, 1863-09-22
FROM VICKSBURC.
special Correspondence Of the Chicago Trlbonc,1
GEN. GaAs1's HrAnquAgrtRs,
F1cKsBuHo, Sept. 10, 1862.

r. -.The rebels are gloomy and veneefu1 fl,
their light has gone out; thew ara acttng ~
1sst sca2 . IL the,r i1r, nm vha.a % e.. ~.
lsst eeehe u 1nei6 ot@n1' "hefe rsbeUor
yields the ghost: -''" =
T.: War der where one will In this naati1an,
c,+v ona dormant venoeancs r,aets r." "
:. -, = a.oh os,-o~ tus sso-
aa.h stondsra whi,e f,on, .hs ~ 'i,.t s.snos W
eaen ataou4u' ""tie taou tne sattef1nG stee]
1t haEbes defiance to The sun.
The splendid 17th army CORPS. Gen: Mr.
pbe,son Is n, charsa Of md ssc.s7o,aa -s;th,.
aea a1ooha le c1'y.. LIS aabofs nave beer
great since the siege, Us It's deeds were heroic
[ during tfs nropress. tt has n1ace5 tho n,t,
| ss.-s:,;as.tIa.s sa - - t@1 ~ e4.'
aoo'e testnease auo gwen II tae measurable
boon OF health. Streets have been made and
! catfnns excavated r,,7,ns3 10; haa,> ~ -,
e-n1s ~ 1'aso - p.s 90. q 1.lose nas oeen onn'
! 11on nsre 10 Bic BLACK to furnish the 18th
army corpa with supplies. and the region
| round about NTH food, which was ao l{vht
;1ahor When wa nan, a 1,sro a. ..,,.-.,, 20.
.ns -. "A w." w sAA.e .sio Nv tan"ay ~ snops
snu engines were destroyed. hans were
were broken, everything that con ia he token
trorn the aro1nas ,rero +s1-a- ,,,sts, s -
AtAN .A4s sp17 ne@e tahe0' a0a0 Nc nao
only the boilers and wheels. -;
Gen. Mcpherson detailed Col. Coolbaugh,
Of bis staff. TO place the road In order and re.
fact thst tha; oa 1ntb;nn ~ ri the
aanaH eas tn".S b. ms potuias ~ notA "Atn'
z.na trnm 1he or,nv gara Iatnsia5 tno1, LII Ill
| made. foundrv 1ns atfached to' the .hens
and brnss anif INN c,st tor tfe ,sort Tu1E to
aora te9 vac nna sm,n Ut aaS mu!a ~ Eve
an1 n one wae w. osg 1po 9o1Ae'e1 1oe'neE
! Tmo WeeEs oea s, ao o,o,,a a.u,.a ~. c
sher,u,T mes1s e. ~ .d az ega namea tae en.
stroine to te same v,ctn3tv 90 AIu y,
fwo oi3;srs IN = ststc ~ fn.5 r., s9;5 san A.
credit TO nnV wor,;mer They Wars ~ ~
manufacture, Originally, Of Rogers 4 CO OF
Patterson n. j., and are as good as new.
They are called the Gen. Grant and Gen. Nc
Pherson- Tbs slIela In fold Of flags is their
cfcutcbeen. It gladdens the heart Of a pa
trIot to see the old Tag and the United Statta
military railroad painted on the rebel engines
and cars.
We hare now i've engines in excellent or
der. three Of them as coed as new aud Gen.
Mcfaerfon: IN the selection Of Cpl. Cool"
as IL. .oa ne posaon' PROVED taat peace
'A"Ao A~' 'ts'0''>A n"4ssS i'Ao neu lllau "a1.
