, 1862-06-13
Memphis Elder The Occupation.
4 MOVEMENT OF CITIZENS hDRTH-
WARD.
TOKENS OF REvTvIsG TRADE,

MrMr1!1s, June TO- VII Cairo, juno IL
Quiet ?frvadcs the entire city The ready !:
submission Of the inhabitants 10 Federal rule
is not only surprising. but gratifying. Tue +;
civil autEori1ie5 cuk1iuue to exercise their
functions as heretofore
Provost Marshal Gnuld's Office is thronged
with applicants for permits to proceed North.
All pcTsous aTe required to take the oath OF
allegiance before Permission Is granted
JackFon's cavalry, which have b.en hover
ing around the city, are said to have cone to
Holly Springs. as most OF tiicn ART largely
interested in this city, it is improbable that
they will attempt to burn it.
The Recorder yesterday caused citizen to
be arrested for cn1v+rEiD- on the streets with
Federal soldiers. He tiHcd hin and impr:sou-
ed bin in the calaboose. Tue Recorder WAS
Immediately arrested By the Provost Marshal,
and will 1e tried to-day
Gov. AudFcw Johns on is expected here He
VIII at once appnint commission to adjul;
cato ii! claims Tor tue property which remains
Etorcd about the city, much Of which WIS
taken from Union nrn and placed in charge
Of sccessionists.
r Rel,cl .cayalry art securing The country 10
Grand Junction, destroying all cotton they
can lay hands nn-
Applications to ship four thousand bales IF
cotton have already been received.
Two Of cur rams arc cruising down the river,
hunting up rebel craft, which are hid 10 the
creeks. They captured two transports and
small tug day before yesterday.
The -a,nlancAe azd the 4fg:.s arc the only
papers published. The Appeal has skcdad-
died. The Asy7ts is still quite oEiepeken in its
secession q Il. irthi-s. T: i d,.anc1c Is more
xsuarded aad inclincd 10 submit quietly. Both
advise rcaccanlc submission to Federal rule
4 Few German Union panrr will al once be
established, and it is reported h It the wealthy
planters have Offered 10 furnish iiie1us to start
an standardization I'a,'cr.
A;EMrn7s, June 10, via CAIRO, ,4une 12.-
-s$t rerf! t1tr SiCN
WAS granted TO Recorder S.S4;G: yesterday to
open lis court. and Gpon tue reception of .
communication from Col, Fitch, that he would
be only allowed 10 prnceGd iii condition OF
egnoai Ing tie cAist"li Of tho Confederate Gov
err1n@nf, Lc decllu,d 10 take further action in
The matter.
The police cou1. is held c7crJ morning as
heretofore
The Telegraph Office w@s taken possession Of
to-day, Int the rebvl+ had destroyed everything
OF value, and carried of all the instruments
before our force entered.
Business is slowly rcyivi"G- The military
authorities have not ini"rltred with the cur.
rcncy Confederate notes are generally re-
fused, but bills OF Tennessee banks and rail
road corporations still pass current. ProylS-
ions are vcry scarce and there is great suffer.
ing among the poorer classes,
Gov. johnson is expected here daily.
Tie rebci cavalry AAyc destroyed ali the cot
ten they could Jag t''eir ha2@s on through hou1
saved. THERE arc s,nau quantities Of cotton
and suEar hidden in private residences In tht
city and suburbs, but per n1ts will be grant
cd 10 slip North until the loyalty OF claimants
Is freely established
Many Of our soldier. taken prisoners at Shi
Ion are arriving in tlc city, having made thci
escape
Eickshu5- is still held sy the rebels.
II Is said as mucn as g., 600 bales Of cotto
nes been burned here ..,
Not much EueiN:ss Is being done AND cu1
tencE is left to regulate iisclt. ..
Nr,:r,u1s. JUNE 1.-THE steamboat Stcrlln
was SURRENDERED to Conuodore Davis yes!e
day She was brought oil from Island ~
6 by Jrion citizens.
4 nEojtct is On foot for = Inio1 meesin
here as soon as Go7- johnson arrives.
Largo numbers OF runaway negroes are aE1
vi1g, keeping the city police busiy engage
II is c5pt cted taat branches Of the Unit
ard P}anter's banks, O: Nashville will be r
established in 6 fw days.
--Thc t,.z~us Of this morning publishes G.
Fj,tl,s older. =, compliance With note fro
hi1n to the publishers .r>:~ .,'T'nS sacm 70 40 $
Tic prize SuM1cr while being eo ~. !.
riYcr yesterday was found to be in 6:3A..
condition, rendering it necessary Ia run b
ashore about fourteen miles above here, WEc
SIC srnk IN four tcct Of water.
Col. Fitch still declines to Interfere il Il
monetary affairs Of the city
Col. Ms5kland. special agv1t Of The post {
1c. department, has arrived and will at on
establish postal facilities
Ncw Orleans Under Federal Rule.
NEW 9oHK4 June lo-The H:7old says ::
Since the Opening OF the mississippi Rive
consequent on the capture Of Memphis, ?
hsCe re 1seSI;ved ~ ysksbug several d.
to the eth uit. We eubio;n snmm,rr.
Ex-senator and late Provost MaTshai Pier
Stule has been arrested by Msjor Gsner,1 Rn
Ter on hich political charge at New oTlean
azd will be sent Nor1h in a fc = days.
Very little business is being done in II
city, but provisions are gradual:y striving,
The bells which were t4kcn from IL
churches hy order Of Rsaurcgard, were shi