, 1862-06-30
AFFAIRS IN MEMPHIS
A Train Of Cars Captured with
Mules. Pr01is1onss &c.
TEN OF DUB MEN KILLED,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr{bnne.]


M1nrn1a, June s6sA,M
The Memphis and Charleston road is CON-
pleted to Cortntn, and the first train through
vii be run to-day.
The Memphis and Ohio road will be COM
P1etcd to Paris In few days, A Iarpe force
of men are at work upon it.
The Memphis 1rq,1s has gone back into the
hands Of it's original editors by order Of Gen.
Grant.
There is not much interest in the e1eetion
for city officers Several Union candidates
refnEe to run.
About 500 citizens took the oath Yesterday
It having been boosted that none but foreign
ers and irresponsible PARTIES took the oath fhe
provost marshal publishes . list this morn
ing, giving the names and places Of business
Of over 800 merchants and professional men
who have subscribed to the document.
The telegraph on1y ran few hours yester-
day when the current Has broken. 4 corns of
repairers were Immediately sent ont end will
undoubtedly have it fixed in short time,
Its expected the new military authorities
will 60 into their Offices to-day. Gen. Grants
headquarters are in a dwelling house in the
suburbs. Col. Wcbster's aDd1he provost mar
shal's Office arc in the Planters bank building,
as previously.
Cotton is 2l@25c per pound; sugar 7@1oc
per pound. There is plenty Of both for
the present demand.
There is no neHB from Vicksburg. No
| boat up. Nothing new from Grenada Ctr.
t al quiet and heat Intense.
SECOND DISPATCH
t MExru1s. june 2s-aoa, N,
| The train which started for Coriuth .io
| Memphis and Charleston road Yesterday at
| noon Bas attack ed bF an armed guerrilla band
some fourteen miles FROM here near German
i town. and the locomotive. cars. men. cargo.
! and all captured with scyeutv-6yc or eirhty
mule teams, and their drivers, guards, &C., in
t charge Of provision train. ACCOMMODATING the
i expedition.
The telegraph wires were cut at about the
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Va Memphis ana Cairu
This feet after the recent battle, proceeded
upthe river, Capt. Y uson McGannfg Is, ,ofsteau
q: rst- Lonis in command. At Duvalrs Biui
! thu captain Was informed that the rebels ha
erected batteries Of heavy guns, having th
:. whole army Of Gov. Rector from Little Roc
: to back htm- Preparations were madc to al
Il tack the Mound City, being detained at thi
g place for repairs. The remainder Of the flee
= passed up the river as far as Crookhead Poin
!, cut OF, and at this point found q lack Of WI
- ter On the bar, Captain McGunnigle though
best to return. As ze cap1e down the rive
. the st. Louis Was badly aground serers
It times, showing the prudence OF the step takeE
i All the distance up and back we were COL
n,
l port received her share Of the attention Of tt
d soetsl'las a'io ousn~nachefs' one a1an
4 the St. Louis was seriously wounded. Tlr,
= or four bullets passed through the pilot hou:
Of The New National.