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FROM CAIRO AND BEL0MgH. " !.
The Claims Commission and Rebel
Claimants.
FEDERAL MILITARY OCCUPATION.
Encouraging Tokens Fro m
Tennessee
Railroad Connection Between Co.
fumbuS and CGrinlh.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune-J
CARO- June Il, 1852.
The business before the claims commission
is accu1nulatipg. learn that citizens Of doubt
ful loyalty in the vicinity Of New Madrid, No.,
are preparing to present large amount Of
Claims for damages done By the federal army
under Gen. Pope. In almost every instance
these claims either originate in fraud, or are
preferred by parties who previous to the fed
eral occupation Of TINT region, we're blatant
rehele. The most Of the damages accruiug,
were the result Of rebel occupation. This
matter will bear to be looked into.
Gen. Rosccrans has been transferred to the
command of Gen. Pope's corps d. armee.
Capt. P. 7. Turnley, United States quarter
master at this post, has been ordered to Mem
pbis.
Dr.. Saunders Of torpedo notoriety, aud
Martin the ery, who for several days past have
been luSurlating at the St. Charles, we1e this
morning sent to st. Louis.
An intense feeling Of indignation is being
engendered against Col Fry, the rebel com-
MAJ der who ordered his men to fire upon the
poor fellows in the water, at the st. Charles
fight He is at present IN the hospital, and is
treated Ike our OWN rriyatcs. Col Fry rebels
at this, but his complaints are unavai1ing.
Capt, R. B. Hatch appeared before the COM
missiol this morning. His examination WIS
postponed until Tuesday next, to await the
nr7ival Of his counsel, A J. Grinshaw, OF
Quincy, Ill.
! Regiments Of ftderals garrison every con-
/; siderable town from Columbus to Grand
, 1862-06-28

Con Charles S, Hamilton has been as
signed to the command Of tile left wing Of
Gen. Popes army Of the Mississippi, coll
sis:ing OF the divisions Of Gems JEFF. C.
Davis and Plummer. This is the same
Gen. Hamilton who .7as, for no cause, unless
twas because he did his duty, relieved by
Mcclellan Of the command of his division
before Richmond. Gen. Halleck and Gen.
Hamilton had met before on the field, and
VIC happen to know that when the former
first came West to assume the command, he
asked for 1he latter to come with him; but
then the Government needed his services
II smother quarter. On his arrival at Geu.
Aa!leck's headquarters, he was promptly
offered tie position Of Inspector General
Of the whole army: but on application Of
Gen. Rosecrans, who is now in command
of Gen. Perc's corps, he was transferred to
lie command, Us already stated, OF the Left
wing Of that force. He went to his camp,
which is about four miles out from Cocin.h,
~, 11sr 0nf,
, 1862-06-28

sA. FRANCISCO, July 222.-The Union Cou-
yertion called by the Republican State Cen
tral Committee met ut Sacramento on the
18th, and 4 animated JOHN s#ctt Of SIN Fran
cisco candidate for Superintendent Of public
ips'Tuetion. No QsAer State officers are to be
elected this 81 1T. The interest centeretl in the
choice Of members Of 1hc legislature, which
elects United States Senator. The Union
Democrats will nominate their candidates by
State capital committee. They will make
vigorous efforts to secure the control Of the
uext legislature. The Breckenridge Demo
Gratis propose to abandon their organization.
Oregon dates to the 18th report another
great freshet doing serious da7nas5e in the val
ley portions Of TINT State. The business por-
tion; Of Portland vas inundated. Crowds OF
miners had commenced returning from the
Salmon River mines, representing that d;s-
tr'ct to be Of limited extent and oyercrn ded.
The total number of men who have culi..rsateli
from California to Oregon and British Colu,n-
bia since the year commenced, is estimated at
1000.
[Iu consequence Of the storm VIC are unable
to get any report from the East tonight
OPERATOR.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
WAsHNaToE, June n, 1879.
EFEATE


