The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-28
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST.


The railroad from Columbus, Ky, to this city s now
in operation, and in day two thcro viii DO railroad
ccrinth and from there TO Huntsville
Alabama Enough rolling stock has been secured to
commence operations with.
1900 persons have taken tho oath Of allegiance
since the occupation OF this place.
All quiet torinth That point VIII DO garrisoned
by two divisions, ana u is reported that Gcn Hacck
will return 10 81 Louis very soor
Gen. Lew. Wallace and staff left here yesterday FOR
their homes. Cen Nc cclern nd is 5t at Jackson, Tenn.
ieet Of steamers, with supplies for General Curtis
army has arrived and viii be escorted up White river
Ark by strong guard.
Mayor i'ayk ana Aldermen Robinson Tclgreo and Hur
but tass the oath of allegiance, but the remainder
or ,roors have sized Montrie county Miss
6eaerai Bragg to take command at Vicksburg on
tle 9th
general Schuyler Hamilton has resigned on account Of
i'll health aul will be succeeded General Rosecrans.
IL ortcd that lsre 70 10o troops at vieksbdre
under 3gag. and Pillow
lhe Grenada irpri says that vicksbnrg win bo held
at all sacrces, and that all non comDaanis have been
rhs v,cksourg C-a says the rebal force At Tupcllo
has greatly Increased and their Camps much i'm
proved.
connaud the gunboat Winpn' I, tho authorities Of
Rodney warning tnsm the Jnen transports are hreo
same punishment win bs visited upon that town which
the ciIy Of Grand Gulf received 70 which Gen. Lowell
replied tina, his batteries located nj the best points,
and that he shall tire when he Viaasss.
II il now statsi that Cen Ros ccrans takes command
of Gen. Popes command instead o Ven. Hanutons u
vision.
Arrival or the Seminole froaM Norfolk.
THE CITY UNDER RRARTIALLAw---QuiErNEss PREVAIL
INC, ETC. ETC.
The gunboat Seminole, Captain William smith, arrived
At tins port yesterday morning from Norfolk, bringing
the lates, news from that quarter. EtaN
On Tho oath Norfolk again placed under martial
law by General vice Ia anticipation OF disturbance
arising from election to be held bnt which pro
hbi,sd by Gcnerai vie.e All @a quiet III and about the
yicintes OF Norfolk amt Portsmouth,.
The Seminole has returned home for repairs, having
for a long time neSdod them. She has boon IN commits
on over two years, ad The opening Of the was
ordered homo from the B.az coasts where she had been
cruising ior year and the blockding service.
She has done good service during the and has (be
sides tho batllc Of Port i:oya 5c IN several ssvcro en-
rageneats. The tle OF most of tho crew being up she
viii probably be put ont or commission. On her pas
SAKE rom Hampton Roads 70 hs port at eight A. NJ oa
the 26h she passed tho sanitary snip Daniel Webster,
bocud SOUTH
The following i il.t or thc officers o. the Sennole
1;om,aaa,isr-Wl. sini h.
fir9 Iiagt carnt r9d e. ies ajkss7-t. = Norton.
Ac ny Hrrcrs-A. X NcN4'r Benjamin Melville, STE
lLep q Russell Ilcs s. steele. .tt..se
sorgo0a--ScorI,e Peek
Ac.tRg Psg-utSle- IOgts Ssuds. ..s. ss.
Cbssi tsDl,t IN. ~. lItitf.
AAt,ttni In ;i,sers--R. Isrris, aanes \ h, eser
chg Wilson n. l.. Cooper, ". a. i9Ners
lluSer's M:'e--F. n. Dewey.
Cttyrta's Cie k-Scih Simnsln
F,l mas,s,' ! clcyt--join ~ Ionson.