, 1863-01-23
FROM MEfkPHlS AND BELOW.
The late Frightfa1 r. r.
Accident.
LIST OF KILLED AND
WOUNDED,
New Restrictions. or River
Trade.~

:: Trade. :.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1 :
MEMPHIS, Gan. 70, via CA1Ho. Jan. e. 1888 !;
The accident spoken Of in my dispatch yes
terday, on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, turns out more serious tlan was at first
supposed. Tho catastrophe is now said to
have been occasioncd by the recklessness Of!
the engineer. The following Is the list oil
killed and wounded:
John y, Barber, Co. F. Goth Ohio, legs and thigh
B; e: Ridaer Sd Ohio battery, bruised abont thelI
SESsf bas; sss3s s{sSs; % Ohio battery
wm: Edwafds, F, s5th Ohio. contnslons On face'
PeteE Tes, busler, Sd Ohio battery, instantly
Wm. Kcohntz. Sd Ohio battery, private, killed. |
Ws. I. Foe. D.. 18th Ohio battery; foot injured.
eR ohs hesa ann ana hi2EsR sias
Erass5 visa; Z; 81 III. i leg flactarsd. /
Dan. Cox, E, sth H., bruised about the body,
sidney ]. IA agebecker. K. sth H., foot CRUSHED 4
4. I. Mathoiny, Z, 6th NJ, foot Injured. =
Hoxsa 6ho h I s aad iPfsa Sal
Henry Wasstaf. a, 18th Ohio, bruised about thl
s. Diair, Chaplain esd H., badly cut and bruised
about The face and ribs, and shoulder dislocatei
negsy 1Sies, i, 18th Ohio, confusion of ace anj
scrg't: Jas: Rice. B, esd H., back epratne:d.
joseph Bullock, Bottoms Chicago battery, back III
Edward oMaire, Bolton battery, Confusion,
3. F. Bryan, B, 261h Ohio, face cut and 5rnisel:,
!. D. Lamber, B. 10th Ohio, face cut and brllset4
John G:atthaEer. T. 18th III, chest injured. vIS
4 Heni3 e. Fn1oa 1T h i0ss ohio e saee and
sprained " ~' 'A ::
john Alexander, E, 18th Ohio. face and legs badz
Wesley Reed, l. ., 18th Ohio, foot crushed. 5
John .; Lough1in, <, aoth Ohio leg badly cruahca
ee3issa Brewer, H, e:d Illinois, bruised face at
HfSni S,G;3 az; Sy;,ss sth Ohio, face hip and should
b: +. AeaorTls, &, ssl Illinois, confusion on tSp
ssrst: Charles welscr, E, SD Illinois, injured
r1os; =; paris. musician, F, SD Illinois, BABY
John y: showsrhom, I. Esd Illinois, thigh ft4t-
John Mccarthy, F, J3l illinois, chest injured. +.
Ono person was killed, name unknown, aid
two Others died before reaching the 1isspit f.
III this city The wounded wero brougbt1o
this city yesterday afternoon, and are ;.s=t
properly attended to in the hospitals. Il
|. There is no news from below. Boats =.
Cairo are very scarce, the authorities laay;ss;;
use for all that arrive. Persons at our 1eAc
today offered $1,000 for passage to Gallo.
VIC should at least hare boats enough to
transport the mails. 4
The following Government order has been
Issued by Gen. Grant: =
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE,
- MEaru1a, Jan. 16, 1863. u
GENERAL ORDER No. 5.-Herca{ter :thsre
shall be collected by tue Provost Marshal,
1or the secret service and hospital fund !, Pc
following fees: 4
tary post, whether principal or'agcnt, S1gy
For each permit to tr1de at any lniliIJFy
post where trade tIad is regulated by the :sA*'l
The amount thus collected shall be reported
| to liz Provost Mnrb:Asi Of Ills dtes:.c:: at III
| time OF making his weekly report, and blythe
| District Provost Marshal reported and said
over to tho Provost Marshal General at{tIle
| time Of making their seuli-lnonthly repoi.T
The Provost Marshal General will ply
over said fund to the Chief Quartermaster o1
| the department, who will hold the same, sub.
| ject to order of the General commanding tte
! department.
| Each local provost marshal will keep lu'
p1icatc Of oil permits granted under this or,
der, and will state ID his report the name
and residence Of the party obtaining the per
NIT, aud the date thereof. All permits, here
after granted will be, considered retokcd, and
! partie are requested to comply withthe terms
| Of this order.
This order is not to be construed to remove
any restrictions imposed by previous orders
By command Of Gen. u. s. Grant
(Sigucd) - Jons A. RAwL1Ss,
| Assistant Adjutant General.
II is generally understood that the fund re
cciyed by selling permits is to be expended
for hospital purposes. Large numbers tool
out permits and paid their 500 this morning
Gen. Grant returned to this city last night
from a trip below.
McArthur's division has made a mo7cmcn
ofsomc sort, and others arc preparing to fol
low suit.
Gen. Veatch had been induced by smal
party assembling on Sunday night last, t
order an election for Congressman, to tax
place to-day. But very few yotes will be cas-
By real Union men who wish to wait unit
August next, when the State rules call sue
election.
An answer has not yet been received fro1
Gen. Grants dispatch to Gov johnson, asl
ing in the name Of the people such postpon'
mcnt.
D. B. Eabors, one Of the prominent cand
dates, thinking IN expression OF electors vi
not be lad to-day, las withdrawn from Il
contest. The remainder do not favor IL
present election, but have not Withdrawn.
MILITARY CHANCES 4AND ASPECTS.
[Ftom Our Own Reporter~l
MEMrns, Jan. II, 1885,,
The 10th ARMY corps, Us such, has now Z
practical existence. You will recollcct I'll,
Gen Hurlbut was assigned to the commar
Of this numbered corps by the President, b'
Us he desired leave of absence, Gen. Hasuiltc
i was placed in command by order Of Gc
! Grant. Since then this army organization
broken up By the withdrawal Of tTo div
! sIons, which have been sent to operate
, other quarters. Their place will@bc occupit
and their duties performed BY two division
: of the 18th army corps, now in command
; Gen. Mcpherson.
: Gen. Hamilton was yesterday assigned
| the command of the Districts Of Columbu
Jackson, Corinth and Memphis, vi
!. . headquarters at Memphis for the present, b
> l. subject to be removed to any other part
the command required by the exigencies
!. ! the service.
+ The district commanders will thereto
. Thereafter report 10 him. understand it
bis intention 10 visit each portion Of his col
: mand within few days, and that every PC
0 / will be placed upon footing calculated to :
G cure the greatest degree Of efficiency. &c
n Hnmiltonfs command will be known as t
r District of West Tennessee. =
Isuppose commit no indiscretion whe1
n say that the integrity Of the line cast hen
to Grand junction, and thence to Corinth
|. way of jackson, will be- religionsly and c:
d |. tain1y maintained. I can sec no reason +
: keeping open the line north from jackson
g Columbus, mud, without being positively
r formed in the premises. venture t
Is assertion that in time It will
r thought proper to abandon 1T. T
~ reasons why l. believe this arc +
It 1nc1ous but this, which i patent is suf1icic1
If We cau maintain connection better BY Way
Memphis, and hare use for the large fol
- now guarding the track between the t.
u points mentioned. It is probable that
'e Stores and property between Jackson and
IS lumbus, not required for the Immediate C
sumption of the troops, will be taken e1tt
: to Memphis or Corinth. :,
n Should these movements, which have 70
eb,dowpd. re,lly take Dfuce. there Is f