Mf. HOWE presented memorial from cit
liens of Wisconsin in favor of the enlarge
ment OF the Oswego and Erie canals.
Dir: ANTHONf, from the Committee on
Printing, reported q bill authorizing the Sn-
Perintendent OF Public Printing, under the
to print and sell for cost, copies OF public
documents which may have been ordered by
the Departments Passed.
Mr. POWELL called up the resolution d.
recti1g the Secretary OF War to transmit to
the Senate the report Of Joseph Holt and
report exposed the greatest frauds upon the
government, and he wanted 1t printed that it
might go before the country.
Mr. ANTHONY moved to amend the reso-
luton go as to request the President. If not
incompatible With the public interest, to
Was adopted Yeas "a. nays Il.
Ite resolution WIS then passed.
All. SHERMAN introduced q bill to estab-
!iEh National Foundry in the Hanging Rock
iron and coal region of Ohio, between the
bIs sandy. scioto and Ohio rivers. Referred
On motion Of Mr.. POWELL, the bill to pre-
7eht melnters Of Congress or IN officer Of the
government from taking any consideration
lot procuring contracts, office or place from
the government, was taken up- The bill pro-
Vldes that any member OF Congress or officer
Of the government committing such ofFeuse
tfall be liable to indictment for misde-
meanor, and if convicted, shall suffer tiuc
not exceeding $1,000 and lmprizon-
ment not exceeding two years. and be
afterwards disqualified for holding Office under
the United States, and such contracts shall
be void at the option Of the President. Ia.
Judiciary Committee had made the bill
stronger than the original one. Mr Powell
hed heard that there were cases of officers
Of the government usipg their office for re-.
wards, and he thought there could be no OBJ
jectitn to this bill.
MIR. HALE thought the bill did not 20 far
enough. He had heard and believed that the
heads Of Departments used their PLACES for
the grossest flvorifism, aud in some places
bad ordered contracts to be given to their
especial fayorites. He would make it ,,enal
ottense for the heads Of departments to order
those under them to Make contracts with
special favorites-
atr. TRUMBULL moved to dc SO, aud to
make tie bill apply to those who for any re-
ward, compensation or consideration, give
any contract, office or place.
Ile amendment Eas adopted and the bill
passed.
e1r. HALE. from the Conference Commit
tee on the hill for the reorganization Of the
Navy Department, made report which Was
agreed to.
The confscation bill was then taken up.
hir. COWAN proceeded to speak at lcu!.th
against the bill from the House, which III
coDtendtd .Gas inlpracticable and utterly i'm.
possible 10 put in operation.
, 1862-06-28
MATTERS AT THE CAPITAL,
BRITISH WITHDRAWAL FROM In
TERhATlQkAL POSTAL AR
RAHGEmEHTt
THE CASE OF BEN WOOD in THE
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June a7.-The British pest
office department. has Withdrawn its original
proposition, made in 1857, and formally ac-
copied by Postmaster General Blair in Novem-
ber Last, for reduced rate of international
letter postage from twenty-five to twelve cents
between the two countries. The United
States post Office department did not anticl-
pate this withdrawal after the subject was "a
7orably re-opened by the present postmaster
general upon the British basis. The result Is
much to Be regretted
NEW YORK. June a7.-The N. 7. Ttibuns's
correspondent says: I'VE have excellent au-
thority for saying that the evidence already
taken before the Judiciary committee OF The
House, in the case Of Ben: Wood. j. stronges
and that Woods expulsion from the HOUSE
is certain. Others, however, speak less posi-
lively.
1.-THE bill to ca1zy into effect the recent
slave ttade treaty with great Britain, which
passed the Senate to-day With only four mega
fi7e votes, cast BY Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell
and Salisbury, creates three judges, with 8
salary Of q. 500 eacb. and three arbitrators.
The BILL will pass the House under the pre-
vioua queatlon.
, 1862-06-28
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1869.
BATTLE OF JAMES ISLAND.

EbA Z I LIZ 0G - A4A3aS 4SAk ANDs
In another column will be found rebel
account Of the late disaster to the Federal
AIMS, on James Island, in front Of Charles
ion. In our telegraphic column we print
a!s.,s brief description Of the affair derived
from loyal sources. The two leave no
doubt that our attack was unsuccessful and
Liz, TIC rcpulse cost more than six hundred
ner in killed, wounded and missing, It
is some consolation, in face Of a humiliation
like this, TO know that our men fought with =
determined bravery that compelled the SIN
cerc admiration Of onr foes. The dead fell
in glorious cause, and have left a record
# which their grateful countrymeu nav
vel be proud.
Tie effect Of. the repu1se upon future
operations, will, we presume, be but mo-
mentary. 1t is true that the Dcpartmen,
i'll which it occurred, Is lamentsblv il want
q; troops, and that the loss Of SO many
brave men will be seriously felt; but if the
:tlair shows the rulers at Washington the
necessity Of instantly sending reinforce.
mcnts to the spot, the loss will soon be
retrieved, and Charleston will fall into our
hands.
, 1862-06-28
MATTERS IN MISSOURI.
Tokens Of Increasing Guerrilla
Disturbances.

