New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-06-27
GOOD NEWS FROM TENNES.
SEE. %
AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS. L
From Nice lellan's Headquar
terS,
REPORTED EVACUATION OF RICH.
MONO.
NEAR CHARLESTON.
A REPUBLICAN SENATOR PLUMBERS
- .. THE TREASURY Or @ (
$4,000 DOLLARS.

PASSAGE BY BOTH HOUSES
OF THE TAX BILL.
Nashville, Juno 10.
The Union learns that fifteen thousand
men will be raised for service in Tennessee.
Severl leading Unionists are engaged in the
work.
A dispatch from General Morgan to Gov.
johnson says that we hold Cumberland
Gap. --- t...-.
There was large Union meeting in Smith,
De Kalb, and Cities counties.
The clergy of Nashville have been rcquir.
ed to take the oath.
Memphis, June 1s, via Cairo, June 20.
Gen. Lew. Wallace has assumed COM
mand Of the city. His headquarters are at
the Gayoso House. His first official act was
to take possession of the Argus Office, which
has been outspoken in its sympathies for re-
bellion.
Mr.. T. E. Knox, correspondent Of the New
York Herald and A. D. Richardson, of the
Tribune, have been appointed to supervise
all editorials which appear in the paper.
Threats have been made to tear down Un-
ion flags flying oycr. the houses Of some citi-
zcns.
Provost Marshal Gould has issued an order
instructing his guard to shoot down on the
spot any one attempting to haul down the Un-
ion flag, or offer insult to, pr modest the resi-
dences of citizens who have thus manifested
their devotion to the Union.
An order has also been issued forbidding
all citizens from carrying firearms or other
concealed weapons. NH. 80
Robel guerrillas are still proving about
the surrounding country. Five Of them were
arrested last night by our pickets in the sub.
urbs of the city. sa.l
Owing to the scarcity of change the Board
of Aldermen voted to issue 100000 in frac-
tional notes, as the exigencics of the public
t1may require. .3.
Guerrilla bands are engaged in destroying
all the cotton in the counties in northern
Mississippi, which has not already been
burnt by the owners.
Boats going north are loaded to the utmost
capacity with freight and passengers.
The oath of allegiance was administered to
4le persons yesterday, about half of whom
were soldiers. -.s-.-, barr .,..- s.-...
The Avalanche says the rebel authorities
have ordered the rolling stock Of the Mobile
and Ohio road frsm Pamela to Meridian, Mis-
sissippi. a a. .t -.-.
.r ...-, New York, June 20.
The Times editorial correspondence from
before Richmond says Mcclellan has been
laboring under indisposition more or less Sc
we're for several days. He is much better
now, asd spends > large part of every day
in the saddle. r.-- g..,
..a.s.-... .f-. Va, June Is.
1t is believed from observations made from
the balloon to-day that the enemy;s main
body have moved to some other point, and
that Richmond is being evacuated.
.~t.-5 III Washington, June 20.
James F. Simmons, republican u. $. Sena-
tor from Rhode Island, as has been ascer-
tanned BY an investigating committee, and
reported to Congress, received bonus Of $780,
900 for securing some Republican friends an
army contract. y.l,z,s -8a I
Secretary Chase asks for the issue offs l50,.
600, 900 more demand Treasury notes. The
proposition is being favorably considered by
the House. Fifty millions to be issued in de-
nominations not less than one dollar. -.
The investigationsof charges against Hon.
Ben. Wood are progressing, but nothing Of
importance has been DEVELOPED .lr9arut
!. .a.a ..,a. s.-.-- New York, June %,
"A letter to the Tribune says Gen. Bleaker
has been removed by Fremont for insolence
Gen. Carl Sehurz has been appointed to sue
coed him. Blenker don't worship Cufey
Schurs and Fremont do, hence, the inso'
ga1i .rss Memphis, June r.
Beauregprd Is collecting bis stores on the
Tcmbigbee River, where II intsrsects tho Mo-
bile and Ohio railpoad. This j. probably the
route by which he transported his army tc
Richmond, a. the Tombigbes enpties into the
Alahama, by which Montgomery, the former
seat Of the provipcial government, may be
reached, and from whence there is railroad
communication with Richmond. .xn.9I
The majority Of his array material " il
Richmond before now. D baa - .ao.sasHa
-;e~ eaiu1ad 1Ea New York, June a.
4 The Worlds dispatch says: Sscretary
Stanton j. shout te b. rsmevsa from ths
charge Of the War DpPast@ent and thai
Mai Gen.. 4et tho paiep 6lide't-Reakss