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


lsie hour, Northern pspsrs Of the 3Oth We give, In
brief tbs news below.
The Latest from CRAFTS Army.
The latest dispatch from Grants srmy Is dated
Headquarters army Of Potomac, in the saddle, en-
route for Riehmond, via Hanover ferry, May 27-6 A.
NJ" After announcing that ''ihe whole army IS again
in motion this dispatch says:
The army moves with celerisy never known before
We will mSks twenty miles before night.
Sheridan is ahsEd OF US, securing the country for
rebels
Lse evidently thought up to the last that were
going to his lett and give him battle on the north
side Of the South Anna He Is again ont generated,
and by right VIC wiz be within four hours march Of
Richmond.
Once getting Lee snuyly sngc1nesd in his works,
away we 20 around bis flank and into his rear
Our army sweeps before It all the forage and supplies
to be found Horses cattle, mules eontTabsnds, etc,
all fall into our huge train.
II may be days before yen hear again. but fear
not.
Every cannon fred the last week has been heard In
Richmond yet that Lee able to- dare not again
give battle, sevidsnt from his sullen mood and his
failing to make any move st all
On to Richmond, ,, Is the vysiehword and reply.
An official dispatch from Secretary stanton, says:
A dispatch dated at o'clock this morning (ths 2Sth),
from the headquarters at ldAgAhck church, has been
csived
Il reports tkat everything goes on finely The troops
cana up rapidly and in great spirit and the army viii
be beyond the Psmuukey by
The dispatch further sttes thst after seizng Hano-
YER ferry, yesterday, Gen Torber captured seventy
ve cavalry including six officers that the rebel caysl
every oecaEion
This Washington Star says:
Up to last night, there had been no fighting beyond
Il is not thoughi that Grant will accommodate them
bysn attack this strong position but is working out
plan which viii put Lee on double quick again. or
fores him TO accept fair fight In the open field.
The destruction Of the Virginia Genial railroad,
above eKtons junction has been complete that It will
be utterly uEsless to the rebslE rails destroyed cut
tings fled entertainments thrown down, bridges burnt
etc, etc.
Ain the information FROM tho front s in the highest de-
gree encouraging, and calculated to inspire the utmost
condsnes in the success OF the plans Grant is bnsiy
working out.
A dispatch from Washington says: There are the
best pos ble spirits 70 night in official circles and every
one Is rejoicing the Of Grant, late mastery
move which throws all his past operations in the shade
The Phadslphia Inquirer, In an editorial on the sit
uAtou in Virginia, and the movements of Grants army
says:
grand fact must be always kept mind. At every re
move from Washington he EhiftE his line Of eoRmunos
tons changes his bsEe aud literally leaves fol
the head of navigation Of the Pgmurkey OtheI
sfiueni Of the Chesapeake. Thus be continually hd
vancoS continually Keeps his line Of supply intact and
continually bses his crafty adversary by Leaving
exposed rear for him to stack It'll the strategy
which made the march from Brunsburg to Vieksburg
one unbrokea series OF victories, and upon this
found deep conviction that the fate of Yoksburg
and Pem5ertOns army is TO be the fac Of Richmond
and all that t may hsppan 70 contain when the day Of
rstributiou-at last arrives.
The --latest from Cen. JOhnstoH's Arnp.
The Northern papers have nothing decisive Of opera
tons in Georgia. an official dispatch from Secretary
Stanton says
A dizpateh from Gen SIhermaa dated May Is g A. n ,
near Dallas, reports that the enemy, discovering his
10 turn Altoona, moved to meet our forces at DA
lRG Our columns met the enemy about mile east
the point on Vine creek mi we pushed them back about
three miles 20 the point where the rOSd forks Atlanta
and Maristta
Here Johnston has chosen strong line, and made
hasty but strong psvapsts of lumber snd earth
General Shshans right is a. Dallas, and The center
about three miles north. The country is densey
wooded and broken Thsre are no roads OF any
quence.
We have had many iharp encounters, but nothing
decisive.
Gold Sti3 Adyaneing.
Gold is stli advancing In the North The Philadsl-
phia Inquirer, IN summing mp the market, Sayss
Gold active aud SO I'D at the opening 1853, bul
the day advanced rossto 1868; 1879 and 49, clos
ing at the stter figure, advance of pa per csn over
the lowest figure of Yesterday