, 1864-02-02

| CA,ao. Feb. ]. 1sSa.
The steamer Mary Z. Forsyth, Capt Nat
| Green. Clerk, Sites, from Memphis, 30th, ar-
| rived Ills evening, with over 600 cabin pass
| cngcre. and nj oat 500 on deck. some of whom
were fur1oughcd soldiers. The greater num-
ber of these paseengers were refugees from
| Wet Tennessee,
| The ,BuNstiu has the following:
| From the officers of the Southwestern,
which arrived from below last evening, we
| aearu that the steamer q. Lord was fired
! into two days since thirty miles this side Of
ared Int m one was tninred and no harm
niso, wv ~ one "Sto "'o*s @>e1 ~ ~.
done. seven men l1o1n lne oo"tn" es'e1,
| with tlcir mules and horses, were captured
rccent1y l,r er,cr.1laa near Bol,yc. Landing.
They ,xere mt on A foraniug expedition
T7,er have not been heard from since.
C.,,. ~. >.4.a ~,rto ,1an+x, a. por3-
NIan4o o4o ~ asI ~ 49, .srar h,,t hsya ,..-n1v
GUS ponts oo"a sue 1f.t' o4] ~ |-.1,.
nred au1o poaas o4 !aee ou1 ".e ne4
eecn- Their presence Is fepofled " 1nhaoft-
ants
For s0me weeks past some Of the Union
men in Memphis have been consulting Us to
the prospect Of m carly movement for tho
reorganization Of Tennessee Much interest
nus peen 1c1t ID Kho" the views ol GOV. An
are" johnson On tne subject, II oelng wen
Ano"n tna1 any P,an "hlcn lal,ea 70 com
manu- ms apP1o'al WOMB 8'ano nut a S4an
cnsn.e ",s ~ e1, nuat eaeeese. .
| ue'a1 seo..a1 impression 'uat -, ns
"As .ne ie.uc1 "nom ~ "ono pe sne 10 .ol'
10" IN SUCH essal VOTE as tepuno!ns tnc
Tempe o1 clsu Aoerly IN 4cnnessee, Inc GU"
] fnr 0f the KHNTlt1S }}uf{Sfin addressed ft0V.
johnson on the subject. His reply Is Of such
gratifying Character that re deem 1t OF sui
f'cient importance to 1ny it before our readers.
as 1ouo"s:
| ooAi11S Man,s11s wrfiI rs 90 1874 I
Hon. Andrew johnson. Milltsry Governor Tenn.
eesee:
Hprestdeat Ltncoln's amnesty plan is to be
carried out here where is 1t to commence "e
'"Pa''en''s AVAIL sop' aas"es' ,
r.s,vn,r Tsnn ~ -, &C.,
uor = wnchn1n nSrvnnb,a.
Ilayc heard fro1u washington and will send m
answcr in full In three dsys. also will send a
proclamation in regard TO reorganization.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Tic Memphis Bulletin has the Little Rock
Democrat ofthe esd.
Col Clayton attacked and routed shelby's
l 49, -,
rebel force twenty miles below Fine Bluff on
| t1,e Monticello roa3 IN f}e 18th inst Tte
| light lasted hall an hour, Wien the enemy
fed pureued by Col Claytop with hts com.
/ -
mhno LOT t"c AoAsS atau u haA- 1Ae febris
were driven sercn miles. Shelby Was badly
hcotoo Tho rnnte +voa con,n1afa ond a..
] "e"NA Ane Ao"te van eoulAeLe aau ols'
graceful to the rebels. 6helby's force ia es-
| timated ut 500.
Coa fna,4or narchra s,x+r ,n,1as ~ +n,o,,-
| ~ c4~' @0@ A. ~Aee o4N'! 1HHeS ~ e"eo
| ty-four hours, made light, and gained VIC
| torv
Major Van Haaten, Of the ID Arkansas, re-
ports to Lieut.. Col. Fuller that Lieut. Yates,
| on the 14th inst, mede reconnaissance to
wards Clinton. in Van Bnren conntv H.
.,.o,ss,t -, ~. .sxa,.s -.,asa. ~ ~
opus4t 1.,.,ae .aeA t"e4'e ptaeoness, e0 o1 "non
were Hntsl men, Whon he surprised and
captured at cadron Gave
| Gates a1sn cantnred csnfa;n ue,roa ~
.fepas,s .o-n.oaaa &C. naas,a1. tou ~ ~
.4e,.,s ~ 4.a-o,ss a1es au'. apou. ~ .nen,
ana WINE ou' 14a'e1eo completely thfongh
Col. Wits territory.
The following is dispatch from the same
af1fcer.
W-c
HEAD 's 81 141A1oS, Sp 3o Aa11Le1 1asI
DEAR Co1oNr1: Cantr Hsmiifon M hss };sa . 1ch',