Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03
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Special TO the Mobile Advertiser and Rssistsr1
SENATOBfA, May 80 The Cincinnati Com
BeTeiaL of the . II and the Memphis R,Uetin
Of the 9th have been received. They c1ntsiu
listle Of interest
Three thousand four hundred wounded from
BatleT's army had besn sent down the James
rivsr.
It's reported that tbe Potomac Aotilla have "a.
moved the distinctions il the Rsppshannock
riveE.
Guerrillss are reported troublesome on ths
Mississippi river.
Sgel has been relieved Of bis command in
consequences Of his defeat by Breckiaridgs in the
Shenandoah valley
SEEAToBTA, May 2s-The Chicago Times Of
the 23d is received Il says:
Ol Friday GEsut commenced = movement 70
force Lee from S30ttsylEsnia. At latest sdviees
the movement was progressing successfully.
Butler lotuEms the War Department that on
Friday, the %Oih, his forces had been fighting
al dsy. Ihe result IS not stated
Gen. Crock (Crouch) was falling back sloy-
y, having greatly damaged the Virginia and
East Tennessee railroad
Banks eFscustsd Alexsndria ia the diyselioo
OF Simmsport. Heavy firing was hesrd in the
direction he took
he HeeE was much annoyed by eusrrillas.
Alexandra WAS set on Ere
The NefF York HOrld and the Journal Of Com
nEsTes have been allowed 70 resume publication.
Col MedaTy was arrested on a charge Of al
legged eonneclIon with Thomas and Ca,hcsrt ia
s conspiracy. He was released on $4,000 bail.
The Danish conference had agreed On an ar
mistlee Of one month, provided ths blockade of
the German poTis is raised.
In recent naval engagement between the
Austrians and the Danes, the former were badly
beaten.
MA1imilian left Madeira for Mexico on The
29sh alt
The Florida left Bsrmuds prior to the I5.h,
probably TO cruise OR the track Of American veg
seis rom Now York to Liverpool.
Europe is fast drifting towards war.
lho CiaclHDsti C0zmercial's correspondent
at Rssaea, on tha I4sh, says The heaviest
hghting ct the campaign occurred to-day,
thOagh indseisivein results
JRdAith's division was badly cat I'D, Niles
brigade losing nearly hzif its naaa,
H0okeT's corps lest hesvily.
Tho total losses on the I6sh are estimntsd at
from 4,OOO to 5000 wounded. The killed amount
to 500
The rebel loss is as great, if not greater.
nearly four thousand prisoners and deserters
were captured.
The Times editor says: 1t must be confessed
that the elose OF the third week is, upon the
Whoie, nelsner nattarlDg nor promising 20 the
National sTms. Strike out Sherman's SUCCESS,
aad the record would tell heavily against the
North iB Virginia. Oar armies are substRntialI,
today where they were on the first week Of The
campaign. Grant, since be met Lee, is not a
rod nearer the rebel capital Bullsr is safe in
his iatIeuchments, protected by gunbosts on his
tanks.
Ii six battles, in which the entire Federal
forces have been engaged, Butler and Sigel have
both been defeated; AID Grant, after tremendous
efforts and costly sacrifices, has only retained
his position. HIS loss is unparalleled in the re-
eOTd of war. Within three weeks near 5000
have bssn killed, 46 900 wounded, and 5000
captured. Despite three years of tremendous
slaughter, the rebel armies seem greater than
ever.
The New York Nsaos says 20 900 will be q
moderate estimate of sbe losses in Virginia.