, 1863-01-08
FROM CAIRO AND below.
LATEST FROM GEN. GRANT.
Rumored Plans and Movements.
REVOCATION or THE ORDER Ex-
"a. :. pElLiNG JEWS. So,

%AAt&Vt SaAHaIy u 4oeo'
News las been received from Gen Grants
army, brought via Memphis by correspondents
oftllc Now York and Cincinnati press. They
confirm the report Of Grant gradually falling
back from bis advanced position, but do not
know what his succeeding move win bo.
Tho rebels think he makes feint toward
Corintl, but In reality mems to menacc the
Mobile md Ohio railroad, or places connected
will, 1t. = --.'
Federal troops still hold a position south Of
tho Ta1lahatclic. Col. Lce'a cavalry and some
other dctachmcnts, asc still cllosing guerillas
in that direction. When heard from, Col
Lee Was headed for Memphis, .und tic entire
ltnc tho Memphis md Charleston ruilroad IL
guarded. md will he protected by Gen. Nc.
Arthur's ind Brig. Gen. Quimby's divisions.
Being a short line, this is deeMcd ample for
nll purposes. :,
Gen. Grant will probably not mako another
advance very soon.
Matters urc quiet In that vicinity At present
The following order hna just arrived, issued
by Gen.. Grant OIL the subject Of oxpcllinE
Jews from the districts:
NxApquAnTxns 13rii Anxr Conrs, !
UElAHIHENT Ut AENHH1SEHs
HOLLY Bpnlx0s, Jan, Q, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. 14.-Dy direetion Of
The Gencralin- Chief Of the army ut Washing.
ton, general order from these headquarters
expclling Jews from this Department, Is l.orc-
by revoked.
{signcl) ]. A. RAwL1Ns, Adjt..
Especial Dlspatcl, to tue Chicago TElbune.]
CA1no, Jan, Z, 1871
Gen. German, it appears, with 10, 900, more
or less, troops, 1ics at Helena, awaiting red
tape, his orders coming from Gen. Curtis, and
not from Sherman, who needs him at Vicks-
burg. How long 1t may take for Curtis Or
ders to reach Helena is not known, but Cor
man must await their coming.
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, with his brigade, is
already embarked for d trip down the Missis-
slppi, Mt Columbus.
Friends in Chicago will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Hoge, having charge Of sanitory stores
for the army under Sherman, from Chicago,
arrived safely and passed South yesterday.
Miss ]. E. Roy and VIM. Il. .Hoyt came on
to-day and started this evening for Vicksburg,
on the steamer Lady Pike, with their stores.
Should they meet no detention at Napoleon,
they will soon be at their destination. The
sixteen Indiann. surgeons went on the same
boat.
/ CA1no, Jan. 7.-It now turns ont as highly
probable that 1900 Of Grant's cavalry did
| mike their way through the country from
Holly Springs to Vicksburg, which place
they reached Sunday, and hare since been dis
mounted and acting rs infantry.
~ r1-
strong, are already embarked for Vicksburg.
| a division of Grants army las reached
Memphis, destined, as is understood, fo'
below.
Eight mortar boats are also to be sent from
Memphis.
Gen. Fiek's brigade will embark immediate
| II ut Columbus.
The crew Of the Blue Wing has arrived a
Helena. German arrested her Captain, pilot
and engineers. 1t is suspected that all VA
not right concerning her capture. The rebel
TOOK from her 400 boxes Of arms, ammunition
4 lot Of clothing, and some cavalry saddles
The mail agent sunk all her letter mail bag
the rebels only got the newspapers.
The mail steamer Minnchal,a returned to
day with about LOCO prisoners she took dow
to be exchanged. The battle in progress Il
yicksburg preyentd exchanges. About thirt,
five Of them died on the trip, and 100 CASES I
smallpox were put off 1T Granville Miss, all
a few cases ut Memphis. seyeral attempte
to escape hy jumping overheard and wel
either drowned or shot by the guard. ).
New YORK, Jim THE following Is til
special Dispatch to the N. 7. Tribune:
, HELENA, Ark, Jan. 2, via CAIRO, Jan T.
The battle is still raging at Vicksburg, br
/ with no decisive results.
!: Our forces took the main battery and riff
| pits Of the enemy on Monday, but were afte
wards repulscd and lost their ground. FIJI
cannons were taken, spiked and lost again.
Gen. Morgan and Geh. ]. B. Wymsn a
killed. Gen. Morgan L. Smith and Cap
} Gwin aro wounded, but not MORALLY.
:. Both armies rested Monday night, aftor
, hard fought day. Our troops arc still con
! dent Of victory.
Gems. Price and Van Dorm commanded Il
: rebels.
tits rumored that Gen. Sherman was 6cil
= largely reinforced By tho arrival Of Grant
d cavalry. Tho gunboats are not doing muc
r Our army IL well posted md protected In nal
c and rear, and won't yield tho contest till Vlcl
burg Is in It's possession. Our loss In kill
and wounded, 50 far, ia estimated at 5000