Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-25

tly a tErrEptiOn OF III =
,s.lOss was eoraPsr plass sherman g rem s.
s. s.stpea Of the untlss i
not sgsar to any this morning our b. q
sharp airing Of art heavily upon The srouna G
-ius The entire nigh t,smptipe to ere, Jew w-o Il
shout any result IA succeeded = NSuaass
ro.s.v has been res..andine The sErouaa Tor i
,ng sred on either gs Of ne .
ne alone can deeia sssrnnains unchanged
Col Ed c. Cooke Is Of the Yauksy hose who e
de int the aetioE taoasAe1 y
ounas received q t,-day ia szesssi f'lafed ana
= s.d blow not viii have a tellipesDrf'y IA ?
rmy, to whom seOur troops, SO far1 ~sous '-s
Ibitsd upon fevers exposure to = -
Frou an ofEnd our receipts fr9Ts l'iA = -
4 the neighb, b,souatsrbalancs the A''iA ''''' y
hat the gsssqusnly keeps ap
- ,%.Sioinisy Of Gsn.
main PoirNO srmy since the -s'I,..5 ,,--,.r-+s
A bAttAi5 TeIl fed IS the ar-fs = :
was turn OF that much abuse IN
BY nsdebted for full - - -.
&c Dal&n, as a gsnsralth
wounded sus is heard in f A.. -.
much nor night, often d - -. - A..
fsndsa oY ths rationI fo -. - .,,,,f ola
whe are at their pOs' - :, ,,n0-
Of the be called .-cassE ~.
tragedy see that the soldisE3
sssd' rfse.ly willing * - -
-. AS0is w. ssae who are ssn'ling
- Dr- should invariably be
ssVeI army, notice IL y -,.,-.- 80 ,,.st,ns.
s'r9if u Cur poor wOua. -. s,...s,v
| piss Day aout large number Of
tlsFs anu A',--'--.s' We been On the road for !
leneins 70 Is &7e pelfsetly- rotten and
Al honor =" Eood Is much nsedsd by the /
foArea 70 me ard tack and bacon, sut L. |
, flseo7 u 'NA empt to ssnd it IS ordinary |
kpties.
Ireg'e' 70 see to day I notice GenaralS /
FsFAi e1fIsspo'-,v were wounded al Rssacs,
Fs''us''"no I" : ks are NOT entirely healed .
ie Of those whe hav's
IS aslda There see ; EuENr Os THE
It Of quidnunes or GEN POLK.
h san guiaAryseUAE FLORIDA BRfsADE-
and saer,s A MARIETTA, GA, Jans - Aso4- }
aL.-HAvng seen several accounts Of
e { attending ths death Of Lieut. General
10 b we're ezsesiy erect; Ana esiag
"a 4ine Of his demise, and eoguisant Of ali
4. ~ thi. sad esis1aity, Isupposa correct
-. aart of all tho circumstances viii De
u - 1ahle and particularly to his family.
81 - - sfse you The following statement:
81 -. = sia command Of this brigade, then
i go. IA. .s1rou.ius1s pos.ion on Pine riigs.
"a I, ~. = q block On the morning Of the I4Gh
i, - Isi6n. Hsrdss, and Polk, accompanied
for H,r fsvsa a. my camps for tha purpose Of
, -. ,i;,slion (Piae ridge being shout one and
- vance Of our main Inel =. We Eyqy
S. srnv alhs highest point on the ie I5;h a
b,.,ls 10 ssfFeglrd's battery. z
noon sast 50 generals net sssIRGISIA
- geney 3 Z - sazstfe, Of the I6.h, 81
'st SCarcely ss.5ees ~ ~ Northern and Eastern :
1y izsserts=1 5s5ssiight to close. After pushil
ief the Rspidsn TO the Chickshominy with
tSbls resolution, but with q terrIble sac
% life, Grant has concluded to abandon
ne on which, at oas tims, he declared his d.
.st alton 20 fight Il out if it took ali the 8
IN and TO eommsuee new campaign sgai
dsfsnses Of Rishmond from The soufh
u James river. Gen. Grant has essablis
i 8 headquarters at BsTmuds landing. ]
Ish pToesed to invest Fort Dfewfy, the car
"a which is regarded IS an absolute necsssi
SEN sHERIDAN's EXPEDITION.
A scout who arrived at Washington Fl
81 front, Tuesisy night, I4.h, ssys that Sbt
all eavslry force, which started ont Thursd
al an extended raid, had not bsen heard fral
:. he left; but it was the impression in Il
~ that be had reached Charlottesville, on
be to Lynchburg.
or The rebel cavalry are not n a conditio
- | - 10 irur1nda kia 81 ,,-o,-~..
=. will probably reach the latssr = wi.
OF no fighting on the way. From Ly1
ls his movements viii remain a mystery
he present at least.
ofl Another account says that Sheridan W
=, ing On Gor1onsville, to destroy railroad ,
nicAtions in that direction, whilst Gen
Ie1 was similarly occupied on the south 81
ed object baiig TO prevent the movement
of pliss and reiDforcements.
ar. GEN. sTURGIs' EXPEDITION,
,ot AtslsgUlal, dated Memphis, 1s.h insl
he The expedition of Gsn. Siurgis, wi
i Memphis On The lst, is coming in.
'1s We learn from al fficer thss they met
ng forca of resels e GantoWn, said 10 co
All 10 600 intiIOtTv and cavalry, un5ss ne q
-, OF Generals Forrest, Lea ana Bod
largo f0Tea attacked them suddenly, and
eef desperate light ensusd, r1aultiug IN the
be Stnrgis, with the loss Of his wagon q
snnuniiion.
The east wss : most severe loss, as
had run out of ammunition and was OBJ
~, destroy and abandon bis srtilleIy. Man
,ur Infantry were captured, bat the exact M
\. not known.
me Gen. S-urgis' force consisted of 3 600
ne and 5000 ilisntTy.
on The New York TINES says the sbOYe
he though sent by the rebels themselves.
:. Official dispatches refer to the defeat
P'- gis as disaster"
GENERAL MORGAE's EXPEDITION
ose A telegram fro1a Lexington, Keasucky
the that on the 18th inst Gen. Burbri3ge
lily the rebels at Cynthia, killing some hi
4. dred, and taking four hundred prisoners
gsn's command is utterly deRoTsL Esd q
On tered. Colonies Hanson and GArraIC
I'D, pursuit.
all A telegram from GovernoY Bnmlsi
ave that "no rebels il force are moving
~ Louisville"
at After the CynthiAna defeat Gen. Hob
ted part of his stsf were sent under guard
nan mouth, bat the whole were recapture
"a scouting party, and are now at FalmoH
MISCELLANEOUS.
a gentleman who left Little Rock o.
pm of June says everything was q1iet v
the left. Price aud his army were near R
ter, The Washington correspondent of the
ltly TTaDsilsr states that call for 200 00O Z
lsd be made in a iew days.
vas The Senate Committee on Foreign AZ
on, . heated discussion on The I4th on the
he question. No conclusion was arrived q
bis
&C. SIEGE OF CHARLEsToN-3 Three HHnd
vas Fitch Day.-Ths enemy brought anot
gun OF sling-cart drawn by twelve
a from tho lower end Of Morris iA1nd to
. Gregg Wednesday morning. They ha
!, :; unusually active for several days past
- sand to both Wagner and Gregg. A
H. - left the port yesterday aod sailed Norl
=. shelling of the city continues steady si