New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

captain OF tbs fteaptc, talking OF aftos, gave me
notion OF the sense e1 security he ieit board hls
vessel IRON under MS pillow he pailed one Of n
two Deninger pistols, AID out OF his clothcsprefs
he plodnoea long heavy rifle AMI double gun,
which wss, be SAD, capital with bail aud onekshot
JUSE l9.Up o. clock a. M, 70 get ready for the
train at s. which will take on. of Dxies Land 10
Cairo. Ii the owners OF the Old hoetelTes IN the
Egyptian city were at all Ike their Tenneseeean fellow
craftsmen IN the upstart institution which takes Is
nsuDe, wonder how Herodotae managed 70 pay his
way Ny sable attendant quite entered into our feenngs
and was rewarded accordingly. Al . g. ~, covered
with dast contracted in a drive through me srees
which seem paved with waves Of mud, 20 use toe
phrase of Hbernian gentleman connected Win tne
luggage department Of the omnibus, only the nuo
was all duet to use my own ltaed IN the cars along
with some Confederate officers and several oo''
tea Of whisky, which at that early hour
was considered by 10Y unknown companions
No a highly efficient prOphy octc against tne mo,"s
Jews, but 4 appeared that these ueWs rnsyd
such deadly character that ~ , oIuSI AL. The
aRainst their Effects must become DEAD az us'
same remedy am assured, ne sovereign sSnlns'
make bites can The friends Of eese
men that they amply foTtined sealds. ' , 80 The
OF de or of rationale poison OeIo'o 1no1 ~ ,be
eid of their vyli.kg 20 great was the suppE' Sn
Memphis papere i, as II that ihs Isu,on a
prevailed there az IN New Orleans ior IeHu ~ J
paper as went along Oftwo murdere anu onS soSs
frrha ;osasnfs nj the previous day, contributed by
a. iue ia Tost with this low state Of social
existepc there must be blgh condluyn o. moran
feeling for the journal wac ieaglas ~ s,
xe,v eiabor.e article 20 show tue wcKednsSs OF any
one navipo his debts and Of any state GcknoWledg'
mo IL liabilities which would constitute an invaua-
hs rad e,ecRm for Basinghan street. AZ Humboldt,
there was what was called 8 change OF cars pro
oess tbat al the phosophyb f the Baron could not
have enatled him TO endure without some loss o.
temper, for there was whole hosmos OF southern
patriotism assembled at the station, burning Win me
"A A.,t cr,frt IN la g.
Union City, 81 miles away; where the Confederate
forces Of Tennessee, aided % Misssslppl Regiments,
are at under the greenwood tree. Their force was
irresistible particularly as there were numbers OF re-
lentless citz-neeses-what the American papers call
'oui,e a crowd "-as the advanced guard Of the ln-
yaaiog army While the original occupants were
being compressed or expelled by crinoine-that allah
sorbng, defensive, and aggressive article q ieInlne
took refuge on the platform, where made, IN gu
involuntary way a good many scqnaintances In this
sort: "Sir my Dawe is JoDes-Judge Jones OF
Pumpkin County. ] am happy 10 know you, SIR.
