, 1863-10-16
FROM CAIRO AND Below.
Matters on the Missis"
sippi.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1oane.}


rsnec,., ptenatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
cA1no, Oct. Is. 1868.
Tho steamer John H. Dickey, Captain Dan
Musee1map, arrived this morning, bring Menu
phis pape1s Of the 18th, containing somo
lew particulars Of the 1ate fght at Collier
vile. The Bulletin gives some what different
version from thAt already published.
Among the wounded On our eide was Lieut.
Fred T. Iales. of Gen. Shcrman's staff. He IL
at the Geyoso House. and seriously Injured in
tie lungs, .......
Simultaneous witbnthe attack On conler-
vile. apd a. part Of the plan, the rebels tried |
to burn q bridge, and tear up the railroad, |
ard pull dowu the telegraph, but they only |
partially succeeded
There 10 said to be aconsiderablo reoelfo
south Of the ruilroad, but VIC apprehend that
they are go closely watched that it WILL be
long time oeaofe they eet an opportunity 10
1nnict any matefaa! oamago'
As "ieooy e'"tea' ~. aAo5 .ouuaeE
gu .ne oceae4oa woo a.. sr w.. e@ s -.s,.s ~
des11eo, ano ~ speaA - Ne'7 po
DIE manly cou1se' Ii 1eioS1pt' W s'A4 eA3'' W.
fo1e superior 1otee.
Inc came paner stats: 1na' o0o " 10
ments of den. dnfleat's co"tnAnu, t'o o"4'
ted States cavalry,) captain doR44no Gull
mandirg, left On inuraday evening lAs1, ~
By the overland rodte, 1of toflntn. VI Oh
usday, while th1s SIDE oi Lausen tae ao'
vance guard WAS met aao hfeo upon oy Pat.
II ef suerillas, Killing Lleutenans "a'1' ""o
killirg and "ourdlog from e1gn TO tea pa
D06Y,
gallope ID fo1"aro, ana nea11og u 1a7 oea'n "
their cem1ades, resolved npon 1effloie re-
verge. They did not stop 10 nFe' ou' ofa"-
irg their eabres, made 3 ehafge upon tne
sue1illas, and committed sncn naFoc ~ VIII
cause those fellows 10 kee = eieas y, .ao ~
o. s. cavalry henceforth. Inc slnogetes was
terrific, and foremost among tAo7o "1o 1so
the charge Was Capt Howlana'
The Daily Attes has tne 1ono"'ng ta'oon-
dale correspondence of the 1ah:
La&t Night IN attempt WAS anaue ~ on's1
H}ndnan 4 spiller's store. Inc burglars
priea off tile door frame and docrn OF the Gel"
!ar, hut we're stopped by heavy inside doors
to The cellar, which had lately been placed
there. Il ttw weeks since come sco"nare1s
broke into this builoarg, eFeneo the sue aao
sto|e $1,000. An attempt to rob ths safe In
the ferot last night also failed. The thieves
forced m entrance into the ticket Office, and
rolled The safe into the adjoining room; the
sof;, vas then laid upon 1t. back, the keyhole
| n,,sa ,.,tt ,ord1r and tbe tn.e attached. Init
nlleu VIZ P"as. :.~ as-,1a ~ ha ,ntro5ncad
sufficient powder coaio no' " 1us1oauseo
| into the 1ock to do any damage. From the
| o,neo,ance of tha safe and the quantity of
| 49, r..-a 49,. a r,vch ,o.zaa~
cna11ea spse 1oun" ufon ~. A~4 e"NS4
must have been used, but MI 70 no purpose.
Dr.. Tagga1t, in charge Of the Post Hospital
week: Ferris Amas, Il. in 1l9.h I'll; Wm.
n. Kenyon. private, ssh Iona; James c.
Lewis, SSH Iowa,
The ca1roan casa nt Mound CITY came to an
abrupt termination yesterday, sufficient 3D.
n.sne eeolo nos In tsa "n t.
| ~.ce m 1tc carran: :: hence Highly and Jan
4'ee ~ ~. -,
quest were dlsmlsseo-
lot~4 ,T1vru,z. fct. a. 1e63,
~ T..
Richardson, a roteo guer'na ano conscs'pes'
u fess
ter5ay beyond Lagrange anu VIC Hay e1pec
him along shortly. : ........
.ae.I.ta5 1T,
aWay from his home to be conscnpteo lnt'
.no 1os ,,," "''"
the Federal lines.
CA1Bo. Oct, 15,-B7 General Order No. 1O1
;esnp1 IL R+nr Atmfra1 Porter on board th
fioeshfp B]acklaWk, at Cairo, Oct. 10, 1865
commanders Of vessels In the Miss1ts1pl
, Squadron arc iuetrrcted to promu}gate til
finding and sentence Of the naval genera
| court 1na1tia1 convened ut Cairo, Ill ON boar