Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-30
Wortester Daily Spp
Occupation of LittIe Rock, Arkansas.

Occupation of Tf.sJe Fsoclr Aru,us,
corresnondort of tho Ct,,..,,, tri,,,,,
with Gen StepIe fnrnishos -, iii son,,, in
terestipg narticnIars ~ t,,o o,.'.,,,,.,,;,n af
Little Roci, b,, tbo Ed, f,,n,,''s
NotI;,,r ,,,,,l "a a,,'I =" 1i,ln;. ,1 ,,,e,
sion into viii, ,,,'
cinitotod T;,,Ia p, cir IN
with women and al,;llran and Ln.,ts ~ ~
zens Estoninrr 70 ,Laso,,, ,.,,,,,o,, ,'',
stantlv gro'yiHc nosror ond nnaror and tho
shell tr@no Stoelo,s ha,torios ,rhi<.h haJ ,,.,,,
bsan nIantod o,n,rs, oT,,,o,ita -.
inc over thni, beods and hnrstin1, in tja r,,,is
bevond tbep, ,yaro npvionsI,, i;.I,ss;,,,, tl,o
question of tbcir o,..n s,t,.t,, I'LL F.
tbirkin,r tLorsai,as
ir "eic e"u,e tle'r
inc horsnrnn tha rIo,Js - HMs, ,h, VI ~. ii
bErrohs a,l oI,,,,,;,,,. -. - Wv 'nN
inc thron,,L 7I,a d',s,7.
were thn rst n,i,na, s -" i've raSui''
Woman md ,l,ilJra, ,or
homes tbo ora,nds IS ,i,;a,. ~ VIZ, |.
nersod and ra,,,J ,'?
horses y.ro contnroJ ,hilo oo,in,s7.;,, VS.
escane soc"pd ota. ~
nm and hand[ernh;of, ,ro,'ad avn IVY" ,tn
crrions tlr,',,,s. -, "''u 'ne
closely snrn,n;,i s."'ieu h :" ',ie uoo' -yaiu?,
nassed e'''- '4'''''' '' "
sonadror Of covoIru doshod -, - .ho
Tni,od So a VI az an uaS''eN up 70 INC
entered rho c3tv and arriyoJ inst IN ,;r,a 70
nrpyent ito hoirIr hlo,r,, ~, S,, ,ha LILY
There ,ros o,,o n +c,, 81 ,,o,.l',,, H.
zinc ond tu,o or throa tta,an,I So
fixed ammunition in tbo ario,,. h',;i'i;,,,. VI
EvervtbinI, 10 ,,ni,,,roJ ifI $50. -
macLina shors frp,, ,nt;oh 49, "'oIte ''.o
was renewed sor1o n,onths oa,,t 10 IrI,,I'
nbio Tbo Ill na,o.-I n' 50 III A'A"uei
some nonthi a@n ~ W vs. % an nJ'iio1 ;5
from tLo haro st. a IN "1'u "o!uo
we found notI;n,, ~ til ato., .ioi 81 -
The ron;tor,;,,, NO., .t
onorS ,voro r,.,,a 't Nv piio-
on the tabIos and
tbair cas anu '''''' 'i0'"e' anu oeuuii's Ill
Con nauid.,,,, ,o,.,., .,-.
uno ova.,, O'uSSu 'tuo ~ ne p'%ceu
tho Ssnee' o'lei VI tle cHy} anu TO
saia oleui' ol ms uiFiSloh let 1t De
Lt - - t,'eF pS"eiu tlielr coilraues
s,,Ln I'm ''i1'i 9"uuies lio.i muses. Ill tue
er;po i-iet ''iG ny "'i'iu 'ne s"'n-
oaaisI iH 80, V. ''-9He' "i!i1N "ouiu nave coh-
~ "a 'tlieS "oV Single ACT
IF tI,n - " 90 uo.iI ''I e'''%ens
n, Wv Pi":e' VI 0iiS'e "r'icle oi private
pio5 =; t Ii9tui oIu' "uCh RECORD Is seldom
orossoI .l'n 1"9 Noi,' 9'eele anu stan
"a ~ SAln' ior tne bridges
coon aftor Gn, - "''u e"'e'eu l1ittle muck
A,,orcr ~ .1'i.:
IL. - NV ul%'ioliS auopleu Is one al
o 'iiI 0iPai authorities OF the city TO
ten'polollE CONTINUE the exercise OF their
lulic'ionS: announcer invites citizens OF the
surrounding country TO bring IN their produce
IoL s"ie 10 tne inhabitants and the troops An
ot'ier pfohlolts all officers and soldiers, 9TH
81 tliah VhoSe on provost guard duty, or be-
lonsiiS 10 tne STAINS or escorts OF generals,
u "'n oeihS Ill tue city without pass; "of-
Hcers ana soidltrs are expected to remain
cons Instantly WIZ thelr commands unless alb
sem On uuty' Another regulation provides
Iha1 no mouse VIII be occupied hy any Off
Ger OF Soiuler without the order OF the general
commanding the city.
Little Rock has long been considered as a
Union CITY, and but tor the sndden manner in
whcn our forces entered 1t, the contederateS
Woulu nave carried into execution the threats
they nave So often made, to burn it for its
~ ankee preferences" An army was never
more astonlshed upon entering city than
was ours upon Its entry OF Little Rock. In
stead OF a warm, cordial welcome from the
cltlZehS, we were greeted, at best, with
colu, rigid poHteness. HandkerchletS were
waved from the windows when we first en-
tered, with view of proptiating our friend
snip, doubtless with the idea of preventing
the destruction OF property. When, however,
1t was seen that our troops molested nothing,
this poor, false profession of sympathy was
Withdrawn. cold, naughty stare met your
gaze on every side, and no smile of genuine
welcome was visible anywhere. Mr., Ber-
trand, the mayor, Is reported among the prin-.
clpal "Unlon men. From repeated CONVEX
satlons with these Unlonlsts, l. ind their
digham'S sympathy with the south and alli-
ance with secessiOnists
The rebels endeavored to make clean
sweep of the steamboats, here The General
Ashley. the Thaleuuah. the Pine Bluff. the