, 1864-05-10
FROM TICHSDU2G.

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Trade Restricttons--TIow ProsisIons
Are Furn1Hhed tho ReIels-Eehel Of
eIal Polk Relieved.
From our Special Coryespondentl
V1cEaDrHo. Mia, april s)th. 1891.
Your courtc in advocating severe measures for
the rcstction Of trade with all portions OF those
| States held, or liable to be raided upon by rebel
forces, meets with the heartiest approval In this
portion OF the army, where the cyile resulting from
fhe present F1stcm OF allowing supplies to 70 ont
side the lines. is plainly aeen and Is most dtscou.
rassr: aud diEneartcnins to III who haYa entered
INC service 10 AID In putting down wicked rebel
Hoo sna who can hardly feel satisfied TINT the war
| sooolo % Prolonged BY policy th.t iuzniehes
!o.a .ne men "fo arc fghting them; and, IT tic
to o. fofrest cautes the evil to be placed before
tee country in sush manner, that,he adu1ntrt1s.
uon VII zee tho necessity Of adopting the entire
resurrection" policy, Forrest will have done more
Ut nt; nar cause By his expedition, than for the
Thst the teutinents Of The neon,o. rn.r. bc.
!. tne!e!Msent --1p1n, this subject, let me
Ei!e yoo EcMe 1actA that have colae to my know
1ea;r IN 1eeatd to The workipg and effects Of this
a.! tP1n n9st and The indignation excited In the
Since he occupation Of ylcItbuir, by the 1ynion,
ioseca las been tEa resort of citizens for over
this state md Lonl iana viii applications for Der r.
,s MY taks out q tae Enss amounts OF provisions
earee o. ietdents oatss wss .as Sa'a at q Sc s
so1g dsily. 1nole tlan hall Of whom, am assured
" the officer administering the oath, hare proba.
liy 10 purrese Of ah,d'1n: y It. Once Registered
tine to passes outside the lipee, Viii, ali tbn snn
PIGS 11al thcy Gnu satsfy tbs authattes arc need
e. Tor ssmily consumption. In tlis, manner, there
overnsc of thirty t. forI ~ biz eeo q ou1 aa
per Ct. with plo!lsions, Of ofhcf Kinds il
directly into the lines OF brigade of rebels canped
Within tWo miles OF the river, where their drums
Knowing tha eoupps s sFound ,ssm 70 strnnea
o. ts rcsourcee ard that their transportation Il ii.
sutcient t2 bring supplies from long distance IN
long maintenance OF ttefr position, and the verv
few desertions from them, ii caueed By thesupplies
ipes s.e ra,es'y falshnS then through own
ports Of the refugees, snd the tauuts Of WOMEN
Carrying on. supplies to our soldiers.
The oee1s aud oe ST. inea e.So2
an additional aEgravatIon, in the tfoQuent fecep-
,ion It heaaeuarters Of rebel odlcera under aa:
courtesy. 20 literally dispensed. that they often
roe back through the csmp a>eompanied bY our
~ officer in sonslSs.61y eeyated conatlon.
vis,t hi fathers family in the city Of vlcksbuss,
and made an application for that purpose to our
prjeeSas b. eald 10 onr oaieess While here Of hin.
XII and brother officers. who lsughcd at him for
akipg ,he aplessiton not s.p7osiag .hers was
that these arc sinlrse acts Of chvalros courtesy,
euch as have elevated and enobled sha warn Of I'll
wa1f.roi hut, while granting that soldier should
erer prestrVe q ehlra1tous conduct when thrown
course with his foes hod that Tue terms
prohibit the extending and offering OF anch courte
eies as the above, ourprcsent enemies They arc
esaselsss 1sbelS rain=t our Go7efnmentt seeking
with ths nlttcret blackguardsm thst can be coined
tn our lsnEnsee. They spply habitually, to the |
erin Chief Of our army Insulting md onpFoblions
sPliheta. They accept the surrender Of our sol
c;ett and massacre Them after they harelsid down
young snd gallant officer whose lie Y1s sSa aetious
tmbody al TINT the nation feels Of patriotism, In
TIE pchic streets 81 their espita With bruial and
VII ri of ehi1alsy Is i t6at conpels brother
ss to r. hstl tfl}ow ~: ns with me IN
bellon that animate npch maltgnant brutality! |
think It nothing etrange that under the inAu- |
IT,, 81 m seo &c n a. Of or e ths so
few days since and with an indignant demand !
that the sending Of supplies ont and he receiving
% o. re o. 1qf nes enona
quarters, and were With difficulty prevented from
des,roytn@ the former and insulting the latter.
III circnmsanees Of its be}ng e1nshed can nS Sat
feel that this outbreak Of indignation in the inter
ette Of honest loyalty. rises above the mete act OF
this direction IN The army, il seems to inc thai
these outbreaks Will be extended unless !; remedy
Ole other fact In tho interest ofpuridcsrsn: ana
drop the subject. Two weeks ago the stear,er |
Pelfaet was discovered coAsttne along Old Rtycs,
near Lake Providence, dlsposing. Of cargo :.of |
planters, and loading with cotton. She was taken
possession of and brought TO Lake Providence,
US Thee s, IN e5a%lnaftop nj, ta before mtar, commits
miss to 90 Old ve. md dispose Of funpiies 70
citizens; sad reload with cotton and return 70
ID. That while the boat was In Old River, sap-
plcs were sold ffom her to known rebels, tome Of
tels .were harbozed On boasd oi her, while % our |
scents were IN pursuit oi them. Tho skesncr wsa |
eeEonsss hefe to await the action Of The District
and hers. sqttting many known instsr ces d
nks eha5as,eE % 1s91n 70 other matsers besgng yon
Zen in The North that shall swallow % 10 the men men
Who are delaying the trtonph of our sra.s. by
groyeline n the mud for pelf, v.h the to7ent of
! learned from refugee who cano In Yesterday.
ttst the rebel General caIbourne has fe,|evdd PoE
nd that Ms ioree Is threatening the Mis.issippl
river He has the reputation Of being IN acdve of
H1nois soldiers ore anxious to know whether tbe,r
Il g1slsture is going to allow them to voteL We
Eegsfd the Denocraic party thero as being IN oaa
as aoT e 70 1sts ey ar re-
The FOLDERS here are unanimous for Iii. Lincoln
for next President. He has powerful hold iupon /
bis honesty. We 1eoud IKE to have hin cou,nress
ihu windpspes ofsome Of his speculatIng officers
to-oa for %,,fr.a,s i =. l.. tu1. l. lo.r