, 1862-11-30
FROM CAIRO :;*SARD BELOW.
General Grant S Army on
the March. ;
& Grand Federal MoyementSou
ward,
MARCHING light AND FOR SPEED,

CA1no, Sorembc. . 1862.
Tic news has reached here to-day Of = 1of-
| ward movement bJ Gen. Gransfs army from
| Grand JuEcticn on yesterday morning.
have no particulars No beats having Ar-
rived from Memphis, We have no neTs from
| that point or further South.
| This Irish Legion {totth Illinois resl1nent)
| sa1ac IN io-day. OilceFa~ and men III! well /
| md In fne spirits. They will 50 South upon |
| the afst steamer.
| CAtAo, Nov. p. 1859.
| 4 most important forward movement IL now
! bctDr made In Gen. Grants department. /
! Gen. 6tc1m.E's army left Hemphis On
/ "Wednesday.
The srzny 1t lagrange moved yesterday
| 1nc.ntuC. The troops a,e IL htgt splrita and
a;n~.t uu.ss1sa, good health. They Started
On lhe;r mareh With lying banners, music aad
cheers. The baggage tszias arc made as light
ae posslble-ore tent is al ailowe1 ~ twenty
:aeu, ana one t. the ohiscts Of -ach eampany,
srd Fix nagoaa to each regiment. The re=t
OF TIC hegg 44g,e will be forwarded By rail-.
The railroad a1ons the line Of 1narch will
| hc repaired Sd fist a. tbs movement is MAZE.
The rebels as they fa1l back destroy the track;
hauling tie sa!!a away se1=EA tolles and
throwing them iuto pona5 e''a creeks. they
slso tarn tle htidg;s and cu9sc.ts-
. A r.r,or, having good foundation, says the
febeis arc snilinE back Izon TallAh~:che Aud
{srerads, and tia. they i,aye evsn commenced
tneviug .cavy articles from jackson.
+ Prisoners yearesen. Ftlaberton's army as
! sishraslenei, clothed In raEs and poorly ted.
They also ray the conviction Is fast ginning
| ground anons the people Of Mississippi that
Il Trey can orposs no successful obstacles to
Fsdefel ar1ns-
The railroad from Geaud Junction to Gem-
> 1,tis wiI} be lai15 repaired in tTa or threa
II days. Trains have already passed oTef part
9 II it.
e Gen. Eea.cL has short sick leave.
I. CAtEo, Aos. :A-The great armies :of The
4f SoEth hxett IRE all IT. motion.
q Gen. SkeI3nau left Mti1pa!s Wednesday
r. ! morning, eu1 Gen l;rnnfs troops stEucE
Il tl.rr tiL| | ,ent~ Ut ,a~aa ysslerday By o1cocs
s. 1he leading coluu4Es wire IL motion. i vii
sT Gt,Ie.f o; bayone:s Hsslaa ln the morning
- ern, BANKERS tnttrred in Iui!a brs"zsa, Aut
4. music, tay.ial and hrass- filed the air. ADDED
70 ttis thEuea1d Of To!cta sent up thei
E. Nearly sil the soldiers s1s in good health
p sud ali are we'll clad AID armed They ha7'
10 unanimously dcsl7e1 forward Ia"ssn4"n,
,uent Is, Lead na to bas!e--iet US put dow
q the rebellion, auS 90 hou.H.n
d. Os,e ioo: at tha. gallant, cheerful host a.
& tt,>A nj, it, irresistible march yesterday, Ma
50 worth itiet.Iac.
sal Une Ten: is allowed to tren,y men Ard o1l
!. 70 tie cflcers OF el.h company S.x Wagon
To- arr allowed to ench zegi;:eus. Seven days
! shslors were prepared. Personal baggage vii
ae- ! bs Itf HtAfdtd by fptL
At The ra;lraa1 frcrl Grand Iuactioa will b
hs completed in 6 day ts tro. Trails hsre al7=ai
Ut. passed over paai OF the raai. Tae rebels. a
OF they 5ai, tack toeaEGs Grana5a. tar up I'll
"a trrck end ea:r5 ta's4 6! ne s'lls sfl: q
ain s::oy bridges krG crive.ts THIS viii hsye I
for II. trra;rcd IS last AZ the mrnly advances.
