, 1862-06-12
MEMPHIS UNDER FEEDER
AL RULE.
A FAITHFUL UNION PASTOR


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.7
CAIRO, June II, 1S62.
The steamer Shingles arrived late last
night, with Memphis dates to the 9th iust
Tie following is our regular Memphis dis
patch:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. juno 9-t0 a. m.
Matters at this point remain in much the
samc condition as reported yesterday The
citizens continue quiet, and although they do
not Us city welcome the national representa-
ti1cs, they do not comport themselves in
cold or disrcspectful mauner. There is none
OF the hautcur and inso'ence which character
lied our entrance into Nashville. The men
are courteous, except in rare instances, where
whisky hiss usurped all the functions Of man
hood. The women are curious and iuquisi-
tive, but thus far perfectly respectful in de-
meanor and language.
On the part Of the FcdcraIs there have been
rare instances Of bad behavior, confined prin-
cipa1ly TO the mortar boat men and common
soldiers. These have been promptly pun
ished by Col. Fitch. 4 Northern 1nau con
nectcd with the fleet in a subordinate capacity
was on Saturday found in state Of intoxica-
ton, walking in public street, will co1ored
woman hanging on each arm. Of course the
porulace followed him. The man was arrest
eG and most severely castigatud hy the proper
officers. As general thing, our men have
done themselves credit for forbcarance and
good behavior when on shore.
No soldier is allowed to land unless when Oh
duty as provost guard. The absence of all
liquors and the strict law made and enforced
by the authorities against this traffic have had
much 10 do in attaining the desirable end
A paragraph in the drazanehe of the 9th i
to this effect: The following general order il
regard to the treatment Of negroes was pro
nlu]gated this morning:
SECOND GRf.ADE, THIRD DIVISION, Dist. Miss. !
MEHrnls, Tenn, June s, 1862.
All negroes, except those who came with thl
| command TO this place. and OF whom descriptive
]is1s arr filed ut these headquarters. will be ex
c]u1ed from the Ines and hoAts. Any officer O
soldier violating, OF conNlying at q violation o
this order. will he severely and promptly pun
izl,ed. This ordcs will he read ut the heads .
companies tomorrow, 9Th inst., and at the g;las,
counting every morning for week
Col. Commanding Sccoud Brigade.
Another notice to citizens mas been Issued
calculated 10 put them guard, IS to tiuancia
| dealings with Northcrncrs, posting then
| regarding the Charlottesville and Northern
| Indiana Railroad Bank, and stating that nj
| such concern ever existed. People Of til,
city and the people Of the entire Southern
Corfedsracy are nov beginning to realize thu
effects Of the grinding and clutching policy
pursued By their leaders. Their hearts at
boued down aud crushed; they cannot speed
II recover from the blow which has bouut
them down, but they will do it. A feg
mcnths Of experiences like the past fc7
days must accomplish the work.
We learn from q reliable source that IT,
rebel authorizes within the past few day
have destroyed largc quantities Of cotton q
Madison and Witsburgh, on the st. Franci
River; SEQ bales at the former, aud 200 bale
at the latter place hare bren burned Au ey
pe6ition should ce1tainly go TO the relief q
the sufferers.
The Little Rock railroad has eighty miles {
its track completcd-forty at either end-an
but forty miles remain incomplete. High wate
OF spring has probably rendered that porto
finished rather unsteady and perhaps u5elez
until repaired, Boats can be sent By th
Wlite River and ST. F1ancis, however, Wate
being plenty.
! 1t" reople Of the city are to be left to 4.
| range their currency matters for the prcse,
IS suits them, and they will probably do th
in few days. Meanwhile, some Of the bu:
ness houses arc beginning to open, and the1
will be no lack Of customers.
Rev. DR.. Grundy, a Presbyterian ministe
who has all the past year advocated the eyi
Of war and defended the actions OF our gel
era1 government, preached at Odd Fellow
Hall yesterday forenoon to large audienc
He IVES particularly earnest in counseliug sui
mission to his people. He prayed zealousl
for the ending Of strife and the triumph
whichever party was in the right, and whic|
eyer side the Almighty in his wisdom cho:
to have prevail. He was listened to wit
marked attention. Several navy officers al
gentlemen connected with the Eoti}1a vc,
present, IS well as many Of the best citizen
| Mr. Grundy has been sustained covertly ar
, openly BY subscriptions, sometimes from III.
, protesting accession sentiments, almost ca Il
to the ealary be lost by adopting coasery
| 1--WE EUulcC Al eAo kA1P4<. hS 10 I'LL clD4uel
and able divine, and his influence has bes
: and will be felt for the good Of our country.
The prisoners captured in the gunhc cls tlg|
of Memphis on Friday morning. were scste
: day sent to Cairo on the Champion No 5, |
the number Of over 100.
ITO the Associated r-css,1
MEMPHIS, june 9, {via Cairo, June 11th. J
t | It has not vet been found necessary to Dr.
claim martial law here. The military autho
tiles arc cooperating with civic functioaarle
ana the city is very quiet. There has bee
) | no disturbance since its occupation By Fed
= raj forces. We captured no cotton OF suga
= but there IRE 700 bales Of cotton and larE
quantities of sugar concealed in the outsklr
OF the city by aTowed Union citizens. Bus
, t ness in the city is gradually rcviving, stor
are being opened Most Of the captured reb
( gunbosts can be easily repaired The dAmaE
: | A1ro $ha.1 nat ~ fv1t