New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Tennessee bridge burners, has finally been captured
end carried TO Knoxville prisoner.
poARn or WORCESTERSHIRE.
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Tic Board Of ProyostMsha. orders the Inn eo''e "
uie II al Tour and Wheat foaad r ihe pgssef',n o .e @
who refuse TO ,e them; the same 10 Dc eheieo i'' ~
r eone se ryp.n Dasoar, j. Bsrth- Il. h. spsad H.
d. Ogden, y. Irepsgpier.
From The De,ia Of me 18th.
DI-HoRRD DEATH OF GIN. buell..
The following dislateh has been received by
gentleman of hs city, aud though it comes III iaInef
La "duestion,tle shape may prove cofec' eNti'"'
laly. We leave infeienees 10 TIE reader; q, &c,
Ih,ye inst seen man who pcy Is asserted tia; lie haa
perased ls.I from Il DE leafn Innfe.; 'H4 '
Toon.t bsd reretrsted i,hn tls sueiy's lac !tr g."
Buell. and siteIwslJ, IN sAuuIsi Lao 'iaiu Lin' ~
Fyer ne Tire Ds'fG. leB
THE BATTLE OF SHILOH.
SPEcuLArioSs oN TIE ESLMY's DEFfAT.--Ihs
MempLis Apqlanche thus rpeculates upon The grea'
results that are to low from he decisive Confederate
- : - last SgnCsy:
What il next to he dore' If the force under
Bcauresird he sufficient, an instant p'is't o. the
Gyiug enemy should take place. Already 90 W.
rear HAT F0rref', Scott and Morgan have crossen
tie river with 1000 cavalry, and are hanging on
The OF the ugitives. IL will be next to an m
possibility Tor Bleilo march ilf army BACK 90 -'s''
vlle and thc tta clcg VIII hardly be atio 10 50,
info tle Dock River Reserve. What are they to do
for food Tie country through which they have to
pass cannot supply them. True they have thelf
boats up the rydr, bat they cannot pass Tie Conied
crate battery al Big Bend Sboals. The vhole OF
Grant ai.N WHICH tOui,uN ~ Dbiiti hNNN 'N'bA"
ally be taken, with their boats uness tie latter are
destroyed
THE FIRST FRUITS or IIECOIN's WAR TAN
BLOOD SHED IN ILLINOIS.
| We fud tho following in The Memptis ApPeai OF
| TUesday: -
REPORTED GIVE. TROUBLLs IL IILINoIs.-Ne
have had rurOis for day two, OF fcrioui ci'Ii
troutles ia Southern Illinois, which, Il Is reported
lve gone 70 lar 10 make the interference oI ine
mntafy and the shcaliug " blood necessary ~
order 10 Quell tic iu3ufreoiiOn. \ geneill olTOsi'
ton on the rart Of the people 10 resist tie payment
Of the war-taX, followed by protest Of some twenty
mcnbcrs Of tue Legislature, against the ooV'lLe pl
Lircoln's message, il said TO be the oigin OF TIE
difficulty. The rocusant members were arrested by
tbe Abolition suth0rities. Trouble followed, when
a single regiment found IL mooesible to queli, when
several olheIs We're sent one and the peace panty
WAS crushed at the point ot the bayonei.
Vice.Pr,eident Stephens arrived in Augusta on the
iib.
4 UNION SPY.
Timothy Mahouey was arrested in the Second
District Yesterday on suspicion of being a Union
spv. lie used language which was eonsloeIed
reasonable und bitterly denounced tie Conederaey
TLose facts, together with lis conduct generally,
and hiG inability 20 give the name OF the company 'oI
which be said be belonged, and now IN camp near
Berwick Bay, led to ls arrest. The Proyos Mar
:ha may ret Lin all night.
ANoTnR SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.
Yesterday aftercoou Andy Sullivan was arrested
AZ Suspicious character, On cnhigo preferred by
Manuel BONN. Andy had in bis possession $J IN
lblls aud q ia silver. That las. item ia decidedly
suspicious.
