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CoMnETTTEEs.

SOLDIERS OxECUrVE AID Aas0CI2rfoE for ths
Rsllsf Of he Army Of Teansa1as, Juaa ~ 1854. s
TIE following esmnlitsss ere sppoiH-od fer iha
tv sniy four hOurs at the ear she'd uPPlyas lhs AJAX
and wounded By each and every train a. usual;
Monday, June s5-ospi. Caanaisr. Err LaWlas, NJ.
Richardson. ar Jseooia
Tuesday, Juns ss--Bav. LaVsshs, Gen. Howard. T.
J. West A. Gsnsi.
Wednesday, June 29--Dr. Marshlll, Col q. A. Rios.
Raw Parks, Rev &susrd
Thursday, Japs sO-Mr. Toor. Capt. zsconasIl 1r.
Jsz,ins, Dr. BlgssrS
Fridsy, Jaly I-ldr. ssssssa. Dr. Kraasr Mr. Raw
sen, alr. WsIbourn.
Saturday, gaiy 2-Iadso Brown. T. G. sias ?. p
Psass, Gel CoWart.
Sunday, Jais s-Davia liaysr. N. HalssooA. b I.
Saith, Nj. DoasY-
Capt o 4. Jones casa nisa, assisting ~ ss-.,
tee en- auty.
ohairssAn Of Tisld Csnal.iss,at. tas Esos.-r..'
". smmoHs
siandius Coneais.so ia anarEs Of Essdy Rsfuq.,s-
boa. Wa. Kzzard. n 5assGon. Esv. ID. Brs.,s,.
Rev Hallsrd. Rsg. Pafsa
esnsra Depat sad RaeEiag I1uss-al.sonis. aaIlls
iags J. q. AeLins sisraksspsE
ROBERF A. GRAE FORD Prssiaf
LW DgNGAE, saerssarYs saa 1rsaauEsz b7ls
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siege Matsers-Three mundrea and Fifty
secOHd Day

Ihere has been no change OF Importance since
cur last report, FlEy-six>shOts have beeu fred
st the city during the tWenty-toOr hours ending
Ct six O'Clock Friday evening. A desulteTY ire
has also been keps up between Battery Gregg
and our batteries on Sullivan's and James Is
lands The heavy firing heard ia the direction
Of Sloao is believed to have been the enemy 5
boats shelliag Sseessionvills. The working
parties sIs still busy on the lower batteries and
Battery Wagner There has been no flrtbsr
change in the hest.
One Of the most heroic acts of bravery con-
necied With the history of the bonbarimsns of
Fort Sumter occurred On Monday last The
secoudshell fred by ths enemy on that day, at
hAlf-psst one H., carried sway the Gag staff
bat before the lisg had touched the groaad, it
YVES seized BY Lieutenant G. ii Cisiborns, who
ruBhsd with Il 70 the psFapst, through the smoke
OF the bursting ssel; and, before tho enemy
ceald discover the eject Of their shot, its defiant
cross was again aaantiDg in the air.
The brave lieutenant vas Immediately fol-
loved to the pa spet BY Aessrs n. I. DsvAreux
ans B. Brannon, OF she engineer department,
| yf6o, d0r1ag the considerable space Of hms oe-
capisd in fea justing the staf, Afforded a NEST
coaspieaous target Too coWSrdiy to sppre-
/ eiats. ana tcoaTnesa 10 ken0r a gallant act In g
| TOO, the Yaakees atoncs poured iuio the gallant
ltsio a close aad rapid Orc; but they Cooiy dn.
ishad their work, ssiuted Inc enemy with =
shesr sad , wave Of shair has, ard lets thsil
psIilous post. without hasie, and thank God
and WithoRs seaiih.
| Ssget SJadsr vas wounded By the fall Of th'
AsgsiEf--MsTeafg,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

