, 1865-02-10


CAIRO, Thursday, Feb. Q, 1861.
Tic Cairo Eyanlug 1Id7 Eagle ststes that the
losses from deprdations committed By soldiers
In trdns{u yestc,tlay, cmonut to mozs than Was
1rst supposed, end have virtually compelled the
citizens to sutpcna business. Ten thousand dol
lars would not prct3bly cover the 1osscs sustained
By citizens during the past lhirty~six hours. Iee
1t be understood that the commanders cannot be
accueedof completely in thcse law1ess acts, COM
mitted by only portion Of two or three rcgt-
mente.
The following is a l.st Of losses re picked up
In a few moments, and comprise but little Of
the whole: L. Wahl, jewe1er, sth street, S1;5oo.
Hamilton &; Reilly, Esrs and caps, Sloa;;: j: q.
Byipgton, guns and pistols, $500; Con. 0'Galia.
han, hardware, etc, 81 geo; P. Chapman, grocer,
Commercial avenue, s1C0;, VIM. Barker, Levee,
enuT and hoatstores, go; Reynolds. Comu1ercias
avenue, tobacco, SEQ. These figures givp. the
amounts Of their Losses as nea1 as may be. Pro-
vost Marshal Ma]. B1ake enys these suma will be
deducted from the pay Of the soldiers committing
the depredations. Some Of the men have not he'd
their pay for several months. Ma,or General
D. Hunter, Major General 8. T. Hesntze1-
man, Msjor General s.. Casey, Brigadtcr
Gen 6 + a., B. Ga11fnS,9n, sIa, BEig gsni YIN Harrog
1uwa Vci), md Col Wm. Mckee Dunn, arrived
here ycstszday and are guests Of the St Charles
Till Of Dr1s Cen Eeazcr Palne' ilte IN nf coI Inc
n,aud Of ths District Of Western Kentucky. Col.
DEnn ts Assistant Judge Advocate Gcneiaf and
The following is the o'd:z bg which tho court
Wan DIpAnTaESr.
ADIuIAST GENERALS OFF1cr.
SPECIAL Orders No: u.
c5qpt Ma1tf5} 1tGgfa beiss9 @
meet at Cniro Illinois, the Sth day Of February,
1875, or as coon thereafter os practicable, for the
t!ial Of Brfg.dter General EleazeE 4 Paine. .. s.
Gen. Paine has not arrived rs set, but is ex-
pected tonight It Is hardly probable that any Of
ihe oeeedings Of the court martial can be made
public atpreseut.
tA1no, Thursday: Feb. a-Nator Gems. Hunter,
ntintzlemen, and Casey, Bslgadiez Gems. earring
18th Iowa, and Judge Advocate Dunn, consti.u-
ting the General Court Martial for tho trial OF
DIG. Gen. Payne, have arrived here. aud viii
not arrived. but is expected tonight;
Important military movements are transplrlng,
but the details Afr conttnbaDl.
Numerous dcp:cdatIcEs hare been committed
here, within the last thirtysix honre, by troops
passing through the city. The citizens weTc
haze
tlrc]y suspended.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
PApUcAH, Feb. g. via CAIRO, Thursday, Feb.9
Col. Cross'and's brigade Of rebel cavalry is sta
toned along the Tennessee line, watching events
In this district, and conscripting. On Tuesday,
Grassland suddenly made his appearance In Graves
and Ballard counties, and is conscripting nearly
every man whom he comes across. Men arc dec.
Ing from their homes to ngoid CONSUMPTION, AM.
urch suffering bus already been experienced. Last
night large number Of Ballard county men came
IN on foot, hayfng becn forced TO leave. without
money and almost without clothing. Yesterday
Cloeslard had succeeded In c0nscrlptng abont
forty citizene, and exears that he will have them