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The New York herald., 1862-09-14
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1862

rlete list returned Of every liable to military
duty Orders then issued giving notice that all
who should before certain date form themselves into
companies should be allowed to choose their officers
All who did not ft to enroll themselves in this way
TO be formed into companies by officers appointed
for that purpose By the proper authorities. All were
then to be formed into regiments brgades, &C., the vol
unteer companies being allowed 10 choose their regiment
and elect their reginonal officers. These inducements
sufficient 10 bring the volunteer force, In point Of
numbers, far above the militia force proper Tho entire
force compelled 10 drill companies at least twice
week and IN regiments at least week In New Or
leans comp my drills usually three evenings 10
week and regenta drills two days ia the week In some
companies officers not chosen until some time after
the company was formed, members al different times
taking command of the company. In this way they could
soon decide who would make proper officers, which added
much to the efficiency OF the organization Heavy fires
imposed for non attendance at drills The whole
tended largely to develop military spirit aapg al
casses exempted from the performance Of
duty The same system differing but little Ia is dc
tails was made other States and the effect
has resulted from it, viz that when call Is nndo for
volunteers when they forced into service, time
Is lost in dTihng them. II may not be amiss 70 remark
that when the First Louisiana regiment formed in
New Orleans by General Butler nearly every man en-
listed was found to be well drilled sodi,r and
officer Of regiment in New Orleans Informed that
his recruits nearly every well drilled his
own These facts here given show that such
system IL put operation here would be productive Of
much good by uniting all in such way that thoy might
work together for glorious Union.
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CT rv0ucriS cfIp.
Personal Movements.

BosroS Sept. IL, 1862.
Colonel q H. Leonard OF the Thirteenth Massachusetts
regiment, who las proved himself brave and meritori.
cus officer in all emergencies, Is now At his home this
city on arlough Although nearly paralyzcd BY rhcuma
tism, lie remained At the head ~ his gallant regiment
during the late battles ~ rcres army south Of Wash.
ng,or. His health Is now improving, and he hopes
shsgtiy TO lie again a, tho head Of his regiment.
captain John Clark, Tsymsster, T. : A., attached 20
Ilutsrs command n New Orleans. and editor Il tho
Dtc arrived In this city this mo.nng lie comes North
or business.
Major Chambers, OF the Massachusetts, Twtnty.third
aud Adn,srt Bradley o the Thirteenth also here on
business pertaining to their regiments.
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Our Hilton Head Correspondence.