QUINCY, Ill, June a7.-The question
able policy of Withdrawing troops from
Northeast Missouri is now being demonstra-
ted. Guerrilla parties hare been forming
al winter, and are now in effective shape,
being well armed, and having number OF
pieces Of small cannon which they have snug
gled IN By some means. Tney number in Ill
about 100 men. & part Of this gnng attacked
3 email party Of State troops on Wed
needay last, about sixteen miles from
Monticello, killing eight and wounding mum.
bez more. The loss 10 the guerr1llas we can
not learn, aud the victory WAS not claimed By
their party. Crops LOOK exceedingly we'll
over the entire section, and unless this band
is speedily exterminated, It Is feared they will
Iay In Ha6te the whole,
, 1862-06-28
FROM bURNSlDE'S COMMAND
The Rebels Burn TuScar0ra.
North Carolina,

New YORK, June 27.-The Newbern Pt.o.1-
rtSx, ct the 21st, reports that the rebels 1t
Kingston ard Go!dsaoro are living on half
raIions, and frequently desertiig
The rebel pickets had burnt Tu.carora, aud
destroyed portion ot the railroad
ltwas reported that fifteen rrbels had been
killed Ut Fishervile, By the explosion of a
shell thrown BY one Of our gunboats, which
did not burst at the time it was fired.
, 1862-06-28

Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tim.s1
HEADQCAETERs BEFORE RICHMOND,
Monday, June %, 1852. j
Every days inquiry shows that the rebels
are terrifying themselves very strongly at
every point towards Richmond. Prot Love
had two splendid sctnsious in his balloon
near the railroad yesterday, and reports the
rebels at work iu great force on their defeuscs.
They are unquestonably prepared to dispute
every inch Of ground. General Mcclellan Is
bringing up from Yorktown sundry siege
guns, some Of which have already arriFcd
When, where, or how he intends to use them,
the rebels will probably find out in due time
they wait patiently. They show no dispo-
sitfon to assume the offensive again ia force,
but are evidently preparing to resist attack
Dr. Eallom, one Of the eight newly appoint
ed medical inspectors, arrived yesterday to
make arrangements for improving the health
Of the army, and especially for preparing to
take care of the wounded after the expected
battle After the battle Of Fair Oaks very
great suffering Was experienced from the en-
tire lack of preparation. There we're no de-
pots fer the temporary care Of the wounded,
either at Sayagt's Station or at White
house, aud the Consequence was that thou
sands we're compelled to lie in the open air,
upon the ground, aud exposed to the terrible
rain of Monday night, before they could be
removed to the vessels in waiting.
It is hoped that this may be prevented IN
future. Temporary hospitals will be put up
at Fair Oaks Station, at Sayage's, and else
where near the front, and accom- mmodations in
tents have already been prepared for 2 500 or
5000 at Nbitekonse. This will, il pos
sible, BE- still further enlarged.
, 1862-06-28

