, 1862-06-13
FROM CAIRO AND Below.
REPORT OF THE EVACUATION OF
FICKSBUR&.
OUR SICK AID WOUNDED III
HA1LEGK'S ARMY.
FHovcns1ents of the NEissIs-
sippI Fi0ti1Ia.
MILITARY MATTERS ALONG THE
RIVERS.
ENCOURAGING TOKENS Of
RESTORATION.
1900 Bales ofC0tten for Cairo.
STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION re-
OPENED TO ST. LOUIS,
Northern Weather sent South.
THE UNION SEA1INEhTiN MEMPHIS,
ENCOURAGING TOKENS OF
RESTORATION,
4, 600 Bales Of Gotten for Cairo.
STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION re-
OPENED TO ST, LOUIS,
Northern Weather sent South.
THE UNION sEA1lMENriH MEMPHIS,
Rebel Reports and Rumors.
DELIGHTS OF BANKING IKC,s.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc1
CA1Eo, June Il, 1562.
A naval officer who arrived On the #. B. last
evening, says that Vicksburg is deserted and
burned I give the report for what it is
worth.
The body Of Lieut. Co1enel Kirkpatrick Of
Lle 10th Indiana, who Was drowned at the
mouth Of Bear Creek, about forty miles above
Hamburg, On Sunday morning last, was for
Hardcd to his friends On the midnight train
Last night.
The flotiIla now lying before Memphis, on
Monday evening received sailing orders for
their departure on Wednesday for Vicksburg.
Ii the report which I have telegraphcd you,
of the burning and evacuation Of Vicl1sbur.
be true, they will be IN New Orleans
in week. The gunboats Lexington and Cairo
will remain at the 1evee before Memphis for
the present. The Federal ram Queen Of the
West arrived at Cairo last evening and will 20
to Mound City for Immediate repairs. It is
said that the enemy have mounted !: battery
st the mouth Of Duck Creek about forty
miles above Fort Henry, but the rumor
Is disbe1icved in military circles here.
The steamer Champion with sick and wound
cd soldiers, arrived from P;ttsbur:r Landing
last evening and left Immediately for St. Louis.
She brings no Eews Of importance.
Among the sick WIS 7. P. Robb, Esq, agent
ofthe State of Illinois. to look after the sick
and wounded Illinois troops.
There are in the hospitals at Hamburg
500. 1t Monterey LOCO. between Monterey
and p;ttehur.r in division bosn;t,1s in +onts
e0o in all = e0ao sicl ,ho,7+ o,a-+,;rd of rho,,,
.re from onr State
The steamer Relic crco1c arr;vcd at P,du-
ca1, ,,st exeninr trom pittehnrp 1,r3;,,c At
+5,,+ nor+ tar ,5seo,ro,. ,,-oro 3,,,,c,~roa =,
another steamer and brought to Cairo. From
one of these learn interestinc narticu1ars of
4bo ,brrcabon4e of +ba d;ff.r.,f divisions of
onr army. Gen. Pooe va mcnacfnr q large
1,o5r Observation-Disclosures, oe+;r,+ad ~ N nm
e.ro,r- t7rn. rone 1,ronos,s to u1vc thcu m
oonortnn,tv to f,,-nt. rnn or surrender.
I 1e,rn that there is no foundation for the
rsnort Of the establishment Of a battery and
4hc collection of n considerable Confedc-ate
fo7ca at the mouth of Duck Greek. The shots
FIRED at our transports ALWAYS proceed from
email bands Of vuerri1las. seldom cxcccdin,
fifteen or twenty in nuu,ber. The bodies Of
Federal t7aons At Co]umhus and Bol;Tar are
.ror1;nr towards each other nerf.crinc re-
7,a;rs m 4he Nobi1.and Ohio railroad hct wecn
1bosc two noints. It exnecte5 that = week
u;71 witness thc lin. oncn The c,pture8
contcdcrate nunboafs Sun,+erand Little Rebel
arc exnfc:cd to-day.
There vas ! rcnort last evening that Cen.
Mitchell had encountered the rebels at Cbata-
roora. and defeated them with ereat slaurh-
fer, This renort nurported to have been de-.
rived from an of.;rial d1snatcb from General
Ha1eck.
e@'-o4'- 0s '<@S ~ I r,,ao 9rna7a 1cs,
.71o e+oo-rc- u II n .r-;,oa 7,st r;rbt
,,;,b +b,. f,1,oxz;,<7 d;sn1+cb
M1-uru1= Inn, IN. ,ssa-sa NJ
The cftv was very Quiet Yesterday and many
etor,s were orcncd and resumed business.
Some dealers in sta,,le goods refused to take
Confederate scrip, but receive Tennessee State
money at ,,ar. The markets. wcre snarsalz
eun,7icd with naat and v,reta1,1rs In f,rt
,xre;,oss ho,,sr. ,n,,eo- 70 r. dr,;naa IT +ha;,
hest goods. Where they will obtain sunple;
is moro than storskecpers can tell For tht
; n1czert, however, citizens are LETT to man IL,
!: the sanitary and financial affairs as best suit
themselves.
, They will probably find some way in yhicl
to obtain the needed relief
Gen. Fitch WAS Yesterday called upon b.
the citizens to supply transportation 10 Cair
-, for 1000 bales of cotton, large amoun
+! Of sucar and 1000 barrels molassc.. Til
! wishes Of loyal men Of Memphis will b
> needed and c7,ry facility granted for til
movement Of their produce, as soon as ii
conveyance can be secured.
i The steamers captured Mt this mort to tb
numbc1 Of eight, have been taken po5scssto
Of by Gen. Fitch and the provost marsha
and will probably be at once set to work.
| Steamboat navigation will be fully orcnc
between Memphis and st. Louis in few day
iTo transportation steamers, the Con"a
and JET. Davis, were captured yesterday IN
brought to Memphis
| seeeesionlsts mere complain OF the co:
wea&her' 1he - 1snkees seem 70 rave oroust
1
: ally excessively saitFs heFe' out 81 present
only about equal to your August, WHICH
considered moderate. Mempa1Ans go a'o'
! with heaSS eoals on' SUFFERING 1rom COL
While VIC are very eo"'ofta'ie' sscess'e
clt1zens are savage enoasn 10 "lsn 4of
! IRENE heSt' thas Se''o" 'e'es 'nA3 oe 'hts
:. onceo among Sof1oefaess' AAas ~ iAsn
}. cool On tneif pars*
Inc memphis argus appeared TINS nao7nln
heans 'tS nf'' iofehooh as.ne' ro'.u cry
i was IN evening Paper lIe present lssoe
d tlleo Win clippings 'fo" 'he Softnern p!e .
no southern paps1s pe.ns III toe cAI'
- POSSESSION
1fe lesdefs arc tshseo Win ol''e'ness
l. speak out the secession tendencies OF the e
IL L tors The conservative and non-irritative pol
1e so commendahle in the 4ra!aache seems, t:
:" far. Stems to hare been ignored by the A73
+ An article On Union sentiment s,ys that