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, 1864-02-08

New York, Feb. o.-The following nEe
news has been received per the Edinbuzgh,
CorEsuAGES, Jan. eD-Ihe R1gsrood! has
commenced discussion of the address, and
>aIl parties hare declared that unconditional
adherence to the November Constitution Is
the pledge Of the Independence Of Denmark.
Tic Saxen battalion at Kiel suddenly re
ceiyed ms5ching orders, and leave. to-day tos
Northwest Ho1stein, where the Saxon con
tfnrept will be concentrated. 60
The Austrian troops destined: for Sch1es,
wig bare commercial marching, and are ex'
peeted at Kiel tomorrow. ....
, 1864-02-08

Gold in New York.
New YoRK, Feb. T-Gold closed last night
at 1591, with sales tt the eTeEin5 board.
, 1864-02-08

NEW YoeK, Feb. 8.-The steamer Golden
Age sailed from Panama January 9Th, for
Fan Francisco.
Gold closed today at sL59. ..--s:-:.
, 1864-02-08

Corner It Randolph snd WABASH avenue, ~ feat.
Ksndo1pE1t<e Get between St1e and Dearborn. corner
ofan a1Fsy.
State est1e-rtorner'oS CunRreas.
Clark street. north Ct Monroe. sox1e5 feet; Msuroe
nearly Opposite Custom uouse. 23}fk1so feet Mou-
roe near NeiIs 90x1qafeet.
Lot ix1so fsst wiki Bst three sides, suttablcor
manufacturing pu1podRs, near Van Burrh u. bridge
We1t Lake corueE Of Clinton also tsx feet near
Despalnes,
Clinton near Lake; also 9aar Madison.
valuable River Property nccntse OF city. &C., &c.
fciW5s82tnet .'.0
, 1864-02-08

doubt the destruction Of tie iron works In
Cherokee county.
The Sentines snys our picketa retire6 to
wards Winston, n, G., after the fight at Batch>
elor's Greek
, 1864-02-08
THE COAST BLpCKADE.

WAsH1xdTof, Feb. 7.-The following dis
patch was read at the Navy Department this
morning:
Orr NEwponr EKws. Feb. 6, 1eS4.
10, EaH- Gidt04s HfAes:
+: TIE supply steamer Ne4besn has arrived, The
Sastacns and the Florida have destroyed the new
and fast bIockade-runner Wild Dayrcll, near New
Top7ai1 Inlet, where eha t.1 got ashore and dis
charged most OF her cargo
/: is}gneil II. 3. LEE,
Acting Rear Admiral.
, 1864-02-08

NEW York, Feb. 7.-The 4ercu,y asserts
that sher1nan'a expedition comprises the
1ath and 18th Corps with Il, 900 negro troops
from Port Iludsc1, and that he is moving on
Jackson, Meridian and Montgomery or Mo-
bile. The combised force will reach 10, 600
men,.
, 1864-02-08
New Ynrk stack lila rket-EHb 6.

New York stock Warket-Feb 6.
sTocKs-lower. Tenn. g. 81; Pitts. F. " & c. "a
ata si siin Ha A. aG sane FL ;i :1hH sa as ga t.
G;,sissX: EoeE e. 1s'aa!; i *.;aH; Fft W 4 ci;%X;
ecrtp,$1Si: Pitts, 3il31f; rac2a i: Ch1.* 11iH
&. 4 Tol., *l.S7y;.
, 1864-02-08
REAL ESTATE cLER z
WANTED.

Ne will engage at fair and increasing salary An
additional clerk. He must be Of good moral chay.:
nss fss
unless Rnssessed Of 1hese aaaliaea;ioos and knoF
. TH0S. 3. BRYAN 4 CO.,
fs7.WsSs:tuet Bry1a Hall
, 1864-02-08

FDWARD WM. JEFFR1ES.
- II Edward Ti.lIara Jeftfes will communicate
with
DR.. POWELL, Viotoria, Vaneonver's Island,
He will hear of something TO his advantage.
1it.n@k
, 1864-02-08

