, 1863-12-03
FROM CAIRO And BELOW.

lGpeC1dl D1EpatCu 10 IuE LuICa50 AEIuuAG.1
CAIRO, Dec. :, 1861
By the arrival Of the steamer Liberty, No. 2,
Conner, Captain, and Hnrt, Clerk, we have
Memphis dispatches Of the Goth nlt.
Your correspondent gives all the news from
that vicinity that is Of any importance
The steamer Nebraska, R. Burton, Captain,
aud S. S. Entriken, Clerk, came in early this
morning, being seven days from New Orleans.
Flies of late papers are quite complete. The
steamers Ncttic Stephens, Jennie Rogers,
Belle, Creole and White Cloud, were in port
at New Orleans on the evening Of the 24th.
The following order Was issued bF Gen.
Banks on the o1st nit.
1t having conc to notice at these headquarters
that certain thought1ess pereons in this city hare
dise1e tho ag Of the United sta1es aspiaysa re-
rcrti:emcnts Of their Wares: the Provost Aarahal
General Of this department Is directed to sec that
snch practices shs 10 M a%d d;entr
Of the 1:at:on and must not be detacel or altered
By any individual within the hmits Of this military
By 81 command :1 Of Major Gen. Banks.
J. SCHUYLER CHosBT,
Acting Assistant Adjutaut General.
William Baker, correspondent Of. the New
York Tribune was brought before the Provost
Marsl,al's Court In New Orleans on tho sd
uit,, on account of q half libel half scandal
case. About fifty OF the fair sex we're repre-
scented on the witness stand. The objection
able publication appeared in the New York
Tribune Of Sept 21st, over his signature The
passage particularly Objectionable referred to
/ the conduct Of Dr.. Bacon, Surgeon OF the St.
| Louis Military Hospital It set forth that
the Doctor permitted the playing and singing
Of rebel songs on his premises, and strictly
| prohibited Union songs and music. The trial
OF the casc is not yet concluded but set down
| for Saturday.
Seven men, named John Tahell, William
Collins, Thomas Galyis, Eli'Valad. William
Roberts, George johnson, and Vim. Hcaly,
hud been tried on the charge Of piracy. It is
supposed they crossed Lake Borgne to cap
| ture some vessel, as in cases of steamers Fox,
Boston and Leviathan, OF else pillagc and de-
stroy property Of the United states..
| In their sloop were discovered reyolyers and
other arms. 4 document also was brought
to light which seems to be q personal COM
| ract with some unknown party to prey upon
U. 8, property Unfortunately, and then re-
turn to Mobile. Some other papers support
ed the supposition, they were pirates. Hea'
| Is i9 51UNA ~ W pA1Vtcu qAioo"~AN
| Having yiolated his parole he is
sentenced to be shot The men Of
fcrcd no defense, but had counsel assigned
them. Hca1y claimed he had been exchanged.
Near two hundred river guerillas-
who fire upon unarmed boats, and who have
never attacked vessel able to defend herself
were brought here yesterday and to-day
Some were captured above, and about thirty
below here. There are men among them
wearing the uniform Of tho Confederate Off
ccrs.
Col. Ed McCook did dashing thing daJ
or two ago. He learned that the rebels were
t,usking corn on neutral territory between
our pickcts and theirs. At 6 q. m. he started
with bis regiment for the pile. He loaded 4
wagons, eund reached home unmo1estcd be
| fore noon. Arebcl brigade were within few
miles at tue time. Before they could rally te
It's support, Uncle Sam had acknowledged
tho corn. :
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
Mxx1ms, Nov. o. VIA oA1no. Dec. 2, 1858.
News Is at rathcr low ebh In Memphis
and has been for Bome weeks. I send you tn
little not considered contEaband- -.
.Rumor has 1t that Gen, veatch, command
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