New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
ryTEEEsrIvG pROn nIssTssrPPE.
The Nou-Intercoursc Order not Enforced
Fsissis.Ippi Cotton PoIicy-Cifizcns OF
Memphis VIII be- Allowed 70 Come Home
Turning Of Cotton ian ArhaDsns-sien.
E.oycy's Expedition.


We learn that notwithstanding the issuance Of
orders from the authorities IN Mlssi'siPli enjoying
tho s,rictest nOn-intercourse between Dixie and
Memrhis the peOrIe in want Of gupTiie7 continue TO
run the blockade and come through. A gentleman
from Hernando sssurss MS tint ali quie: in that
neighborhOod. Nothing was known inere OF tie
movements Of eitter army.
About NoncOnnah there IL a cavalry corfs which
acts o. q sort Of police corps 10 "gobble up" con-
scrpts and prevent cotton coming through.
In order 10 reconcile the people OF Mississippi TO
the disadvantages under which they viii labor ~ %
the sale of their cotton, the agents Of the Coufefe-
rate Government are going round buying II, paying
for IL bonds oi the Confederate Government, bearing
eiVht or cent per annum. The Conicdefhtcs seem
10 have learned Lesson since they gave mp Menphh.
Here every msn's cotton was TO be burnt Patriot
Ism REQUIRED It, Ia Mississippi, however, the Gov
eruinelt buys it ana moves IL 10 place OF secu-
rity. -
IL s understood that ell persons livingin Memphis,
and who claim tits ~ their home, VIII he permitted
TO return here by the military authorities at the
south. All others will be required to remain in
Dixie until the end Of the war
The Confede rates have another policy az TO cotton
in Arkalsas They have not only burnt oil the OLD
crop OF lotion OF last yeas but they have st Issued
AN orde 10 burn all the cotton crop TN. side al
Nhite Iiver Tie cOnseq uence ID, the Confederate
soldiers are now employed IMPLYING the torch 10 all
the cotton thew can find. We learn that one gentle
man, having Il new crop Of ~ bacs, ma al &C.
stroyed except oO bales
Others are not farmg 20 well. In this way tue
Conf.dergics are doing themselves ana lher tF1ehls
all TN. harm they can. lie; them 20 on
From Helena, We learn that Cen. lioyey II on tho
wing with u considerable force IN the yiciiIy Of
| Wine River, and II may DO that lie VIII give tne
Confoderates thcrclhont more exciting work ihah
de.troying the property OF their neignbors. ten.
uoyey il good llnuucr ana never i1is 70 execute
what lac projects. N0 therefore confidently e1ite'
10 hear Of some execution before no gets DIX 20
/ Helena.
/ LATER.
! The steamer Ohio Belle reached our wharf iab'
night. and from passengers on boafn we gu,her
fen additional particulars Of the llOfey eNpeoion'
In gcemg that il was the intention W TIE cAi.di-
ton to 20 up Who River to Pr'rio ia Ngien'
about twenty-One niles above The mouth oi W ni,o
River but owing 70 tla extreme hIaho"hesa % we
water the boats could only got up some lufee miios'
ghey came across 10 conlds rable bofyoi the enemy
/ and had scarcely On opportunity Tor shhhlhh'
| After romsiniug abOut the mouth OF Wmio XIV
TWO or three days tho whole expedition returned 10
/ Helena on Friday. ,,.
We regret 10 learn that come few Of tie soldiers,
without orgcrs, and in mere wan'on spirit, burned
tbe houses of Mrs. BrandenDurg ana Mes'rs. urld'e
and Mcnenry, for which they Will doubtless Do
feyeIoy punished.
auothcr Mnssnohuseits Regiment I'm teo"ic
Bo.ros Nov %. 1852.
The 47th Massachusetts Regiment, Col. Marsh,
!ef, fox NeYYe1k e aAv yia S,9p;Istab ..~