, 1863-11-26
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW

tEpecaM Dt1patch to thu Ch1caxo Tribunal :
CAuo, Nov. q, 1861.
The following is general summary Of Ma
jor ]. 2. Robb's State Hospital report to Gov.
Yates, giving the changes in the o. s. Hos~
pitals at the post Of Memphis for the week
ending Nor. a0ih, 1851:
Admitted, 30; returned to duty IS; Dc.
serted, 10; furloughed, L.; died, 10; aggre-
gate, 215. The nAmes Of those who have
died in hospital sre: Daniel Gilbert, Go. E,
1tt artillery; Hiram H. Sharp. Company
Il, 9th: regiment Peter Anderson
do 4ad regiment; A. ]. Winson, Co. G. 18th
cavalry; R. B. Jones, Co. B. 7th cavalry; R.
4. Mcbride, Co. B. lot artillery; Jas. Coraey,
ca. D. 9oth regiment; Geo. F. Garey, Co. +.
12oth regiment; Jacob Peters, Co. E. 117th
regiment; L J. Coz, Co. G, 122d regiment.
There is no news from Little Rock. All IL
quiet. Union cause and feeling progressing.
On the last trip of the steamer, Won Phul,
from New Orleans, there came as passengers
two Jewish gentlemen named Boenstein and
Toblas- They were from theinteElor Of the
Confederacy, and had reported to the Com
mander Of tho gunboat Pittsburg, ut GRIND
Gull, and hsd been sent up as far as Vcks-
burg on the Won Phul. At the latter place
both gentlemen went on shore to
hare their passes renewed and the
boat Departed without them. Tobias had in
his possession about s1i0, and Boenstein $523
In gold and DRAFT on Europe for E500, which
he had been induced to entrust to tho care Of
one Geo. Ii. Bsown, u pretended Govern
mint agent. Of course their money came up
81. ,rr,
Tobias arc In eearch Of their funds.
+. CAIRO Nov: o0.-The Memphis BuI:tin Of
thc evening Of the sd int, noticing ar4i.
yalt there, says It Is believed that in few
days the restrictions now preventing cotton
f1om confnglu from the country, Wtn be re-
lieved. Stocks are very rapidly decreasing.
About 1000 bales Of cotton reached here
Progress, Roe and others.
| Quotations arc unchanged, but the amount
Of business ID 20 small that they a1s little
more than ,mina1.
s,lss were | bale 2oct; 4. asct; 8, 5sct q
eoct; g, 7oct; n 7lct; '76 73c; Il 75cts. j.
j. Roe had 80 hogsheads sugar.. Tue Sun
sblne had 500 bales cotton, 237 hhds sugar
1<0 barrels of. molasses. The cotton was
taken on at Goodrirh's Landing, to prevent it
firm falling tnto th7 hands of guerillss.
Many persons who would gladly 60 up or
down now are prevented from want Of
| psfees.
:, The Memphis Journal learns from gentle
man direct ffem the Arkansas river, that af-
faire In that region are In . terrible coudisiou
P]ansers attempting to gather crops make
but indifferent progress. on account Of fra.
quent fncursfons OF conscrIption squads, who
seize the men ard carry them of. This ctti-
zeDs nre compelled to band together for nu.
tpal protection. Men are rarely found alone.
The amount Of cotton gathered, compared
with the amouEt grown, will be small, and
even that will be difficult to prepare for and
get to market.
Prices rebel Iorcea are represented as small
and dec1easfng, with no prospect for IA.
vrrAble movement on his part. 80
"A large meeting was held by the citizens
at the City Hall, Memphis, Saturday :eye-
ming, tor the purpose Of military organixa
ton under tho recent orders. J. D. Dlsis
vas Chairman, g. Smith, Secretary. Mr.
Wolcott, Col. Bland, Lieut. Tagg, Or. Brooks,
and Capt Ryder, were appointed commit.
tee to draft a set Of resolutions and report
4 the same At d future meeting. Colonial
B,ard addressed the meeting in a
ps:1totic speech, and urged the cItizeu.
te enroll In the homo Organization. Unlest
The requirements Of the recent orders an
& implied with within the specified ter
days, refractory citizens cannot pass
fiom their homes to places Of buRiness, o.
even ventura into the street, without being
picked up and put Into sotna old regiment
Tie meeting adjourned to Monday evening
Rev. DR., Allen D Scott, OF Memphis, ~ at
tempt to astinatc whom was made some ii,
weeks since. mention OF which WIS made b,
telegraph, has died OF wounds received a
thai lime.