Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-08
than any man conld become such through forms
OF appointment and Oaths of Office.
ARRAY N THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

~ gEAO LEGfSLAIJRE.
The Baltimore Amsrican says:
On Thursday last Mr.. Mayo, a coppsrbsal
member OF the Ohio Legislature, In debate il
that body, saidi II would rather see this Gov
eminent Destroyed than thRs one single press
should be deprived Of the liberty Of publishiap
what its editor pleased" Mr. Free, 4 JJnioT
member, said taat Mg. Mayo's language was a.
EbuSs Of the liberty Of the press, and no1s bal
traitors speak and endorse such sentiments
Then Mayo replied with some insulting spitheis
and Hr. Free Immediately collarsd and ehoked
the eopperhead, who was taken out Of the hoGse
by his friends. Mayo had previously ssid thsi
'sI persons and papers had q right to spesk
treason, write treason and act treason"
"sTRENorH OF THE gEIox FORCES"
The Washington correspondent of the Bhf-
more ARerieGn, says:
Some well posted writer's have inst RseeT-
tanned that the recent call for moro men was a
sudden determination on the part of Mr.. Lin
coin. This is great mistake indeed the Pres.
ident doubtless determined early ia last fall to
pat one million Of mon into the fsld, and tbs
estimates of the war etiee ware originally pre-
pared for moTs than that number Acting Sur
gson GsEsfal Barnes estimated in Octobef 1868,
that provision should be made for medical and
hospital supplies, for the fiscal year I664-65,
for one million two hundred and thirty nine
thousand two HUNDRED and seventy three sol
dieFs, which, st ten dollars eaeh, ms1e Si4,-
e92 730- This Was reduced, and the military
appropriation bill just passed by the House pro
vides for medical and hospital supplies for seven
hundred aud hfly-thres thousand FIVE hundred
aud sixty -four soldiers When the quoEss shall
all have been filed we shall doubtless have
about that number in the field.
GRAHAMs EXPEDITION.
A letter from Fortress Monroe says:
The expedition Of Gan. Graham to Mathews
and Gloucester counties, during the latter part
Of last week, resulted IN the capture of several
hundred cattle and : fns saw mill, the destrse-
ton Of large amounts of grain, aud bringing { fl
nearly three handred slaves, snd creating gen
eTal panic among the inhabitants Of ths above
named counties. Two days prior to Gen. GrA.
bans return to this place, he telegrsphed 70
Gen Batter that he had captured ons rebel cap
tain and ten men; among the latter three of tie
gaerrilEs concerned in the capture Of the steam
tug Titan, on the 9TH inst, at Cherryssone, east
ern shore Of Virginia
The commanding general has issusd q pro-
clAmEtion to the residents of the above naIusd
counties, that, for syery depreciation committed
by gueIrillas, he viii destroy their property.
PROM NEW ORLEANS.
The steamship Evening Star, from New Or
lesEs, arrived as Nov York on the 26lh uls
The news Is mesgTe. Banks returned % take
the field early in the week
Governor Michael Hahn called an election fol
delegates to Constitutional Convention to tax,
place en- the 2Sth.
Gov. Hahn has RESIGNED his connection witt
the TTgs Delta 10 N. r. Fish.
The Free State Executive Committee hsFs
al tba fallnrrir1o, raanlufsona.
Rsset1sd, That toe Free State party Is uncom
promisingly opposed to assuming any debts CON
trscted by the Stale of Louisiana while nndel
rebel domination, for the purpose of carrying OF
the war against the United States.
GusrTillsS were becoming bold In the vicinity
of Baton Rouge, sRd several skiTmishes hE(
taken place between them and the 4sh Wiscon
sin infantry. A cotton buyer, named Ghsrls
Zsigler, with l0,000 in greenbAcks, hsd beer
captured BY gueTrillRs.
Two gunboAts assembled Grand river to Bate
Arose, where heavy engagement was Tough
last year, and destroyed rebel camp.