TUESDAY EVENING" o'clock. Newport Is
in possession Of the rebels, which cuts OF
our communication with Beaufort. This
also gives the rebels the command Of the ap~
proaehes to Newbern by the Neuse River.
ehould they choose to fortify its banks. Inc
impression is that Sewbcrn Will stand long
siege.
, 1864-02-08

n 1SSOLUTION.-The Copartner-
Of n D1aae j: Co. Is this DIV dissolved b, mutual
consent; J: y. DooEe viii contiaue The sa1ne bps.
j Dearborn street., aud will settle up the business Of
the late 6tI1. - j. ", pOAEE,
j, P, D1BCOCK
February 1st. 1861, leb7- lsltm
nISSOLUTION OF COPART-
bctween the pubscri6err under the lrrn narae q
lODD, DEXTER CO., u this day dlssolyel by lin
1tat1on. JAMES TODD,
WM. r. DEXTEE.
Chicago, Feb. {, 1861 EAETWELL LINCOLN.
The undersigned, successors to Todd, Dexter Co..
1 coatlnue the General Commission Business under
tic styfo OF
JAMES TODD d co.,
At 114 and 116 South Water street. JAMES TODD
ckicagc. Feb. 6, 1Bl. fe7-wl0s
, 1864-02-08

TUMBLERS. consignment cf
j. $50 boxes Of Gooc cheap
To NJ b T. e RS.
Just Ieceiyed and for safe to dealers fnv prres
ZIP. MERRILL. Maaufacturer's Agent
fe1W31S$t Us Lake tt1ret. {1p-5ta4rs.s
, 1864-02-08

T1RST CLASS RESIDENCE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

The Bible account Of the power Of prayer is the
best Ne have. or can have
Abraham servant praYE-Rebekah appears.
Jacob prsYs-ths Angel Is eonqusred . Eskus- re
venge Is changed 70 fratsrnai love.
"JossPh prsya-snd ne is delivered from the prison OF
Moses prays-Amalsk is discounted and Israel til.
aJo.has Prsys-the sun stand. sill and victory Is
aHsanah prays-shs Prophet Samuel is born.
David prsys-AhithePhel goes out and hangs him.
ASA -prsys-Isrssl gains q great victory.
"Jehosspha: prsys-GOd turn away bis anger and
j al prsys-the ihtls cloud appears-shs rains dc.
Eli.hs prsys-ihs waters of he Jordan are divided
IA child f. restored 70 life.
Isaiah pnays-ons hundred sightyfOur thousand
AssFrisns are dead.
'Hezski.h PIags-ho sun dial is turned bsek-his
life Is prolonged
"Mordseai prays-Hsmau Is ha~nssd-Israel is free.
Nehemiah prsys-she Kngs heart Is sofiened In q
N ment.
The Church prsya-the Holy Ghost Ia poured out.
This Church prays ~again-Petsr is delivered by Al
Paul and snas prays-tho prison shskss-shod door
opsns-eyery,man hands are loosed-'
= Gen. XXI, "a. a9--In this mysterious transae-
ton the Almighty wss pleased in vislols and bodily
watches o. the night. Congoous Of q mare taE1 NOR
tai presence, Jacob clngs 20 Him a one WhO feels that
bis ali depends on not letting him go Wltlolt WunsnB
from Him the blessing sougat The Mighty Adversary,
by q touch, reduces MIN 20 perfect weakness yet will
not use that strength TO escape, so long al His servant
persists in bold yet holy violence God plsads with mAn
to let Him go, which man refuses 70 do until he has re-
csivsd ths assurance OF Bis favor. And is not ms the
same God whom ne are privileged to address 2 Is lot
praytr 10 potent now 20 Ia tho days Of JHcolf Wa
not the Pa-risrch a simple man, comprised about with
infrE1ifieEi May We not echo bis very words and ray
Il am not worthy Of The least Of all the mereies, and Of
all the truth which Thou hast Showed unto Thy ssr'
want
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13
Lsastns Plan.arlsns.

From the Nashville Timesl
We were surprised TO hear some days ago
that a large number of large plantations in this
portion Of Tennessee-the Middle District
have been leased, and will be cultivated BY
Northern mon from all parts of the Union.
Many of these plantations had been abandoned
by their rebel owners, and after being seized by
the United States authorities were subsequently
leased out 10 loyal parties. Ga not a few plan
tations the outbuildings, farming implemenis
and stock have been consumed BY the ravsgea
OF Wal, Rnd tho %prepIietOTs deserted by their
slaves, who refuse to work for them, have been
compelled to rent their rich lsnds 20 enterprit-
ing newcomers, who have capital and are will
ing 70 risk the chances Of war.
The wGlk on these plantations win be dopaby
quondsm slaves exclusively, who now, fer the
first time in their lives, assume the position of
hired lAbOrers. The demand for labor and la
borers in this State Is gToEt, and, we apprehend,
will continue TO sxeead the supply for . long
time to come. Ia fact, nothing but a large in
hux Of Northern laborers will begin to meet the
demand Of our changed and wonderfully chang
ing State.
or the rebel owners Of the. abandoned plant
atoms the Times says:
After the loud Wanting in 1861 there Is eonse-
thing of the retribusion of a tragedy, and some
thing OF tho righteousness Of a farOs, to see the
abandoned plantations Of these case 1nading
D5ns leased BY the Federal Government to loyal
men, and cultivated By hired laborsrs-perhaps
the very men and women who once tiled it as
slaves.
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FRon oEa. JeaNsT0N,s AaME.