CITY PoIST, June 2G.-Last night one of the
gunhoats moved up and shalled the rebels on
the Petersburg road. but without any casual
tics on their side, according to their own ac-
count Of the afair. Gen. Longstrset issued a
flaming address TO his trueps Oh II >nday, in
view Of the great conflict imminent, melting
them TO new deeds Of heroism, and advising
thin to TAIN low aud make sure of the
mark The official list Of the rebel loss at
the battle Of Fair Oaks have been published.
Eighty-fTe regiments and battalions in MI
were engaged, sustaining loss Of killad,
wounded and missing Of 1891 The rate Of
postage On letters in the Southern Coufedera-
cy has been raised from five to tea cents
NEW YoRK, June IA letter to the Ecv
York Herald, dated Burnt Cairune5s, June -, "A
by Capt. Keenan,, with two companies Of cav
airy, to James River, Saturday. The Captain
understood from citizens residing Oh James
River that a gunboat had of late been signal
fzlng the shore, as if anxious to communicate
H1:l urland forces. He obtained permission
cate with her. Hc found that Gen. Henry 4.
Wise held position opposite Fort Darling,
With 5000 troops, constituting the extreme
right ct The rebel army. The pickets Of the
rebels reached along the river bank several
miles below, and as they were closely posted,
the Captain determined to hazard the proba-
bility of capture aud go aboard alone. He
penetrated, in the early morning. the enemy's S
picket line and forced negro to roz hin to
the Galens. Captain Kcenan holding pistol
to the negTo's car to prevent trelchery. He
remained on boar1i the Galena till oayIishI
and rejoined his command, having accomplish
cd his purpose.
NAsn1SGToS, June 27.-The following OF.
ders have been issued from the headquarters Of
the army ofthe Potomac;
CAMP LINCOLN, Jnne 20 1852.
Sr'Ec1AL ORDER No. ls6 The disinter.uent oI
bodies the field Ut battle being found preludicia
to the health Of the troops is st@ic;ly ohibited
By command Of MAI. GEN. McCLELLAs.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoroNAc,l
Juae 10, 1852. :
GENERAL ORnER No 13i.-The extra issue o;
whisky heretofore ordered will re Immediately
joic.d strictly to enforce the existing orders di
rec1ins hat hot coffee be served to the troops I'M
medi4tcly after reyeille.
By command Of MAJ. GEN McCLELLAy.9 a
S. S. WILLIAMS A, A. G.
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ROARDI&t' &t'-IaEge AID pleasant
- ufr'r 1:"oN's 10 let with eon.l baA:d. A:so, .
few Hat h'HlrGcfs wanted at 81 Th.rl avenue
i.GN
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-.A:v Notary
Gesirous at rrsiEai.G h;: commission fer CON
c. Box 1t6 = ~ ~ :. ,,rc - -
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I OST-On the morning. of June
~ 9Th. Lake street or Wabash avenac. moth
u ADAMS street tf"!t Hinged bracelet marked
u. ~ The Under y Ill he satisfactorily rewarded
by leaving 1t 1t the TRIBUNE Of{tcH, jclSStl-:t
, 1862-06-28

DIANO LESSONS.-A German
lady, Just arrived fron, tfsrnauy wi,ll,:, 10 sv..
t1sSn.ss the FIanh Fnr particulars Inurirc g; No.
NigHaE building, MarEtt street, ur 1T S, II. G rs
void st.Get trIS.s3tt2ry
, 1862-06-28

(TRAYED-F'ror. near the Skin.
~ ne7 sctoo! House. in the Wet D!yist,n soon
Mft-r three oe!"rk Yesterday afternoon a Snrrel
IrTse and open EuE@y- said horse Was hi:the. with
claa HALTER AA gut loose am. p:Atted t,tsr HOW'D
'ackss'E 4tEc.t Wktver wifi ct,ur;l tar ho's nt4l
buggy to .It>HE II FOSTER 2!k Hast A,riss-, et-epr
Viii liz SUITABILITY rtX:.IttI1 i.1s..
, 1862-11-04
RE Vote tGc Inian War icket-

WHO VOTE FON 1aE0MAN
4 man is generally kno IN by the COM
many he keeps. See what a sweet lot Of
-c1ucl,s are 1or Sherman:
All the out-and-out Disunionists Of the
city.
an the sxmpa.lliscrs with Treason.
All the denounccrs and vilifiers Of the
National Administration.
All who look upon the war is wicket"
and s' unnecessary"
AL who steer ut the capacity Of man for
eelf government
All who look upon the Union as having
- gone up !" and regard the Republic as q
Thing Of the past
All who, like Fernando Wood, Indulge
in hints about vigorous .despotisn''
All the rebels, from J,G. Davis down to
JEFF. Thompson.
WHY'S this: Why is it that cvcTyboa,
who 1ates the Union is in love with Sher
znan?
, 1862-11-04
CHICAGO. TUESDAY. NoVEMBER4, 1862;

