New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
From lIisSssSIPPI.
a 0~sfhern Watering r ,ncc-Capture OF O
Cotton Factory semimery - Rebels
Hnupiuu Siuves-Ihe Nlitchellion

This Iuka 10 q Town OF 10 ~ an pleteh''"he' Az"
tare tried one Of her freaks here, and caused 70 o01'
cut through a bed of s.nd and loan, in low Uo'-
,o, m the hank Of n SLUGGISH creek, some sp' ieo
r.,ar ~ ;na.sc,;has. ta.@ "A ID oder The natives,
finding thu, ria. MAJ Of di no, kill outright gave 1t
the sppelstion of miner meoi''""'
,nd snd;nc thu, h, sinking shafts few feet 1t
could DO made 10 rice 'Ie-u ipcbes ao'e t"e sur
face. soue half dozen Of these were sunk, ana
now MANY "fouptAins" sre ru ming Y stem Of
,brs. oua,ters Of nm inch d.mrer and each Is said
O. differ from the Others III tno.e 'nderfn proper
flo. which are to the Ills tnat tie-h Is heir TO,
thouQh, ruth 10 LAY, the anaiyzn@ apparatus which
your correspondent carries prou"uuces them Nil
Identical and OF much a. thai. However, III the
lsudabe enterpri.e o. ttiug SELL Importing, our
Southern brethren eorceived tie 'ea OF bulldog
second Sata oga herr that Southern invahds
might here renew 9 cir yOuh Wit cut breathing the
unhealthy seutimonts OF (a ikceiOJdiedon and
it had not been for ew thugs, IL would have been
done the chief OF whic6 are iOat tie waioris Etle
better shan sp lied rain water, and after all there
were MOI many sn staEilai patrUns OF watering
pisces living III tie ~ H., and very few III these
were willing 10 fOtt - Tie unqn s'iUnaDie Injuries
OF Northern estgblis uenl, fer TIE s-ke OF building
np Southern cnee Of doutt;ui quail ia TIE expei.
u,ent OF some ten yesfs isd rul Very mean hOtt
and q few oUt-lonses, with no Hwlnss or wake or
gardens such ss ave ar ci tea WIN Northern lSses
OF resort. and tie ph'ruIt alter all proved 10 ia
only a few Heeiu q 81 coO.sh aristOcrscy who
were 100 poor TO go Moth MA who wirhed 10 Keep
up The style Of ~, tens snd apologize Tor stoppi
here by sayiEg that Ley "ere oriVsed 10 iAlioniz-
ing Yankees.
need ,ardlv add chat since about the LIST Of juno
last there In. been 10 rust 10 these heanng waters
by men Of Southern r-nt. uehis. Gen. Buell.
army cotys.. regiment a1er 'egiment, aud nov
Gen. Rosecranee, in th,ii low aud easy stages
toward the east, h~ve ia turn waIersd here FOR
few days or weeks at time. There hfc i0rihoa-
.ions here and sOue d--l lions, W ieh VIII serve
Tor usny Years 10 illu,trfe Low Southern People
got their rights. Tue riiroad ia now Ill running
order and "a tOlerable locomotive draws tie uala
daily from Corntb TO lascuWiia and back, excel |
when interrupted by Gs lr oaion- upon the ROAD
There are frequent VI important sktrmis es WIN
the ENEMY in this part O. The army Gen. ichei
brigade made d4rh last week upon cottou-fhcorY
at Bsy Syringe, ~ nils ir"rn this place ana sue
ceeded capturing u f-w prlSoners, ana removing
essential parts oi tie i'ciiner.' spo car yhe
OF three wagon loss OF cotton, leaving tome huno
red bales UtIOles>', hld the factory IN tc"d order
less these little thou important wheels, which can
easily be replaced when ac' ess Can De hsu 10 n
Northern msnuIactOry " net her II were goo I0l-
lev not to buru tie ton nj he factory /. debs'a-
bic. If such lenency produced a"y tbing corr soh"'
ing upon the other sid,--,' aoy Secesb, North or
South could possibly snytiiug ia u shat favored
of kindness or gave ,is lie 20 the charge thai We 81
vaudals and niar.d r. II ui.ht he otherwhe'
mouths ogo when Gen. Il ie'i men guarded every
heu.roost every ncs-hive ienceaii, ahde every
ncgrO-QuaTtt 70; AM, HfIc'Ntr, uihtrOuteu WIN q
lavish nauq -four, Md Ia OF, aId c'iee '. tn- wives
and ctildreu OF seee -ol4i re- and yet 'oubd the
annus of the natives Je rec placated by tbese
