, 1864-04-27

Lower mississippi HTnttcrs-Move.
menta OF Forrest.

There is still c1,rnnfc snprehensfnn of TIM ,ehe1.
| attacking paducah. Yesterday there we're 100 OF
Bnforda forces at Mayteld, and tho1 fred Into :he
| Metropolis, there being only a small force
| thought TO be about i've hundred in all-in the
vicinity OF Mayec1d, and On the Padpcah Railroad,
Citizens lust from Jacksop. Tenn. renort +bot
| Forrest has er.cnated jackson and moved m to
| canton in fnrce. What hfs ohfeet may ha IA mt
| YET onn,r.nt
On Friday evening n non named James 3f B,ir
,eafinc in Thehas rb,'c rrtnrnino f+on, tb1s cI,-
was wa,Iaid about 3 mile and = half ftom his
honsc and aho, three hnctshot cntar1no b,s hr.,ot
near The hesrt caugIur instaut dcuth. Hc I'll in
tho rood 1,;s bor.-a bac,,n;n, f-Iohtonod ..,
! off. Their xonesrancc ronxed thc fca-s a. ,ba
| neiphhor.. and thev tnrncd ont and fonnd h,.
| botlv II Ind hcen robh.d At ahout m. hn1drod
d,1t,rs the p-ocenaa of ,narl.4}nr n M, r,.,,
trbo ,,rr;3,rsra ,-a w. tr,,-n ~ .,..;,;an
nnop three stran,era scen IN the ~ 1tc1nitx short |
| time besorc he vas kt,,cd M Ra1r .as ~ I'll
-ce;5cnt ~ f-,,.-,.s,,n n,d et~,~ 40 0'~
I1corn tb,, r,-tr h.. .~r3.a5 ho-s f~c1, ,r.,-
ntssce Who ,e,ort b.vInr ae-n af.,o, rr.deo-d
Snnroso1 IN h,xa hcan lfi1sd hI ,.haIs ~ ~ ha -.
| Of Far PILLOW. At f,orinn,on ram ,ho,t a ve.+
.oo Fron st.ter.,.. r3,da h. r.h.;, II aoon,. ~,
;ar rr,dtora md. h. ear,na af,rr ,bo -,
Fo., pi,to,~ h., ,~.a -o,,i.., ,t,7 oon.,ao..s r.
st,ts ~ ,,,r,r1 Wa, ~ ro.,.nton :. 49, s,,ana
49, ~ tIo.v H., h.iao ,,,n1assaaa, - ~
~ .-"tNa .sa. $780, sa
sassI.,a. .nsu 80 s1rrou ~ ~ .4..
,.t t.e4 nun w.sa'n*tou t7Ao les1''non,
.ne w" .uaseasse1 ua'o aftl,sa ts.
ne.I au1 .ecd ~ atu "a sSon Fi7't
''se Ga ao.. m'p ~ns'1 sa1 uasae tooA piae1
=, 49,: r.s.a =. s na s.a.s .oo' :" . soaoe.
al LUG 'Acts 10 pe 'onoo Having m important
bearing on the case.
m.s' bootn' WIG Of MAJOR bootn' o'o U. >: heavy
artillery las arrived here, e7 route TOT Fort Pillow.
to reclaim the body Of her husband. When For
rcft's men killed her husband, they repaid her In
their why for the great kindness, ehe had, In tho
goodness Of her heart, bestowed upon the prison
eEs Of their command at st. Louis.
1t il understood that the remaining members Of
the 18th Tennessee cavalry and 9Th United States
heavy artillery have taken sole1na oath never to
fpare another rebel prisoner who lnsy fa,l into
thclE hands.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TribEne.l
CA1no, April :t, 1851
There WAS IN immense tale OF Government cet-
ton here to-day, By United STATES Nzrsha1 D. L.
Phillips, Of Springfield, on Government account,
the psoauct being naval pzi1s money. The cotton
was mostly captured on Red River, By Admiral
Portet's fleet, since the Inauguration Of the Red
River expedition. The cotton brought what Is
considered to be vey good prices, as follows: Asa
Eastman, OF Springfield. ILL.,, bought 400 bales at
an average Of T22A cents per pound; John r. Mar
qnand bought for Ncrins & Co., OF Boston, SO
bales at - centB; Berais s. Brown OF St. Louis
boueht 100 bale. at Ts1H cents. The amount OF the
s.le il about s7s5 0z0. There were 9,129 bales In
nll. Twenty-cight ltogehcads Of nsolasses brought
o1x cents per gallon. Eighteen bags Southern
wool, very poor quality, brought esX cents per
ponsd.
The steamer N. ". Thomas, IN the employ Of
the United Statee Sanitary Commission, bnt now
II cd ~ hospital boat. arrived no1n Few Orsc.1s
to-day, having on board about hfty Union soldiers
"oo,'ueu =. Inc 'at' osnl Oh 4'eo fSet' Gu roFtc
'os e1' LOUIE.
steamers t'oess3' no. = ana hei!c, Of Memphis,
na'c5ust at1a'ea' bringing Aempais cafes 70 Aon-
oaY evening"
aoul cottesponoent aarn1shce tae following:
1oe s'ea"er enfle" just reached port hom Asxau.
fas nser sepofss Inc country along the ftrcsE In
iested VILE small oands OF gnes3llas, Hho keep up.
en- inc oank IN ofuef 10 OBTAIN goods which are
esouset up ~ GOALS 1o{ caf1zcna IN the neishoor-
noods. me Cane", "hhe aground nj Johnson's
i'laho' on saturday the 10th Inst, Was attacked
" pafs5 oa Hom Ten 10 tae''e OF those outlaws.
socae eo'caese VINO were upon inc boat went on
snote TO gre .he taseais nsht. aud succeeded IN
of1Fne tnem on amer kauins theif leader notost-
eus suefu'a aau ooat nu!nes' 1om henan, or bet
ssl Auo"n ~ no As1sntnaa. one o. these
~ u1~'e w, vas nAI "ouneea "'1ie patea.n"
~ AoN! tnc oaAN " tae 31'et" NOT
Casualty oceu1teo' ano tae oo7s was nos laf1nef