LaUIsVILLE, Ca, June 20 As an item Of
news We will stats t5 yoi iha. re vary frequent
" pick up Yankss prisoner about here, who
afssF having esssped from the cars, in transit %
Msoon, are sire e sboRt over the country, in
search. as the saV, Of SaernzH's heaGqHarlaE8-
Ws-havS one In isil now, who tfoTn his conduct
has created c1nsidaEsb bic sRspiGian as % his real
character. 30 Erst represented himself % Be .
Confederate soldier vie bad been court mar-
tislsd hnd 8sntsneoi 90 tafEs years i1nprison-
mant At Salisbury y. G., AID lhai be had made
hia escape aad -as On bis way 20 llissizsippi-
Ia this ohsrsesar lsshsd travelled al he way %
thia point. We sssrsaed him and iouEa on bis
person piee8 OF papsF upln which vas Efitssl
in pencil 5suos r. Straight, Langs p. O.
Monros county, Oaio.' rs e isngth eaEisEsod
Ia Was Yzakse, Of the 6lh Aiehigan artillery
was caps1rsi ai PlFi Huds5n- ssls e salisbury
and made bis esesPe bF tannei.ing. The states
nens seems so incrsdulou5 rs sra jet in dcGbt
80 ts hiB trns. eharscisT. He says bis nano is.
Phillip Smith. BE viii be tgraed over 70 pToper
suthorities Eiih 2 statement Of bis pIsienslo1E-
This makas i've we asgs iAzsn up ard pns r.
isil at different .iaes-csr. dagusia 5satisst.
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LarRR REnomNKvy ORLEANS.

TIE Mobile TriBxHs has recsiyed copy of
tho Nav Orleans Era of the 18Th inst. Gold in
small sums was quoted st 94995 premium; and
good ordinary cOlton rebaied, one dollar per
pound. Tae nsrkst was pretty well exhausted
Of the staple. Nsw prims molssses is q0oted
At so cents.
The death Of VIM Freret Is announced. He
had been mayor, collector Of the psft and served
in he legislature and tho municipal council.
The river on the Is h IN front Of the city was
falling, and was nine fset six inches below the
high water Rark of 1862 Ga the S.h instant,
the river was rising as ST. Louis.
From the Era OF the l6.A We copy the follow
ing:
A cavalry free which had Been on raid inte
the "Gfosse Tste," returned 20 M9rgan7s on
The l3 n, having captured Col. Durable, Sur
geon Bal and one other.
A charge of treason and taking cut foreign
protection papers, although a citizen Of the
United States Government, WAS brought against
Eggene Duf1ies, wine merchant, doing Susi-
ness at 81 Royal street, some time ago In the
provost court, and yesterday resulted IN bis BE-
ing sent, BY Judge WsTmoth, to T0rtugas,
there 20 I. nsin at bard labor, with bali and
chain, during ms Wsr. IL case hzs been be-
fore this court several Zines, and although de-
tended By able counsel, it resulted in bis
convection. We shall endeav0T &c procure
bFAepols OF bhe points U -" ailFlltea AL l-t
decision OF the Judge, and give it TO cur Fesdsrs
81 soon as possible.
The Era copies the following from the Mem
phis Argus of tins 10 b instant;
Ths steamer Emperor arrived froa New Or
leens yesterday. From Mr.. Ryder, G1vsfnmsnt
q j, who came up on her, we obtain the following
important news from the scens of the late gler-
rina troables:
On Monday last the erebesSdarmaduke's forces,
Vho have ben fsr some dms past exsrting
their almost endeavors to interrupt tho Ravigs-
ton on the river by means CT batteries At or
near Columbia Landing, Ark, were attacked
by-a Union force The rebels are estimated at
3 ,ee0 with artillery. The fghting was contin-
| ued pretty htiskiy for some time, MsTmsauks
getting decidedly tho worst of it. Finding that
| he could not maintain bis ground, and fsaging
| chat he would be cus of from the intsTier Mar
madVke beat hsssy retreat. He crossed The
bayou, deshoyig >yldgeS, thus preventing i'm
mediais pursuit rebel forces left twenty
| Are dead on the Tls river is nov clear
OF rebel batteries, and steamers pass sud repsss
with safely.
| We learn that the hstle town of Columbia
was destroyed daring the operations. Many Of
| the plantations nave been laid waste.
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geufedera.e omosrs a. Na,hv,,le.