Arr,pa Eof Gen Psik-Hls EEsslsnt HeAstA
ard Chssrfal Tsmpar-d Bloody Rspsise, ete.
spseiAl Correspondenee of ihe Appeal
n Fnoxr o. DaEfo OK,
qhursdEg Acsnins, Nay y, leA.3
Tas arrival Of Lieut. Cen Folk has shssrd every
one sBszsprly. TO say mat Il rensws the soradsnse Of
the troops would be an error, for shey baveneverf "a.
tered IN their conadenes but there g something IN.
spling shout the preasnes Of this galiHat old maui
which aus up the hsart= like $ chsunt or poem. There
is also mnsh In a1oeiatIcn, and Gen. Polk has shared
she fursnurs and misfortunes OF the army V long, that
The members regard him with sineers affection. Hewss
rhelr eonrads st Shiloh. he commanded shea ii Perry
vile, he bravsd tho hatsle eIoud Nth the bsz. Of them
at Mursrsesbero, aod be was sacrificed at Chieamaugs-
He has missed but ons battle, snd that vas basier Missed
than not In s word, all their ideas Of the pssf are con.
nscsdl IN one way or smother with him, and new shat
be is come again, after an absence Of half & year thsy
welcome him with open srna-
large crowd was waiting at the depot yesterday
for his arrival The tran moved in at length and me
vsrsr.i sppesrsd a. natural Is ever. Gen. Cheatham
vas the hrst 10 grasp him BY the hsnd zDd give him .
hearty greeting " home sgain.' Gov. Harris Gen.
Mansv and others uere present, and after Sfew ms
mauts Of cheerful conversation the general proceeded 70
,hs hsadqasriers Of the OmmsnderinsehieL he vas
accompanied By his aids, Co.'s. MeNsiryand Gale
while this ACCESSIBLE scene was seiAb W
pot a bot light was in progress at Nil creek gap. whers
. asr.ou 81 Bates division drove back . charge Of The
enemy. with great slaughter. They len shsee hundred
dead and wounded on the Aeld.
Did / not tell you hat, on Monday morning, The 9TH
Cen. Mansys brigade repulssd = charge Of the enemy
wiz signal sfsOt1
Col. washington. one Of the Judges Of HArdse''
oorpB court, has shouldered his musket and taken hi
-, IN. rsnkso al he 4th Kentucky Infantry, for ths
present.
Col Glenn. late colonel Of the 9sih Georgia regiment
bat cashiered some weeks ag', has been arrested here
and sent to.the rear.
Last night was bitterly cold Coffee and whisky are
being Issued to the troops to-day I understand hat we
have a supply OF each
our casualties were slight In the fight Of yesterday
morning.
sbsrpshOoting is becoming very deadly.
Our rear is considered safe.
All aufefi In front WAVERLY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