,ond. Cur los - one 7t,led and fonFtseu
nortion ot stuad Sasa1tJ nd ono battery.
Five OF them ard Known to hsve been killed.
This morning Fpantou renewed the attack
At s O'clock. Al 10 aelosk he vss reinforced
by brigade of4nfaoffS. At / o'clock the
retels fell back om Union, and our troopA
occupied The twn.a Our loss up to 3
O'Clock t day s one Killed. and four
wounded. During the action = rebel caisso1
vas exploded b9 roe Of oar shells. The enc
m4's loss h unknown. The firing in that
direction was vety heavy tron 3 O'Clock to
dsIk. Tho resu& b not known. Gen. Nc
Cle]lan visited }he froat this Rosntag. A
hrays dust WAS 4aeaxsed to-day It Ashby Gap.
In what difectio4 the rebels IRE moving Is not
kroWn, the distances bei4g too great
Another pos.3qo OF our axmY took posses
zion OF Snickef.4 Gsp to-day.
1bree hrigsde9af rebel troops were At LAST
ID. ict advancing mp the Weat ct tho noun.
tain In tw6 eoauus- Firing followed, but
pp1tinG more H. hoWn-
4 special dlsp$xch says tint the rebels aEe
making demonlkfsttons towards Manassas,
and had run off 4 train from Bull Ban Bffdge,
Gen. sigel stat@l = hxys sent strong .ores
to to {ss {ss1a d. .hs 'ad 70 '''*.Fe tho tt'in
BaJsrd'a fore11a attacked 1t 4 O'Clock to
daY at A1tie, an&1s nov encameea two nils
east Of that pn$a. 4 dispatch from Geuera
stahl e.ys the rettk arc repairing tho natlFoa<
, 1862-11-04

from l1s ttjnries VAS Eood dett disturbed
BY tho dogs in the 1esghbo.noo4, and particn-
After young Brown had recovered 'saf1-'
GENTLY to be able TO return fs bis res5fneas,
hA went out to Vjhit- his trfe6f1e- previous to
his der arturev md returning lato at nikht he
Eas set upoa bJth1ee nr four degtfa ~ asaeJ
seeh m hstP hssPsF'M6 e es1 81 ssaeae1 Ct e. Cd
ID ttachi1F the hoGse Id tatutJ, and artning
himself With his revolver he fetuxne1to the
e1ley and FREQ At TIE dogs, killing one, which
happened to be the Property of NJ Bull
meyer. Thu dog .ae = 7err valaas1a one,
feeling between NJ. Brown and Af. Holk-
Gn Friday evening n being Hllow E'sa,
'ha young people OF Dayton: observed she an
pivee4sry by merJmakiEe:azd comuttsiag@
s asts as Of t1nn s,S such ~ = RS1n9 a?9,;
amusement. Mr.; Bo}1me1efh hid been good
deal auRoyed duria3. The eyonisE BY having
his do0f-bsn pulled, and dsttr1ioed to stop
it, and accordingly he posted himself near
thf To, door. prepared TO open It tasmoment the
In very few minutes an urchiEapp.oaeaed
and pulled the knob, when Mr. B. Immediate
y rushed ont, and osefsakfng tie lid, he
Kicked him with such violeaca - to xAp~
him down, hurting him Ea:her severely IA
fortune would have it, ths boy was s?a Of
father shat had occurred fdts only eeIved
to increase the i'll feeling already engedA&ta
tuward Mr.. Boumeyer bJ HI. Brown, AID or
saturday morning tha two men met tntAe
st.ssa. =. h1na1gesns ~ ~ ~ latter
| returning from Market
Mr.. Brown accosted Mr.. Bol1meyer, COM
| p1AtninR Of the treatment to his son, when
| hard words passed between the two, ana it
| wAs understood that BollmeyeT nnd1 2eFtsin
| threats a. to what he would do, and Is be was
t in the act of putting his basket down en- the
| sidewalk, Brown drew a revolver aud shot
him in The neck, killing him almost Instantly.
We are assured that 10 political quarrel ex-
isted between the parties, but that the cause
OF the difficulty and thu facts are a. stated
| above.
Mr. Bra~n immediately surrena=ae3 him
| self to cha authorities and was lodged In jail
The friends Of Mr. Bollmeyer became very
much excited. proceeded to the isit and at
tempted to ger possession Of Mr. Bns IN for
tie purpose Of executing him, but the moi
was dispersed by the mayer aud police. Ia
the evening the mob r-as.embled and pro
ce.ded to the j1l with two sEiyels, purposing
TO batter down the doors, hut the gum were
captured by the police. Duziug the excite
ment four persons were wounded-one Sc
| verely.
The mayor Of Dayton. apprehendinE serlou:
trouble, lrlegraphed to Mi. Gen. Wright f'>
assistance, ard i've companies o! Uni1et
States regulars were sent uD in special tra:G
from the barracks in tnis city, On SATURDAY
evening. AL was quiet yesterday, and NO fur
ther ofs@ s@urtanee WAS apprehendcd.
| A cQrouer's Inquest Vas held on Sat1rda,
night, and We shall be able to puhlish furthv
particulars Of the case in our next ls=ue.
, 1862-11-04
fkRRIFIC GalR On LAKE
ONTARIO.
WRECK or THE PROPELLER BAY
STATE WITH THE LOSS Of
twenty-five LIVES.
Several Lumber md Grain
Vessels EOundered.