HiLfoy HEAD, >. u, sept >, lSo.
The Nrgo Ascn--A Mathematical imro'sioa--7h Ne''
pSpurnerat anler-Ths sega dlca,ic Squadron
Reintorcoi Dc.
Under date Of August 25 Secretary Stanton writes
Gen Saxton giving him authority 20 organize in squads
companies, baia.ians regiments and brigades, hfty
thousand able bodied negroes to he employed laborers
and TO be turned 10 the Qartermaster's rcpart
ment They to he paid from 81 10 80 per month,
cordiug their abilities. The letter gives General
saxton tho further authority 10 recruit, and equip
ave thousand negroes who 10 be uniformed rsiione
and paid a. arc the white soldiers OF this command
These African troops are 70 reoecury tho pcss and plan
tatons evacuated, and 10 the crops that
have been igorl time W time ahaudnnei.
If 1t were ridiculous in H. lccnsc, and too
oensve in 4. accomplishment all this might be very
good Joke. But General Saxton, would seem, has seke
for his elenan without for moment thinking that II
would be turned loose upon him The entire population
OF Port Royal st. Helena and Idy's Stands y six thou
sand nine HI ndrsd and twenty saicn from these ISLANDS
the bulk Of Tia ty i've thousand Africans mus' he raised
while their ene elective population u less than four
thousand. IL viii require smarter man than General
Saxton ever accomplish the task sct before him.
The arining of the negroes has hitherto proved not only
unpopular wih the people, bat osrecnly among 'he
ON General hun.cr's hands, appears 70 ne unwisc
and inudcous but, II Mr.. Lincoln gives Us tie
order TO isht by ,he sidc q ine negro, let ~, y
must ge, tis blacks into possession IN order
make soldiers Of them, lust a. certainly rs we must
catch hare bee We cook hsa; snd to obtain the bl'os
will require Lr.cf force onda bag bounty than tncc
Sam has ye, Supplied 20 us or cncr,d tho negro.
The appointment OF General Mitchell 10 succeed General
Hunter IN tho command Of this deparimen. 4 met with
much favor by those here. What lac Will do, what
ne will undertake to do We cannut Of course somnch
as surmisc bit that the forces IN The department
be released from inactivity that they are TO be lei hy
soldier prcccic his woids aud who ncyor yc,
has tailed to drive The enemy oeorr h We accept be.
forc him. rs rort and Parcel o. what we are TO
gain by The change.
The transport Delaware was rocascd rom qnarantlu .
yesterday and General ferry Ind sta acr forty days
confinement board, stepped ashore this morning.
1clr "trip Key West las been any ythmg bu! pleasure
excursion.
The sahedion c rosr admiral Iuront has been IN.
creased recently by the arrival oi the Pows'sn the Nor.
wch. the fanhcan and the mo flese vessels viii he
placed ulen Tie Chqgieston iide Gradually but
surely nupm il setting the scal of desoltton aud de-
strilc,ion rr0' HAT doomed city.
Iouiltci to ncniun In the proper place that Colonel
Lewis Bell. ~ The Fourth New hampshire Volunteers,
has been released from arrest and again In command
OF his regiment Upon General Brannans taking com.
nand he nycggatcd the cass aud at once ordered the
above action ia the matter.
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News from Minnesota.

CONTINUATION OF TIE INDIAN ATROCITIES.
ST. PAUL. Minn., Sept. l3, 1852.
Four persons killed to-day by the Indians near
Maukato, while threshng wheat. This done within
a mile Of company Of troops.
The Indians took the horses from the threshng
machines and left before the troops could reach them
These bold exploits viii prevent the farmers from return
Ing to their crops.
Two Chippewa chiefs, Of Wisconsin, have rendered
their services Governor Ramsey to fight the Sioux 1t
is well known that the Sioux and Chippewas have long
been at war with each other.
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News from San Francisco.

SAN FkANCTSCU, sept. II, IbOZ
The jobbng trade is improving. disposition is mani
tested lay stocks for the Washoe and other remote
mining districts rapidly the means Of transportation
will permit The sales from first hands are comparatively
tring Coal oils continue in favor choice brands, 12c
75c per gallon Buttcr-sales Of 200 rkins at 27sc.
per ID.
The wheat market quiet Shippers generally procure
their supplies by sending their agents into tho interior
towns to purchase them. The prevailing rate is about
81 co per 100 lbs.
Committees have been appointed to thoroughly
tie city to raise money send to the East 10 relieve the
wounded soldiers.
The Legislature Of oregon met on the sth inst. The
session is limited forty days. successor TO the late
Senator Baker Is 10 be elected during the session.
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How the Southern soldiers are Drilled
no THE EDITOR oy THE HERALD.

INV yong, sept. II, 1sC2. .
Ihayc noticed In your valuable paper much in rcfe
rencc to The armDg Of the militia Of the loyal states. As
vet have no practical plan proposed Ih,vc been
for many ycar resident Of the extreme Southern states
and was there during the whole time OF the occupation
Nav orleaus Ivy tho rebels and sufficient time AFFORD.
al mo 10 observe the working of their militia system
Recent eves show that their raw recruits when taken
into the field arc, we'll drilled, which We have reason to
know s due 10 their system al homo. In the State of
Louisiana Governor Moore adopted the following plan
Throw ohout the vsrious parishes IN the State com
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Avery large audience assembled at fremont Temple
this evening listen 10 address agaus, England by
George Francis Train. Mayor wightman presided The
address was highly rcshcd BY the audience ard elected
frequent bursts OF applause.
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Exchange of Prisoners OF War.

