New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
from the Aonth.West.


The steamer City Of Alton has arrived from Memphis
sharp ssirmish occurred Coer5yilie on Sunday
between detachment Of the 45th Iowa Infantry and
company OF Rebel Cavalry resulting in the defeat OF the
ltebe;s with the loss Of 10 or u.
A barge Of Government hay was burned at Memphis
On the I5;h.
Information from the White River represents all
c..e: Con. Prices army as the last accounts were
divided between Camden. Monticello, and Prineten
pagsns forcc was in the neighborhood Of Pine Bluff
pnnderng occasionally.
Gen. GOrdoH's Union brigade from below have occu-
pied 81. Charles.
Owing to the late Treasury restrictions the Memphis
cotton market came TO a stand still Stock ON hand
aboa. 100 bales sixty bales shipped from Memphis on
Monday were seized here by the military authorities TO-
day
CAIRa, Wednesday. July 26 1854
Col. Hicks has been relieved from the com
-,,nd of Paducah Gen. Payne has prohibited all pet
sons Occupying houses lberbuidngs ss tenants In
the District q West Kentucky. from paying rent there
for except to landlords owners Of undertaking 10y
nty, and after the LIST OF August rons for The occu
nancy OF buildings or lands Of disloyast mus, be
aud at t5s QusTtermasers and no payment Of rent to
dsoya persons oa the date Of The order to The LIST Of
August viii be vslid
Gen Payne has also restricted the snle Of and
ammunition 10 persons in or with the army and such
only by permit from his hcadqua-ters The purchase Of
supplies can only be effected by permit from the sur
yeyor and merchants can only bring goods into the
district by conforming strictly to section 81 OF the
Regulations of tho Treasury Department Several
stores haye been closed
number OF disloyaI citizens Of Paducah have been
ordered 10 leave the state Immediately
The notorious guerria. Ke,terson, is TO be shot o;
Paduceh to morrow.
Gen Payne has already oonscated to the use Of the
Government fifteen OF disIoyal par'ics in PG
dacah.
LOUISVILLE. Tuesday. July 70, 1894
guerrilla fOrce-number unknowI-are re-
ported 70 have been threatening Brandcaburg this
morning with the supposed intention of crossing into
Indiana
The remains OF Gen Mcpherson arrived curly this
morning and lay in state at the Gait House uatil /
O'Clock and then escorted to the Cincinnati mail.
boat by imposing display Of cavalry artillery. and
infantry. under Col. Jordan
In encounter between Capt Dubois with 30 men
OF tho 18th Ohio Cavalry, and 20 guerrias at New.
Hope last Saturday the Rebels routcd ard Capt
Alexander their leader. killed
John TOmpkins recently Of the firm Of James Low
Co.. of our prominent merchants committed
suicide this morning lie had been unwel for several
days and muci depressed.
Tuesdays Chattanooga Garettc mentions a rumor that
tho Eebel Gen. Hood was wounded In Fridays fight
before Atlanta
Capt Baker Of the 35th Ksnsucky, routed party Of
srerrinas at Knob Creek killing and wounling % and
capturing nunbc, OF ho-scs and asms with no loss On
'oar side.
LoUIsyDLY, KY, Tuesday July o6, 1854.
Adviccs from North Missouri say the railroad
forty miles west OF Hannibal taken possession Of
this morning BY the Rebels and the bridges and depos
were burned Two hundred troops sent after the
kebeis The result il not known.
The people Ut Palmyra and Quincy are much excited.