, 1863-12-08
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,

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Ne" of1eans.
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co1po' 1a'e 1foin tne 1font' FURNISHES ua Inc
1ouo"1ng PARTICULARS OF Tue late nght near
La11ange' nc efepo1ts toot Chalfners entered
sauispafy on WEDNESDAY last' having under
MN 1rom a,ooo 10 4,oo men. Ihey tore up
the rallfoao tfaek lor aoout m1le' On inc
Mempnls @ Cnar1eston Aoao, burned gum
uts OF cotton' 1"o or threc cars ana hred
upon . Isaan coming "est 1fom oo11ntn, my
my VI ooa1o 1nf 1eoel P11sonets' 1ae
- s@,e4 w ~ Wv Houleeiatss - eono
~. ~. - .uss "ua,u ~ eesa.po os tuei ~,
~. .. .-ls t4au tesssa oA ~ eou.e. an4 uosAea
oH' 1uo' e1c11 " Iaei4 i"1i'e' eAao "solueo H.
jury
on 4nu1soas' tne 1eoels unuer Cnalme1s
anu for1est, maae th1ec desperate cnafges on
VOL KiSer bridge, defended BY Col Hatch's
cavalry division. The rebels were finally ze-
pulsed. The 9th Illinois cavalry suffered
severely. One company is reported as having
but ten men rcmaiu1nc fit for duty. They
lost most of their horses, Col Hatch was in
tho tl,ickest of the fight, and was shot
through The right lung. One rebel Colonel il
said to have been killed. The rebels after.
wards hnrned n small n1oce fnrther west md
then retreated ia Brownsvi11e will co,ore1
Misner and his br;rade of cavairv..aftor them
The "a Tennessee co1orad ;pfantrr regiment
Ia rennrtcd ~ horc ,ctcd ,dm;roh1v n thc
49, r.,o ..,a,a rh;7o ~. 49, .o+.oo+ 49,, -~
M - .as'. ~ ..It.t1'
~" H.u4 ~, :1u.~ Mm1.. a@ uspot ~ '' e'se.
80 W no.s e.saals nau e'o'eeu 'Ae
p"e a' noseo" aAu "eee u'1Aoie " .etutn'
"e. a..oun'o ' !ol tAe!t ee'eio 1oss al zap,
tu1eo' A1aeo anu "ounoeo. no esl'naa1e o'
ouf ent'lc loss III h1ueo anu "oaaoeo las
reached us us set'
Ihe rebels lost severely. They threatened
10 return ana nh1sn Tue VOTE tnes nad pegun,
out II Is more than prooaole tna1 iney nave
Aao enough ol tne ous1ness oe1o1e 1n1s Time.
mentioned IN my former oispatcn that
p.e1aue E.,", nau 1oi eoino .ilno peeie niAalns
-a,,e,o ~ ~ - -. 1espuon ss ,1e.s nou4 ',a 1uo
G-s1rFo~7 49, actsuaee,. - - .ss,..s su.sA
snc, nrenorat,ons 1nve ~. Ron ~ nonde ND ~ IN ra,u
A resident If the rlc;nitv Ia sofd to h,ra . ~.
nortc5 At Co,nmbns that m nr,nr If : ooo
rebels is marching again upon Maysyillo with
the intention of finishing tho work in Kon-
tucIy. which they barely beernn m their first
7isit,
Passengers On the steamer s. c. Baker, from
Paducah, arriving tonight. had heard moth
ing Of the movement. The hospltal boat
Woodford brought to the Mound City hospl-
tai 1G0 sick and wounded soldiers to>day.
They were from Grants army ut Chattanooga
via fadacah- Among them were some New
fork soldiers, and many from lndiana, Hi
nois and Iowa
Cen Giles a Smith Is here
am indebted to Capt. Conner md clerk
George Hurt, OF the steamer Liberty, for dis-
patches and papers from Memphis, OF satur-
day evening, December 5th. There was con-
siderable excitement ut Memphis on account
Of thc reported approach Of rebels to that
place, and orders from Gen. Veatch on con-
scription.
