, 1863-10-05
MONDAY. OCTOBER $, 1863.

| 1nere can De no ao1p1 Jul tno "uituns y!
| Lne boat Was the #orK OF an 1acenuAny'
can only write the few particulars have, as
| the Gen. Anderson is Just starting of.
The officers Of the boat deserve great credit
for their admirable management even Thile
the boat WAS burning. and the pilot, A. 5.
| Tanyon, merits the highest commentator
and heartfelt gratitude Of al rho were saved,
which am sure be has, for nobly standing ut
the wheel until the ropes were burned to his
signals. The boat WAS disposed as faVorab2y
for our escape as she possibly could have
been. The officers Of the steamer Gen. Au-
derson treated Us with the utmost kindness,
and did all they could to relieve our wants,
and landed us at Millikeu's Bend. >.
| The steamer Sunny South passed us by
without taking the slightest notice Of us,
while the burning wreck drifted away, and We
stood half naked and shiyering on shore.
Hardy Wlleon, second mate Of theboat, swan
gu. o11er getting to shore. cut the yaul loose,
ano saved Inc LIE OF Mrs. Cooley, who was
IL ~ .ne ~ water hanging to the whee1 OF the
eoAs' 1ne ooat was about one hundred yards
~ -. a., s"oie "nen Tue passeneeFsau crew had
,snec,.1 n,.....n s "1. - - sasa tnemselves-
c.1nn e O.. tt'oone:! ,"s!
Cant. LR Freese 1ate1v ,ct'no ~, - - a nas+
1T Cai-o hoe hean a.s,onad dnt1 -,tb Pr7o,
o. rho,,-,,.,, oo1,rn..a,,, -. saaat g.
trof1ed men At crra R,rid. 1t;of, H.
poes IN or1an,ze dr,fraa 1nen of 49, c.o+a
Tc viii nroh.b1v 1eave fc- h,s dast,1ot;on t ~
M,naov '@''>' - ~''
,rv,,.,s sot, c., ~. . ,s,,
Tho n~der ~ Ccn rrsn+ ~ rofs-anoa ~ -
cotton bns hcen nnh1ishea. There :, ore A..
mr. IN the 6r1er ~ n,,ntea II nrov,da. th.+
.c+r,1 ros;aants re1t 5,e,osaa +ovs~a, ~.
no,,o,,,,.a+. .... ,,.,.,. 1.!..- =. ..-..,s1,..-
1os+ ~ +ha. afcs,..tno, p.ra- ,a1 ~, ~.
ssma - Me,nh;a ~ N,-ns,.aas 49, e,r r aa1a W. ~
.ha,s 49,, aaaa-+ a.s 49,. ~ -.oas.s s'.s ~ -
snaar,',,aa. ~ y. rna.n . Aa1. aa..a -. ~
sE,. a.,aI, ~ ~. saIss s. 49, ,,- ''AsD
~ ~. '1. Ia.a ~ &c.. 49,. sAa 'e 4...,N 4e',
uss-.NH T.. 49, Ai1u4 LILO No. "
"eanesoag' the @oth' Inc place presents
deserted appearance. There are but few citl-
zens. ard still fewer ladies'.
Tha ,o,,,1,,s.,t .f.t..4 =. c.,
An7 eoani1anu1n' -. " 'ne poss - co1. an
dreWs. The proVostrguards occupy the State
House,
rn;on n,a,, 49,, ,o,,,,,- a.,.u
omou 1len ato Jo1l1ns ~ ouf army III AtAan-
sas IN large numbers. 7oo, who escaped to
the mountains, Joined at Dardauelle. 1,500
io,ned at Fort Smith and over en1 AZ 1;t+,e
r.- pas.. - "''1 0'oA ~ A1A''A'
hoch.
The railroad is in perfect order from Du-
yalt'g Bluffto Lfttle Rock. It 1t IN cbarce n +
~ ua.aa h~o+ho. oer. 49,.
W. H1e"e'o' pto1tef VI oeA' aeaae.
The newspapers have been revived at
Little Rock.
II :. renor+ed that K;,hv Smith ba, -a-
.s 4Ao1 n '4"s
nounced tne Con1eoe1acy anu 4e1e Tor Mex
leo. It WIS also reported that Hindman had
died in prison in Richmond.
l. Tha 80 - =. ~. .aa., .,,~s.,.x.
1uo o0aeo VI ano Inen "ounueo ny 1no TX"
plosion OF the sa1sson on the levee here are
Il, Eakermeyer, wounded in the bre,st. prob.
ab1v fat,1. Con ghonff ponrdod T., 49, hand
Hoy 10 oeo. u 1uuan' "oauaeu n 1ne neao
ana rgnt lee' sugntly; marx Co"1tz, Wouu.
! ded In left leg, severely. They are at the
11n3on Hosn,t.l recefv,np evarv ot+o,t,o,
rN.s.a G. s.. =, IS
/ MHAPu1s, VIA CAiRo, sept; 3.-Ma1or =. b.
Smith, on bis way to Memphis With thirty
three bales Of cotton, when nine miles from
| the city, was surrounded BY sixteen guer{las,
who took possession Of and burned bis cot
| ten, and robbed him Of f525 In greenbacks,
| and OF his bat, boots and spurs, The team