.saTSfil tOS % ' Mage. Mr. scibjle" Tie
Colonel shakes hands, and Immediately darts on 70
a circle of his friends, whom he Introduces, and
tbey each introduce some one else 20 me, and,
finally, am introduced to The englne.d1Yer, VINO Is
resy an acquaintance Of vaUe, for ne s GOOD enough
10 give ne seat on hi engine, and The bell tcus tbe
stesm. trumpet bellows, and We move from the station
AN. hou- Behind time and with twice the number Of
passengers the cars meant 70 contain. Our
engineer did his best 10 overcome his dlnGuies ana
we rushed rapidly II not tteadlly, through Wiloei
noes of forest and tangled brakes through which the
rail. without the smallest justification, performed
ruryes aud twists indicative OF desre on Inc paTt
Of the engineer 20 consume the greatest amount OF
rail ON the shortest exten. OF ine NY companion
was very intelligent Southern geittsIIs
EDITOR Of q newspater. We talked Of the crime Of
ire country of the brutal shcotings and Standings
which disgraeed it. he admitted their existence
with regret, but he could advice and suggest no
remedy "The rOwdies have rushed IN upon us, so
T6ai I've cant master them" " Is the law power
Issf'' "Wel Sir, YOU see these men got hold Of
those who shoud administer the law, or they are 700
powerful or too reckless TO be kept down That is
q reign Of teuOr-f mob,rotfauismi :" +" II don't
hurt respectable peoI much bot agree with you 1t
must be put down" When-howl 'Well, Sir,
when things are settled u lust take the law into our
own hands. Not u,an saall have vote unless be 3
American born, and by degrees We get rid OF these
men who disgraee VS.. " Are not many Of your regi-
ments composed Of Germans and lrsh-of foreigners,
m factf'' Yes Sir" did not suggest 70 him the
Thought which rose 10 my mind. that these gentlemen,
Il successful would be very Little inclined 70 abandon
Their rights while they had in their hands but
well that tins would 1e ratner poor
reward for the who were engaged in esia ishlng
the Southern COufederacy The attempt may fail, but
assuredls bavs heard expressed too often 10 doubt
that there l. determination Oh he part OF the leaders
in The movement 10 take away the suffrage from the
men whom they DO not scruple 20 employ IN fighting
their batlcs If they cut the threats Of the enemy
thew eiIl stife their own sweet voice. at the same
time or soon Afterwards capital recompense to their
Tee portion of Tennessee traversed by the railroad
Ia not very attractive for il is nearly uncleared In
the sparee eearDgs were fields Of Indian corn grow
ing amid blackened stumpe Of trees and rude log
shanties and the white population which looked ont
on Of was poorly housed least, if not badly clad
Al last we resched Corinth. IL would have been
scarcely recognizable by Mummius-eyen If he had
ruined bis ole handiwork over again. This proudly
named spot consisted apparently Of a grog-sbop in
wood and three shanties Of similar material, with
out-0fHces 10 match, and the Acro-Corinth was q
grocery store Of which the proprieors had no doubt
gone 70 the wars, it shut up, and their names
were suspciously Miesisn. But, If Corinth was not
imposing Troy, which we reached after long run
through forest OF virgin timber stu simpler in
Architecture and general design IL was too for
Troya fu,t" and the gel srdl fxins would scarce
~ authorize one TO 70 say 10 hope IfSd tEerR.
The Dardabian Towers were rel resented by TIM
ber-houee and Helen the Second-whom may take
on THE occasion 70 have been simulated by old lady
smoking pipe, whom saw IN the yerands-could
have set them FIRE much more readily tnan did her
interesting prototype ignite the City Of Priam The
rest of the place and Of the inhabitants as saw it aud
them might be considered an agglomerate Of three
OF four skeCs u few log huts w-mill, and some 20
negrUes sitting log and looking a. the train. From
Troy the road led to cypress swamp over which the
engines hustled. ratified, tumbled, and hoped AZ
peTous rste along high trestlewor and at Lac, we
came 10 "Union City, which seemed 10 be formed by
great aggregate meetings Of diseontented sbavDgs
which had been whiled into heaps ont Of the
forest hard by. But here was the camp Of the |
Confederates, which 70 many Of our fellow-pas-
sengefs were coming out mo the wilderness 70 I
see Their white tents and plank butts CLEANED ont
through the green Of oak and elm aud hundreds of
men out 70 the platform to greet their iriends
and TO inquire for baskets boxes and hampers which
yut me IL mind Of the Qaariermastsr store at Ba.
klaya. We have all heard Of the unhappy medical !
officer who exhausted his resources 70 get up large