Mr.. Q. 4. Underwood, Of the Helena
Shield, has been solicited BY some Of tho most
prominent citizens of Arkausas to become an
applicant for the Military Goyernorship Of
that State, and learn he has determined to
accedc to their request. There is also pros
pect Of his receiving the appointncnt-dat-
tering in the extreme.
On Friday the Provost Marshal Ind in Gus
tody several ladies, some Of rcspectability,
suspected of being engaged in smuggling
goods across the lines to the rebels. They
were subjected to search br q lady engared
for the purpose. Some startling develop
mcnts ycrc made. Onc had one holt of +hc
finest linen adins+ed tn ter onswar;no +ho
nnr,7osc of hnst1e tho coreot .roa e,,od
MIN ,o,d .o;, 1n,,tad =. - 49, a,no,.t ~
- on ..s.1.a-rasr 49, -, .n -se. ~
~ Ir,t,, ,,oaa,n;r ~,aaa ~ -. 49, aNSs-
M .,,,a "4 at,' e are ia1ao eo y. ~ 49,. otcss
yaTd mer 1oee wcTr found ~ nnncaa1 r. -
1nant,tv of cent1emen,a c,ovote 1v,,,ch wo-o
swathed carcft,]1v ohont hcr aa,,cote 1fmhs
Tho third lodv,s amn1e hoons wcrc fonnd In
rover a rnrhcr of vnrda ~ hroodc1ot,, Ho~
49, ~. a,,as - I....-..N"S.r.1a
s'a..n. 1s.s .7 -. - ' .so,N N.u4 =" .,' y. W.
s.ss asaa'e. nna .'y VI ss"en5, ~ s'A tnleao'
nesotee nuu Ices. Anse ialr smns-
~, s.is "efe oe'atneo LII tne living BLOCK 1of
4,r
ine ne" orleans and CAIRO PACKET Sui
tana, Lud"lck, master, md ". Il. Croppcr,
e1e1A1 "11iseo Mto 4ast nlgnt IRON new of-
Atsns' on tne isL enc pf1ngs lntelnsence
o. INC nfang upon inc steamer J.. =, s"on,
3ust oelo" lne NOUN Of hea hiseF, upon
tna1 ooats ias1 UP Gown. Aappuy no one
" "as nut'7 tatuousn 1ooul wv snole etluck
me Doat, several o1 WHICH penetrated tue p1-
lot house.
The Cotton Report of the soth, says TINT
Ine umaYolaple accounts 1:e.,a IRON New aolk q ap-
market There was little offered in addition
to lots previously on sale, and IN every case
holders declined to make any concession
from previous rates:
The case Of libel against VIM. Baker, the
Nax York 9s;buu. correenendcnt had cr1-
minated in the discharge Of the defendant
from custody.
r,,.. zoo ~. NJ AEafn1s; 4F Dec: s, 1868.
r,.a.1nas1 .A p.nNs.. s a. W ~ apals ana
Srsana on s~.na @ -. enss oesuay .as1
nos5s1 ,norn;no+ ,,o,ens sa1;sh1~ 0' n.,.ss,,
was sneeflflv rcpafred snhseoucnt1v tho
o,.,rar+ 800 9ra, ,rh,oh .-o1a,,tas 49, -
e.1eu s"s W.
1ntn IRAN ron feacmng mere as 1t should
have done On Wednesday afternoon.
In the late rebel raid. the extent of
dcma~e done to +be railroad il mt rnnun
T-a."5 ~ 1o. ~ - ra,,:a-.'.,.a ~ - 1oS Ano"n'
11a1ns run Only 10 conaef'aie now
This city is considerably excited to-day by
the following order In relation to the con
so-;rt;or.
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rnf;a3 .,7;ifio 1i ecae,,hia q S;e1nhie ~, y,
Mondsy. Tie III day ofDccember; 1868 at i0ociocE,
n m * fhe fnlln,Tfny nlarea