, 1862-07-07
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1856.

sustained by the government, collections shall
BE- made by the seizure Of sufficient amount
Of personal property from persons in the I'M
mediate neighborhood, sympathizing with the
rebellion to remunerate the government for
oil loss or expense. Persons acting with the
guersil1as without organization, or without
Uniform to distinguish them from private citi-
zens. are Hot entitled to treatment az prison.
ers-of-War, and when caught. viii not receive
such treatment.
On an island below the mouth OF, White
River ,toO men ure said to be collected and
uni:td in self-deftnse against the oppression
Of tic ccnfcdefacy.
ThE Dolly DaZltisa appeared this forenoon.
B. D. Eabors and r. HouEh arc editors.
1t is Low gotd Union paper and deserves
support. The change was brought about by
d latc order OF Col. Hi1yer, provost marshal
The iorner publishers could not swallow the
cath.
Goods and provisions Of every description
sre lev t.r..- Thcrc is 10 cbance for sp@cu-
lurjop. The u-:rhet is yts well supplied. The
au,o1.ut Of 5Lipuer1s Moth Yesterday was
SGT bales CT cotton, o.702 hogsheads Of
sugar, s, GA barrels Of 1nolas5es.
Ttuic:see money is twenty-five per cent.
discount: North Ca1olina, South Csrollaa,
Geor7;ls a. Il Alabama thirty per cent.
F!om tsuc White River TIE i=ero that Gau
uinduan ilas ordered that thsrc shall b. no
traditg viii. {auhees, except for ammunition
and SAL, en pain Of death.
4 grand salute was fired this forenoon at
sunrise from all the ca'2ps, and from 4ptaju
RI rfafS {fatI& ,tt~,+
the Gay NC celebrate.
The telegraph North was first oper=d to
press dispatches last night Mt. Bacon,
| superintendent, will allew short, approved
| telegrams to newspapers daily hereafter.
eco sueril1as are said to be colIec-ei At
=! He:er:i, Ark, burning cotton e-c. Pickets
are stationtd at all important points to keep
| them informed Of federal movements.
| The Mississippi On either s1ore was covered
with people desiring to escape CONSUMPTION
and euerri|las. North Of Vlcksburg the feder-
| 81 gun boats were continually importuned to
teke on persons Of that kind. Something
the greatest bardships.
| There is no fear at present Of m attack
The provost marshal this morning Issued an
| order forbjdding the sale Of spisituou5 or malt
| liquors within the city Or Immediate suburbs,
Or by store boats while at the landing.
Neither the Daily Apalaache OF 47yus ap-
peared this morning, their editors and pub
fishers having either neglected or refused to
comply with the following order By Gen.
| G1ant:
| DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE, |
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2, 1862.
sr5ea onEm m n 5eNG F Bt1d1 yin BE-
1esE the editors al proprico1s thereof shall first
lake the oath and bear true allegiance
ca, al and vii support tie constitution @ a aud laws
thereof disc]n1m and renounce all allegiance the
so called confederate States. Local marsha.s VIII
see this order strictly enforced.
w. S6n H1rEn a. Provost t Marshal st Gan. iASr'
Whether theyt6nnl]y comply or not, we shall
not wantfor daily pap=rs A new one,' 'he Dai'y
Union Appeal, from the old Appeal Office, ed
lied By j. z. Dawson Of Indana-appeared
yesterday morning, and this afternoon, an-
other-thc Eeening Commercial, to be issued
by Messrs. Sanders, Clark Il Norton--to be
strictly newspaper.
Gen. Grants family arrived yesterday. The
ensuing Fourth to be celebrated here By d
grand supper and ball to take place at Liberty
Hall, under the auspices Of Mayor Park and
some Of the Few Board Of Aldermen. Some
citizens propose also o Eic mic excursion On
the river. The colored population have q
grand iubilee in the old navy yard, dancing,
mu=ic ard fun generally.
CAIRO, July 5-5 p. u1.--The ram Monarch
has arrived with important ncws from Vicks
burg. On Thursday morning, the 2Gth ntt.
Com Porter'6 mortar feet commcnced tt
shell the upper fort, below the town. This was
continued all day without result. On Friday
t morning the bonn mbardment was recommended
and in the afternoon directed on the tow1
si:elf
The shells could be seen to burst over ths
town. This was continued until about foul
O'Clock, when thr feet VAS signalled to ceast
1iriBg. the battsiies ON shore replied ycr1
Light and at long intervals, tiriug very inaccu
| rate1y. About an hour after the cessation Q
this boulbardment, the water battery opened
on the mortars Which replied until the batter
four P. N the captains Of divisions wer
siSnalled to report on tue flag ships
| when an order was issued to opan tire will
the entire t1eet upon the town at eight o'clocl
that night.
1t the appointed time the action was com
menced, and continued an hour. An orde
, then came from Commodore Farragut, who's
; fleet was then five miles below, II
again sbeli the town tic next morning at fou
o'clock, when portion Of the fleet would Tul
the blockade. This WIS done, and eight yes
sells passed the batteries without serious dam
age. The damage to the city must have bee1
great, topPling houses, falling chImueyE
: crashing roofs, and slight cont1agations bein
seen in various places. We arc also infoFne
on indisputable authority, that 5000 negroe
have been ordered By Gen. Butler to WORK O
t q cannl across the bend, on which Vicks5ura
$ OF its remains arc now situated. The bed {
The Mississippi being thus turned Vicksbur
becomes an inland city forever more. 10
shells baye been sent for to New Orleans wit
J, which to reduce the remains of Vicksburs t
: ashes The canal is fast progressing to cOu