The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25


ana only once heard negroes singing in the fields.
ON THE wATKR AGAIN--HOw STEAMBOAT CON-
kANDER REgrs.
Several sick men were put board the steamer, and
were laid on mattresses deck. spoke them and
found they nearly oil suffering from diarrha and
mat they had no medical attendance in camp. All the
doctors want to ght and tho medical service Of the Ten
nessee troops very defective. Az going the
river had some Interesting with General
rate States at present quarterod Ia camps Tennes
Sec on these points. He told the commssariat and
tho medical services had given him tho greatest annoy
anee, and confessed deserons and Martial
had occurred Guard mounting and its accessory duties
were performed ina most soyeny manner and tho Ger
troops from the Southern parts were particularly
dsorderly 1t late in the afternoon when reached
Memphis. may mention ottter that the captain OF the
steamer talking ct arms gave me notion OF the sense of
security he felt ON board his vessel From under his pill
low he pulled one Of his two Derrnger pistols and out Of
his clothespress no produced long heavy rifle and
double gun, which was, lao said, capital with ball and
GOING no CARLO FROM "pIEs" LAsp-cuARDrNG AGAINST
xARIY DEws AND 1hx FOLSOM OF RA1TiEsSAkEs
JUNE 10 1851.
Up at three O'Clock A. M to get ready for the at
FIVE, which will take me out Of Dixie's Land TO Carlo. If
the owners of tho old hoselres in the Egyptian city were
all like their Tennnesseean fellow craftsmen In the up
start Institution which takes lis name, wonder how He
rodotus managed TO pay his way. Ny sable attendant
quite entered into feelings and rewarded accord
ingy Al i've O'Clock A. b., covered with dust contract
ed in drive through streets which seem 'paved with
waves OF mud, to the phrase OF Hbernian gentle
man connected with the luggage department Of the omni
bus, "only the mud oil DUST, to my own,
ted In the cars along with some Confederate officers and
several bottles OF whLkey, which at that early hour
was considered by my unknown companions as
a highly efficient prophylactic against the morn
ing dews but It appeared that these dews are of such
deadly character that in order TO guard against their Of
fecs one must become dead drunk Tho same remedy,
nm assured, H sovereign against rattlesnake bites car
the friends Of these gentlemen that they were
amply fortified against any amount Of dow or Of rattle
snake poison before they got to The end Of their whkey
50 great ,n. WAS Ms the sn pG, ~
blood prevailed t9ec us in New Orleans for Iea4 Ia my
pcf Ms went along OF two murders and shooting
the incidents Of tho previous day, contributed by "the
local" To contrast with this low OF social
there must be high condition Of moral feeling, for tho
journal was reading conaneda very elaborate article TO
show the wlckedness Of paying his debts and of
any State acknowledging its liabilities which would con-
sttute Invaluable rade mecum for BasnghaA street
A CHANGE OF CARs-soUTHgRN csuvIRy AND SOUTHERN cR
MOLINE IN TIRoNG.