IN The railroad from Grand JRuction Will 10
te II riz1ti st present So,ne OF tn. tAt.s
= have been taken 10 repair tae 1oad SnEtn
.es The rebels a. reported t. te tali:n, bac
III fro1n T&llahxiccie and Grenada, aui il /: sye
sss fa4d On EcpJ authority tnAt they hre MORN
era tte;1 tta icr ralnahies from Jsck&3o-
.ae Rrbtl prisoners a. ken confess to the Mt
Tcr i,u3eicskus:ss OF ther cause In tue Wes
oed Mcst ot them 4Ee half uekt3, and not u1o
c.s .lan one in ten h4vc blankets. Added to IT,
ely .bey are htyoaG Doubt poorly tsl- IL c
lsd, rc:son can they much lungez keep ul sao
u ct 1ssis'Rnce!
ass TUE SITUATION AT yICKSBURG.
'as1 ICosseFpol1tEce Of TIE Ssw York World ]
i'm. reliat:e refugee says OF Fickshu-z. ii
,arr al the rct,ro-e ot tue ne-hbo-heo;' have BIS
nm impressed to VOTE ussn the to7ssS:a:taus q
NJ. around the tcsu. S:yer5l yery e11ensi
Eaa o9eHeI@sl ~ l;a'E pesu 'oHa - =! - -
s!re eEEtGee1a " tue Inuu s,ts. soats - ~! r,s -
i'm RIVE pt.@a rf,.'to ~ tns ~ ana - -
.lin tn. 4F* tHtiEs totA =. t~a-'1ts7 ~
the 70 Etpi1,7e o. auf 'c'teS uts -. w .t..1
.had abore rs well rs below tie city.
, ~, At Port Iu3sait series Of batteries
hfch ufeh eiectEn. WHICH, Hte esta 20 pe Si1H':1
ro-- strong as those ct |:esshuTg: ,,,,1y They ~
built hS the same eceictHr, ff!!ipigue, y
of recently died. They are designed to Eencl q
ze,f' /: attempt fl cur troops coming up 1bt IT.
r,.sr. ard TO guard the mouth ct .he Red tsv
Tns. | #hi.h Is some t~euts i've miles abo
sa,%.. J. T. Benjamin has a plantation r
va ihc to1t;fcaticrs. \ fsT miles up the Red II
ath- are sotae sai sv T. ~ 'rezaai t,o
etant stresn, Of tean'e bau1iSE a~ay salt ii
y. tbe interior Of Mississippi TneEu is . Bp
inst Of tAissy-iiye miles to be 'raFer6ed BY II
60 befn-e The New Orleans raflresA can
n3,r re1cbcd Quite large force (say 5000
. h,s kept there, in anticipation OF the arrival
!, IL, Gen. Butler forces from ScF Dgleans. !
sam Conf,dvrstes hsve 70 gunboafs On the II
.ollia IL *aa talhth. 81 o1.s ilo1e IA.s ~ " ~
: 15r | I1Fer bnaas IN sne A1pe 1uu.e us nu"s .s
g flte ont Is nothlnR n 70" ss'a, LIZ e4'9eeI -
= tht i l.tycd 10 have failed.
= nv In regard to Sicksburg tave the tfftim
rar, ot Two gentlemen besides Mr.. Pine,
Vicksourg might sud should hare been eil
atast By onr forced at the iline Eaen ~ ulss =
ioala Tue sttnSS. Is hzas s.t wIsn , ~.
p,ni0- | tskeu the batteries hsd they landed.
Grca5 This ie to be- sle more regretted, rs
4ezrd longer we sen1aJuet Idly before tue works
1ii.h more co1s4u MP: sheT d1rifad for our gunbG
veil t Of which thrs hai SO much teas.
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