The Nashville UsiOS Of the Dist gives tbe
following list Of Confederate ofiees who hSye
reached that city s. prisoners Of war, ron the
front in Georgia:
Col D R HuhdleF; Capts L W Yick and E
Thompson q Lieuls G ID English, E C
league, JnO 4 Adams, G I Brown, L S Brad
lord, j a Wright s & Hodges 1st Lieut. VIM.
Haynes, sll OF tho 3kst Alabama infantry Cap
taias a M Moore an5 Iifam CAN'T; Lat Lieuts
K Heck, W B Bsnehan, " B Shaver
ri Lisuss Jno Moore, q II Ward. B Sander,
w n Coin, jr, All Of the 10th Alabama infantry.
IsG Lleat J no D MeGill, 18Th Tennsssss infan-
try. "a Lieut. s II Stewart, l7th Alsbsma in-
fsntry q Lisat Jao 3 Davis, 40sa MissiS.
sippi infantry.
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BATTLE AT PKFR8sHBaG.
Federal Sssssafson EseDsrss.

To EsjsrGensrai Dix:
Wan DEPARTMENT, Washington, june 10.
9;42 M-rhis evening = dispatch from City
Point, dated o'clock this nnarning reached the
department.. Il reports that eur forces ad-
vsneed yesterday to within nils n fro5t Of
Petersburg, whom they foHrd the enemy oeeu-
pying new line Of w0fks, which, sfisr sueass-
i've assanlts, We failed to carry, bat hold and
have intfelcbed cur advanced positions.
At raj past six o'clock in the evening =
eombiaed advancs was msde along the linz, and
desperate struggle ensued on ihs left and
esnter, both with artillery aud infauiry, which
lasted till long after DARK, Gen. Bf1ey's oom
mA1d gaining q bToastWoTk IN thsir fcozt, and
taking a large uamhsr Of prisoners. This morn-
ing - daylight another advance was msde
along the lina. Barnsids has sent in about zoo
prisoners, mostly Tennsssss troops. from Bean
regards command, smong them sixteen rebel
eficsrs. Hancock has also taken large num-
bsr Of prisoners who arc on their way 10 the
rear.
AOur guns now command Ps.sysbuYg, and can
5heil the city a. any moment. Oar loss yasisT-
day is said to have been about 1000, while that
Of the enemy was fully as great if not greater.
From the forces Of the snsmy within their
new hne II is inferred tnat Besuregard has been
ralnt0fced nom Lees army. No report las
been reesived concerning tba eas susltios Of cur
army in its operations since crossing the James
river, sxeepl tho death Of Alsj. Morton, men.
tionsd ye5tsEday.
Gen. s1ernau reports te-day that tbe ensny
gave Vsy last uigat ia the nidst Of darkness
AID ssoTni aaa o dsgiiShs no entered his line
rom tta Eiget 60 be lsft Taa Hholo ANY is
aoH il pUsais a. f-r ss tbs Chatalorehie
Gen. Shs7maR adds I start st o1ee for a 1Ttosfa
10 military iHfslli gsacs tom any etasr quarter
hsa hosn re ised Z II gFAefgs-
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Our intelligence from the 'front.' is 90 the I7tb
inst. AH quist in Vioksbarg, and the gsrrisoD.
composed principally Of negroes, c0niae them
selves msihy 70 the f0rtihcaiions; not even =
so1Dt to be seen any distance rom the lfnes.
Benson Blske's plantation, Elk miles from the
city, on YaEoo river, is bs,Dg culsVaied BY SOM
slightly negroes under Yankee protection.
But few persous are going in OF coming out of
Fiekshurg, As il IS understood they rigidly I'd.
0srs to tna order to compel persons psssise %
taxa the.cath
A seeoud edition Of troops has heon sent m
from the city to drive Narlnaduke frorl his oosi-
ton, and it IS reported that they failed in lhsi,
attempt, sud, Ia tnrn, were badly shrsshsi bY
Aarmsduke, and escaped ap sks river.
Coiumbis, Ark, was .Tscaeoa tosashss. and
sSs nsighbOriDg farm hsuses aad ooustfy soo-
srally AaaTsd the same fate At the hands Of he
ifst party, Who hras attacked Marrsa.luks. and
sken took transports 70 AeapBis or Listls Roeb
Tie Fedsras aeknoHls0gs the 5slsss .,f
Smiths men By Forrest, and say ibair loss. Is
eight thousand men, with wagons, arslaunision.
and tEoasF-slx pieces OF aElrlsfy.-Caat0s CT.
zsB, GOA.
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MORNING EDITION.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1854.


