New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

";ck ;s ,tarfpg. j saw the other day the widow OF
an engineer recently killed Oh the Mobile ana oDiG
Esilv ayl. who had LeeD recently at Connth ana
Dkalous and she Informs iGe that ther6 VIZ ~
yrsnf tir1es - 900 20 20 O00 men sick the heneI
forces and that they were dying daily Oy h.'iuo'.
There WAS .earul tuierug in the Come de'"'e o;p
TIE men were completing bitterly ana ',,',s
was IN desperate sae, proving u uo fIiI1". L
iiiiJn continued. tha the entire aiui! "o''' O'''
pCTeIlots.
Gradual Reauintion al Nn"icipa' a""''
p.s,e! H..iiIatious 10 be s.c' ai''"
significant EpciGen'-hFrrs' Oh tSi"''"
ve.ber,-.ece..ion sa'H9r! ""d shion
F,.ouz-Ehe ElApsnses Of the fi"'ih"
,.cs;r-vso Need ~ ProVini'ns III biAe
uc,anehoi, 1ccU5r cicc-Lunar Sb-
scr,aiious--Tse s,Fesi Amount Of Cot
Ton ssesiroyra Az ue,upti..
M,vrn,e, TLys Thrr day Noon, June Y, 1907.
The d,v ie warm and close. and ever thing con-
,ipu,s 'i,t in Memphis, nothing OF special interest
hayir~ occurred since. Tue municipal allaifs o. the
civ are gradually being regulated, and Governor
Andrew Johnson is soon expected here TO take
charge of public aii4i,f.
POSTN. REGULATIONS TO III RESUMED.
Col. MaIllard bas arrived here for the purpose of
opening tho PCs,Odcc. and will execute hls duty N
2 cay or two, furnishing to the loyal citizens tie
first opportunity they have bad for months OF COM
mun:ca,ng with their relatives and friends. Since
we left Island Ne. 10 hundreds Of letters have been
,ent 70 officers and correspondents on the fiotiiia,
fcouesfnc them to deliver the epis'es on ARRIVAL,
s1A make inouiries concerning persons pr whose eA-
Istence or yi,tence hey were totally uuaWase
arrival here has not given ua great deal OF nght'
aud ~ hive frequently, after diISent search Deeh
10 ~
We were TO inquire.
ADMINISTERING THE OATH.
From to-day Versois viii he permitted TO leave
Memphis or snip good north taki.g the oath Of
allegiance, which is rs follows;
OATH on ALLEGIANCE TO TIE UNITED sfAfh'
CONVENIENT.
so.rlnv swear that viii bear true slegisrce 20 the
Ind States and ,ipSf, Aaa lem "a. N,h , ~
paramount ba; Of al Stale County or Coniederse pow
ers; .t , ditcoursge, die outtDa' and oreyor op
pose SECESSION Rebellion au'cesiion Of The Federal
viii "a. ,oci.d Confederate Sses Confederate lrmies,
and pledge honor nv property snd fs % The sacred
performance Of this my solemn osh allegiance 70 the uo'-
c.,,mcrt OF the ni;ed States of America
Although a large number of persons here are anx-
ious 10 20 North, and many If them are unwilling
IL take the above OATH regarding IL az too severe Jas
If /, could bel upon their honorable tehlty 10 the
eloT0ns South. As many rs a dozen feilows entered
the Provost's Office Yesterday, and when t0li Tue
nature Of the oath, they swore-but not allegiance,
d
perhaps these two places were regarded "a synohi-
nous, with other choice exTletlyes, before they
would do any thing of the sort.
The Rebels here would en1eavor 1t would seem,
70 persuade Us they IRE more tendoF-eonsc'eneed
g. IN those Of Other secions who take the most So
e!nn oatha in the morning, and violate them before
noon with the most entire Indifference. Indeed,
ihev consider oaths, as l.lbernians on shIndy DO
helds special something made 10 be b!oben. Snch
a course on the pant OF the disloyal Memphians IA
H.. rI. s,s,.e tn AlQ 81 az
would for the most part violate II whenever their
inclination OF their interest prompted them 10 DO so
In regard 10 the chipping of goods the oath ~ very
likely TO fat OF IT, purpose, 80 suspected or iinpH
Gated parties, desirous OF ending articles North, can
transfer them to otheTi AID have them forwarded II
the name Of the latter
A SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT.
An incident occurred yesterday afternoon in COur
Square, going 70 show how Secession, q have
mentioned is often worn here merely a. a mask.
Two well-kaown and influential citizens, regarded
in Memphis az prominent SecotFionis's, were Stand
nl in the center of The square looking 1t ile bnst OF
ia kson and he inscription beneath H. - The Fed
er,l Union, q, mCst be pfes.ryed' fohthg 20 me
attempted obhieraton OF the words. Federal
Union" by some anonymous scOundrei, one 81 the
parties tue snpposed-io-be stronger Secessonis Of
the two, said: 1.-The ID villain who did that
ought 10 he hanged higher than Hannah
ARRESTS OF REBELS.
A number of arrests were made yesterday oil
with JEFF. DAVE and condemnation Of the Federal
Government, ano have abused The National troops,
with other kindred Ohenses. Al the corners OF the
prInt cal streets are stationed Union sOdleTs the
Provost guard doug police duty, to prevent out
breaks, riots, or dsordery conduc, Of any sort.
SECESSION CAVALRY AND UNION TROOPS.
Rebel cavalry are reported TO be scouting tins
county Shelby, within II few miles OF the city,
under tie command OF Col. Forrest, formerly n
farmer or, more properly infamous negrO-;rdder Cf
hi as apdeo ~ living the out
skirts of the town are fearful OF raid from the
eneuv There 70 little reason TO be alarmed, rs u -
probable our troops-Gen. McCleruand's division. Il
is said--will be here in a day or Two. HE Rebel
scouting parties know this, and viii early profit by
the information, 90 place liberal amount Of space
between themselves ana The Northern soldiers. The
Unionists Of Memphis will feel much more secure
wien the city contains three or four additional feg
meDs.
THE EXPENSES OF THE {LoTlLLA AGAIS.
Ia a letter Of The Goth ult., of Fort Pillow, the
expenses of the Botilla were gwen a, f'1,o0J per
day aud the cost OF one OF the naval transports
,clartered) a. $3.50 per day. have since learned
that the former item was a large orerertlnate, AZ
the dur Al expenditure of The feet u not u u stated,
more than - ON per day. and that included IN the
payment OF $50 10 the transport, all the boats
i expense as well ~ tire risks Of war am glad 10
learn these facts; for, eeres Uncle Sam is relative
sufficiently expensiye without charging UPON BIN
-um- be has never drawn from the liberal purses 81
hi millions Of devoted children born and bic sed I'M
der @ Northern rky.
TlIr MED or PROVISIONS.
The Mempbians, though they have heretofore rs
,umcd 70 have a superaDuHdonce OF provisions ana
supple. Of every sort, acknowledge they have been
soi, ey,hat short for 4 fev months pat. They are
conseqneutly rejoicing through their press al the
prospect OF large receipts at early day from Cin-
cinnat.. Louisville, and S.. LONE.
The three principal articles needed are cheese,
ten, and coffee. and Tor several days pat women
az frarss. l. H. Of