, 1861-05-28
FROM CAIRO,

FROM CAIRO.
fuAddv II Camp Defanoe-Hea|M Of Ne 1tn--l
1he Work ~ foTfuttdsto'- "Dttdched
: Cosp1'd'tes," &C.
Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tribunal
:-:>.: 81. CHARLES HOTEL,
CAmo, Sunday, May 20, 1851.
There Is Said to be- no sundsy in time Of
par >rnneeonsnt sntiv,ua ~ 5ntnp -;;.;fhnnt \
-, % . 49, m1 ne ~. 49, =. 1a..
sunday In Cairo. Except That tne1e y Aeas
stttyity In the work Of fortl6catlon, one would
AUTO discover INV mnr1ed. difference from I
- ..3ther In 4oy4xn or
9Iae1 oaSs o4 .too wen: .,5 ..h...
camp. 1t is SUNDAY only ]" i4no' ~. "14
eyer Of ha1lowed memories may come 10 lnol-
yidual thought, the great multitude stop not !
n .ron1rc Thether Sabbath bells are ringing
~ ena a,s...h.-. Ho1ft tha storaa along The i
here Or elae"nets-I4.t- ~, -.sN os" e;s.s ~
leree are open ind oolng business; 1aas ls 10
cav all the baI.rooMs and some few other
- n n legitimate trade. The crowds
ptAeeo -. ~ ~ ~. s4raots. !. sn5 s;onnd
o1 peoWe W A.e ~ s. @no 01u
the hofels :a1e' anStn1nee, mora oonse
carnu, the men are preparing The dinner, clca1,-
inc guns, listening to Stories, OF lio stretched
IN }}6eir bunkB reading. KI' 4 rev uuSab-
hAff1fke. and no efrefrh of the fnneinatIou i
aud no pottrv Of Ianpunge can make It other
Wise. even in mint any compavison might
fa nade Inwever 7, fh,nT fhe cann rhnTa:: :
1nn4a w fha,. ~ to.sn az nnt~nr5 anTearance
Il least II -aarect ~ - tbe 5svt Thera mead
~ n " ~ +hnt nv volunteers viii
- o,,srg;e5 Iii, nn+rrT,fio7 fha RahhafI, NOR
=, ~ ffs;ro Wy Fren n 'ia7 fha Preshvterian
md II Ne4hoi,st1 chrrcHea. noorlY attended a
ttev % ar are. ret their most appreciatfye listeners
froS @ an, anogg S the % ereat armY of strangers. For
4
f1hicoro' Int are to.dav ungupplied: and nm
1ess Ike aerv;ce. can te Jns5e NOR. i.,Tross
i've # il nerhans hefter fhat ihev ha ,,ng cnn
tinned ut ali. Last 9ahbath. far }nsfance ~ the
nreacher yEo had been invitad FINN t Gh;etsgo ~
Ra mixed M md T ratber @ % tnrbnlent n nndienea e r.
hoId ~ cana,x ~ Gs!aGs1 *ha o;s1 AoM
Ie+a,1ed r. f,a Iressnt r. sa uS .ioeEs *
eo1n1as1dnnf ~ -idirx - ~ t1ia.t ~ Wy
HsrEer y1Sa attentinH ~, tb laea ~ ~ fai,i
n4o1e esnacas,i~ 5ivarta5 II ~ ~ tha
.me7;t;pn @ thtn % on its xva2 ~ - n;rd7a Pan
" soltse ntsr de tass9 ole not e.
a.s " 9t, 1;st.moa an ss ~; y
-come ne1e !1om =, Instance aao "asse' taear
sl5engtn lor nopgAt;
Hot Weataerl feal seo1cnaag: not Weather,
mas set u lor lnls season, ana Ansn garments
a!e nov .ae oniy comdefsao1e e1 Ma; ~ ninety
cogtoTt - The % direet TnVa of }}e ann fbe Nv
erB look the perfect picture Of 1ASSftudes and
a9e 5aad , Me 1e ;ao od Tug
~a@.rarJ hren+ha 81 =, ~ AZ r. "a ara- ~
rhsretha m.1 III rrevail,nr e3emant i, ra1Tn iife
ntii xT;1h3n EasE. ti,aEe .s ~ - n1ohahiV
da1s,, e1stor t7,ter ~ 9nwn anI ~ +sv nWnad
~ o.1se ~ ;st ia4rod1oaa 80
e w.. .fsta 4n9 %
- ~ - - ~ ~, araS
ane1!t hsre - co1nnoG;ea rave made snch A.,
1nneemrnta @M At fhefr nsn s cnst % tn renera1 @
fitsys ~ ~ ,arnn uv;11 Ia =, onorotian snnn
Tar the 11a++er mar ~ mi ~ fnr n +Re
hea1tb of tha men T. T. atotad - thet
~ - Ch,os, @ usn, e,,,,,,s,;.s ,,-i,en s F1as
snnn,;as - ri o-ed srsfar o.,3 1ooa- ha5r ba1o
9aotao a. ~hic Id a nsa
81 ~ ~ = ~ fa@,o" 10y 41ynTd IL 70 a1
nqes inpuestote " s1se tus e1'tsss y. "Sns ~
hh5!, cal hsa1insat sn9e X III Sesetsn ous
pIoGa1p'y a1ai u t4e ~ "noae nanosl " tI1oops ~
thgri 4,nn,d 10 ~ ona reeoaot oo
Fa H. "nua9 9 os eoo sa ~ no ome XII
sae teea ot M systtSSc g IT. ~. ~
efsnrt is s9 rnaEinr a @itb rood nro1osae of enc.