FROM MEXICO.
The special correspondent of the New Yoz
/ Tribune, writing fona MAtam0ros, says ths trss
son Of Vidaurri is fully confirmed, snd eve
sines the rebellion broke oul he has carried o.
large and lucrative trade with the rebels
is
sent troops against him, while Doblado is re
ported to have marched against him from Sal
l lilo, in order TO crush him. Jusrfz has foI
naslly deposed him, but has not yet appointe
/ = successor. An engagement between the force
Of VidsuTIi and those of The national Govern
ment is looked for with great deal of interest
as involving in its result the course Of the ma
tional Government in Mexico, and the furthe
operation Of JuArez.
From another part of Mexico great Mex
can victory is announced. The forces URde
UraRs and Bsreoz3bel are reported to hEV
ssormed Glsdalajsrs and 20 haEe captured mor
than 200 prisoners, twsniy.four cannon, aud 81
immense amount of war materials The repsrt
however, is doubted.
The detection Of DoblAdo and resignation c
JusTez are again reported. Il was reported ais
that Disz was threatening Puebla, which wa
expected 20 fall because no reinfsTesmsnts eoul
be sent
The ex-Dietator SAINTS Anna has arrived j
Havana fIom Mexico, hAviag been ordered
leave the country by Gen. Bhzsine.
| The DiariO Ge Ia Marina, Of Havana, givin
the reason why he was ordered to leave, says;
He had asked permission Of the Provisions
Government TO go from 81. Thomas to Jalapg
where he has large property, which hsd bee
very much detsriorsted, and where be expects
that his presence would have influence to II
establish order and conso1idAting the new syl
tenn of Government. There vas not moment
hesitation in giving him the permission be aske
| for, but, at the same time, il WAS made siE
| gka aOn that he should rensunc the project tbs
he had made known Of its being his inIentio
| TO publish aud circulate 10 Mexico : naaifestC
! in which he proposed to explsin 20 the Mex
cans the reasons that had induced him to &C
! eept, without any restriction, the new order Q
things; or, in other words, to give Ia his sdhs
sion to the empire.
General Bazains and the regency wers c
opinion that such manifesto might be made 81
excuse for disturbance, tho country being ye
IN an agitated state, and consented TO Geners
Santa Anna returning Whenever he pleased, prC
vided that be ab5tAined from any manifestation
On his arrival.
| This determination was made known to SAINT
Anna on his arrival 81 Vera Cruz, where th
necessary instructions had been sent, as sell 2
| to JslGpa- But, notwithstanding, ths Hasnif5Bt
began TO be extensively circulated IN loos
sheets, and, in consequences, the order was ser
to him to leave the country.
GOV. BRAAILEFTE AND ENLISTMENT OF SLAVE
IN KENTUCKY.
Tho Washington correspondent OF tho II
bESs says:
Gov Bramleite, Of kentucky, with two back
ers, b@1 az interview with Mr.. Lincoln thi
morI to accomplish, by insinuation an
eoaa z, what he failed to get by bullying-th
stopping of she enlistment Of slaves in Ker
lucky into the Union aImies. II has trsnspirs
| sinca the governors arrival here that at Ii
tins he demonstrated with the President sgain
turning Kentueky slaves into Unien soldiers,
had in type in the public printing ofice
Frankfort, proclamation calling upon the pei
pie of Kentucky to defy the Suthority Of Il
Government, and resist its Acsion with foEl
and arms.
Ex-GoY. Jacobs has permitted an Intimate
to escape him that the scheme of Resistance CO
tsmplAtsd principslly tbs seizure Of tho lines
communication with Grants armies in 4
South, and force them, for want of supplies,
eyaeuste Georgia and Fennasses, and so let {
rebels get possession Of Kontucky and bril
her wholly on. OF the Union.
ARMY OF THE P0FOMAC-RICHMoND AGAI
Grant is at his headquarters with the army
the Potomac, busy with his duties. Ga t
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