acts Of kindness, but they tL.h M nov took every
opportunity 10 bttray u, nrd not few of our brave
nlen shot III ne la kb'riy patches, or "heh
tagging behind their in-nis overcome ny aiiSu
There ia a change - puilcY Ihe L foeldent Or
IL that, led
GERS OF the 9Th lnui- dove way lot OF he8iofs
who bad cough protection III the camp, sno many OF
then were Ie,ak-n ~ 'feii n.ast.rr, 10 De sho no
doubt, for that lie LOW tie common Ih's Oh s save
enc bav. ,iyen iun ~ lone uiIosin-rs Ii ID told
a. truth a. Secesn ,irc he'e, tnat l2O uegroes VINO
Yx.rs csptured az LebduOh ein, by tho hehc
forces, u few week. ago, wee hsnbou Puphc'i
Whistler true not, TILE Il The report lhduhrOnsly
circulated w ere it. will most likely roach be eara
of the negroes The sin df this Is 10 toriiy them
and make them co"L "tt0(lI its effect VIII be IL
hasten aud intensity The horrors of day b0t Tar dls
cant which our own uuwis- pOn y Will haSe greatly
contributed 10. Couli o eat, waive have heeo
lett open aud these 1iepute"ted "n-r found relief ia
fight there would h,v breo much i-ss OF those
deep murrlurinss whch l dicatr tue turiAngs OF
.ubterrsuesn hIes which aiil hnd vent Ia terrible
eruption if che open crater dO.r not aiio" gr.duSi
-scaps of the dis tur,In. ieo'euI lie 1t so. Who
ever sows TO the wiad Fl, II reap The whiriwind.
There is u most cheering change Ia ;hc anDus OF
the army here, 10 lr-s { sn Ia lie sir1t at nome.
Davis light BE- COLDER Tied by tie tnumbr,
or otherwise dls.r,ced aud aimed, because be hid
avaied hlmseli Oi al o. iJu r POTATO or some uaVo
chicken, o'herwi-e th.n through the Coinuls'ry
Depart menI, reminding tbo-e u. u WI we've familiar
with the Misenun eampai u, Oi the time wien nen
were tied, sx to u loS cham aud made 10 march all
day thus incu tefeo, nec.te, liz the forced march
from Batesville ~ ap~ GuaId 49, 10 u lice. made
10 ten days, they had appropriated IL bel bacon ho'
according 10 toe arny regular ms. have tot beeu
tnr. IL. g.kll n
bis immediate cOmnsLo, bat can testify that Gen.
Mitchell who comma, u the trgane Low stOpilbp
herr, "a D II OF the III, isiOn crnuan1ed by Gen
Davis, has quite n different mode Oi proceedinr
his IaeD have roarlius eArr hhu whatever else tht
csuntry affords
lyy he wsy, this is not the Gen. Mitchell OF star
gazing uotore v Dut iober, Is. Mitc .ll OF karsas.
formerly Of Mount Vrriou, ONO. Nature lus Civ 1
BIN corpus Of ho IN ala nidsbIiu de, and ulpd n
which cOImun Ire p'sdOAii,tt. Before lie lei
Ohio he tad studied aud liaciic@d irw enough tc
sharpen his Wits su he i,arneI il tary taciicsin
fiels oi X iusas. On his return from The Batlc o
Bay Sprgs, the Othe Digt he Co clidrd to test The
loyalty q, sb oo piaLIr, to had often Wis Tea tue
ca:np III JLclpto, de pc1Clor " QnOus aud Other
Injuries. a pan # his s'at acre sent forwnrd 'c
procure hJgi, z, fof G~u. Pncs. who, tiey were tc
aIlgc, md Dc.a recJt.npi eng around Win HI
army, and after a sLarp cug cement h.d whipped
lie Urnuirls, snd taken d iafge OF oil prisoners.
The old pIant Was oes he'd 10 s-e Gen. Pace, and
10 hear Of MS succe,. ,uI bis prospects, aud Gu.
Price was equal, deli hiod Ntb the mi ortant L.
forma ion liza hO,t gave iim ~ 10 The NUMBER aud
locaiIies Of the Uhioo forces, all of Nnich the
planter as.urcd hin tie hid obtained from personal
observation ~ the cur. Of peddler His two sons
mud nephew corrohO dtcu tie s,aiemen aud voun-
teered 10 Iced (;.ii. rrc The Union army IA q o
oDornIDg. The I-iefsi grateful for This infOrrna-
tiol, asked tor the rur riruds OF the Confcderscy
an The IA ghb, ood, ala fof tIiits which tley
mad done 70 prove thi nd'ly, " that before
morning he lsd n liz u ~ or u 10 who had done
numerous things worthy OF ul-u,IOn, aud who were