New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

con Pillow Alive Agniu-Esc blockndcs
the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers
with 2.G0O Troops-Grand Union Bar
bccuc ia Southern tiiiuois-I.cocis At
tempting 10 Cross Near shawncetown.
''"' CMHo, Monday. July 20 1853.
! The Rebels have commenced a lew style of war
fare IN The West which soon will become general.
l. results from The defeat OF their large armies They
ar showing themselves through Tennessee and
Kentucky 10 small bodies Of from twenty-five TO
two thousand men. Last week, twenty or thirty
Game into Hickman, 10 miles below Cairo, on The
river after dark and robbed the stores 0. the town.
They di not pretend 10 belong TO tie army but this
is oi no CONSEQUENCE. Al the same lime "a oOnslder-
htle force came into jackson, Ienn. The il fine
town. seat OF tie Slave ATS ocracy OF West len
besse,. Our irools bad buiit very e1tenrivs Work
/ tie e. but two months ago evacuated TEEN and went
/ to NIcksbirg lie town had suffered enough bc-
fore now NE Rebels making clean sweep
Col. hatch OF the % Iowa Cavalry came upon item
l4st W ednezday and defeated them With heavy
los-es. Troops have been rent down 10 Hickman
ard 70 other points on tie uVcr.
/ Gen Gideon Pillow, o most unfortunate man,
once owner Of a large plantation hear New-MGd I'd
ana 500 slaves, uOw all gone, hero III Mexico, and
cul.maucer st Fort DODelsJn, has lersua1od Jeicf-
sou ID. TO let him Try again; aud with 2OOl troops
D le I. forced
,tuated on u high hill. aud overlooking the hbnn-
dlnod Fort Henry. Ihis 10 l. miies from For,
/ Done!suu, one the Ienuessce one on The Cum.
bsfl4ud. Tie object 10 10 control tue navigation %.
/ both fivers All cor trOOps nave wiiudfawn 10 ia.
duca and are getting ready to advance on Gideon
ia iorce. Troops are CONCENTRATING 1T THIS pom,
aud things look warlike again.
/ We can rec what II coming. Kentucky aud Ten
ne-soe viii lie covered Win small bodies Of Rebel
OF rOODcIs.
/ We are getting ready to meet them. Our cavalry
has become efficient. Most OF cur cavalry War
iai-ei where folks ride in bugle.. Ii take 4 year
10 learn TO ride Il horse we'll san, cavalry cannot
a.ways follow tn mulututcs Of cooperate bindr.
Tie l., rro Can. Our &, mua,dors see II. W ler-
ever We come across Hn elective negro be II iui
INTO the army nj once. AT Weeks ,urg Ht0nt Il
thousand were driven into u zen aud coufcTipe ed.
I neie are 10 words s1Out II. hhye been pteii
7 lair prophet siLcr tie war commenced. 1 prophecy
that the negro will Put on tbc nlshirg touches 10
tDis war. lie will do II well. The more guerrilIa-
there are tue better he VIII do II. BY all nc
counts lie makes ali excellent colder; az arlllery
man he cannot be excelicd. He lac beci taugh 10
obey tie white man, he takes PRIDE in ODE yinR ii
soid,er Ga picket duty &c will wslk hls beat ike
u machine, but woe ~ hIinl VINO does not auss et
we'll tie qucs,Inn Oh "N no 20 dare lie Is as pIOud
o his brass bat Ons IS ol hls ~ month. lie To IN
bis head over his shoIlIer - how Ms coat Tvs
Wnalever lac knows he has LEANED OF the wuiIe
iaau.
I
the army az COpperlcads become Abon.Ioui-is Ia
abou sX month"; Tho dislOyal lOJIn Illinois,
winch destroyed Union mens property, and were
troubled ~ much with the "snell vi Niger al
Lome have become most loyal aud delerlnied TO re-
store the Union, cD.t what IT will. II there Is any
hing our Merter soldiers hate more than nuotber,
II is Ia COpreriIeai. saw boy 20 on steamer
, ncie, selling Tine ChfcagO Itmcs. lie nOldeIs
drove Liui .sAoie viii sucn cures that he was glad
when &c 10. away.
tt.t, .l.,,s 10. =
over the Coperhead politicians well siuk into ina-
my aud don't you rec too, tnat IT The sOldiers are
called nome ~ keep Tie peace, such peace WI! io-
low
at Du Quoin, eighty miles from Cairo, last Fri
day, d .raLd Tree barbecue Was held 10 % lebrate
.te Union Victories lhere War good r, caking, aud
d vast crowd nearly 1000 was present Toe par
iculaIs o. the rot ~ hc~-fOrk had been Juss re-
ceived. The regret burned Ia every soul that the
mob could ut ouce have teen blown INTO tue air.
a mob Id us d uger; II ,h0uld % me. just as we
would meet uscr. But every one was cOnsoltd
win the thought mat al last Fernando WOOD a Co.
bad shown Their bands.
No mob can hive. 1t is itself organized death
StIil some DiObs have cause Of complaint. Tins
instead VI having any, was % sdy tho lcast hug.
Dlunder. 1t Wac Secession No. =, Of all IT'S bluu-
d.is mono was greater than that Mr. Greeley ia lHE
TRIBUNE Once tnIs Wac 10, now IT Is the subsc'rD-
erS WHO urc THE 1RiDUsL, aud III Illinois alone,
could III ten dave raise SlUU 0UO II needed, 10 sustain
il. The fact ls, The TRIBUNE aud many other hlm-
lar papers much rfect as they eApieDs the read-
eIs We've
DuiiDg the past week, one or two bands Of guer
rillas aCteInp Ell 10 cross the OhIO below Shawnee
town. TO make raid through soOutnorn Illinois, but
they Jailed Two VI ID smnil paIty Gro ED between
Caledonia ana Metropolis, III II skih. TO rec wnat
PROSPECT there OF getting ba OF horse thieves
ia Msssac county 10 help them, out II wGs thought
dangerous, and they returned. Gen. Buio'd keeps
a close watch GA these movements. II. e. ~.