The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12


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report uem in detail
SPECIMENS OF REBEL CHIvALRY.
from the Memphis Avalanche, June 81
There were large number OF soldiers from Fort Pill
low and other points in the city yesterday the
sequenco was that there was lively time The soldiers
had not had "spres" many days surprs-
ing that they syaed themselves OF the first opportunity
which was presented. They have not always demeaned
themselves with propriety while In liquor. Indeed, 30
boisterous they that the Commandment of the post had
call the Home Guard battalion, in order % suppress the
disorder and to arrest ali struggling soldiers take
them to their commands. In this much disorder was
prevented.
Nevertheless there enough disorder for one day
Some Of the soldiers pressed" hacks their service
and took and easy ride" Others amused them,
selves By shooting a. dogs the sidewalks and in the
street suie others entered houses and up generally
Among the Home uard ordered suppress the disorder
was Company +, Captain ghaus They arrested
several boistsrous soldiers and took them their cap
TAIN then Ut the Mississippi and Tennessee road about
to leave for Grenada whore they delivered them up and
turned and marched away. Just as they started, the
men scho had been aryssd pulled o'H their pistols and FRED
VIC Oapdtn brsuingndns company Rtutn9 M y. Coaem
w. Uotsso.ng one or t'0o o"es Captain 6rttlngnaus
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UNION MEN RUNNING OFF WITH LOCOMOTIVES.
From the Memphis Avalanche, June
We announced yesterday that the officers OF the Mem
pms and Ohio Railroad, immediately on learning that
three Of the engines had been captured by their
ployss and run off, despatched an engine with other
employees TO try and recover the lost property The
s,Ss - ,hs seems, wen. up 70 swcn .n mn
there they found ali three s Of the Wood
Cd 70 imagine that they might be pnrsned and hence
they burned the rst bridge thew ovrr This
was designed for the double pIrpose Of saving them
solves from caDtrre and To thu recan9ure o
the locomotives In thfs however thew weie disap.
pointed for the hands on the engine which was in pur
on which they passed ali the enrnes ana brought Iho
safety to the CITY last night
Tho Gct that the burned bridge had not been repared
and that there were feaerals the fugitive
engines NJ &cKnsey, would seem to be conclusive that
tnere was no colluslon between them and those the
FEDERAL ines, while the prompt action Of the officers
lost property. 1t seems, therefore, that the
30 lar from being deeply laid scheme to steal the
gnes, tcds only succegut Genpt Of certain dsaGectef
railroad men to escape 10 the federal lines This they have
oone and II ID not to be regretted but why they took
20 many locomotives 70 effect their escape is not known
CAPTURE OF PART OF THE ESCAPED CREW OF ONE OF
THE REBEL GIyNgOArs
From the Memphis Appeal June 81
We learn that party Of eight from the crew OF the
Gunboat Van Dorr who went to Laniers ice house on
the Arkansas shore oppoite Island Thirty and he
low Fort Pillow surprised by the federal scouts on