F0R1RLss MONROE, sept IL IboZ
One hundred and eleven rebel prisoners were sent 10
Aikcns Landing day FOR exchange. They were those
taken near suffolk the week before last
sufficient number Of steamers went up with fag Of
truce TO bring down the thousand Union prisoners
awaiting transports.
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Death of a United saascs Ssnator.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 10, 1852.
Hon John H. Thomson, United States Senator, died at
his residence In Princeton early hour this morn
ing Ills ocal term would have expired on tho ah Of
March next
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The North American Dotwarl Bosna.


The Steamship North Amescan sailed from Quebcc Ssr
Liverpool at twenty minutes zen O'Clock this morn sg
She has twelve cabin as1 forty stccrage paeen
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sehooNer waseatt Aslure.

b'~'oSs Ssc,, 10, 1862
The schooner waIcoit hence tos Sc~ York. ashore
on Chatham bN, sas will probably get on next tide.
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Married.

GoLDN- FRAsER.-On Sunday morning, August 81, at
the acdougal street Baptist church. by the Rev. Duncan
dunbar, D. D., Mr. CHARLES GolDN Of this city 10 Mrs.
JENNIE FRASER, OF New Orleans, Ia.
CRoANnIS-DowSEs.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Sep
tenbcr III at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev. John A. Paddock Mr.. THEODORE CRONMEIN to ANN
ELIZA eldest daughter Of william Downes all OF Brooklyn.
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| Omo,ai Drawings ~ Murray. EDDY -
sssrUoxy. - EXTRA sS GLASS Gs-sspls%ser IS. isss
81, q. os. Ii, 2s. q ~ ~, 6, Il: 2s. 60.
as. rs. SO, 80, SO, 81. ss, 70, 80. TO- ~ g. 2s.
oirsaiars sent Tree OF charge W adarHsng either
covington. ky or 81 I.ou,s. No
Omcial Drawings ortAe Delaware state
Lotteries
SO, 3S. 4, 81, 81. 81, ~, 6f. ~, q, [, IL.
DELAwAaE, Class 3s3-sep.cn, ,ber 1915.
40, ~ 81. u, "a, SO. u, a., TX, 2s. ss, 81, s..
JouS 4, NORRIS saco. co.
Omcinl Drawings Of thc library Asso-
- GLASS NO. 28i--Septonber l3 IAu
' eb Glass ~ NO "a ss.a.ns., q SS 49, e H. "a sS 81
2s, 7s, SO, rs, 10. 73. 40. z, rs, y5, 70. a..
-" r. FRANCE CO. ooyinsyou. Ky
Prizes Cashed in all Leealized l.otter-
les; orders filled. W. HOWARD. 81 Prince st cor B'wsy
Prizes Cashed in all LegaIizcd Lotterics.
Information given JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No II Wall street, room No l. Rev YORK
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cnshed
ooas as %sESS dsas d Es B sa gs & co.,
toners and the public to Che Fan Fashion for Gcnmcns
The Palmer Arm and l.sg-NIade Only
h. FRANK PALMER
To Retired Naval Omcers and Others.--
and any published before 1914 Apply 10 Capt. OSCAR
street
Beautiful Com mplexion-PhaIon sSnOyv
white Cream when applied TO the face neck aud arms
seems like the work OF magic II makes the skiu
smooth and the fatres complexion trnnspsrenty white
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deners.
Beautiful Comploxioa.-Laird' Bloom
beautifyng the complexion aud skin ladies, using
this deghl article, viii have no ohef All druggists and
4S9 Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dyc-she Best I'm tho
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
lists and perfumss everywhere Factory Barclay
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale aud rcaii, No Astor House.
The Dye is applied by experienced artists
children relieves the child from pain invgorates the
soinach and bowels dsentry md darrhoa
children tee,hing, and Is sure remedy cholera
nianum, sod everywhere. 20 cents "a bottle.
Female Supporters, silk Elastic Belts,
Of approved make by MARSH BROTHERS, corner
Broadway and Ann street Lady IN attendance.
Rupture.-Trusscs Of every variety,
from II and upwards, at MARSH BROTHERS, Of
Broadway and Ann street
Diarrhoa and Dysentery are the
Sconrses OF army. IOLI.OWAY'S Pills not only
preventive, bit powerful tonic.
Trusses.-nIarsl Il Co.'S Radical Cure
with any Office Of Female attendant
Eight Cartes dc Visite for SI-Equal to
the best made. BALCS 2s3 Greenwich ST., Barclay
New York.-Dr. w. g. Platt, Surgeon
Dentist having returned to the city vii! resume his profes
sion at l29 Ninth street. few doors west of Broadway
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Sporting.
CRICKET MATCH-THE MILITARY OFFICERS OF CANADA
VS.. THE ST. GEORGES CLUB.


