New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-02
PROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Steamboats, still RurniDg-h Relic from
Vicksburg Help for " Hosa '-t'ncr-
riIia. DYING Cut ina Vcsfcru EcntuohJ
The Battle OF Iitii. Kooi-Snaly-is
Of thc People, and the Failure Prospect
Of Arkausas.
From o.. SPECIAL coHeTeniot
Cuno Sep, -. lsoa

tAfHo sept -. lroA
Tho steamer Welcome brings The news that
The Hen.y Clouiran was on IRE Eve miles below 60
unbu, SMOKE first was seen IN tie hold 10 80
thought that the boat aght De- saved iew days .go
the G.e steamer Champion Was burned az M'mgms
Tie l.lth no; long ego. vs. burned. Now - no orc
can tell Low ihcs, bo-ts took &c an iaccrd.ary ev!.
dca,ly Is D.. work ~ impre-.on IS flat Rebels dis.
gui.rA ri. bands cn ,he boat dong ihs work. Gov
eminent should employ special dei'ciifc "iofe ~
should Io 90 examine ever package ns goes aboard
aud g. soruunlle every hand and i4s.'ngrr.
gfraf crr.ofy arrived here yesterday from Nlois-
tuir DEFINED a. q iona. ltasimIiy siick az 'qlr
tir 3eY about shi fct long U-.r' ws placed on %
iop ~ Fort HI il nut ~ lof.lf DECISION. II con-
faas 4n no.f countless number Of bells, lhd TIC h.'Is
ofi.e uaod ia1. teoo4c sponFy. Z fle Irr - nhd
ever flt4rc r.o f nil b. ifttr0ttnr sight slnN-
lur anR lpishufg Vfs rnu.
lt Boz coufr41.id. i,..,c. O. gu ID. Wr hr r'rlid
lrr TO- movements - ffor!- 70 'i point ahd Not '-
,Tis Del afs4rf4 tlat n.lts VII De- f'eA i.. i' .oa
Chattanooga s,e 81 al tat Tie enemies o. Gle Gov
or Forces % Caiu-hrs and Prlechs age doing good
lns.lcss IA CLEARING Western hen.lcp n Flerf.iis
W.tin nc lsi en- aa!s mot o. h.f''fs mon h.'c
r - -lct .nl cotton BE- iHd.. is way into Mrmq IS
boz arrr ar Ilr hfl.Fl.su = il.t a,,c DO Ills lOnt
ffor, iha ,uih vii aFerrro ahnlf ~ baiss Hocs.
Your sfsltdrni lt '4sl. Ste r army Nl sr ld
you thr particulars ~ To- haf' - i.ifc ROB a. Ht
have D. tie orcra.ols ~ Gea. Sf.cics array 800 taking
ilis ioat compare ataf.hy Niih any oile. since tl'
a. commenced. Ilrt. te aaccats White River 90
luFss Ian where De- stahi4shrs biz base az supplies
about ~ flIl.a rom Iitr Rock. Hr hnts Cen lflSe
s'soreiy lnironclcd behind Bayou Mcairo. which go
can oni fcacl ~llh frlfhtnl bosses His troop already
..r. uth trlr labor 20 Ntk-irr- Ntfen. ali 1foiH
time o. sends back JUo o. lleeul. lie must move,
aal eu.eIy Con. Davidson .aa 800 rAffif! in goo1
OIL. .fIsl.r which aTf fHut DO t.n hrfalfHH Lttl o.
within a Few mli-s 81 iir civ. nh'r', ate. immense
dincli!ss ti,y cl,ss. s.'iil. fiicr r in non. ala
abaEe. piil tAfer utn tD '.. ono. commanding ne
bridge. ard tsrc .s danger '.t he core dow. on Gee
u,rh s.dc, take Davidson 90 to- 40'r - enc il oi
from supplies and from communication VIA Gen.
risrlos Infantry Price may. - hr Law" ability, or nn
on bonn lc clA 81 peui. i,at n4g ARMIES iu DETAIL II
ever ths is tie moment nr quick HudH ty Cos. d.
sIdsDl b. tho MAJ. lila a.fsror rs rcpli,'d ITO
Iehsl Tlhh forward. 10y calta.r 1870 gunf-nr bra
up 40 baitrf.os and flc battle D. sin.-itt c.'!
three miles d.stnnt ln HgA' All 90 once. thr.c aie
cnurons % tie rear. Alis j. this I'rrHf 90 ho age
uldunc. No thsso % l-uad bl!l al ID ot our l0ltf
AND hey "a. among te E,ac.s. rt'olo. Hrh ~ DIS
force Les como ur and ilym scrO.i tlt lf rhts NH
kncr i've hoars' lsrd fighting commencing after
O'Clock tie enemy give Nay. No. cniLt. ODE .'hi oIr
i. rfI wonderful 90 20 NI4 o. nnl utl.r "ir 1.H.
