, 1862-11-04
Gen. Grant Marching Rapidly
Agaiast Holly Springs.
The Rebel Army Still at Holly
Springs.
AFFAIRS IN ARKANSAS.
4rrest Of tho Robbers q the Gun
beat st Louis,


lhere mas oeen no arrival IRON a1smpais
since yesterday, aud We are consequently
without news from that quarter other than
tnas 1or~arded tn1a mornlng-
Important movements are being made ID
Gen. Grants army, and you may expect to
Eear OF a battle lncmeasArIJ. Gen Grant,
with blank division OF the army o. tennessee,
has probably t"tsre possession Of 0fdnd S"nct''n
to~n;yht, Or he Is fighting from there to H<*ty
Springs, which is but thirty or forty miles
distant. 1confden!1y predict that his head-
quarters will be in the latter plac. in a week.
have more which would be interesting to
relate, but I am told that its publication
would be conttabaud-
The steamer Maria Denning leaves to-mor-
row with the Eicksburg prisoners.
Quite . lucrative business has been carried
en- for day or two in the purchase OF South
ern money from them. Tae demand for this
Find Of currency to purchase cotton has in
dneed some parties Whoee greed Tor gam ex-
ceeds their loyalty, to m1ngle with them and
buy theirs for about fifty per cent General
Tuttle put stop to thls tlafhc Today ny
ordering the arrest o. Inc gullty pAtles-
Noth}nG mas been heafd from tne eSPed1tloo
which started few days tlnce tor Hopkins
yillc- 1t is said that Morgan is there with
2,5c0 nen- a force sufficiently large 10 cope
with THEM, uadtr geherA OF Experience, u
after them.
Late arrivals have It that the rebels have
somehow obtained ro:ice Pf the movement |
AID taken to the Timber, after having broken |
up in small parties.
The Adeiia arrived ia-t1ay from lsland No.
10, ard repors I'LL 4aist il tlas vicinity.
tspee1a2 Dispatch to The Chicago TsaoHne3
coE1srH, I'd. via CA1ko' Nov. ., 1862.
1ne Aas VI '1ae1 "Aasn ieA' net0 A'aAes WV
weeks ago, nnoer capt. foro :" Tue
tennessee caVary, aas returned III saic.]'
having intercepted On sas's seAura' seoe' nt5
" uuee uaoei W. 'a'1oio' VIA 0u eo~oA ~oA
posed Il Gapt' Lowe anu eotions conuano
IN his way To holy epr1pgs ne WAS rne1 oy
confederate force very much larger tnan MS
| oTn, who made hostile de'nonstrations, "hen
he tired upon them and theS TOOK 10 Their
heels thinking that capt. Fofds company was
the advanced guard Of our arny. iae Feoe!
regiment dcariEs tae nag oi aruee was a. uFs'
| captured ace dls armed y Gsp1 foro' OUT at'et'
wards On producing tsszf ?*sefs' we.s &C.,
coftea 10 enssa'1a "here Lucy a"al'eo '11
ans"e1 I" tneif nsee"se'
1ou may expect u Aeat lne poouluS o'
es1nnoil III %a'7 |1e'olts III &c" "@50-
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TF1oanel
NEAh'7' oet d. saa eA'a". H's' .. 1oo3:
| we nave ao''ses ifom 1loas op4"ss w
,een ro morement y. forces from th,t point
o4.ux>+ ~. +-,,sf.r ~ v,,botone,s diviSinn tn
eScepI Int i1ahs1er o1 s1uap1suee ulsiSioa ~
| Ac11osah. N2lths1 irlee nof >an Do1n Aaa
nude the 1cas1 FORWARD movements 'eln'
fe-ccmcnts were poas1eg 10 aa 'apia MT
Every Gay .ncse "ers lfesn rua al. .,a"s
:rom LOUISIANA 'lnu 80. as teo. 1n..s
are II cohs'an' @t'''''p"'i'A " o'ADs .'I4~"@'
!, y Ssaas.
oen* van norn As tepnesen1su ~ 9.3Aas
euA1 'ne pu4u " eoA1ou - "1e y.
eae eonleaes'1e "aF uspas.meA' 10y e'.iA9nE
, arc Saoientay oPpoeeo ~ |aae poAies' "1u sse-
!, the soldiers are tlnctured with spirit o
! ;nsuborafnation, and reinse to execute the
orders for its destruction.
+ From fernando the people are moving
t back to the interior, taking tleir negroes an'
4 moveable property.
From Hc1ena We learn that the fortifi cat1on
are entirely completed aud chrIstened For
Curtis. The rebel steamer Little hosk arF1s
ID Mt Helena early In the week nnaer Tag
truce with @;'o prisoners, takcn from INC u
= Illinois cavalry, for exchange While 9
6 Aeleua a portloo VI nsf e1e" aeseseo.
It 1t is tald that There are Eot over 7co 1eo'
IN soldiers at Little Rock. The larger portion {
. the eonft drrates Aa7icr 1o:ucd u,admen
" Lis attempted invasion OF Missouri.
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