, 1862-08-28

eh>nApe psA"e IL "Ai7eloaAPP1 Ano Wills
Rivers. Lieutenant Bennett, OF the fopo-
graphical engineers, with thirty Of the 5th ILL.,
nc,s c,pa1-v rnabad q rac,,noieeoroa t,.t,r
Aon''
Al!eo osio" 'u' e''inpe d. Wv ~" ~ a1a us
covered trail leading to White River, by
which messages were carried secretly to Iittla
Rail, oud .na,;11a nart;ee ma5o d.e,o,+s ~,
-. o.;,a4r e,a,o,a 80 ~
our hn7e. oH4ds ~ s"anlps aaa oeaae cane
brake, it was very difficult getting through,
but rae object Of the expedition vas attained.
o,5 fhe ho,te for crossinr +he White p;ca- A.,
-, y .t9.......I
sI1osea. Au'oi u euilelenb importance
wss gained US to determine the general to
s.nd IN
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L.
General Hoyey AID com1alui' r.turaf 4 frar,
CLARENDON 1o.ouy, aud am permitted to *
aLaine mis- .et;:rts anu gather the details Of the
expedition. The comm sud LIFT Helen. M TN.
4t1 il, St, and the second day out appro.ched i
thjcEet known as "Pa1tersoa's Deadeuior."
Wtere feS1n!sht Q! Texan k.n GERS 'V=7e cu-
q, - fnev1 1,.fr 1hs;r oa,..t j., sasueu tnein
fj,..,r .,,n,.r 1,hi,,d 1uH;,h NO., s5J: go Aog
n1,r hrn'Erv eold;era An a,r11 80. -, ~ ~
NJ, .r,,.D ,,,.1 t.,rd 17th tn. .,''es're, ~ NC
fa.ts. :.S 1tn,+, ,r.,s Isn i'm to sur ~. NJ
j;t, more was seen of the ranycrs aur,1.r ~
march. ard the cnn1u,nd r.,HH-d 1T.r-55,tar, ~
on The Eytulutr o. LIE TCh. Sp;ue nf th4 c..t
Gitrs axarn tie river ard were t;rrd unoo trnn,
the bushes which l,ue the hank. hf,s a fau-
shtlls from this size Cleared th.n ont 4 cf.I
barge winch Ltd been s,1uk Some waek, .,,rn
b4 Col. Fitch, was raised. and eryer,l. c,,GT.
PAL lei crossed to the wrsI bank, dr1yloe tn.,
rep<l p.ckc.s t1um lie river III TOO mug If -
hurry to care tf.r t1r daah ones 1.tr ,..o;n,,
# er when thry 1narcoed in TIE t:irertion ~
Des Ares,
The enemy. thfukine this tn M n ,nora in
to-,.. =, mn q nrn'ons1ra,ion an...,.'r.1 i
lis a,cs ard al r9,rir 1,n,,ttf,,,s IN ~ Wn,te
River, aid IA; .ulY couct..:r.s.d their f,r-.rs
ne Little Rrck, in an ic'pation Of an attack.
GEerl!l4 parties 'Fers called lo, and We hope
Tor fc'f days rest 1rom their aunoyances.
nolssahce, ana acccnp!lsned its oej-:s ia 8
cIt d'tapie manner. iuree OF our ,aen were
tng Say a. SElsuaon, w;
J,,,,, p,,e.r IN r. oa1-,1.1 Anu
gni,.rt ! ~. S,n IT,, ~ 49,
' 1..s1es. ~'.
o,;.,.,- ;. N'' ,
bers and tituat,nn If the pnmT g9s nht,;nsd ilu
TIE troops a1 aud near Little Rock uunocr
a.out .eoo, =, s1eas t:e bands rowing about
iuI ';.,, ~ ars mese5 aeAaue uuuer ueu.
G,n. Rust. ard the wholn cnm,naI,,},:d hy
Hiudnaan: Ali r.ports represent them as
s:ea'ly aenloiat'zeo' ane mum SICKNESS ana
1aroe nar, wnn,t sn,T.ndar ha5 4hev q a,,o ,oo
Thy have 1yrt3 cannon, mostly Of heavy
c;;iibTe. he so]ci:i6 are arme,., except aIe 2
tslls;' n!sa snos Gaee' l.ues, etc., aua
many Mics ar.,uua Ti1I1s RorS ia cnno .t4+r1s :
| stripped Of corn and forage, and we're We in
| 20 seSsian, our supplies " ,u'd haye 70 &c
tfa' oilco .cIois lns coua:t5, as sne -afsan-
be- ,nrded in ,1'a,,v ,,lscrs o-SS' %'no ean eA'AS
FopT1ry1Sc
prenara4;one arc ha;nr ,,oaa IN f,,t;e- H.,
| lena The heavy guns for that purpose, / uu.
| etfs3ahd afs On tAe way 1a tht eyeat OF
eas R;rero "a 1hiS 1' w ua tae W uls1 aua a.hah
| tai1iug supplies. l.. G. B.
a FEW WORDS ON TIE cONTRABASDs.