At Humboldt there what was called change CT
process that all tho philosophy OF the Baron
could not have enabled him to endure without some loss
Of temper, for there was whole Kosnos of Southern
patriotism assembled at the station, burning with tho
fires Of liberty and bent on going to the camp at Union
Tennessee aided by Mississippi regiments, under
the greenwood tree Their force irresistible, parti
culsry there numbers OF relentless ctzenesscs
what tho American papers call ''qute crowdas tho
advanced guard of the invading army. While the ori
gna occupants were being compressed or expelled by
crinolne-tha. oil sbsorbug, defensive and aggressive
article Of feminine War reigns here in wide spread iron
bound crcles-I took refuge on the platform, where
made, in an involuntary way, good many acquaint-
hUctS Ill ln1S SOTt.-'SlT, my name Is JOneS-JuuEe
jones' Of Pumpkin county. am happy to know you,
Sir" We shake hands alIectonatey. "Colonep (Jones
oqutur) "alow me to introduce you my friend Mr. Scrib
bel Colonel Aakgs, Mr. Scribbe." Tie Colonel shakes
hands, and Immediately darts or to circle Of his friends,
whom no introduces, and they each introduce some
else to me, and, finally, am introduced TO the engine
driver who Is really an acquaintance OF value for he IL
good enough give seat his engine and the bell
tolls the steam trumpet bellows and We move from the
station hour behind time and with twice the number
Of passengers the were meant to contain. Our engi
necr did his best TO overcome his difficulties and we
rushed rapidly, II not steadily, through wilderness
Of forest aud tangled brakes through which
the rail- without the smallest Justification performed
curves and twists, indicative Of desire on tho part Of the
engineer to the greatest amount of rail the
shortest extent Of line. My companion very intel
ligent Southern gentleman formerly editor Of newspa
per We talked Of the crime Of the country OF the brutal
sootings and stabbngs which disgraced it, He admitted
their existence with regret but he could advise rene
dy "The rowdies have rushed in upon us, so that we
can't master them" ''Is tho law powercssY' ''Well,
sir you see these men got hold oil those who should ad
minister the law they too powerful or too reckless
to be kept down. ''lhat is reign Of tcrror-of mob
rufansm2" 1t don't hurt respectable people much;
but agree with you, 1t mus be put down." (Which
how" "We sir when things are settled, we'l just
take the law into our own hands. Not man shall have
vote unless he's American born, and by degrees we'll
getrm " these men who disgrace us" Are not many
Of your regiments composed Of Germans and irshof
foreigners, in actf" eyes, Sir" did not suggest TO
him the thought which rose In my mind that these gen
t' men, successful, would be very little inclined to
abandon their rights while they had arms in their hands,
Dt u occurred 10 me az wen tat ts would De rather
poor reward for the men who engaged Ia establish
ing SOutnerh Inc out
assuredy have heard II expressed too often TO doubt
that there is determination the part Of the leaders
the movement 10 take away the suffrage from the men
whom they Go not scrupe to employ IN lighting their bat
ucs' IL uey CUT tne 'nroa's oi the enehy thoy Will
sic ticlr owh S"e.' Nolces at Tue siie tic UT soon
reconipshse 10 'neir eihsrahs SOL
oicrs'
RuRh sekHEs IN TENNESSEE
me portion Oh tennessee raverseo by the ralroad IS
nor very attractive, !cr ~ IS nearly utceaTeo In tne
sparse cicarngs were eids OF Indian corn growing amid
backened stnps OF trees anu rude LOG shanlcs and the
wnito population when looked o on Us was poorly housed
ut least, II NOT badly clad #
PICTURE on THE coRiStH OF ME SOUTH
at last we reached Corpth Iwould have been scarcey
recognizaoie by MuMm"s, even II ne hau ruined NE oo
na"o"ork os.r asah. lnls ProuoIy naneu spot con
seen apparently Oh groe soP IN wood ana tnree shah
.,es !" siaI atcral, WIN gu. Ounces 10 ma,cu anu
tno aero was grocery store oil wnich tne pro
mh'ors haa no aouot gone 10 tne wars, as ~ was
s INV, up, anu thc.r ha.s weie susp1c'ousy sss'n.
bu, II oolM.h wax nov lmposhg, Troy, wmcn we
relrnea Mtef u oug run through ,orest o,
virgin "mocI, WIS sun s'''l'et ID ureui.eccuIc aug
general oesgn: IL was 700 new ior .lfgd yuu ana
Wv. sse a W T, $1,000 au'no n]c que " say
W uope 1'ya ynI'~ inc laI"uian lowers were reptc'
sh'eu oy 'Iovr nouso, anu se . 'ne acconuwn1 n
we may ,ahe u inns occ's'vn W nave ocen slu'eu ny
n Gla iay snck.hg PIPE wno saw 10 .nc yeranaat a.,
nav s.s s.isi VIZ u'c u'L Iuo.e relu,y .na mlu
re ot h sung ,I ahe Guy o. IRAN Inc