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LETrRR FsOm mEssIssIPPI.


GUETowT June &C. 1854.
On The first Of Juns Hender on's Scouts repo rtod
novemsnt from MamphiA The legitimate Sorcss Of the
department we're widsly distributed JasksOns dvis-
oa, including Ro $ uneonqusrsble Texans were help
ing Johnston in Georgia one division Of Forests cay
airy guarding a distant bat vitality important border
Roday somewhat worsted by dashing himself against
the strong TANKS Of q heavy column which march
llg to reinforce Sherman from Decatur Adams gain
lag breath from beating back thrss times bis Numbers
who came from Vieksburg to destroy the Mississippi
Central railroad and Ruoksr distributed over q haR
arsd miles of frontier In addition to this Forrest with
Bufords DIVISION was the PATH yo days out on
a distant expedition. Gen. Les started with nothing
but bis border picksts to oppose this Memphis expedi
ton varisusy estimated at from to fifteen thou.
sand Fortunately the enemy, fearful Of meeting op
position, marched slowly behind his cavalry which
busied itself with petty expeditions having in view the
myshcation Of generals the object Of The
petition Every spplisnes that experience and energy,
may add genius, could suggest brought to bear.
The enemy was met en- the 10Th, on the threshhold-of
our border, by Buford, consisting of Bell and Lyon,
johnson 81 Roddy's command, and Rucker from the
Northwest -Forreab commanded the whole. The en-.
counter took place within four miles Of Baldwin, The
result you know Totally routed, the enemy lost e7sry
thing.
1t WAS hardly expected that Forrest could dc more
than bold the enemy in cheek. His whipping them
was 4 miracle. The good God helped. Forrest him
self says Ii vas God'sswork. But eur killed and
vsundsd--neasly sns-fourth of the whsls number
shsw how manfully eur brave soldiers helped thsm
selves Official reports viii doubtless record individual
exploits Of minor officers
General Forrest conducted the bsttIs-which lasted
six hours-wtn conservative skin that was hardly iC
be expected from dRshing fighter On reaching the
cross roaa be found the enemy in possession Of thsn
he drove them back and held them against great odd
and with heavy loss until his little force was well N
ana in hand 1t was Buford, think, who suggest 9,
that We must whip them now or not at ALL Bufor,
yas rash but rashnsss won The front was wsakans.
by Bells brigade, whuh Forrest himself led around L
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Casualties IN she 1914 aBs 3zth Tezneusae
stegss1sslRtB.

