, 1862-11-27
FROM eAi1o AND BELOW,
The He1eaa Expedition a Failure.
lMpoRrAz1 #FRoa The SOUTH.
IMPORTANT RoRa the Lower MIS-
SlsslpPi.
List Of Federal Returned
Prisoners.

Prisoners.
Especial Dispatch to the ch1cago T1bGne.1
Z CARo, November &c, 1861.
The barracks u which tie confederate pris~
soners had been{kept, took fire at O'Clock
this morning, and were partially destroyed.
All the prisoners In the place, numbering
1,so0, werr placed upon transports last eve
ming, and tsA7e To-day for VicAburg for ex-
change. =
The steamer Haria Denning, which took
prisoners to F1eksbnrg two weeks since, re-
turned to this Pqt last evening. She brought
thirty-two feae7l prisoners, late inmates of
southern priaoas. Twenty-Five rese1 priso-.
ners died on tha %wax. to Yicksbnrg. Some Of
the bodies were 9ds 51adoH oH ct Memphis, some at
Helana, some iHfhe State of Mississippi, and
the remainder handed over by Dr.. Caas.
Boyd to the authorities at Vicksburg.
The rebels arescuttsing CT timber at poluts
above Vteksburg,to enable them to watch the
approach to town from the north
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune1
MEaPHw, Nov ~, vie CA1no, Nov. 26.
The charge a1lnded to in previous dis
patch as regards Gen. Sherman, takes place on
"Wednesday. II is NOW understood that Gen.
Hurlbut will have command OF all troops
ccnturiDg here when they move, instead Of
Gen. Sherman. Should this prove true, some
: subordinate officer will taVe Charge Of the
pest at Memphis.
am unable to Indicate the direction the
army will take should It 1acye. No prepara-
fiona are being made here for winter quarters
for this armY.
Ad7ices from Hol1y Springs are up to Sal
urday. A small Confederate force is there,
but not quarte{ed permanently. The Fed
erals arc at Hudsoay1l1e, segen or eight miles
from there.
Nearly the entire population Of Holly
Springs have eiaigratcd. Ali the stores and
nearly every private residence is closed. My
informant says but fifteen male Inhabitants
| are remaining in the place. The Confederatez
will make bold attempt to hold Middle
Tennessee and Mississippi.
! The Grenada APPEAL Of the 21st has been
received The rows is meagre. The NORTH
| Carolina legislature convened on the 19th
inst. Coz. Vance sent in his message. He
| wants 10000 NEE for State protection,
complains of bad faith on the part OF the Con
federates, in neglecting to supply clothing a16
food for the soldiers. The appeal complain:
bitterly Of outrasses on The part Of Federa
soldiers upon citizens Of Holly Springs. I
6ays that the Fedgre1s will not permit resi-
dents Of Mississippi, where they go, to.ra5s'
wheat or corr, but compel them to put il
cotton. It only urges this as 8 resson wh.
the State should be prevented from fa:in!
INTO Union hands.
| Gcn. Pilow i in Middle Tennessee, r4i5in;
I q command.
Texas news is to the 7Eh inst. Near Hou:
! ton the Ysnkees had landed q party and Dc
stro5ed Perrg's machine shop, tools, DC.
One FederaEveEse1 grounded at Pelican sli
on the Monda3 previous. She Was taken ot
however. /.
t AT Galveston two negroes were shot, as a
39gSS4f|sss &C. s5ssssatasz Es99a pct e!e aae wei
| Tie Legislature Of Georgia passed laH, r
Gently, calling for the obstruction Of ali nav
= | gable. streams in the Ssate-Ss5oa; 600 to
) | raised for the purpose.
j, | A small rebel force at Nouconab is acting
, police fer conscr;pting residents and preyen
r ing cotton from coming to the city.
i In Arkansas the Confederates not Oh
burned all old cotton, but are noT buzni1
+ ! The rcw. All uortn CT White River is to
: destroyed, anu 1orce Is no" tnere assenol
y ! to it, One man who had $50 bales Tas
+ lowed to keep faftS.
), oen' nosSs nAs enee,0o a. 'A1ae~" hon =
4 lena with iorce, and may give the Fep'
n | something else: to do besides burning th
na;obho,s, cottnn
Ra;'rcaaa 1vi11 st,yn ha rr,nn;no,;;a *b;s
= haA1oaos Will soVA W fuAulasi - tnse
l. cinity. I learn that Superintendent cutl
.ate nf 4he St. Ji;,senh and Hannibal Ro,
- r,7t1> f,x., e o.<.b,a .ar hara +c tate cba,
= "'s'4 80 " ~ ""' 1~A~ W. ''A>~ ~AA<
# % soon as IN operation.
D. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
;. ST. LOUIS November rs, 1851
'' Aavicas sntx9eadouartersksz,7ic icate the fail,
sr 4.s~ - -.
T. u Liz eApsqts4on 'io" neiena' unues usnc
,r Hoyey Of Indiana, to take the fortified po
y m fhe Arkansas river. on acconnr ofa sand
is esensy 1oin4ea' s'> o1'79 *'o''1 s. 'D7 l''u'.
~ Nhlte h1Ter: :.
Our forces we're about disembarkiug fc
s11. ~ 49, "o,>s, ae,n- -.,a- arseEs -, =,
er "~is" ~ ene 49,. es-t' ~ 80 -. -"
be received from he'ena eounsesnana1os tne
IL aer 10 p1oceeo' ~
d. t,'a a1st rece;vea cnntains tnt 1lfi5e ~
ct, not already published from the East.
al 4 Manufacturers Convention met at
~ | gusta, Ga, on the Gosh. Owing tosthe b
prices Of articles used in u1anutac :nres, it
;s aorern,,,ent 10y a; 4ras3 ,rcse for mara I'M,
-. gnnt1, a. . Ina Hn a Tha 1 c-n1rent;nn affonr
W. fo meet at Charleston on call of the preside
itz so,,rcns % XII %Federa1s in West Tennessee
me- in lie vicinity Of Holly Springs, have for]
41 A., ~ s,ri,r shsoi dacior; +hat
H. will not be allowed to raise it; the Fed
TO- purpose being to prohibit the production
cn- everything but cotton First, that the MAJ
M for the surrl1s . % from the N9rthwest ] t., may
ses ennsneen, ana. seeona' 70 cneaPen tne E
er. sIaple. Anpflsl oe!Scs - 70 ssalse Ins pe'
O. tas soata 3ato submission, AGENTS o.
ConieaeIate Rveinnent 4! al1lt are @ oasing np COZ
7as Ean Ha67ev,a evne5;tion reI1,rne5 In H.
,a1l ~ panaaJ -, ~ ~ II -
- 14se eE11as.s - rIece.ueu w els noutu ~ ~
sar water conid 90 no further. ''N>," -
~ It consisted of seventeen transports, c:
ner ing about 10000 men, and WAS conveyed
gqnboats. Its desfanauon15 saldto hase
1gh Little kock. ~,
or Attalrs az Lasifange are uncaanseu. n
"a paroted prisoners arrived to-day from VI
burg.
ne The following Is a cor,ect list of the IT
the -.I.-.. ua-t - - 49,
:nse pr2soners mens1oneo' ln' ale ~ W SCI
.a Camp Chase and part to Benton barracks
'na' John Shoeraate, private co g, 1st Tenn. car
lrg; Milton Gasnct, CO +, S9sh Ohio. DaFid Reeke
r. pd III Tau IN Hhth f1hf1 2orr1uaI (