, 1864-10-12
NEWS or TELEGRAPH.
matytra at New Orleans aud she West
eFm EulE- Ine War In m1RRianxQpI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAlno, ILL.,, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1sGl
The steamer Gladistor, ". G. Hawkins, master,
John F. Rule, clerk, arrived from New Orleans
this mernfng. BY this steamer We haVe New Or
sears papers Of the Sd Inst. The Dslta contains
The following: By an arrival LAST night from Pen
eaeola Of the steamer Alabama, Capt. Brown, We
haye the following interesting particaara coocere
Ing late expedition into the Interior under Gen.
Astolh. A messenger rom Gen. Asboth annouute
successful march upon, aud capture Of Encbianna
Court Houfe, On The morning Of the s3d. About
twenty prisoners were taken. including Colonel
Terrtnce ard Lieut.. Frar cfa Gordon, OF the 18th
sottedRrate cavalry. Nj. Allen Hart, 4 1as3e rebel
beef contractor, was also taken.
"A grest many head of beef cattle, horse7, mnles,
&c, were captu1ed at the same time. Tbe expe.
ottton had destroyed Douglass, FerryWith. and all
emall boats in tie vicinity. Al the time the mes-
Msrrh toWarcB CeE,o Gorno.
:, A rumor just as the Alabama sailed, reported
The expedition at Marisnna.
PERsoMAL-
Gov. Lewis Of Wisconsin arrived here last even.
ING on visit ot inspection TO soldiers Of hls
City today.
DkATH OF ILLINOIS SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of Illinois soldiers h.ve oe-
Ihls city during the week ending 0ctobec s, 1864:
David Beck, 60, E, 39;h H.: Charles L. Farms
u. y. lA.S L,
ILL.,; Robert Wright, CO. 4. 18th H. Henry Kulza,
GO. =, 9Th III. cavalry; Thomas J. Backuey, CO. E,
9Th III. cavnlry.
l5pecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
MEnpn1s, Oct. &, ria CAIRO. Oct. II.
A copy Of the Grenada CAiss) sPieket, reoe
sheet, received at the Bn4stin Office, has written
on the margin an intimattoo, signed by Capt. ".
N. Forrest, brother Of Gen. Forrest, that when
rext the Confedcrates visit Memphis, they will
look after lit. Bingham, editor Of the Bulletin.
This note came from Byhalia.
The same paper contains the following rich Of
fetal dispatch, sent to Mobile after Forests last
raid:
A7nEss, La, Sept. II, vla IuKA. Sept. 20. Gen
Forrest has captured the garrison at this
place, including 1,aoo prisoners, also two
valuable trains Of hfty wagons and ambnlances
600 horses and nnny valuable stores. Our loes was
only four or hve killed and about twenty wounded.
Our troops are all enthusiasm and will 1eave In q
(s'eneol n. Q. GALLOWAY.
Gen. Fo0REsr.
October 4th saw different sight .Yhen part Of
Gen. Bntord's force snslled Athens two hours, do.
ruanded its surrender, and retired In disgust. II
FOREST took the place Sept. aith, why id Butord
try to take II ten days Inter? Perhaps Gen. For
rests dispatches are as unreliable "a those OF
Can't. Forests. .....
The editor Of tho Bu!etsn aaya Capt. Forests
threat that be won'd call for us, does not make it
cianse. when be ne1t yieits Memphis. He is not
likely to sisit i In bury. When be does It viii
irving Block. or ZONE other military prison.
The folloxinc ltems OF new, Are contslned In the
Grenada PicEcf: col. Bsail ". Duke has been az.
signed IT, tic command Of Gen. Torrao;s csya,T9.
f;Sn Fnrrest La harm nrnmntc1 70 the rsnE oTI.
General. o"o'- = ''''''~1 'A1A> - N'''
Cn1 i @. Chenoxeth bas command NJ the raw.
alry force IN parts Of Tennessee. and expests To
co1ecipt heavily in sect1ons Of he State adisesnt
thereto. - e Ae'S @S'7~N"'
IRE penn1e NJ c-,v.nrdv;11e have enhzc,tho5
20 nm to nnrchasc ,hatteTv nfthe TTaSer. onn ~
effnTt tn rnect fnnis for the aame was betH9 mada
in Columbus, Aberdeen and Selma. 11e ''A13'
Thc.e ave- over s01 nrisnnera r. 1rvin1 n,oct
Memnhis "'0 F'-@"A~A" - '4'Aos o'osA'
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ir,,nS sovero 400 nee. o
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