A FRGINIt AkAZOH.-The army core
sPondsnt Of The Columbiel South CarolisiaH states
that in the neigbborhOod Of the camp Of Ksr.
shaw's brigade. there resides a lady, strange in
name and character. She is q widow, neither
young nor old. In her nsaiden days she was
quitea belle, with the reputation Of being rather
fast. The evening Of her marriage, she desert
ed Ter husband, an excellent and learned gen
aemsa, and subjected him to several days Of
suspense, sheasiness and hope deFerred.p She
goes about with a bowie knife, a pair Of pistols,
aud four fierce dogs, andis Jealous in honor, s.
quick Of quarrel" and believes in riehting
herself with Der own fair hands. Apoor fellow
was driven, IN disgrace, from Der yard, because
be had dared to appear befoTe her withoat .
coat Whole companies, even regiments, with
dignifsd and gallant colonies at their head,
have been caused to Gee igaominisusly from her
grass fields, whittier they bad ipnocensly come
% drill The "old soldiers who visit houses
and represent that shey hare had nothing to
eat fur three days." and beg yoaag ladies' 20
play a tune on tho piano for a sick soldier .
calling ct her house ia due course, were IN.
masked and frightened almost cut Of their wits.
The gusId assigned her, she ststons ID Der
fields, declaring that she needs no help In tie
prosecg5n Of her premises. In short, KsF-
sbsH's brigade, tina. has stood nndauntsd on 50
many battle fields, has been cOnpieteIy covsd
and frightened By = woman. A few days ago,
the brigade moved hom 8 behusiful camp on
her lands, to much infsriox location, for no
other reason, it is said, than 70 get farther of
from the danger, and quiet the nerves Of the
colonel commanding aud his slsf, whom she
vas disposed to make personally responsible
tor al grievances,
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TIC aConsolfda.ed Demserrc,.Y

Washington Correspondent Cincinnati Commerelsll
Consolidated Democracy 10 the name of
the Mcclellan party in its latest phsse. It is
designated to be 4 sort of oraium Rafhsrera Of
the Unaffected of all parties-crabbsd Wings,
like Garrett Davis snArling know noihings,
ike George d Prentice growing melodies,
IKE Emerson Etheridgs /; sOreheadsd niggeIiies,
ike Senator SaplsbGry " topped of with a
little war Democracy Of the Sam Cox order,
who has the very happy p%olisicGi attribute of
being extremely doubtful
The consolidated fellows are for Mcclellan.
FIRST, last aud al the time.'' Some of them
don't like him much better than they do Lin
coin, because he has been identified with the
very unholy business Of coercion, bat they sx-
press a Willingness, il The language of Garrett
DAvis, to avote for snybody on the face Of
Gods green earth. TO get the present usurper
ont of 0Aice" Fernando and Ben Wood will
not consolidate" except upon G ssRaight cut
peace platform, which the wiser democratic
beads will not carry in 3 single congressional
district IN The country. l should like 20 know
If the history of SbohtIonjsm can produce a csse
Of miscegenation equal to that of Leslie Coombs
going 70 bed with = Breckenridge Democrat like
Mr.. Powell, or George y. Prentice embracing
the old lady WhO lives ct Whsslland and is .
consolidator.
The consolidaloYs win uniie for little Mac and
Bramleite. in tie Chicago convention
and exp ect TO carly The whole engagement bv
storm, The Aleck Long sesech will have 70
lake 8 back seat ia the s-ypagogne-nos that
Aleek Is any worse than s suisbury and PoyelI:
hut he' has let tho c6Dpcrhead cat out of the
bag, whereas they have kept the snsky moussr
carefully lied up, though she would persist in
N OCCASIONAL"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13


FROM MEMPHIs-We have before US The
Memphis BHilstia, Of the 9Th nit. The two
following are the only items Of any interest We
find in the local column
The approaching EreenfioH-We caanot
learn sbsf the place Of execution Of MaTtin
Smith, for supplying munitions of MAR 10 The
enemy, has been definitely fixed, bat presume
from what ne hear, that it will be within tie
fort. The time is Friday nezt.
MOrs Snsggiias.-During an expedition Of
Col. Grierson's cavalry q feu days ago, a man
who stated that his name was Aus.ef Hart, bus
whose real name is said to be L. B. Hart, vas
taken by the men near HsrBando, hiss. He
had ia bis possession fly Thousand percussion
caps, which he was smuggling to the enemy.
On his person was found : copy Of the oath Of
allegiance which he had sworn, aud a copy of
ia exemption from the Memphis militia for
thirty days. The caps were i0und ia 3 secret
partition Of the buggy he was driving, aud in
which 10 had successfully passed the pieksts
placed near this city. He Was bgoueht 10 Mem.
phis and is now in tho Irving block, The sen-
fence Of Marlin Smith tot q similar ofense.
proves that She charge against mn is 4 very
grave ono.
The funeral notice Of Mrs. George L. Holmes
in this number Of The Bulletin. She
died at the residence OF ". B. Miller, after a
brief illness Of two days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13
Federal and Tory Ou,ragss.