OswEoo, Nov. s.-The propeller Bay State,
Capt. John brown, With forty or fifty psssea-
Q, r.. left htre for Ogdensbufgh last night.
Ttcts of that fine boat and portions OF her
freight are now being washed ash3re aud It
is feared that she has bean lost With AZ her
Sunday pi9bt Two schooners we're driven
ashore Opposite this city.
LATER.-There we're only liz paesergera
and sixteen cres on board t9e propeller
R.y state which fouudered of this port. We
only learn the name Of one passenger, Orley
il etrewn With portions OF the cargo and
wnecK. She was bound dof Lake Erie loaded
With merchandise. TIE vessel was valued 1t
41k0c0. Cargo prohaolJ worth $e9oo or
lie schooner Annie Muu1too, With vheat.
in % 4Ss esie off Ills port Last night aad vent
atho9e near Sandy Creek. Tho schooner
MsU Ann, with grain, and the Gazeaa With
lumber. hom caaada, ~ sahofs down thu
lake
oswrao, Nov. s.-+The schooner 0atonagon
Of Oxweap, aud Farnez Of 9ackett'e Harbor,
went aaho.e ssslT tais @orsisg. .a. ssoft s d.. d.
blaWtnr ak the timA. and continues undated.
The Onba1pxoa kadacafxo Of 1heat On board.
loaded At Toledo And consaGaea hezA To
vessel and css1o total loee- The FARMER bad
20 cafSo on board. and ID total loss Th4
cfews Of both vessels Were saved:
Tho schooner Floee "a3sons oo"na sfon
| Toledo for this po5af, with wheat, and tha
| schoooer Hazsiek Roes> bound up @ith salt
collidtd yesterdsy moruing t~o miles ftou
NtsRara River. The Watson Iunk il thirs'
sAc1Tr's HaxnoR, Nov 3.-rhe schsone
Gszetta x 0sWeGo. went AsAoFo fais moIot1
abopt haif = mia below this Fl ~. She
breaking eoE9e. :"
- vote IL UnioA Wer T}eke&. :
, 1862-11-04

to-day and carried of IN old wagon used by
Gen. Rosecrans for Photographic purposes
The dash has no significance whatever, yet 1t
il considered hardly iustihable under sh= cir
cu,nstances aince Iuks il considered a. ngn-
trsl ground
New retrpi8 come In from Alabama
and Tennessee and join the Union army daily.
They make excellent soldiers. eixty-tive sre
In Coripth, who have Joined the army within
a few days.
We hear nothing further from the intended
attack.
CAIRO, Nov. 8.-Dzertere, refugees and
negroes from near Riend. who came to our
lmeB repeat the story that Mobile has been
captured By the t de1als.
News fiom Corinth and Bolivar Is
interesting but contraband. An stack is
no longer anticipated At either Of these
points, On the contrary the Memphis
Bulletin reports that the rebels 1t Holly
Springs and Bolivar are in great
state Of perturbation over - an
ticfpated federal advance Negroes
and loose property are being taken to the In,
terror. Str Thousand fresh troops have just
arrived at Holly Springs from below, most Of
them understood to be from Texas.
The Maria Denning leaves tomorrow FOL
Vic1ebnrg, with sos prisoners to be ex
changed