VS.. THE ST. GEORGES CLUB.
In consequence OF the nccmency OF the weather on Fri
day the return match between officers Canada and tho
United states eleven postponed until next season. Yes
tcrday the Canadians assembled tho st. Georges
ground at IIoboken and played match against the first
eleven Of the dragon sayers Messrs Hudson and Sadsr
were substituted in place Of Lord Clinton and Captain
open free admission quite goody number OF spectators
were present The ground after the rain Of the day be-
fce greatly improved both in appearance and cond
Capts Philips aud Hudson taking the bat opposed to the
bowling Gibbcs and III. Wright Tho first wicket fell
fer runs, Hudson being caught by "deceptive from
Gibbes Lieut. Bent followed, and after brilliant inning
succumbcd to the same bowler. The balance OF the
eleven went fer small scores, with the exception OF
Captain Pcmberton who played well for ;, when tho
umpire decided .lcg before wicket" which appa
rcn,y doubtful 10 every brt himself; and Captain
Hamilton, who displayed splendid crickrting, obtaining
10 runs mot outJ The last wicket fell for SO runs.
tibbcs bowed los balls AZ runs maidens, wickcts.
r. Wright bowled 10i balls % runs, madens,
wicleis
TIE - Georges sent Waller and Robinson the wicket
agans the bowling OF Captains Pcmherton and 1lanil.
ton aud the entire eleven disposed Of for the small
score 6j runs Gbbes being the only to get double
dgures In this innings pcmberton bowcd IS balls 13
runs maidcns, wickcts; Hamilton bowied IS balls,
20 rms, = madons, wickcs.
Ihe game concluded By the Canadians being IL runs In
advaace OF their opponents in the first innings, which
decided the game, 10 being one day match.
The occrs went 10 the wckets for the second innings
and obtained the Of 81 runs for the oss oi
wcksts when time called Captain Phillips and
Lieutenant Elphnglone especially distinguished them
solves. Another of cricket terminated with salts
an
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Diarrh9a and Dysentery the
Sc0urses OF army. HOLI.OWAY'S Pills only Q
preventive but q powerful tonic.
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Prizes Cashed in all LegaliZcd Lottnrics
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker
No ii Wall street No l. Eew YORK
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cnshed
and Information furnished Highest price paid for dDsb
looms. TAYLOR K CO, Pankers, I5 Wall atreA.
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Rupture.-Trusscs Of every variety,
from II and upwards at MARSH BROTHERS, Of
Broadway and Ann street
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Trusscs.-DIarsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. No vesey opposite the church. No connection
with any Office of Female attendant
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Prizes On shed fn all Legalizcd l.Otter-
ies; orders filed. w. HOWARD 81 Prince st. cor B'wsy
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IMPOarAET FROM KENTUCKY.

