN the
city.
They state thas the vessel sunk off the hsrbor and
reported lost in tie gala the slOop Of war
Hoasztonie, carrying twelve guns and three hundred
men, and that she was blown ap By one Of cur torpedo
boats. The whole stern was blswn OF Eve men we're
lost--sli The others saved
The torpedo boat was oommsRded BY Lieut.. Dixon,
Of lGobHs
The enemy continue to she'll the city.
FHudInE at 8gehuaond.
RICHMOND, February q 27.-FundfnE progresses freely
IN this cry and it s certain many millions Of dollars
viii be exeIEded for Of TINE to csant the notes AT
the various treasury dspostsriss before ths Isl of
April Thsissue Of one hundred doIsr notes by the
treasury has been suspended but the issue Of other
denominations viii eontlnus "a heretofore sxcsPt that
snail bills wiz not be Issued frssly. The cur.
rency viii embrace al the d5n0nizatons IN oireu-
lation.
Tbs decline in tobacco reported yesterday were
chisAy IN medium and lower grades Ths prices for
aae not materially lower
Extra sessfsa Of the Le4fslu9ure.
MACON. February 27-Goy. Brown has this day Is
sued proclamation eaavsuiug the LssialasuEs In
special session on the loth % March.
Late Northern EEssIIIEeace.
DALToN, Fesruary E7-eashyiIle papers, of the 90.
have been received. They state it was reported in
Ohatanoozs that Johnston had advanced from Dsltor.
and his lines were thrown forward two niles.
dispatch from Huntsville dated the ooh, says Of
aeal Information has been Feesived that the rebels sEp-
posed TO be Roddys command sstsmptsd to cross TIE
Tennessss At three ferries, but driven back BY
/ Gen DOdgs's troops.
swErms Of gusrrillas reported In the Vicinity
Cairo, IL, burning cotton gins.
The Federal force At Vidalla On the AIssiaspp was
recently attacked and driven back BY General Dick
Taylor bat he gunbOsts came its relief and scat
| tered the rebels.
The Nashville Union Of tbs I'D says LonEgtrest has
not retired from East Tennessee but is intrsuchng ha
position and that he is not susb fool a. TO sbandc
East Tennessee, it Is the only gIc point from
which the rebels can operate successfully daring the
/ ipring campaign.
Mercer Of the Nashville Times cOntrsdiets the report
/ Of the death Of BroFnlow.
Ez-RsprsssuaatiTs Boullnansy Of Louissus aied At
/ Washington on the 20sh.
Debate fn the British PRrIIalasnt.
Late foreign adviees received By the Africa in
New York on the 2lGt ult. In the British House Of
Lords Earl Derby reviewed The foreign policy Of the
British GovsFnEsHt eOntsBdiug that IL iafsasua
and insulating 70 England The rsjeeilea Of Nspo-
Icons proposal for Buropesn Congress- and Of his IN
viiaioR recognize the Confederate States were ser
| orally referred 70.
Lord Manners expressed ths hope that the Govern.
msnt would lose opportunity Of giving friendly ad
vice TO the Americas bslligersn.s, with view Of end
| ing tie bloody Centsst.