, 1862-08-22
,1eate6 across the rdver in the direction Of
Little Rock. 4 cavalry force Was sent in pas-
emit


Especial Correspondence EhicAgo IT1oune.1 !
CA18e. August 18, 1862.
The Grenada appeal Of the 18th has a lead
Ing editorial, partly cfibbed from the Atlanta
Lateuigeneer, which urges the contederacy to
cease to look for foreign aid and depend upon
the valor OF Its oWn people for redemption |
from Yankee rule and Yankee bondage. It
promises to meet the new recruits with new
recruits, and ifthere are 600, GOO hell-hounds t
In tie North desirous OF lnal resting place
come Oh, and they will meet them and well |
come item with bloody hands to hoepi able !
braves. Their progress shall be marked With
blood, desolatlon end destruction, funeral !
march to tie grave. The days Of the conied- !
cracy ate said never to have been brighter.
Self dependence must re.ult in triumph. 50
long Is any dependence is placed in foreign
intervthtion. SO 1org wil less vigorous action
be had to drive the enemy from the soil and
and Asszil him upon his cwn.
There is no use depending upon Northern
di.eersieps. With hut feH exceptions, in
I:ertons, Fa'andi2haz', Ho9d, f.eTee' Seymour,
TIE South has 20 friends in tie North. It Is
almost 4 unit for thG war-a Unit tG subjugato
ia unit 10 make us pay its enormous in-
dt}ttdrezs-a unit to ens1aVe us-a rSIr TO
ABOLISH 71'E 1sSr!Tc3Ios @ sLAyEnI. Let as
ward' BIZ .he watctword." Let the eneuly
ftel 1noIe the horrors Of wl-let them feel
What they have not Jet ftlt-that luut Tetri-
button uvertakes him in our country.
News troEn Memphis rather quiet.
efr. 15hsm, correspondent Of the Chicago
T:nss, stif1 remains IL Irving prison, thsre
ax;.i1lpg urde1s for removal to Alton. His
many t1ieuds #ho s. m,>athize III atfliction,
but at same time cannot Uphold some OF his
srntimeu1s-cr those laid to him. He will
cclneNurth in 8 day Ort~O
Grenada 2dIiceE, Of the 11th, look toward
| 6 mcremer: OF Pfce's army from Tupelo to-
| Nald Grand JUNCTION
TIE loss CT the Arkansas had very de-
| pressing fleet upon the coufe1ecates.
| The following is from the Grenada Appeal Of
| the 18th:
4 sp-cial dispatch to the Mobile Register,
T dated Knoxville the 9th, gives the particulars
| Of the Gattt Of TazeTtll, The enemy's loss
is Estimated at thirty killed and 120 wounded
apd tiff prisoners. Inc loss on our side was
Six killed and thirty wounded.
Tlc less fell principally upon Vaughn's
(Feb.) Tennessee regiment. who behaved be-
| .oicalf.
On "Wednesday 200 iederals left Rock Island,
Tern, and CAN'T over our line.
| Deser1ions from the federal army are CON
tinus}}y taking place. The federals have no
confidence IL the troops in East Tennessee.
Bull AID Nelson's forces are a5 McAIionyille;
Woods at Deckard.
AL the 1nrnpiEes between Muffreesboro and
McMipnvllle are strongly oarr>caded:
Gen. Breckenridge has made the following
| address to his troops since the bett.e OF D1toI
Rouge:
| HEADQUARTERS TN THE FIELD, I
! NEAR CpMITE RIVER. Aug. u, 1864.
To the Officers aud Soldiers under my Command
1detire to express to goa briefly my sense .
| your gallant conduct III the ta1e operations
Baton Rouge, from the character Of the ground
coulu rot be taken and he'd while the enem,
commanded the river. Accordingly the Arkau
| tas was 10 engage the gunbuats and toating battle
r.. while yna were to whip the enemy % land
Unfortunately the machinery Of the ArkaRea3 De
80 Injured tha1 Ehs cona not reach IL
After marching all night through 6 country. dee
| titute Ct water. ION attached an enemy superior
Is he 1e tbeif eet yoa fotced ed tben fo1
their pestions. saking prisoners and several flags
killing AID wouudng many. destroying moaE
End driving them to the bank OF the river, und=
cover Of the guns Of the feet. The inability I
, the ArkaneaS to reach the scene Of conflict prs
a vented the victory from being complete; but 20
have & iGen the enemy eeyert and sa}utary iEsso
And now those who 90 lately were raFaginy an
pnds15ng thls M 5esion DO n9t eats @ to extend the
You have proved agaiu whnt las become 30 ofte
demonstrated in this VAT that the soldiers Of Il
:. co.fedetate stateF. tiehtfus in just canss, q
; Jons c. 3nEcK1sR1peE, Maj Gen Cond'y.
. Official: joins 4. BUchs'Ea, A. 4. G..