The Rebels Falling Back I'm COnfusions
ciAoNSAu, Sept 10, 1867
Tho rebel army has faIen back tcyond Florence.
Some strag glers taken by scouts say they nad
900 mon. wle Others sy thai only 10 900 advanced
70 this side Of Florence, under General Heath.
The prisoners say tho rotrea o! the rebels made
because they had heard Of General Buels presence n
Kontucky. and had not heard from General Bragg.
Our latest report last night says that tho rebels
treating In confusion
Return or tho Militia Regiments 70
Their Homes.
CsdSsAr, Sept. Is, 1863.
The Cincinnati reserve regiments, four In number have
just returned TO the city from 'front.' and marching
through the sreots headed by Major General Low Wal.
laco and stan.
The enemy are in retreat and all danger 70 this city
for this war may be considered over.
Tho population out in crowds to welcome homo
their brave defenders, ana tho city presents truly
holiday appearance.
Governor rod has ordered homo the militia sent here
for the defence Of the border.
The rebels reported at Alton, thirty miles south
1t is reported tongh. that Charleston, Va has been
evacuated and burned by trsops. who arc falling
back towards tho Ohio
Movements OF the Rebel Forces.
LOUsvILLx, Sept 10, 1863
gentleman from Frankfort arrived here to-day. lie
says there rebel cavalry force there hundred and
ny strong Most Of tho troops have removed some dis
tance from town.
Reliable information received says that Bragg now Al
fompkinsvle
Two deserts from Bucknsr's army say that Buckner
at Sparta Tenn., Sunday last with 10 900 men, He
was marching towards Kentucky.
Captain Norris, who has returned to Lagrange from
scouting expedition reports 500 rebel cavalry at New
CASTLE They captured tho Telegraph operator at Emi-
nenc and threatened hang him unless he gave up his
instrument. e.
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Female Supporters, Silk Elastic Belts,
OF most approved make. by MARSH BROTHERS, corner
Broadway and Ann street Lady IN attendance
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Eight Cartes dc Visite for SI-Equal to
the best made BALCHS, 2sS Greenwich St, Barclay
New York.-Dr. W. &. Plat, Surgeon
Dentist having returned to the city win his pofes-
sion at l29 Ninth street. few doors west of Broadway
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Espensehcid, Hat Manufactures, 116
Nassau street. respectfully invites The atcnon o. hts Gus
toners and the public to the FAN Fashion Tor Gcntemens
Hats, nov ready for inspection and sale
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catlon Company Lottery of kentucky
GLASS No. 28i-Septonber IA, I5l2.
26. 3, 81, -, "a. H. &C, As, 26, "a, 6S, 81.
CLASS No. 2a3--september Is, 1862
rs, 7S, So, rs, 10. 73, 40, z, 76, Is, 70, AZ.
49, r. FRANCE a co. ooyor,ou. Ky
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mn pAEEsg uT.l< l<-rAffON HII Il Lts /,

J,LAGS BANNERS ASn TRfNLHr ,Cs on HAND ANr
10 order. OriAinr attt rfntiag o a S8k, A.
uOGER 4 GRAHAM, ARISES snd Nsnulaetrgs,
No g Duane street.
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GNKJTCIEs md .NNFS, FUT .it NIiaI.IUN--NI
f,oRNs cUgED epE % CENTS ZACH; BUNIoNs
~ bad na, &C., e,lsed BY d.. RICE. Chgopotist Once
81 Rnwery.
, 1862-12-22
Correspondence Chicsgo Tribnne.1
1r1-- ..1- non 10 Sc

HELENA. Ark. Dec. IS. 1852
Having stepped here on my way to the Va
200 River, to join the gun boat feet Of Uncle
Sam, there engaged combating the secesh both
by water and by land, commence my indi-
tings for your readers By giving you the latest
from the Yazoo. Ere this you are undoubt-
edly apprised Of the burning Of the Lake
City and the capture Of the crew, 3 short dis
tance below this point, on Tuesday last. This
may seem 1 very bold act. But it is to those
who understand the loose manner in which
trade has been carried on in this region OF
Late, it is remarkable that there have not been
gunboats has since avenged this outrage by
burning several Plantations in the neighbor-
hood Yet the secesh here and the naval Off
Gers regard the danger. Of outrage similar to
that above named rs constantly imminent
Thanks to the energy and determination Of
Admiral Porter, we trust the trading business
and the abuse Of flags Of truce Will soon be
stopped on this river.
The banks Of the river throughouta a greater
part Of the country between this point and
VicksbuIg are infested with gucrillas, and
scarce a trip is made By our gunboats without
strong temptation to fire upon these bold
in this laudable occupation are not wasted
upon them unless they fire upon the trans
ports which the gunboats are conveying.
Yesterday the steamer erMarm0raafTfVe from
the feet below, having on board the crew Of
the Cairo, En- route fol-. Cairo. and By ono Of
her officers Id ndesRsteh ~ III lettes; tss onn
boat, was blown up by torpedo abont
twenty miles up the river. None Of the crew
were lost and though the boat Vas very badly
, 1862-12-22