From Tic Rome Courier, I2h.
EVERETT SPRINGS, FLOYD Co., Ga, May
/ 0-A pSrty Of Yankee troops or tories were
in our valley last Sunday morning. They went
to the old Furnace some ten miles above here
and arrested the whole congregation thsre as
semblsd for worship, and pat them under guard
They seemed 70 be on 5 general m~srauding exr
psditiOn. They shot a. old Mr.. White, and two
SONS Of Mr. Davis, who were at h0ma on fur
Tough. Seven Of the party came on towards the
Valley meeting house.. Meeting one Of our sol.
diers on the way, who told them as be passed
that be was a coREier bound for Dalton, they
fred several shots st him, but ne being on q lsst
horse, made his escape over Horn ountai
Then, with DR. B. &. Moss notorious rascal
who had lived in the neighborhood-ss pilot
they came on 70 Mr. Heifner's in the Pocket,
whom they arrested and tsok along. They left
three Of their men % guard the road ever the
mountain while the other four, with Moss in the
lead, came down the creek, stopping al every
house in search, as they said, of rebel soldiers.
They came to john Holsombsek's, and while
the rest stood picket round the house, two of tbs
rasesls went In and demanded OF Mr.. Fl. that
he deliver to them two 6ne stalliOns ne possessed.
This mr. a. firmly refused 10 do, saying that if
1ey got them they would lave TO kill him ffss.
Then, while one held his gun presented at bic
breast, tho other broke his over &r. H.fs head
iDhieting a very severe injury. They then got
the horses and fed the way they came.
Last night the tories came again into our
neighborho0d IN pursuit Of six of our scouts
who visited the old Furnace yesterday and 70.
turned TO Armutchee in the evening. The
ScRmps came down to this side of Holsomback's,
stopping 81 every house and frightening the
women almost to death
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

FROM LOUISIANA VIA texas AND
NASSAU.
Biiliinns UampnIgns A. snsIsh and Price.
WsEHIEaToF, Nay l2-ATslssr just rsrsIvea from
Nassau states that dAtas from Texas to tie s.h had 6ssn
received
Gsna. smith and Pnes had bad many ash,s with
Banks and Steele. aud cur troops were always sueesss.
ful.
Ths zEgrsgats number Of prisoners taken waa TD.o0s.
F0rty.ons cannon, 1000 wagons, and horses and mules
innumsrAble were also captured
Capt Scott, from Texas. says that It Ia probsbge that
both Of the Federal armies win be captured. We have
taken some Of heiE ~sunOoaia and Destroyed several
others Gea. Dick Taylor says he Is bound to take
them all
Our loss n one Or two engAgsmsu;s was heavy.
Texas rrnde.
wILaIssroN, May l2-The Harriet Lana and Ia
bella ars a. Hsysas from TeEas
Rrsm the Army.
Special TO the Montgomery Advertiser
DALToH May lis A H.-sklmiahing in font con.
Iuusd until late yesterday evening Gibssns and Fay.
lors brigsdes being engaged.
4 furious rain and hsilssssrm continued until mid.
night.
At2A X The sneny made a hssvy ashanti on Rocky
Face, to gsEu The gap. and a force on Nh creek gap and
valley which continued til 4 A N. Tbs enemy were
repulsedby Stewards division with severe loss. The
aras was renewed Al dayIghii snd Is siHI progressing.
There has been no general Engagement as yet
Later.
DALTON May lis P. M-This l. the fourth day Of
tue siege in front Of Dalton, but no result as yet
The snsmy Is cautious and tlnid, and Is evidently
feeling for a weak point through our iines Of dSfsnse.
he ssiIl oesEples Sugar valley on our left
Cur cavalry have.besn skirmishing on the Cleveland
road
Capt. c.. E Msrsh, Of the 40.h Alabsmar esimsnt, vs.
kiHedln The assault this morning, sud Col Francis bad
y wounded.
skiFDishios eoniibasdin front during the dsy, Ehiei
vas occasionally heavy, with rapid shalIinE.
Il Is now evident that the enemy viii either attack u
in flank or rear.
III j. eold and raiaY. 9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

aossEaiks-rhs store q Hz- FuiHisss. On white
aal street Was robbed iau sight Of = Isrss anouns Of
xeas principally Shoes md lssthsr. Ths stores Mr..
iss&es, On Whitehall street, Wa entered, sud about
$3.50 "osA q ealleoess mall brass bulionss aaisnsis.
~nissAud black hose thread. fancy sosp. and eihsr
anAl articles iaksn- The robbers len he mos, valu-
able articles, only taxing raeh q they could easly con.
zeal, or dizposs Of 10 svoid detscslon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

