, 1862-11-16
FfcM CAIRO AND BELOW.
W2ECK CT STEAMER EUG1EM e.
TIVE MTY LIVES LOST.
The War in West Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas.

Ihe war IN West Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas.
From ou. Special Reporter.1 /
HOLLY SPRINGS, Mics, Nov. 13-9 p. m,{
Via LAGRANGE. Tenn, Nov. II. { |
THIS (ThursdaJ) afternoon, five regiments
Of cavalry appeared in line Of battle mils |
nId half distant, and a regiment Of cavalry |
YVES sent to oppose tlem- !
Skirmlshipg continued during the afternoon |
along the entire line, resulting in the driving |
cf the rebels, with loss to us Of one man
wounded, and to the rebels OF oIe lieutenant
and five men killed and several wounded.
We shall hold the position at all hazards.
The enemy's cavalry are between here aud
TompkIns' Mills. Their infantry are o. the
! Tallahatchie.
Especial Difpatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
/ CAIRO. Nov u, 1862.
The steamer T1grcss arrived last night from
!; Memphis, bringing the news Of the wreck Of
+; the steamer Eugene on Wednesday evening,
/ on the downward trip at Plum Polat, aooVe
! Fort Pillow, caused by running upon
: surkea wreck. There we're over 100
/ peraons On board, fifteen Of whon were
! drowned, principally belonging to her crcT
aud eteerage passengers. The remainder, after
stopping zone hours on the upper works Of
the Eugene, were rescued, aud with Adams
Express money In its safe, was brought to this
place She was loaded With goods ard stores,
which will be badly injured, If rot lost. The
captains of1ics was robbed OF $500. and the
express messenger WAS robbed Of s1,o3o.
There were many lady passengers, 0ut none
were lost. One WAS oadty narneo' lne poas
narrowly escaped burning, also, from The up
setting OF her stoves.
have the following items Of GeWs from the
Memphis Bu16t'n OF tne 12.h:
- e,as..t a. ltoiar L. = -.ns. IT.
Offered. some sa1a tnas 1ia1s Hao ".'u
d1aWn-othets, thas tne con1eaes0lSs se1eaa. Y,
cd. Inc pa1eSan 1anSeto Lave .seA o'9 9'Aae~N
l BY Femoef1on' LIE Nc" seoe' so~HAoo,'
}, They nave gone P'1nstpa'y thso '@sasoA
r cavalry 1acEson le maoe o'4sauiss s1s -, =,
I The people OF M1sslsslppl ase fuonsas " az
f slaves to the antet1ol' ~. A1'S
G visit. The "nole ot "es'esn ienues'so :.
! now under federal conttol, ana co''oh 10 ~
longer destroyed. ons "4'1 GLE 1ois oe4oA -
ind matKet.
:. mopua ae"s -. 49,. 80 ~ .nassasratas 49, A.
WILL never teaen 'ne's AAo IesA.
b few and scattering. Ihe 1eoels are 1ortn9la!
s, jackson, Miss.. getting in reinforcemeats fo
,s +hs evnected stack. It was reported a
T<,o,o -, Monday that the federal troep
le Helena on nohuas' su4' NV 80. ste:l sss
~ -ots, ,,1d;+ra %hpre. Three offices
se w ~ of;,1, 1o,ea we're canturea onpos,t
N ,ronso, ,no,,,-o T,av ws,
=. Isast ~ tsncin thu no,1or, and snreeot
ne Ta., .rar, ,,nt ha1f mile FINN onr n,ckets
of =. !, -o,,,r+aa +hot tha,e w.s
o. ekfm,th on hoFn LaAe on .ne 49, osssus
H. guerillss and Union cavalry tne guerl'l'
Oh were scattered. -.....
elf Especial Dispatch TO The Chtcaso Ef4onne-i
~ CA1no, Nov. II, 1869.
~ ~ The John j. Roe is the only steamer fro
IL" Meronhfa todar. she having been nearly
~ ~ .or,aa 1,e- r.uc Ia s+a7
week en- fon1e- VI coufse nef ne"e 70 'sss'
ess I am informed BY passengers on the II
acs that there are 200 confederate prisoners at c
:. ! - 49, ,,oara +ba ataanner fytv of A1to
IL lomoue W no>.a ~ s' .. st.,...s
nd They were captured az tae reeent shnAl
o11 near Holly Springs, and will ba here to-nigt
." aes,ra zero onset at Meunhfs when the B.
tut 7,e n,t.ra fe ~, 1,ter movement than WA
The 1e4i, - Nv 4 - ae,no..oaa A
:, ! ported from Lagrange by your cofrespoace
lcn Yesterday.
cts C,po Novemher 14-Tne arrival and
NAlRos Nosenoea ane ao,,t;,raa snma f,nr
~ 43se Rs. hoats covrfed With their Uyiag freig
um nave heen here TO-DAY.
the Aee 49,. c-... 80 - MIN -s,,a,a v
t,5 IL GRANGE, NOV A4.-0ine f'oei' :"
killed to-day Our loss Is one nun %ouna
lest Ahundred horses, a hundred pEisoners, 3
r If ~ r.r,1rv email ar1nn and ar1nv 1nu1e, "
~ .0'o' .-,,1o. ,,ss ~.
ana captured. oen' sAupleoe oost al I'e1 ~
son 4 few days ago Of pneumonia G
Stanley 1eaves today to report to Gen. Rt
49, cracs, Army movements are active.