The HartsyilIe Prisoners.
The following is corrected copy Of Gen.
Rosecrans letter to General Bragg, protesting
against his conduct touching the Harts7ille
prisoners, viz:
HEAnouAnTERs 14rH AR.fY CoErs, !
- DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND.
NASHVILLE. Dec. 11th, 1862.
TO General Braxton Bragg:
GESERL:-Your letter. inclosing List Of
prisQnars captured at Hartsyi11e and parolcd
By you, has been received. It is reported to
me that the flag Of truce presented itself
about dark and during skirmish. The officer
who conducted them to our lines insisted
upon our Receiving them, anu informed,
We take care Of your prisoners, feed them,
make them as comfortable as ne can, and
conduct themt to the proper place Of exchange
That is our idea Of humanity. Our prisoners
were sufficiently clad when taken, and think
ought to have been similarly treated. Whether
your idea Of humanity consists in robbing
them OF their blankets and oyercoats, know
not, but such, they assure me, vas the treat.
ment they received from your troops. With.
out entering further into that question, how.
ever, I must be permitted to observe that to
send these prisoners to my lines, without any
previous arrangement with ME to receive
them, is a violation both Of the letter and
spirit Of the cartel.
Iregret to notice this act Of injustice and
discourtcsy, which is aggravated by the fact
Of the day, when all the business could bays
been transacted without Inconvenience tc
either party.
Paroled prisoners will hereafter only be re-
ceiyed By me in accordance with the term o.
Herewith you will please receive receipt.
for the prisoners taken at Hartsvi1lc, con
fo,,,, od n +I,e 1sfR IF then, fyrardcA tev vou
, 1862-12-22
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.

Correspondents Of the Chicago Tribune.l
JACKSON, Tenn, Dec. Il. 1862
This place has been in a military ferncnt,
since Thursday last, in consequence of intel
ligence, now assuming credibility, that some
forces are near this post and design to attack
uE.
This morning they are reported to be eight
miles east Of us, at place called. Cotton
Grove. What their Immediate purposes are,
remains to be seen.
This place, under the command Of Gen.
Sullivan, General who knows how and who
has the plucE to fight, meaning to hurt the
ss1eba." every time, m officer in whom re
all have the utmost confdence-has the forces
in this district at Lis command, in positions
to resist, to the best advantage and to the
last, any attack that may be made upon the
place.
When the emergency demands, he will
make good report Of himself and yigo-
rouse defense Of his position.
It were contraband, just at present. to
makes statement in detail Of our means oi
attack or defcnse,-Khjchi it will be, clrcum,
stances must decide.
Nous ,e77ons. We shall see.
Our streets, as last summer, have been bar.
| ricaded with cotton since last Sunday night
| will be defended with q determination and :
| vii, l,-eyen By some Of our more advanced
! hospital convaleseents-if the emergency ma,
require such defense.
We bide our time whether to defend or at
tack; and, as my little Frenchman says, Of Ii
| m'impo,t tit matters not which,-so that y,
are prepared for either, and the opinion is cur
rent here that General Sullivan l. master o
| his position, for his life-maxim seems to be-
g sS,npcr paratus' s''-always prepared NEE
| his friends or his foes.
AL newspapers are to be made contrabau
here, after Friday or Saturday, tomorrow o
next day, (which, + cannot say) strict en-
barge BY newsboys and news-agents is thence
forth to be Laid upon them t'untR .1urtde
e,t2ers.'' SAMUEL DAY,
Chaplain sth Ill, at general hospital No. :
| Jackson Tenn