, 1862-06-16
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Tuesday night, reports Beauregard there, re-
treatisg before Pope, near Columbus, Miss.
Beauregard was driven from Okolona several
days since. He is now near Columbus, Miss,
Tlth SO, Goo men. There is only one company
of rebels this side Of Grenada, at fernando,
twenty-five miles south of Memphis. At
Grenada, ninety-eight miles from here, the
rolling stock Of the Memphis and Tennessee
railroad is run of to Pamela, six miles south
eight engines and fifteen or twenty cars.
JEFF Thompson is at the Springs, near Gre
nnda, with 5000 OF 4, 600 men in all
All parties shipping goods north arc re-
quired to take the oath Of allegiance. Many
refused yesterday to do SO, swearing horri-
ble oath that they would see all their property
in hell before they would subscribe to suca
document
Tie following are the prices in Memphis, in
Confederate currency: Salt, 81 per pound;
gas, S per thousand feet beef, 25 cents
pound; paper, 40 cents Per quire; tea, so
per pound; coffee, $3.50 per pound, and none
here; butter, Is cents per pound; eggs 80
Cents Per dozen; spring chickens, 75 cents
each; wood, $40 Fer cord; cotton seed oil
cake, IS per ton; clothing high, linen coats
SO; common 8Iarseines vests, SIS; thin
pants, $50; Leghorn hats, $40; shoes, SO;
boots, s25.
The post office was opened to-day By Col.
MARYLAND, q. S. P. Q. agent. Adams Express
opened today On Front Row.
Thirty five Confe derate officers and soldiers
had surrendered themselves to the provost
marshal up to last night. Two cannon we're
rantr7rrH rear the eitV re5ferdnr
ATLANTA, June 9-The Federals, 5000 or
4,G00 strong, twenty seven miles vest of Chat-
tanooga, are ehe1lng Mound Depot. Andrews,
charged with stealing railway cars, is reported
arrested. The Federal batteries opened fire
on The opposite side.of this city, with shot and
children flying IN every direction, the rebels
replying
RICHMOND, June 9.-There was cannonadng
yesterday morning, with unimportant results
Both sides are shelling the woods occupied by
outposts- A large number Of Yankee officers
meT, Col. Riker, Anderson N. 7. Zouaves:
Col. a Dodge, S7fh New York Three brlga-
der generals wounded. None admitted
killed.
The Grenada Appeal Of Wednesday reported
all quiet at Vicksbu1g. No attack WAS antici-
| pated.
a gentleman By the name Of Hayes, now
resident Of Philadelphia, who left Memphis
one year ago with bis family, has been great
sufferer from his enemies. They sold out his
house and furniture, to even the plate On his
| door. Hays was number Of weeks with our
feet, awaiting its arrival here, but he returned
| to Philadelphia late1y.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
CA1Ro, June H. 1862
| The steamer "W. q. B." has Just arrived
from Memphis with the following dispatch
from onr correspondent:
MExrH1a, June 18th. 1862 IS g. II.
| Matters now are quiet in Memphis. There
were no rows last night.
The steamer Alhambra cleared last evening
for st. Louis, being the first packet, out, load
cd down with passengers and two barges OF
sugar, molasses, &c.
Ger. Villipigue, late Of Fort Pillow, has ~,
sumed command at Grenada, superseding
Mejor N R. Chambliss. Villiplgue is South
| CaEoliDlan.
GOV. Andrew johnson was at Ft. PILLOW yes
terday, and will be here to-day. The AuaEaach.
bas an editorial On tsPrudence, Justice and
Policy" considering courtesy, civility, aud al
least suppression Of all hostile feeling toward
theFedera1 invaders, 1t saJs, ssBe proud, ,but'no.
petulant, neither showing favor nor revealing
anger, that now can be but bootIess. Discrc
ton Is the better part Of ralor to-day, even as
federation is the wisest policy" The second
leader is on "1ndiana and Illinois politics. II
It claims that in these States, TOT with sodiert
from them, reconstruction not abolition, l.
the object Of the var. They want the consti
tuition, the Union, and the free navigation o1
Of the Mississippi river. The Northwest and
Mississippi should not be arrayed against each
othcr,'' sc.
| 1t is thought that n. E. Cheek, being tried
here for assisting in hanging Unlon mar
some time since, will be acquitted. The tes
timony closed faEorablY.
Col. FitcA'a order No. "a, has been issued
It effects only pickets, and the regulation o
the provost marshal guard.
John Forrest, the man who shot Gilmore
on Wednesday night, has been given over te
the naval authorities. He Is no~ on the Car
ondelct to- await the result Of Gilmore's IN
juries.
AGerman paper, the Southern, Neus, is t.
be suppressed. Many Of the business men O
Memphis are opening their plnces in Grenada
Mr. Galloway, late postmaster at this place
is there pursuing his old ayocations.
Col Slack has assumed command Of thu
post. His policy will be more decided sni
rigorous than that heretofore adopted.
MEAru15, June L. {7ia CA1no, 14)-Seces
sion sympathizers are becoming more bolG
| daily, in expressing their sentiments in tht
face Of Federal soldiers. Union citizens com
plain that Col Fitche's rule over the city /:
protection, they cannot ayoW their senti
ments.
Provost Marshal Gould has prepared an oatt
Of allegiance, which Is required of every per
eoa who seeks pass to go North, or a per
NIT to ship Ills goods. The stringency Of it:
requirements is such, that it has already
caused considerable excitement in the city
An officer, occupying IN important position
on one Of the railroads running into the CITY
| Las just returned from Grenada, Miss H.
| says that Beauregard commenced evacu atius
Corinth over three weeks prior to its occupl
| | tion by Halleck; that the rebel army neVc
numbered over 65, eco men, and that it is nos
decentralization. Hindman, it Is said. hav
| irg gone to Arkansas with the troops of tha
; ! State, and Price and Van Dorm, with their 81
mics, IN another direction.
/ The first boat from the North with mer
chandise arrived yesterday. There is consid
+ cradle competition to procure goods from
here among the haM-stsrycd Menphians.
, Abont thirty Confederate officers and sol
: dierB gave themselves up yesterday, and tool
l the oath Of allegiance. Large numbers ar
: said to be ready to come In as soon IS satis6e
d that they will not be molested.
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