, 1862-06-14

The whereabouts Of Beauregard.
MILITARY RESURRECTiOKS At
C0RINTH.
MarYelous Openings of Rebel
Graves.
ARREST OF CUE RRILLAS AND
1LLIN0IS z. G. G.


1 gentleman who arrived from Corinth this
morning says that many Of the rounded ill
locks by the road side in the vicinity Of
Corinth, supposed to have contained the
bodies Of buried rebels, have been discovered
10 be recepticles Of guns and ammunition.
Our forces have discovered fifteen pieces Of
artillery and large numbers of small arms thus
ingcniously concealed
He says that the Union sentiment in
Mississippi exists in the fertile Imagination
Of newspaper correspondents only. They are
decidedly fer the Union of Lincoln green
backs, and tleir empty purses, and no further.
Gen. Pope was pursuing lis way South.
400 or 500 prisoners we're at the Landing.
Our informant had not learned where the rest
Of the 10000 were and did not know where the
enemy we're located.
Tie rebel gunboat Sumter arrived here early
this evening.
Four rebels, said to be those concerned in
the murder Of the Union cavalry south Of
Hickman on the first Of June, were brought
to town yesterday, and are now i'll the military
prison here. Their names arc Samuel Wilson,
&. #. Crawford, f. ". Kindred and n. Gallo
nor With them we're brought in three H1enl-
bcrs Of guerrilla band, operating in North
crn Tennessee.
To-day four prominent citizens Of Carbon
dale, members Of the order Of the knights Of
! the Golden Circle, were arrcsed for tr2a5on.
| They are avowcd scccssionists, and are kuo III
| to have given aid and co!ufort to the enemy,
Gen Strong has for long time been aware
| Of their procliyities, and through the instru-
mentality of Capt Merrill has atlast succeeded
in obtaining such proofs Of their completely
with the rebellion as warranted him in order
| ing their arrest. Their names are Dr.. John
soc, Nm. Wiley, .. Richardson and A. Al
dcrson.
| WASHINGTON, June 15.-Dispatchcs from
| Gen. U.,ilcck, dated the 18th, Z p. H., have
received at the War War Department.
Beauregard is reported to have been at -
with the remains Of his army on Saturday
last. Spies and dcserters represent the rebel
army greatly dcmo1alized, mutlnous anu de-
| strting.
The regiments which refused to serve
! longer than their time Of enlistment expired
have heyn disarsneI, and large numbers Q
| them shot.
The inmensc destruction of valuable store
| proves the retreat OF the rebels was q hurriet
| one.
i Ua1f-burned locomotives and cars are founs
| in places where they would not have beel
left if the eneuly had been making a conteIn
plated and prepared retreat. The rebel arm
| has stripped Of food from the whole countT
south OF Corinth, and the most Of the inhabi
tants are in a starving condition.
= PAprcAu, KY., June 13.-Cart. Cox, wh
: has long and faithfully served TIC goyernmcu
as cemnaissary Of subsistence at Paducah, ha
been ordered 10 report at Columbus, ky., in
t | Inediatt1y, as co1nmissary at that post.
~ 1p3 Illinois onxafrf- hot hqn
4 appointed chief Of cavalry in General Quin
s by's Observation-Disclosures Union City, Tel
6 ncssee.
u Major Mcconnell, of Hallcck's staff, was
town yesterday, looking after the gogcrnme1
:. Gen Boyle's circular pleascs the Union Sc
Il tinscnt Of Kentucky, and lie administers Il
II provisional government ably.
- Prisoners Of state will hereafter be sent
e Nashville.
o Major Ward, 55th Illinois, has been obligt
"a to resign on account Of partial paralysis Of !
. limbs. He is staying here for few days, tt
guest Of Provost Marshal Howlett.
- Lieut., Bennett, End Illinois cavalry, has T
= signed and returned home.
II MEMPHIS, June II, via C41RO-The NUM-
to pal police are brs;y engaged arresting rur
way ncgrocs, large numbers Of whom a
}c making their appearance in the city. T
&c military authorities do not lnt-rsere with thu
- disposal. \ military commission inycstiyut
l Lit S1eE Vi N.Ai't-i1a 1A[Eh SotSAAaN AN -
ut allowed to leave On rarclc this morning un
h. :n examination is concluded. The eyidcu
. against him being very mcagre. Pnsro
IS under orders Of tn: provost marshal, are bu
,e II engaged in destroy ing all the whisky fou
. i'll the different dcns in tho city.
Il, Until the arrival Of boats NTH stores fri
4 above, but little business can be done, as
city is drained Of all descriptions of mcEch
disc. The provision markets are very poo
supplied. Nearly all the butchers have $
pended work, and country people manifest
br disposition to supply vegetables.
=. The -irgus has q bitter article referring
Ne tile cagvrness OF the merchants Of st. Lol
TT | Cincinnati and Louisville to compete Tor
on trade Of Memphis after tie abuse she has
"a ceived from the people Of those cities,
~ says that unless they come prepared to t
mt rtbcl currency, they will find 4 poor mar
ed for their merchandise. It says they are L
n,r perfectly willing to allow their feelings of
- mostly to he swallowed up in grasping for
nc almighty dollar.
nd Mother Angela and two Sisters Of Char
,us from the Mound City hospital, arrived
~, this morning, to take charge OF hospital
~ be established here.