COTTON MOVING.
Says Tire Vicks6wg Uhig OF the 5h: For two
weeks tss; the movement Of cotton bales has been
rather brisk in city, and in the conrse Of another
week the Liuooines, should they &c, mere, Woaih
not ild bale of the much coveted article II nag
been sent into the interior by the ryer railroad, aud
WAGON. one lot OF reer twphundrea bacs, brought
from kansas was flilpCd up tie lazoo River ana
then halld twenty miles IN the country, ana eit in
the Big Biaek swamp. Il all piled up M isolated
places and covered 30 that at any tine Dc res
on Gre without endangeung other property. We
learn that nearly all the planters on the vcr have
put their crols In a condition 70 be burned whenever
necci eary.
THE CAPTURE or Nrw-oREFASs.
. NEw-omEavs nfroHrFo IS Possrssos or TuE
FIDEHALs.
Fr-ef The n yrt Hay-Ioak, Maga
Aror.Is, Ga, iria-y Mny 2. 10
| 7He Suzanne. Mars uas special dispatch rom
Mobile Of the 1t of May. IL ,ays that Forte jack
eon and ~. Philip hnd fallen, md Geo. Duncan wes
in Orleans on his parole. Al-o, that the Fed
eraI hug WAS hoiated on the Custon-liou'e.
REBEL ACCOUNTS PROM GEN. MTcliEL's DE-
PARTMENI.
FIN. Tke Norfot ag-R'lf, NGV1
AuGusrA, ga, Nay, J, lsb2.
TIE Chattanooga correspondent o. Ite Ch,oA clt
and .Seafild writes Oh the JJih that the Unionisis
attac Ell the Coafedordes at Bridgeport Oh TIE .Jth.
tie LITTER falling back on C1attqn ,oga. Gen Roy
nolda repors that the enemy are crossing the Island
ana while lie was leaving e place, the carr ran
over some Of our troOIs, wouiding seyerali two
probably, were killed. 1t l. reported ~ Atlanta
That part of Mitchel's forces were advancing from
Gunter's Landing on Rome.
TIE UNION TOECrs ADVANCING.
! From Tie No.foit ey.Glok lill4
s.yASxAi Thur.dIy. May /. 1862.
Tie Saropaah R,PubhcaFs Corinth oorrespon-
deit OF tie 3'ih ut. says that heavy sarm.sbnR 10
going on between the outpOsis. Tie enemy Is slowly
advancing.
LATEn FROM cORETH.
Fr,r The Norfok Das s-R,ok, May3
SAvAsNSH, Thursday. Isy ], 1902
! A dispatch from The CoriniL Correspondent Of THE
! PeyuIHcan, dated the %lth, Says that tho enemy
/ have been re-enforced, and are advancing. There
il heavy sbrm.hing daily Quite All affair occurred
to-day ihis ride Of Monterey. go,
a special dispatch to Tie Mj.lc A1cIt,,er, from
Cornih 26ih M. Fays thai Col. Scotl's Louisiana
cavalry, consisting Of two companies, had driven
out t. fe eimont of UnioBsts from IusCunIta, killed
several ard took 4O prisoners: The enemy burnt
tie stores, and were punued by the Couicdcraies
/ Result unknown.
TUsCUMBiA AND DICh1UR REPORTED TAKEN by
THE CONrEDrRATEs.
rom Tss Aor'cIk Day Eosk tiag ?.
RicHNo.D. Friday, May ?. lef,.
An Official Dispatch froia Torinth of the LIT f,ys
thai we have retsken Tu-cnnbia ant Decatur.
Mitchell has not more than 5000 tIO0ls, sll told,
at aud al Ound Huntsville.
The enemy ere moving on our font, and We are
r,parlng TO meet hun.
TIE DEFENSE OF TIE MISSISSIPPI
Tie Rebel Gcnenls appear 10 have pretty uuan-
iuously concluded ,lat they can never hope to sue
ceed against US, 10 long Us we arc abio 20 bring
our eruboaie into acti0n Hence the evacuation Of