sAoss y nAh4aangi NV Hoou gta gto.ss " ~ sas'
sss e eonsnEuse @ meaict .e r. nefs nn:
ae1 aueaoI1!s tkota sase9tesea, Ml1 II. e.1ls 81
beuIP2tteo LOT .u1s ptH1llou 1tu W 9one ~ ~
oest MuasnGes u I4S nAte. 'hls Agpvtnt' giit
men!s WIN tnas -: axsn 1a4,a5 r. Hsissa4s' -,
tna Eon1a ,a1o pe nalleo WIN sa1lAlacslan oS Tue
troops mere. ,,
:, me appearance oi lAe ~. Lonis lug ooat
+ "CoI. Minter y onI Watets aas e1cltea some
gosslp, ano lor q aaY or Eve eIeaI g1pecsanIons M
were pnae o. coming aeet. Ing poat, q
| ss 5ou hare already been INFORMED, L I Ten
sod, for any service the Government may taYe
as to recommend her q = gun boat, and i &C
eepted ii al it will be only IS convoy. Shs
is: unlike the Chicago boats, not only IL
more to put her in shape for service than ths
construction Of new, and, Of course, muc1
better boat. Inst Friday evening party O
| eone one hundred gentlemen were hasti1,
organized for moonlight trip on her Il
Mound City. The party comprised the elit
Of the town. Arrived at Mound City, the
we're handsomely entertained bY Dr., Casey
at his mansion. and after refreshments th
party returued IN the small hours, after mid
right,
| Five Of the "big gursn are here, and VII
print. The ST. Louis contribution, receive
fast Saturday evening. arc IN eichtinch ce
Iumbiad, mounted 81 it's cafTiage, and a
eIehtcinch mortar with the necessary bet
! | plates, Three more guns from Pittsburg, IN
t NC shall not regret the appearance Of : ho
|
: gret It. In case Of ID attaek, the St. Charlie
Hotel would be the first to sufIer. It is III
+ only the most slightly building in town, br
its near proximity to the camp and to tt
} point where our batteries are plaeed, render
, target that It would be quite Us we'll tho en-
: my Should not have As m attack is NJ
feared, however, the talk among military me
: twlu take M of!fr form ta.a1- egvar pnsa
, bic contingencies. Meantl9e the st. Chari'
t continues to open Its profitable doors and el
tod W1th1n 1lsen hundreds Of guests, al
whom go away thankful that It Is neither r
mGTed OF Mkeiy to be destIoTed-,,l: .n~
Y The position Of the Mdetaehed comganief
I Is not changed as yet. "A plan OF settleme1
1 1s to obta1n permission from Washington
organize two Of the artillery companies : no
: Included In Col ,Morgan's {late frentiss'
:. .ltfegfment, Is an aft14ery battalion, 10ak1E
@Tcom for Captains mihalotzy and hoWol
Those companies, ater 6eng rcatasl{ zT9
l N aefs, we're so .1y nn1o11unately om1!&ea N u
subsequent Organization g of regiments,
spuugheld: This change would be 6atisfa
se5y 5e 4S'. put t2
: 10 ths Governmens ~ Maahsn1fon u1 so1 ana don3
il iess T,th ;m1nediata ~ sncceaa WY 041o 0ooN
= Tha III regi+,n,,t > -oaIns e1o1, nr,oroe
fhmoh ~ orn5d sraa5 T ~ ths 1o4v okf1n,Sa
s nerfsettnr ia organizat;on Fo'1o1rinrr d
T. nnrnmnfIn1 nf ri Prant;sa ~ tha nn,1m., y
pf the irjpadp ID there hnve been ~ No r,romntio S
n rcon1ar ardar r. a, nr 4ha ~,
as follows: James D. MORGAN. Colonel: a,
C Charles H Adams, Lieutenant Colonel The
q remains to be chosen Major and Captal
=" both in place OF Mr. Adams, who b
s. vacated each in turn, for. the seco1
- poE1tion he now holds In the comma1
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