, 1862-06-02

Iva sne0 sollectuess'
STILL LATER
[speclal Dispatch to the ChIcapo rrfhnn.
CAIRO. MaF ~ 1tnm
Ihe steamer Denmark has Just arrived from
Pittsburg Landing, bringing confirmation Of
the Tumored occupation of Corinth. When
our wounded left Corinth at 10 O'Clock ycster-
day morning, the Federal army we're poarching
in and occupying the town. The enemr,s
rear guard were In sight as our troops ap-
pfoached.
a portion LETT a7a the Kossuth road, and the
oalanee 1os Grand junction, expecting to ren-
dezSons at Jackson, Miss.
Ihe eafth"o1ks at Corinth are Of the same
geneial cnalaetef as those constructed by
0en. daAeck When menac1Dg the town.
1ne1c *ae notn1ns OIL value captured Ev-
lung WE oestto5eo Delofe tne enemy 1ett'
Has carried away or DESTROYED. Tweuty or
thirty buildings, the platforms Of the railroad
-"1> o.%>'
800, t:ce 49, -lna p1Upslt y VI e'efy uescr'P,
oo. ".n 'a' l4oopS aiit'ea
~ a.san 49, es ~7o-t" 10 ~ 1.e 'o"n "ele lnnty
NV ~ ~ % 2,,u ~ ,,aa4 ~ ~. ,L.,, ",nse
~ W. e4ue "oe An'o ~
no 81 -. 49, 30 ~ oa4 inlotn1an'' n..:!os NC
~ a.. - .-o 49, -sso, - Aue" ane Gu
e1o Ass no" waves llon t1e Eunm't OF the
court house. The town is entirely cleancd
out Of every thing of ra}uc. Stores of every
1-;n5 ho1o.rs.,- 70 49, .,.:-st
~ '4. wv 81 A4l5 s>'iu el'i1ens "e1e
sent TO JacRson, excepting one warehouse
filed with commissary stores which there Has
not time to remove.
rho 1,.,u- - 4,-.
1no pu1A VI tAe toh1eaerase army 1e1t
Corfnth on Thursday, and the rear ruard IN
Fridar morning aar1p u,a -:--
- t.11oS au oot ai"s Ftgoi'
ousis tono"eo LIE advantage gained On the
18TH, there is no doubt the entire Confederate
ar1uy could lave been cantnred
1+;e 1;,+or1, 1,,,+ aar,1.
'1eSoA1' po' q eoe145 oAe' auo pa1len
OF results.
The steamer City Bell is e1ncctod fb;s nva
nfno With f111 n.-t;cn1.re Wv
14''s "A'o 'on t''A eleulal9'
rsnac1o, n;eno+.h - -. -o.:.
124 14 o1eP0teu ~ 'he ~ncago 11loane-J
allsslsstfPa fAo7hIA, S6AR FORT P11Low,}
may 7l-s g. H.
Inc commandment Was kept up, as usual
after twelve o'clock yesterday, and discon.
tinued at s;xnm. The rebels ran1;.d , I'LL
,,,o,,o 7,1o.a1+1,- -H:.7. 1. 49, 49,, 4-.u'e
Ivy pion'p.'s' -, WILL eooo range ou1 DONG
no harm' m I4e programme bids fair to be-
come the same to-day.
CARo, May 3l-A citizen of Memphis. i'm.
the conscription act, arrived from Fort Pil.
low this mornieg. Hc escaped from the fort
On Tuesday night Of this week, and makes
the following statement:
The rebels have about 500 arti11ercsts gar.
Hsoning the fort The men have not been
paid IN seven months, and are much disaffaet-
ed. One entire company mutinied last week,
and had been subjected to all sorts Of punish
tEent. He says that in consequence Of the
ecarc;:,,v or coal most Of the rebel runboats
have bee2 abandoned, their guns taken of
and mounted u Fulton and Fort Randolph.
There is a small battery at Fulton and about
200 t1oops. Fort Pillow mounts tEenty-three
guns; one q l28-pouuder anal six rifled 33s.
The rest arc Of smalIer calibrc. TbeV have
three mortars, two Of which are stationed inst
below the fort, and one on the Arkansas shore
around Craighead Point. They came from
Pensacola. JEFF THOMPSON Commands nt
Fort Randolph There were no guns monnt.
ed there until within the last ten da7s. Tue
rebels are suffering some for provisions there
as elsewhere. Their beef and pork Is mostly
Spoiled. Inheu Of coffee, green rye is issued
IA the men. which thcv Darch themselves
Their flour is about giving out. 4 strong
pontoon bridge has been Constructed ore
Hatcnee h1Eer. IN IN = tne rear Of Fort Pillow
over which re,1- tnelr can De made good
NO arrival from Pittsburg si1ee yesterday
nVfnng- tI9u an arrival from the ho.1l:a o.mg
notn1ng Important The rams agAh wen
not firrd m iv tha ono1,, Tra-nrtnr, new
frow hoIoT is honr1r @ e,1;S;n,tad ~ PoA s'A11
conl lI9 1 Inc Assoc1ated q PressJ
+tS+ -, -, ~! ei.-t IS no" ascerta1neo
1aet IL 49, ssuauoA co!tlsncea hlsaI peiorg
tha ,,i;raad 5g S1;g 1et1sasea sout4"asdly nntn
@ro-,t - ~ 9nu 1i1ggc W. ou1ne1, ~aen tney
.-e1J,e. W o''ao " o44e'Aoa' ano 1neuce soutn'
SoIso 1oa;a, ona, .o.a..,
1e7e The c3t;za1,e feTs -, etSlzs4S 43 Eelnal1
Is cSac,,atad w nh; toM " uat ilen91ono
iescrte5 ~ 'tfa nv et.1ree t; 10 laost #nony
aoe+,;a ~ ~ stoles oging elo5eo T1th The
eAEe!slon = = a1e y, ;e~ eToce11es. 1net 1Ea
~ AZ .atnIu snat 'an Dofn LAD oand
"a ~ 5nu'3us I unuer nlm-
sase, ~. va:hsou lePo1ts nnding the ROAD to1
eta,a 1!lse etleHn VIII hhapSacks and haT.
5JtsacAs,, J,:n att.s anu cantechs, showing great
oG4not MH a!lAis!on.
a ahe heH wopas p ;rS I'll o. s1fasgle1s: ana they
~ oStuE o1ouSat ~ ID as 1asL rs possible ffob'
1arc 10Th Louisiana rcgtment-are In our lines
+TraA 0~4DE' e>o~A' 's'0 '4@ enoee Aeceu'iy cap
Tho Fedrra1 tr1eu,anh limo xxoe ca,,,1o+oa
kere tonight.
oFF1c1ar, DrspaTcu rpo.. rpNrD
HALLECK.
WASHINGTON, Nav 3l-The fol]ozy;no d;s.
patch vas received at the War Department
I1'S AAoln4os'
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The eueu7,s nosit;on md uorEs =, f-oa+ ~
Corinth were exceedingly strong. he cannot
a J1N F+, f-u5.A IL.