New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
FROM MEMPHIS,


Mcaiays Mobile papers contain Richmond dir
patches csimng glorious victory far jackson over
Fremont on Sunday. They also state that Jackson
captured Two pieces Of artillery from Shields on
Monday
The i,5e! accounts Of the affair ut Chattanooga
state ttst The enemy opened their batteries with
shot epi shell, without giving tie sghtes, notice,
Creating panic among the wo'leu and children OF
the plaoc, ,sho fled in every direction. Some Rebels
Were woalicd, but none killed, and only one build
ing wa, struck.
Tire Secession sympathlzers are becoming more
bold i,i IL the expression Of their sentiments.
Union citizens complain that tho Iule OF Colonel
Fitch is 10 erien, aud that actil ;hey assured
OF bette protection they cannot avow tLeir senti-
Fueu;s.
The Pro. Sd Mars hal requires an oath from all
appIeeu's .lg passes or ios permits to ship gocd.
Tie sjrr..iy d; It's requirements such tina, j;
has ateedy caused considerable excitement in the
city.
a. of.,c- occupying al important position on one
of tie railroads running from his CRY has just
turrsi ION Grenada. General liindman said to
have eoac 20 ARKANSAS with the troops OF that State,
after iae evacuation of Coriuth. General Pope had
reached CL,lors. General Beau-eeard was sill re.
treating. General Price was with him. and JET.
Taom1son vas ut Grenada, with less tLan one thou.
sa3d Teu
The rolling stock Of the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
rad il ID. Al PaDola station, ~, .ile Of Grenada.
The Pot. Office and Adams TX re-s Office are both
open hsss 'o-isy. ,.,- ,.,,
TIE cry -en aims unusually quiet and orderly, aud
business slowly Feyiying.
Thus far the amount Of Rebel property seized
amounts TO only $4,000.
Capt. Dil e the Provost Guard estimates the
amount 81 cotton, sugar, &c, concealed for shipping
to be $50 000. This IS rapidly finding It's way to
tie ievee.
The plumber Of abseDtees has been overestimaled
Many have returned, while those who 30 on upward
boats are mostly members of eundeTed fami'ies.
The MsyoI and City Council Of Union pro-
clivitios as "a general thing and exercise the funo-
tons in harmony with the military rule. Their
continued good conduct is renewed assurance OF tins
There are only two or three places IN the city
where Confederate scrip or Pos,-Offce stamps are
worth anytJing. The most prominent Rebel eitizens
will not take the scrip.
An arrival here direct from Madison, Ark, brings
information tina. Gen. Curtis Lad not reached Little
Rock, bu. was approaching u hom seaTcy' lie
would meet with no opposition.
NJ Mar,lard, agent for the Post-Oihce Depart
neut. opened the city Post-Oficc to-day, and an
agen; is on Mo way TO reopen the Federal custom
House
There Lave been about 80 applications for the Of
fee Of Postmaster, by prominent ciuzens OF Aeh'
obis.
There Is IS vet but one national flag flying from 3
private residence aud tia, is from the house OF MI
Gage.
There ia ba, little activity in shipping, although
few dray loads Of cotton have been hauled down TO
the Ieyee this morning, some 5000 bales are con-
cealed in warehouses.
The A,qlancle. in an article the belligerents,
admits TIA, the South has defended the use Of prya-
teers and euerrilas and charges the North with tie
commission of crimes at which human nature, in 10
widest paroxysms Of passion, feels itself horiiiied
II cI.ims that the legitimate beligerents should
settle the questions of war, leaving peaceful civilians
TO the enjoyment Of their rights, and observes that
these Views are acknowledged by the un'onis's
here and thinks that this course will win gradually
upon the Southern people.
THE Arcns INDUCES in a series Of rabid and vin
dic,lve articles and should be suppressed at once.
The Aroianeie Gays about IS Resel officers anC
soldiers have thus far surrendered 10 COL Fitch
The United States Navy-Yard and buildings have
been takex possession Of by Flag-Ohicer Davis II
the name Of the Government, and will be occupied
as the headquarters of his feet The buildings are II
good preservation.
The steamer j. d. Perry, arrived here this morn
ing. having On board the Nth Indiana, Col. SLACK
and Nolen's cavalry. Col. Slack, being the senior
officer, supercedes Col. Witch in command OF TIN
poet.
There is no evidence that the feet will start down
tho river for several days.
Tie Memphis Grenada Appeal Of the 10Th, say
that misapprecnsion prevails iu regard to the par
tisan Rangers.
They are called into service by the Confederate
Congress. and are designed to act beyond the lines
OF an army az independent fighters, to be provided
Ike ordinary soldiers and to have all they capture
set The Appeai insists they are not guerillas and
hopes the young men will not fail to enlist
Ii SAYS if the Unionsts treat them as pirates,
Fresd dent Davis will interf re % protect them.
TIE hppsol states the facts of the occupation OF
Memphis tolerabIyi fairly admitting that Col. Witch
. pursuing a system of liberal public policy, yet it
nls 10 yindic,iye comments