In TIE TRENCHES NEAR kEHHEssAW MOUBTGLN.
June .. 1861. J
EDITORS APPEAL: Judging from the numbered mis-
takes made in giving for publication the list Of casual
ties Of the 18th and 57th Tennessee regiments in the
action Of the 2st nst that the sHhor had not access to
the facts lake the trouble upon myself to make out
correct List, which you will please publish and obgs all
concerned,
Companies A and E, Lieut. A. o Edwards command
ing-Killsd sCorporsl James II Leach, J N Benson.
Wounded Oorpl Isaac Mullins. + 4 Dean n Adams
CompanyF, Capt Geo T Fry cOmnanding-Killsd /:
COFpl Gee Griffith. Woundsi; Lieut. I . Brown,
HeRFy Lemons.
Company d, Lieut. "A Cain eommandiBg--y7 Wounded:
Corpl T Conley, D Bengs, " P Lee
Company G, Capt Jas Long commanding-Sil ed :
Luxe Chastsen. Wounded; ThOs Yaden. Missing /:
James MeGRgaa, Wm Msbs.
Companies and K Lieut. r A Davis commanding
Missing: a Baen, Gee BY.
Company Capt II Rce eommanding-Kiilsd Jas
Martin Wounded; Tool, Tom BridEman Doyle.
Missing; Lieut. John DeVogsr
Company r. Lieut. n Kert eonnsnding-KiIlsd /.
John Kiraoh. Woundsds Ssrst D Cary. Aising: ssrg;
J D A00ring Pieros, Parker, " q Arnold, W +
Underwood, " II Burrus, 7 DsunalHs W 4 Branusrt
@ W Ware, , Baxter, 0gis, J K Witt, Dolaa,
Kaser Ioshudg. Respectfully,
Captain company p 18th md 37th Reris
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rnE ERNNr.

The fall telegIaphie reports We give this
morning, and the letter from Especial" afford
fzH information as to the situation ia front, up
to = late hour last evening. We heard rUmoIs
Of successes in sHERbIAN's rsaE, and the destrHe-
tisn Of several trains, bas wsrs unabls to tEace
them 70 snv credible source
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Z The Mobile Tzbass IS assured that the
statsment aAAs Michael aAhn has been removed
from his place as 8 Governor" G; Louisiana IN
true. Banks is deputsd to al the place as mil
itAFy governor" WHAT the esuse Of this change
is, IS not stated. Michael has had a brief meas
ure Of life IN his new hon0Es However. il nisy
be said that he thoroughly ssjeysa them Whilo
i. lasted.
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could not be exPec ed to holl hs present Ina. II Lin
coin wishes him simply TO hold his in front of Lee
he must have $4,000 more and If he wants hin to make
another attack he must have 100000 more which report
may be relied upon somewhat, far his present
force is concerned. Whether the 100000 more will
come, Is . matter Of extreme doubt Until they do
come, bis movements viii not bs of vast Importance
excepting demons aons, which he las 61eH doing for
the last two months but sincerely hope he will not
be allowed much longer to indulge his passion even in
that Innocent amusement.
For days past portion Of our boys seem to be
wandering in the wilderness swaups as they can1o
Bs heard from. Madame runner hath It, though, tha :
they will turn up soon enough likewise ia a good
oeality-tsat they 0ay adiog underneath the ice
upoh which Grant is SO sAnguinsly sliding All we
hepe iE thai while thy thus diving sround pre-.
miseuousy they will oecsEisnaIy plant torpsdOss and
land them On "t0ther side Of Jordan"
whilst scribbIiBg, the bsom Of distant guns can be
heard in the direction of the James, from which We
infer that the Yankees are making some more demon
straiens. Usually when they sbscond an izessssnt
bslehing Of heavy guns is kept up divert sten.
ton but their hiss been discovered long ago and
Old Boby Is generally with them when they meYs.
Probably Grant Is taking heClslah's route home.
Hope he Will not Papa Lee is iuIt getting ready to
agbt
OF late, Christian service has been held smong the
difersat ssoops stSteued here The Rev. Mr.. Hail. of
he bsttalion Washington artillery, who recently
aapuTod by the enemy Petersburg whilst endeaY
oTbg TO cheer The otzsa sslGsEy By lis Rrssenee,
and sueusssfuy made his escape, proached good ser
He Is as yet, yOuHs man, but of-steriEs quail
ties and is destined to become Of the foremost OF
bis rank The commander of the bsttAlOn LisatsRapt
C0lonel Eshslman could be seen with barshsd seated
among his boys perfect equality; but ssms re-
zed that this not usual-thst If he
civil when privstss had business vita him, be would be
m1ch better liked Hope he will it would be adyaR-
tageous to all concerned.
The clouds omiHous Rain las been threatening
for some time ssd would not be surprised to have
healthy shower the sets and rises again.