= Geu. Holmes has superseded Hmdm1o
+ Ark3nsas. lie has no doubt Of his a5li
l. to drive Curtis out Of tue State in @ few day
% He commences much like Hindnlan add Ill
- cpd tie same.
: The 3tixxixapp!an states that the fc3er;
s. took possession OF Bayou Sara, L., on Mo
,e day last, su1znr al the sugar and moliss:
:. ard quaster1ng garrison there. The uol
y is On the river, twenty-eight miles from Voc
vile, Hiss.
rt Passes are HOW required for all requiring
70 up or down the river from this point.
D. FROM THE ARMY OF TEE MISSISSIPPI
is Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribun
CANT NEAR ISKA, Miss, Au:, H. 1s6:
II The second brigade, fourth division Of
n | army Of the Mississippi came to this pls
in yesterday aud are eGcamped in g heautl
d d ,.Iace with plenty Of good water. The tFo<
ID :.re in very good health and spirits, owing
ne late orders for acti7e operations; the heat !
~ being 50 grcat as often represented By c
ISaot respondents. For hot weather and short
~ tioIs ne don't care straw, so the war is {
an r;ed Tn with energy and generals quit haT
retel f'rcncrty guarded. at first We thou:
h. N was T;lht, but within few days they s.
25 ! 70 1t ialirg back just as though 1he3 v
afraid Q! hurting the rebel: too badly, tt
&c are 11udtratiDg some of their orders. lust
|
les G.u. Z. S. Grant has just issued an or
ire | only ALLOW lug Us four, which Is not enough
I'd ,alse Ill the camp duty oil OF the soldiers.
r.. Tax Law Appointments for 1ndia'
WASHINGTON, August sl.-fhe folio.
ith | arc the appointments for the State OF 1nd15
nndcE the iatei national revenue act, made
" First Di:t1ict-uorace B. Sheppard, of
.ty eennss, collector. JOHN Pitcher, Of Mt.
Ike | nCH, af6.ssor
a rn. Second District-Daniel Tyler, co1l=cI
~ Thomas s. Slaughter. Corydia, assess 9r.
ion Third Distrc1-Jobn S. Hunter, of Bio
collie ctor; Wm. Browning. assessor.
OF Fourth Distrlct-James l.. Tate, Of Osge
ons colt ctar; \. ". kyEes, assessor.
er5 F,itL DiEtrict-Caieo Josusou, collect
John Tarnan, of Richmond, assessor
will Sixth District Theodore ?. naughly, oi
ali danopolis. collector; VIM. 4. Bradshaw
7ho lrdiauapo1is, assessor.
nj Seventh Distric;-John G. Gram, Of R.
vile, collector; JAMES FaHington, asses
o-,, E ghth Diatrict-John L. Smith, OF s.
a.d | vile, collector; Joseph Potter, Of Delphi,
~ sesscr.
o. o. Ninth District-John F. Dodds, Of Lo.
'7'7 port, collector; David Turner assessor.
Tenth District-Narren Z. Wither5, OF
the Wayne, collector; II. Williams, Of War
,ar1 ! lsststor.
,e aeln Eicyenth District-Chipman, OF n Nables7
70 collector; stearns Fisher, of Wabash,
sesspr.
lr;y From Hnvun= and Mexico.
cay NEW YORK, August 21.-The steamer
az iumbia, from Havana on the l6lh, ha;
rived.
! a;a or Yellow fever has been raging there the
AsS' month yery fatally.
se Orizaba dates are !o the 2Sth ult., and
o5:u oS: Cruz to the 1st. Little news. Dabtado OF
III" Gen, Coher, who succeeded AIar4uez in {
~, mand, $500, 900 to turn the troops ever t.
~ Mexican government, the III oney to be
~ out OF loan negotiated With tie represt
seLe s,aiz | tives Of the United States.
ss; The French Steamer Grenada bonba
'AA1N Canpache, destroying several houses, bnt
,ote driven of bT schooner hastily armed b.
'H''' authorities.
Adsices from Martinique reported
10 LOCO French reiniorcements for NJ
s1oS had reached there and .25, 900 were expe
from From MilxSaukee.
'tees MILWAUKEE, August 20.-Four coup
ano Of Colone1 Larrabees 24sh regiment
LUZ 5wern in to-day, and expect 70 encau
,1 nc Cold Spring, two miles west OF The cit
aoon W Saturday.
:, on The 26th or Sigel regiment Is filling TAI
!, ~ ~ One company Was transferred 10 u to
y, ~ from the 10th, which is still ever full. -.
~Nn Without renewed efforts enIsting will
e., aes1, here altogether.
5orta .: Racine and Kenosha counties are behi1
,a:s 'a:a their quotas, aBd will probably nave 10
.S t two hundred each
syery rta pelauare Union Conventto
caP DoyFR DEL Aup 70. lS62.-The Delt