, 1864-11-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Matters ut Natchcz, memphts and
Vlcl1sburEs

tspcaa Dispatch 10 the Chicago Titana.l
cA1uo, Yssday, Nov. IS, 1854.
BY the steamer Missouri Capt. Hur1l, Clork
Barr, VIC bayc New Orlcan's alcs to the 18th !
They cottsIn no Important neTs. Everything
was fourd quiet along tho rivcr. Tho body Of
Capt. Wn. ii, Dunn, OF the tug boat Dimc,
was dIsc,,esed, pnt not sent homo, ~ ssstsd.
he was buried on tho 18th, Rev. Dr. Perry,
officiating.
NArc1Ez, Miss. Nov. TIA tlag Of truce was
lately s.nt into Nstchex, Miss., by Col. Frank
Powers with officers md ten men, undrr
ftiyo1oss rrctcxt, probably to got men fnto
Tho eli, for spyiug purposes. Tho excuse was
Athat Thy desired 10 furnish clothing to thcir
psisones. While the Tag was coming forward
on one Dad, our plckcts Wnrc ared upon at
another potnt, Brig. Gen. BFayman answered
the true officers that all the prlsonors had
been seat 10 New Orleans, and wore properly
cared FIR.
The federal picket oflccr who allowed the
men accompanying the ssg Of 5Fnee Sa 70 ; S1'he ne
within tho lines, WAS n31cs'e" nno "iAA oo
Gen: Btaymen a. has Issued General Order
NO. 81. "a follows: p.,,,.
NA1rTxx. Mtss., Nov 18th, 1851
All evld.nce az exemption ftom militia daty
heretofore issued under general orders No. "
ns9aan, 1s9 af asr8soled now the %
81 ihis Command. md thoeo who havo elnce ar.
rived snd aot 1et enrolled, Hill without delay Re.
pT1. bMs;slses for 1T Se riSea ii such pessons
Alter he Publication ol this order md those per.
sons tsllus to report vl DO punished y ans Or
i,SPaTonmeDs ,S1P O. eGtn namea ocers are np
pointed I board to Investigate tae e1eans q Al
persons for exemption Eom av P1'11th P'n1th ath n
snq Gihet ssasss; hsofn; ssspeon r. A. %iis al
IL III. al eass1!y' Fl heats II. wyldars' 5ssn Us:
Ths noa1a sppotnted viii NEE. On Thursday
Nov, y1th. iset ind proceed under the Pfor!.ions
general orders No. s hcadasastems'r = rtn asct o.
hesssnsl(Est; hs1snarE % 70 %s.s@ins iste Ss CLAIMS e si
pe!seSe ter s1enptioa p smIh is sRP11nssd ,e,i
sSns e G ssF Rosers si i a Nv H.p
proceed @ 70 the organization el thls regiment,
eight @ T. e rsnns
f1Snss ~ 1asg 10 col. E. B. Smith by TIC Provost Mar
shsi for Immediate completion and organisation.
4 pn1ssSe 81 eFae1 T. of 4 Ell x a Gen. n SA@f@4a'
n IN, accordance with The above, Col. Smith
| assumed command Of tho enrolled militia Of
Natehez on the 18th inst, aud announced bis
sta4 and regiment&l officers Us folloWh: Bonj,
s Whiting llsnt; % colonel; & YIN; W. "; aask .asE
| barry Collins, Captain Co. a; Henry Frank,
| CO. b: D. g. Smyth, Co. G; 4. Brttton, Co.
D:J. B, Donels0n, Co. E N. 4. Voolfolk,
CO. F; ". r. Wheeler, Co. G.; 8. NJ. Virgins,
From this It will be observed that Gen.
Brayman will soon have native forces sulh-
cicrt TO garrison his post.
We have Vicksburg advlces to the 18th.
Caut, Jacob 8. Curtis8, District Provost
Marshal Of Vickshurg, has had fine horse
presented him By citizens Of the place, as
tsibute Of respect and q mark Of his apprecia'
lion Of his services as man and otdcer.s
Thanksgiving was generally observed here
Yesterday, places Of business being closed and
business almost entirely suspended.
Miss and hIr. C. W. Couldock arc playing
an engagement at Cairo Atheneu1n. Thus fur i
has been the most dattcring reception till
eminent couple has met in tho Western
country.
We have no confirmation yet Of the late re
port that a rebel force, under Beaureggard
Threatened Memphis. All reports secm t
concur in the statement that he Is In com
mand md near Coriuth, yet nothing positlv'
is known. ;
soldiers In the q. s. General Hospitals IL
Memphis, during thc week ending Nove1nbe
. 10, 1854: Abraham J. Leuse, 11th Illinois In
| fantry: Francis B. Joslin, Co. Il, Eth lllInol
cavalry; henry E. Hicks, Co. T, a5th alinot
infantry.
All IL quiet here. Hood and Beanrcgard ar
said to be In force at Corinth, also othe
points on the Tennessee river.
CAIRo, Friday, Nov. Is.
Steamer Perry, from Memphis on tho sd
passed here with 2o6 bales Of cotton forsS
Louis. General Washburne has Issued a
order defining the line Of the District of Wes
Tennessee, sud prohibiting passing supple
] ,, lima ar{r Ind In n
| ont, except refugees and deserteFs. License
| to cotton-trading boats are revoked and q
boats are prohibited from landing supple
between Cairo and. Memphis and no crossin
over is allowed between Tennessee and a
kansas.
Steamer Catlin collided with the Dcs Moipt
1t Diamond Island on Tuesday night. Th
! Catlin sank, and two or three Of the Gre
were drowned; and the cargo, consisting
government cattle and pri7nte freight, vi
!: lost. The value Of the Cat1in wns not asce
! tained..