The information from Louisiana vie Texas
and Nassau Is cheering.
Owing to recent storms between Augusta snd
Richmond, we are without advicas from Vn-
ginis.
The news homDalt0n is not ciscouFaging,
although many mmors are aaoat. Why tie
press reporter dos not keep the press advised,
we'd Ect know.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

What is there In the above list that can be dispensed
with in feeding = family Of Eve persons-ean It be re-
dieed. either IN price or quantity By tais list II costs
5l9 81 to feed a family now in the most economical
manner. The head Of this family, We have supposed,
mEkeE S15 a week or % so a day. II he works full
i time be has left - CO = week 10 ciOthe his family and
himself. Can be do It at the 9rhss Of shoes sni goods Z
II be can't, he must reduce his eating expenses, and
] consequently In the noahBhmsnt for himself and family,
/ leaving their systems open to disease. Here is Just
whsrs these high prices work hsrdest-with the labor
| ing classes, whole wsges do not advance at tbs same
rates shat the nscesEssies DO that they arc required to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

PRICES IL observation-disclosures Of clothing
and provisions are stated to be remarkably high
in Vickaburg A gentleman got : pair Of cav
airy boots brought through By a lady, for which
she paid sI2 so in gold, and a pair Of ~gauntletE
cost 50 50 in gold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

MEMBER or THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
A~RRRsTgD.-The Columbus SaA learns that
Mr. B. r. Hawes, . representative il the State
Legislature, RON Maseogeo county, and once s
msjor in a Georgia regiment, was arrested on
Tuesday By Confodsrase officers and csrFisd to
Montgomery, Ale. Cause Of sErest no. known.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

G~REEEBACKs IS hIssIssIPFI.-Fhe CsntoB
correspondent Of fhs AeTidiaa Ciayisn says that
the interior people would Be astonishe3 If you
knew how much g~fseabacks are circulated in
Canton-in s secret manDeT, Of course. In
Jsekssn fbsy ass eagerly sought q Ter By the
bsrpiss who lnfssi that city ald render iis
nams = slsacb % the posirls Of p6Eio.ic pee
pc. Al that place they sell or did eel, Ons
d5llsr lor isn dollars IN our Old issue. ] heard
4,-dsy, however, that they bad fallen to one TO
6se Of ou1s. 0oe Of these wEescbes owed 8
debt Of nine 5ollars 10 gentleman here, and
opjled ont ono dollar Of gTsenbacks and de-.
n.n5ed he one dollar Of Confederate change.
The nan wss 8 patriot and rePrOsehsd the
scouusrei with bitter words
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

The reports Of the collapse Of the Wdaurri move.
ment In Northern Mexico, taken from The New Orleans
Era are commented on By the Tribune az Significant OF
The downfall Of the new empire. Our esfenpOrsry
rhouid hags learned hy ezperisnce to aeeept with eau.
tian these unautheniicxtsd reports on Mexican affairs.
The statement Of the Frs Is contrRdioted by s New Or
leans correspondent Of the Prensa of Havana, Of the
Atd inst. The Courier des Etsts Unis Of this city,
which has always b5e1 well Informed upon Mexican AZ
fairs expresses IL positive Dpini0B that the news Of
Yidz1rrfs mishep Is without Foundation. Il SAYS.
HIhe Era Of New Orleans retains tn MONOPOLY Of
fantastic Mexican news. We are indebted 10 Il for sew.
sEsi rseaPinres OF 9ssdslSjsrs and Of FaebIa, contra
dleisd a. soon a. reported. To cstegoFipnHy provs those
slstsmsntso Of tbs Era faRe in the present INSTANCE.
winch 10 advance We bed As controversial, We await the
arrival Of 6 Havana siesmer With direct intelligence
from Vera Cruz-
We are Inclined, with The Courier, to dlsmizz this last
bath OF Mexican neYz IS unreliable and improbable.
Sew York EsBA, 96h Hlt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

JOHNSTON FOMs EEEmK.-Tbe Rome
Courier Of yesterday says that up to the latest
accounts The enemy have been foiled in all their
efforts 10 flank Johnston and as they expose
theiri inability 70 obtain success. our men become
more sanguine and determined. We confidently
believe that a glorious victory awaits cur army
at Dalton. There are strong indications eff a
great effort on the part Of tie enemy, to force
bis way through Dirt Town valley, OF soms
other passage farther to our left, than be has yet
tried.