New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
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- In ne F'sgship did not fire, though
die coati have struck The eieny a. IA IL dc t,,,e
o. -,sys o,ttinae Te.Icent, "u1 IoF "o ~
he1gte Rebels are tp'ten A,'o 80 ,osJ;Iv 4,
r.. bonlbs that have been gong 50 rle'N'J ~
- - ;nto their camps and iOiuhcai rs INC
-boats lie above he gunh0a D, on 1le ais'n'
.,s shore and their crews are ciahoIioS ~, ~ Il
r,snt and ceaseisssly straning thei! eyer o'S -
ar 20 determine tie first faint outline OF coutn
eru ram and PRAYING for It's eotHs -'"o"s" ~
x;fferont WAYS Eiiiah pray ed Tor rdln
uNwELCoME RECEPTIONS,
Yesterday afternoon gunboat WA deserted COM
INC ND the river, aud, just as IL haa aiiiFei oilv
az point the Ren'on discharged two OF her flneh
H. Len. and the foe precip taieiy retired Abony
IT, sslne hour 10 day tug was observed moving M
with a lag of truce, but the flagship baviog grown
wcary of ,reaebery under a white banner, bred a
blank cartr.dge indication that Tie boat Wouio
no, DO received, and The tug put BACK III 1as'e'
MORE SOUTHERN REFUGEES.
Refugees all arrive CD the hOtilla, in parties OF
tbp.e four ak and ten, most Of them from Meni'
nils and they all say they fled on account OF Tue
Southern Couscrpriou bill, Which has hsI Tue ti'''
OF 8. riou,ly dimini-h hing the population OF Seces
Tie Union IeOple OF Memphis lave GeeGn ,s more
bolder than they were, aud toe Sseesso,'l'e ~:
hitter prorli-iu,, q faial quarrel between 'he aOoo
anless our fleet reach there aho res'ote ~ A'V
IL the chaotic community. ..a.s ls,sIv IN
TIA, R.b rs nave been drinking 10 excess ICY W
ko4pnp their dropping slrils, and N iheir
.o,Htinn Tx iusuiiingiy HBd threaten 10 stOo' ~
hang every man vino is not III i@Vof o. Jeh' "a
There aie no iOF,icsioIs or guhooats Ut ~ =,
rlis sud The place viii surrender " clce' &c d" i
nnrn,i5ed the reckless ruiiiaus Stout town GO ho'
carry out their neiailons putpose VI ming anu ''
pleiely destroying the ci'y. -,
The great i0,uluerabie Pnboat wni'h was oui'"-
inc AT Memphis, and which wac 10 play Tue par Vi
The Merrimar IA the SOuth-Nest haS been taken
down The Mississippi III an unfinished etate. She II
sid 10 be very formidable indeed; To have nan oI
Heavy railway iron, ten large guns ii sharp iron
pow, and Two engines Of vast power. She has oetn
NJ progress of construction for eight months past'
and TIE Rebels are greatly en- AGED because sHe war
no. long snce completed. This boat is reported 10
have been taken up tie Gazoo RIVER 10 prevent cap
tufe by Com. FarCaguVs ieei.
AFFAIRS ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI.
The refugees learned ct Memphis That immense
uuanlitis OF cotton, sugar, mo asses, a;lc o acc o
had been destroyed all along tic Mississl pl, ana
that boats of every hind had been taken up Tie
tributaries of the Iiver. per Get panic exists from
New-Ofieans To Memphis, ard hnndecs oI tnoee
wbo have been Rebels ray Secession II over, ald me
Confederate esu-e eXtlnSnehod. itehng v'
bitterness and hatred has beou developed recently
agniust South Carolina which was the meats OF
heading tne South into all her troubles, ana wmch
has dole very iitlc toward resisting the "yic1oll1aS
hordes Of LireliRg Yankees
The enemy generally claim they VIII be victorious
AT Richmond aud Corfu i; that they can then over
run th. North ana obtain their recognition as an ~
sependent nation from the " Lincoiu Government,
with a guarantee thai The region ot Aboliuohsm
will be only too glad 10 pay the expenses Ol tire wal
and SO escape total annhlldtloD.
THE INTENTION or TIE GARRISON AT PILLOW
Desertors from Pillow declare il n2s been tie eX
pressed intention OF the enemy to attack NJ evory
day einoe the tight snd that they have been adusiri
onsy labOrug 10 get their feet prepared l1f another
soiuD. New ana numerous sles Of cotton have beer
sent from Memphis 10 Fulton 10 protect Tie rams ana
eunboats and the foe has been Worsii very brl,kll
t. that end. The Rebel must know Trey Save los
possession Of the Mississippi; hut they would hki
oxCeeiipiiy themselves ufon ihc l-incoll
gsDboa,- AMI getting lhoNo us, Spread alarm AM
dcs' roction a.oug the Wes'ern rivers.
Taai they have not doDe so 1c'cfe tt'9 proves p
nc cjncu-veiy that they are daiefTcl by &c eStCp
and severity Of tteir injuries on saturday last.
Tue RIVER, WEATHER AND ~ SKErOr>.
Tee river continues falling Ial idly, and from il
highest point nluT, have receded at least four e,
giving TO the scouting and guerrilla bands prov u.
through a kansas aud Tennessee such excellent ol
portau,ies for destroying our ir4nspCi'e, that ti'
boats have pu,led oa aLc are nov yang aHcnottt
the stream.
. The leather continues very warm, and the mas
ketOcs grow daily more TayenoLs and IoLowoUe
Tucy a very serious source OF annoyance, at
there is 10 time Of DAY Or night that We are free
from hem, and our han0s ind laces crimson ana
u,n0tnroiiy sweiied With the poison # her slim s.
ave seen and i,i d Vast number Of InusbetOcs al
my lie and ia far IuOic southern ialtUces ,hai
THE but have never known them 20 TeIscye rill Is
malignant, determined TO die IN every ditch 0
onc's epiGermf, as those that make ciscOItani and
painful The warm and sultry atmosphere about
Craichead Point
When tho enemy sad, month"; ago, Z at the mus
Set0es Of the South would fight l,s batles there Wa
e. large proportion Of iruth In tue remark; for
know many a brave fellow that would TO Gelishie
70 run the blockade IT tie + II VITO wOud Ill ink a
thc thought OF passing night with the uuskc-oo
OF The shore of Arkansas or UPON the low bottoms
Tennessee.
10 l have said, v are booking fcr &. battle her
during The coming week, and al external signs MAJ
iiest chat our expectations ba:ed on reason. VI
my be here Tor Il mJnth or more yer; and II we are
sDail not be disappointed; bat opine liag.O6ice
Dawn desrIs 10 DO something rs soon az 1t II pfU
,cut and le4sihle. An order has been sent % 10
lum0us, ky for battery to assist operations here
Oar rams, though looked tor daily, have not yet ar
IiYed.