6fGAp9aAR11EEs G .s 1 Anax OF OF TEE SOUTHWEST e 5S
.' -a'@' 19' @-'~'
| E-on, , o,,,u ~ 49, r,,;>,,..
for. ma $40 .n .ooanrt 3 -.,.,.:. ~ ~ ~
cor.r,,.nar ,r,,;a,, T. ea,.n1at,s -. Wv
I 80, - :4.-s
| ' 10sH ~ 40 4e<1oe4e' VI Ino Huoi
| oer, cobols1on a1d SERVICES OF the negroes
| In 8 country where in times Of peaca. th
I os,.rr ,;v,e +h,.,, -.
| 1~sA A00' ~ Wv "Al'
| niao, aEd "hefe, since the war, every whit
! man capable cf bearing arms has either vol
! unteeryd or been conscr;nted ii cannot h.
| oxro.,aa ~. ..M
| .APeseu' ous ln1s Ill 'o"h ~ WILL u country
tEey WILL De lar IN excess OF the whites. Yer
| many plantations are left entirely 10 the ne
! eroee. the rebel owners h,v,n, e.,d a. +ha ~,
nroach of the fade-,, armv Th,.a 49, -
~ ,Ao 1eee0A 81 1nooe' nos has
hf4nTH than and q
to their Own inclnations, will be found a55u
the cab11s. fnr the exr;tement II notb;o,
more The who1e rnn,ba- a..o,,-,a sats
"S D"e' u7siaieo eou'r1
o*no since our aro'y entered Arkansas. IN
that have received their free papers up to tn
present time, is 1,4l3 From Helena alone
l,:so0 Z. groes we're sent to work upon 81
Fort Pillow bv the rehe}s. Erprv 1,n1;oo a
rho r;7.r f;,ro;sh.. -. r,-;, ~
W. 1A'e1 ''' ".eneu 40 iatio' uauureos Wet
alho emploJed IN telling trees to hinder Oh
march. It will be !, ion! 1iue before the nnn
| her ;e r.oohaa +,o. 1. 4,,
'1A' n"'e *Ae'ua1f peeh GU
ItoSeu agalhst u.s. Fe", very teW, that hag
! personally witnessed the trauf1s of n, r enc
n,;,s or haan rho ,;,t;,,e ,f ~h.,r.
40 ;no1iuns1+ .e,.i+, - - y. 1, .ue aoAeue4
d17s s.S ,,d o...-, 49, ~ uaa;ta3 eu
Th.t this n,'r.. ;, uu~,h;, ~ ei.ppiS taeia
r;..I,,v ~ -. -,.r''11,s e.es @ ',u-u's u
|
! a.;,. 80 ~ y. co8a 'aAeu irou
h, ~ = 80 ies sles W nea. ilotl tne SIN !
ncuss, a-o ~ 9a5ut'u aeu ruiz ali appropTl
atea W ou' 1rnt-loPinss solaleFs, and not On
w. mefu '; " comp :llnt VII w utter. But tonc
n's nIEs't sllu you eouca ais neart; lh-n tn
! s-iFeuo eno"s 1le mugs q IeneI Is que-
slec,es OF lstl le. r. ~ll sacrifice prop 5rty
eouu.i1. ,n.!. neii ao9 n!e, ta.u7r tlan . loos
naEseI. SI.se's Is 'hs ahltnus Ut thlt Eeoei
~ n"h, anu ME We ar: hsutlus tor tae Uni N
.ne eoutI ~ ngutlns 1oE Slavery. Ea:a pirs
VI; sinv: ~. alTaSs soase1a LOT 'otally dld'rtu
| o!eSts. 1ne Soo-u las 1ofceu ~ u u1on u
80. u ~ va 4Siue tut ~ aeeepe tu: is7oe, Y
usus' ~" ~, sls'aS at s4aVtr}, or give up tn
coittei: ane tt4uu auu aueLcaa Fepubll
e1A4slA WILL pt 4ailaFe.
CHATTELs THAT TALK,
Tie ucgrocs are EYER ready r, piva ue al, ~,
int,.r,,,1ie,n 1ht-r can !, r.,1rt 10 80 ~
n; 1hr cu,,uI. I'D hu t,..sn;a " '1s uesisn
h,vs .rHar'd - +a -. su.s o. u