D.. ds0n orders hs cavalry O" advance in It.c Roe,
aud 10 dsr,gaId fsuk movements ~ tlt DOB" ilr
-. i. .-tti. 2lul Lore, enter tir cIlr 4f.a. co.
each sldc 81 ia.n. aud a. front II r'ri. Nort .
A,rae. $50 matter To-" ,lty a ttAtn. fr hrNrlH ulr
GA. IN tao md cen. Stecios iu.rntry ir, advancing
w. have 800 pr .oner lnge retreat, "n 'he i'd :"
lra.t o. Ark-d,lAia. and thc l'nerm H.. leac'l-'y
wrtra over tLf capital - Alatis.a. Af.hI.if hh
con, iito thc tnlU. aHCr,E lnd VIZ t.' W
o l.eh,l S.ate. ~ two reasons. oHo ', iN' c'nrn
ple ci rated th,acr l.l tr olI t..sr s.trs isl
Lay ...lt uc irtg iiuu iat t'I rlHn " sltNt-. io
IA ri.ai many went irrr ihe southern iis "l Free
- t.s lfkiuf with then some NYiihrrn IDEAS. IL nD
af.tf slatr aat8 s Calhoun bltil INC az o." 'ustr
t OF q state Doe. I'd lttis understood uI aCi4uu 4 1903
A. tlIa aud amoHr tIi- e.ts ihry were roo lo'r aid
tol IrAofalt to 4, f.Hrht WORTHY u being instructed
I0n great usent tHo hands tlty NocDpy .I' nIr iut
and Iways have tH,y iolLi . dicaIt e. h,r. on tAc
Whole tlil ci.s hos very htii" power o. d1 good or
harm BIT they aIo tu4uus. and tley Away A4'" Ntrn.
tlat TIE ado lt ttrunt Size II rule tAr state. ui
rive tlca peace, tlry hope 10 VIII T.,o them. D. not
fioh,. Gt l.ist more comforts. To tel tac uAth they
LI,e ntaguc lolo that in come way, they may Dc"uc
part Oaols ol o glc plantations. the ownrs If Which
base brought Oh a.I iAcif iIoallgt ~ "l sn -,
almost all Tho good iHnd Is oW ntd ly tte sn,"Lodcrf,
nui their plantations are more extensive than any
vLsro eao ga tns continent. f. is conn, iog
Members u congress used 10 boast that their districts
COT tanned more II tll species oi property thlu any
olcr district represented co. tho floor oi t9ls House
OF coursc, these vast plantations arc cw 90 number; n
most always are tAry ON river bottoms, frequently
reached by STEAMBOATS, and ouen IA northern a.d
southern Directions they arc may miles distant RON
when onr roors take possession q one u t,ose plan.
tatioas thcy hod to hey of vide ext"lt of country
when They rco or Lake away tho SLAVES. tc planter n.y.
excl m: 90 You have taken away my goods ana NL.t
hnyc moreg
F,om thus We gniher two highly Important facts. The
n.nbcr Interested n Slavery BY possession h,ftA"c'
OF 80 II NttAl"h - WY h4hNti 4H''' 'd..s 49,
sessed while few 81 The common class will rnse hn ~
10 help restore their -ghis' Moreover such ~ 'hls
time. 10 The crushing weight ~ the uho- Armt,h' '-
the dal,ing success which tas attended nc N'Nt TT
troops every here the Mississippi thar VI" 'n'i
Shareholders desire nothing so nneh' Dru''li ''' sun
90 thai The state nhy be- iloo and 80 peace Aoi '"''
slaves are gong or gone. -
ono word more. Texas Hes beyond ten you Tue
truth. liuy Thousand troops NnLlh year can n'
raised ~ Agkgnsas ana iod VIII NoIthern ioOd' VINO
will rush 10 the conquest 81 Ich's HOW oasliy ana
With what confidence these and "thcgs iufle' VIM
victory, cross the Rio GraDdo n Nj.
(orre-poudcncc Betwec, the Father OF Col
shaw nad Gen Gtiimoro