, 1864-09-19
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Union Bnrbccue-FoTrest Prop1rtuw
Tor ArONhcr Expe0fflon--UemQhls
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
Cktao, Saturday, Sept II, 1eG1.
Col. Peter Davidson, OF tho 139th Illinois, now
,comma1din. this poet, went out to Crab Tree, a
little place Hx miles east o this, yesterday, with
detachment OF his command, to attend Union
barbecue, and returned at evening. Col. David
eon and Judge Marshall made speeches. About
thtrty.iye residents OF Ballard county Joined the
Union church, and subscribed their names to the
Union resolutions.
The steamers Belle Of 81. Louis, and st. Patrick,
bring Memphis papers Of the 18th and 10th. The
RuuetIn has thu following order from the rebel
General Forrest, forbldding al passing beyond the
rehel 1inee, and the conveyance Of cotton through
eatd hncs. 1t is is follows:
NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS FoE1Esr's CAVALRY
GRENADA, Mas, Sept. 2. 1861 !
GENERAL ORDER No. q On snd after the 18th
'ss 3' Pe9 epa ss 1sses ps2sea
that date will, under no circumstances, be permit
enemy, nor will any. one be permitted TO pass
south coming from the enemy's lines. Teey will
be promptly returned, or: ii suspicious, ,sent un-
tempting to pa.a, II deferred, will b. salt with as
spies. All parties endeaEoring to convey cotton
through our lines will be arrested and sent ID
their cotton and teams to the nearest Provost Mar
eha1 who will report the facts to these headqusr-
teri. The attention Of Provost Marshals, picEets
and scouts IL especially called to these orders,
which n,ust be complied with snd strictY enforced.
By order Of As10f aenst1s e 4 FSasst Sr4s sNsr AAa
THAI thst Forrest ia preparing to start On
noma expedition, and is fearful t4at our military
authorities viii obtain Information Of the move
ments, force and destination. He may possibly
s9oReas With Bn91o Chalmers and Aas%s and
neesae. Of Mobile We can only conjecture a. to
which Ia most likely: Hc can.bnng no force that
tnry object woud be to piundeT. Even partial sue
cess here would CO dearly bouEht, 9nd would DC Of
very little avail to the Confedeiate Gauge. He
might hope to create division tor Hoods adyan-
tage, By operating in Middle Tennessee. and cut
Curly Williams, 9Th III. cav, P. 8. Traphaeen,
and Kate Smith have been erreeted on suspicion
ct bsins concerned in the murder Off Lieut.. tue
59th .. 9. G. Infantry, at Feancolis' grocery. %
conaned in Irving Block.
). III. McKeseaea, Of the Sd Tennessee rebel In
fsntrf made hts appearance at the picket lines on
Thursday, etatir that he YVES dcserter from tue
conducted to Gen. Wathburn,e hcadquarters
Tbs same p1per says that ga!te scene occurred
6uEiEg the ee*ston Of the United States District
Court On Thnlrday, in which his Honor Judge
the principal aetofa: n. Guy had written letter
to the Court, declaring that be opposed to and
would not fndict any one for having borne arms In
fha Confederate army against the United States,
alleging aa his reasons that the South was recoe-
siate had 4 right to secede. a.. Guy was susl-
noned to the court room, and In the presence OF
the Court aisniased from the Graad Jury, and his
conduct most severely aniuadverted upon by his
the letter anything else than those Of loyal man.
The affair crented no little excitement.
There Is no news Rom Cape Gtsardesu.