OF AoVRAEs7s.
hence to The Guif. and what Lis plans nav ha
nov. Of cournc + can onlv snrmfse III NV w
tfons VIII ffenenff much IN The onarat1nna NJ
Charleston-at lest, infer SO. tom cor.
ysIsation With Adjatant General Thomas.
needed. In short tina Il NAV hn that s,rs ~
anna win zee us first-rcrhapsTexas exas-so ronch
depeut d. On results eleewheTe. We now a.
cupy a point from y tich wo can swing east
Or wett, as the need IeouIreg. ~|'1'
,tAr,s,xn .,,,,a.,rv,7s
e.o.,...eEs,s, a.-s 49, 1AooshNis ,..| $780,.
steamboats, Visit ut, like the angels IN poet
n, only en occasion. It Is noH quite an
eStnt, tle Arrival u steamer with mails and
ne"spsEers. we hare been visited with q
cano u hielcned m!nsttels, claiming to be
fsmous troupe, who lave had tho honor to
appear before tho Koy:1 Bomtlz sombody.
Inc Fpof fold1e1s Were delighted, and Plutus
snfled on Ills sable worshippers, until the
LiAco1u grteIs fllled their capactous pockets
rom re gain ct tec tcEe.: soldier. Even
~ l4ssauon Of the sweet etsa.as Of music,
Iea1a nom home, 70 q reminder Of Joys that
He9c, AID the ties that bfad the dear ones to
the aosent.
UNION SENTIMENT.
Surprising as It may eeem. there ia A prory-
itg Union tcntiment 1monr fhe ctt,zsna Nnt
ttat they prefer this to the miserable bastard
ins, ~ ~. aas Concelsea II arrogance
.,t ~ in e:sssa u hnssa1ea oy oppression,
e se hest tars - nofe1ee ana fney Tlsh
i note " the women Inan with the men.
sshHen1deT51snaps H Ttl 6fEin TO tell; you hear the
:, Rnea. M63te arc M 9iue Where you heard the
rtt3ot " ntuG .,.1ss,a Hee1 o. t%o ago; me
~ ~ ~ 1a.1tf, ~ = GUoa tst tasm sing 1t
Unused d %ttS tie | sen1imsnt sy @ eopa1'y become
nonn,ar arn as essts "a = "as ~ oyer inc most
RoTs 1nan ,.d "e1 ~ u enuukn 20 urlVe ner-
ny ~ T 49, ra9 a;..arasa 1as ~ moa1ng Gan
oi, 5hc t1,io ;1,stfss thet ~ ~ ete ~ tnan Ia 1aat
e1n1n ent 40 tbe stn,.4,;Ts ~, ~ - tne Wy
Sauthern understandino and tha ~ o,,ther H.. 70 70
suppseeu s ~ u .IIoPpeineaa, nnt does not
"'1No ''' LUG sou.ae'n pcople'
OF late there has been much digging for
treakure. NJ IT, Ia known thar fhera va - sda.1
.: it hidden In csl1arr. !rardens and eran ,
tombs. A people uho would desecr,tn thr
tombs Of their ancestors NIth the neln of the
day, deserves to have them cxamineds which
thoy complain has been done IN soma In.
and citizen. 1t was safe without 1uraal. ,'.
OF DEsaRT1oS,
T may be said, that three.fourths occur from
tnonghtiefsness both :of tie crime: aud the |
he With sonee or aas ,hon nhhonsas ~ uany rom
heen in re serrfcn A. ~ Thaxa LAVE S nsses @
casee indeed. The ofher i.y 80 h ~; LILY
been arrested appealed to t:o1 w Wltsnn ~ ~
pastare home. 49, H. ~. nrv : ~s1 anen1algS ana
doubtie.s tr1thfniM snhs+anea ea4pi; ~ anq
WA eueakfrr with 4hren rran l., -
whsre. but if7 Indiana when ~ a. osers 1oEes
by d Eauad Of soidfers and taken % ~ Ge III
told them that | was NOT dese,ters f,,tl ner.
er been In The aTmv. WINS The father nf ,+hraa
small t1otherleee chfldten. who had nj one
to care for them-ibat If thav Eon1a la M
t1irr wit1ceses could nrnTa MI that n a,Id
Eaf not allowed to dn r. Nav IN
tl1ouea1 d miies from bome wftbnnt mnn..s
ard what has became NJ nv chi1drsn AAe, 49,,
not T. has been over = thr2e ,rsata s,naa hnoT
left J. 1@0 "ee4! WA tnieS "eeAs e1nce
ah9 LIZ "as WY 1ala case indeed. 1t was !