, 1862-07-30
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Especial CORRESPONDENTS OF the Chicapo Trfbune7
GAYoso Houer. ME,pu,s. Univ bad. 1sea
haye again ia report the eity Of Memnh;a
In the hands of the federal military author1-
t;es r. ia MT a a;earr,oah1a +,s,, a. ,,o -
-a.c.-s S''@ ASA Ate ~
oiMsconsloerangt Inc 1act tnat all men con-
and ever agsin been promised by the rebels
.n zv,a.;a],,a .,o.a .,o..---e.t,. -
~ eApe.1enee iaote pleaeu1eaoie III Inc con-
temptation than the witnessing, to wit:
hanging, should they ever be caught within
the confederate lines It H. then With n
1ne 4oo :. - snen' WILL
COCO oea1 OF satlsiac1aon tnat rom week to
week find myself able to write, "MemphIs
ia still within the lines of the federal army, >,
u7o-o ~ othar.i.n ,,o.1o,,n -,,..1.
"eAe o'neA "He' peinaps l A4ent not oc
allowed to communicate with Jou at all, eS-
cept through the medium of raps from the
other world. But this is Joking upon q serious
subject; I'll no more Of it.
GEN. uoyEy's oRnrp ro +
Al u.s ont1cinatea can uog.r,. o.aax
M J. cnmnel1ine ali 1esidents ana so;onruer,, ue1,
to take the oath Of allegiance, or leave the
city, has created q great amount Of excite
ment even for the excltable and excited peo-
seven came forward on Monday and took the
bitter pill, end yesterday about two hundred
went through the same operation. Sixty-six
boys, youths and loafars Of men demanded
and received provost marshal Anthony'e pass
outside tho lises, Ihz aaia ,youttz, boys and
Nun giving It out freely and openly That they
lett Memphis not only for Memphis parttcu-
lar good, nnt to JOIN the Southern army. I
/ do not believe that the threat aluded to came
to the ears Of Coils. Htllyer or Anthony, else
the ch1salrous Lads would have had the Pies
sure Of spending season IN the guard house
Ihe men VINO came boldly up TO the mar
shals effce, subscribed TO the oath, and at
once became changed from hesitating rebels
to good and loyal citizens OF the United
States Te1e delegates fsem tae most wealthy
doubt tnat many high minded aud honorable
men will finally have to leave the city under
the operation OF the order, from perverted
conviction Of duty, but thus tar they have
held back. some had harbored the idea that
the order would be changed, however, and re-
majned quiescent on TINT account. But thus
far the men who have gone outside the lines
are no loss to society. There absence Is q
positive gain to the society Of Memphis.
A CHANGE OF coMuaEpAsrs,
B1ieadier Gen. Hoyey held the position Of
e..t ~ q: LIZ pos 1s to1 ue seiy ioM
aase, AZ n; nn9a I9 rs ~ ~ @ apprsa95 pr ~;
daH ~ f o oth ny LIZ ny als
~ H7s ,,ae - iii he ah9 ~
eo,r,a ~ +ha rAs;danta bare 81 1ona as thoI ~
Ell - - @ - 81 - ha az ~ sIoJ .h2
shai1 amn - III abr.hea M af hs .aa
rpfan rp w;i1 he nnne of the most n1easanf 1 III
| viii The iovai Fearfed sn{nnrners hera
| and the fau, inva1 resii,ents. he Ia nonn1a4
merely from the fart Of haFinp jssued nrder
| Ma. i.
Gen, ", T. Sherman took command of the
| fhe naners n that mer71ing annonnrinp that
ali ,he orders If f7is nredycessors would ~ h.
| enforced. This Tas charactcristie of the
man. # did mt specifY in 80 many words
that order No. / OF GER. HoyeY's Wonld be
| fnforced- md that he (3en. Sferman> heoce
ordered every white man between eighteen
and fozty-nye years Of age 20 on hare re- OF laSe the
oa1h Of allegiance. b4t, AL Inc orders o.
his predecessors Wonid oe enforced fnls
vas death blow to the hopes OF many who
had fond'y cherished the 1dea that Gen. Sder-
man was going to institute an entire new or.
der OF things and WIPE the action Of General
HoVey and all who had preceded him from
The only alternative seemed to be TO take the
oath Or pack their trunks 51any commenced
in earnest yesterday to DO both, preferring tc
go North as prisoners ot "ar 10 going sontE
to be made conscripts OF.
But General Sherman hsa VOTE 70 90. az
"hiemphis is not q trading post but 3 forti
he'd and occupied military post
He stationed two armed soldiers at ever
ee1ne1 ea1 N se ne e Eod "a rs 1sSaSa aSasntp p6aG
bis post, no man absent from his quarters, tt
i perambulate the streets on business or pleas
nre, without a proper pass. All who wor;
Uncle Sans uniform and could not produc,
the said document were at once<to be arreste,
and put in the guard house. Liquor seller
| the men their. poison had made mad, to Wit
J ness fhe bedlam let loose there prevailing
This vas = very necessary step. All weF
: | necessary sfens In fact, think Gen. Sher
} nm hefo9c % ie eets th1nnpt With # vii tax
gond many of these necessary steps.
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s1e. shhNA1s Asp t.sol ,eD,-ase 49, s -
Either upon private ouaaneasr OF oy the &C
constituents, Gen. Sherman had the honor
, receiving can from Alex Il Doneison, {
this city, on Monday Ihe CONVERSATION va
. interesting. and OF course refet1ed principal
. to the celebrated order 10. OF ten: doveJ
: some points IN the dialogue have thus bee
9 UohR1soN-l nave come, general. VIII
8 friend Of mine, to see u you are about t
modify Gen HoEey's order mol, requiring a
white males, resident or so1ourntng In Men
pms 70 take tue oa1n o. Ateglaace OF leav
the city, or whether 5ou propose to put It
;. 1 force .---.
y sHERa1AN---9entleuen; propose but on
: thing. that is to make Memphis part an
: portion Of the United States, and TO that en-
| the ffst thing to be accomplished Is to haV
all its citizens good and loyal citizens Of tt
United States. do not mean to violata an
orders Issued by any predecessor at presen
j. II there are any persons in Memphis Who ol
!. ject to subscribing to the oath Of allegtane