New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
have The GRENADA ARpeai of tie 18th, from
which extract speciaI dispatches aa follows:

which extract special dispatches as follows:
MOBILE Sept ia special dispatch to The Adryiissy
and ReSi,ter dated Charlssto Sept. II, says:
1t ia reported aa the people Of baltimore have risen en-
ProyosMsshal. Vsunsstrsnd and his deputy Mcphsiss.
the destruction OF the city In the event OF sue
srsrs csvslry are spreading CONSERVATION among the
Tho foregoing report i, fully creaitsd ia Richmond.
The following are the proceedings Of the Confed-
crate Congress w reported 10 Tie APpeaI'
Ricuyosp Sept, n-In the Senate the ill., bill was
reported TO the number u Generels s'ar officers.
Nearly the entire session was occ9plso N we ~
the for the appointment Of Select Committee 10
whether certain soldiers the Confederate army have
wthou trial before disposed o. the Senate
In he Yonso two resolution. from tho Committee Mill
80. 1g,t. s,e ,spo,tcd discussed all day aud finally
saoo,d TIE ess oadsns the thsnks Of Congress Geo
Lee and the officers and men under bis command Tor me ise
brilliant victory vas unanimou,y ADOPTED Ile second et
pressing the profound ssfacon OF Coose a. the triumph
Of the Potomac by our ve rous srmy snd Is
vorng the af'ance Of our sndnd ato me teoy OF 'e en-
pei1 .trike out the clause re,ove to an advance
toto he eneny's ,erritory elected long debate and
~ Tie Senate on the 18th resolutions. submitted by Mr.
Hayn-. Tenn referred 70 the Committee on the
Ife bI was passed declaring tina, the first section OF The
paed eb 49, 1901 concerning the exemption OF certain
The eSrmpioo bil ~, further Discussed by Henry o..
| Tenn end ho4rs Of Fla
la le House lie session occupied IN father dcuss
u she c.n.eiipi bil
| G.. J. Coon, former resident Of Milwaukee, but
IIterly Of Jackson, Mis-, arrived here yesterday.
lie succeeded in reaching Holly Springs Mics, with
out difficulty, but there Was arrested and placed In
confinement for twenty days, when he was allowed
TO proceed To Memphis to bury his daughter, who
died on Sunday.
When he left Jackson, 8 month ago, there were
! no c-ad tn auch
extent that he rendered himself obnoxious to the
ihorilies, and consulted bis personal safety by un-
der,lking 10 reach the North.
The conscrip,ion clearing he country Of every
ablc-boded man. and there wse immense suffering
throughout Mississippi. Crops were ailing-the
corn crop particularly. He estimated that corn
would no, average n tushel to the in the State.
On Monday Gen. Van Dorm and STAFF were at the
Magnolia House in Holly Springs en- route TO take
the command OF Gen. Price army in the vicinity OF
Corinth. The came day, Geu Breckenridge with
1900 men passed through the town to re-enforce
Gen. Price, and take part in the impending battle.
Gen Vilepigue was at Sanatobia with 1000
troops for tile same destination.
Baton Rouge was certainly evacuated by Federal
troops, although the gunboais were stationed on the
ing
vicksburg wss being denuded Of troops, who were
sent north. All fears of AN attack had vanished
The inhabitants were confident u their ability to
pei any demonstration the Union troops or gunbosts
might make.
Last Sunday, as the Union transport Iatan, one
OF the steamers carrying the Rebel prisoners to
yicksburg- passing the little town Of Prentice,
A., opposite Napoleon, Arkansas she was fired upon by
masked battery stationed there, and several Con-
, federatss killed and wounded. TIE convoy, which
consisted Of ram and gunbost, laid oil the town in
the stream and sent aag OF truce ashore giving the
inhabitants just Is minutes 10 remove their women
and children. At the expiration Of that time the
guns were turned upon the town and a vigorous
borbaidment kept up for a half an hour, at the
|. expiration Of which time, troops were landed and
every building burned to the ground No, vestge
Of the once tlourishing village remains.
From Rebel sources, we have intelligence Of a
smart engagement between the SD Indiana stationed
at Fort Pillow, and Fsnlkners and Hayward 5
cavalry, about 20 miles from Fort Pillow, near
Brownsville, in which the Rebels were defeated
with heavy loss. We are without particulars.
You sfe already informed Of the evacuation and
burning of Iaka and Tuscunbis
Yesterday, ~ we learn by telegraph, Glen. Gran,
with bis entire army marched from Corinth to ell
-. gage Gen. Price. An account of battle 10 hourl,
expected Gen. Price was known to be at Ham
burg, four miles above Pittsburg Landing on Thurs
day morning.
Four car loads Of refugees from Alabama and Mis-
sissPpi, but one degree removed from the negroes il
cleanliness and intelligence. left last night for Cen
trail lliinois.