New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
, REGIMENT OF SlyiGES IN TIE FIELD
The Capture of New Orleans ReaSSerted'

pieces OF artller! az ReadOW bluH'
Gen. Floyd's forces arc represented 10 be greatly
demoralzed since the battle of Carnifax Ferry, and
Henry a. Wises generashp is severely criticised by
The Richmond Enquirer. which says that the rela-
tious between Floyd and Wise are painful enough to
explain all our reverses in Western Virginia
Gen. Wise, accompanied by Gen. Henningsen,
hao arrived in Richmond. The former will Proba-
bly lie contaminated.
G n. Lee is TO take command of the forces hereto
fore under the command Of Generals Wise and
Floyd.
A statement in The Galrestoa Ne0s makes the
number of Texan troops now in the field 10000, Of
which 5000 are in Virginia, 1000 in Western Mis-
s,ur and Arkansas, and 4, 600 in Arizona and New
Mexico.
Robert Scott announces himself candidate for the
Confederate Congress for Fsuquier District, Virgil
mia.
Communication over the East Tennessee Railroad
has been interrupted for some days in consequence
of the washing away of the track by floods.
There is great rejoicing throughout the South over
the capture of Lexington and the difficulties OF Gen.
Fremont.
Gen j. H. Brisbane died at Summeryille, S. C.,
on Tie 23d ult.
A South Carolina regiment had left for Suffolk,
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch to The Charleston Courier
says that jeff Davis had been received at Fairfax
Court. Houee, Va, with great enthusiasm.
Gen Van Dom Of Texas has been assigned to
duty in the army Of the Potomac.
Mansfield Lowell, late of the City of New.York,
IL appointed Brigadier-General, and assigned 10
duty IN Louisiana.
There is a general growl throughout the Rebel
States at the netfciency Of the mail arrangements
A. Porter, Of the lst Michigan Regiment, died at
Caste Pinckney on the % inst, OF typhoid fever.
The health of the other prisoners is said TO be 5000.
Some French naval officers from the corvette La
voisier, lying at the mouth Of the Mississippi River,
visited New Orleans on the Dist of September.
A dispatch, dated New-Orleans Sept. %, Gays:
EThe steamship Niagara and sIoop-of-war are off
Pass l0utre, and the steam gun-boat Waterwitch
Is inside Tie wet bar
The Governor of North Carolina has issued a
proclamation fortiddng any bacon or leather from
being sent out Of the State.
Tie Memphis Argus Of the 30 inst. contains the
following proclamation:
Concurripg entirely, in the views expressed by the
cotton factors OF Eew-0rleans in the annexed coU-
nuucaiOn and petition from business men here, pray
ing that 30 cotton be sent to New-0rleaus duriDg
che existence Of the blockade, have determined 10
take the most decided means to prevent the landing
of any co1o 10 this city, Notice is therefore hereby
given 10 al masters ana owners of steamboats, and
her waier-cralt that from and after the 10th OF Oc-
tOber no cotton must be brought 20 New-OleanF, Ut
within the hes embracing that section Of The
try between the Notifications above CarrolltOn and
those b,lOw the city and extending back 20 toe
Lac. All steamboats, or other waterera arriN ing
within the prescribed limits will be forth ith placed
IN charge Of armed force, and escorted above the
point indicated. This will be adopted in all
cases, woether the quantity Of cotton brought be
large small. Tie railroad companies have already
Issued OrCefs in furtheance Of the object Of is
procl imaton, and no viola ion of them will be per-
mitted. Thomas o. Moore,
shall cooperate with Gov. Moore in the enforce
neht Of the above order.
DE. TwlGGs, Msjor-Gensrsl Commanding
Col. Mckee, late editor of The Louisville Courier,
will take command Of regiment under Gen. Buck
per.
The Citizens Bank Of New. Orleans are circulating
"fves cut in two, each piece TO represent g. 20.
Thirteen bundled Indian warriors crossed the
Arkansas River near Plymouth, on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, en- route for Ben McCullochs army.
Gen. Whitfield, late Of Kansas, is alec moving
toward Southern Missouri, az the head Of a number
of Texas troops.
The Federal prisoners sent 10 Hew-Orleans were
escorted to their quarters in that city by colored
eoml any.
An exchange Of shot and shells took place on the
10Th ultimo between Federal msn.oi-war and the
rebel steamer Joy, without any damage being done
20 either side.
A boat from the Water Witch had landed some
men a. the telegraph station at the head Of tue
Passos who carried off the telegraph instruments.
The Rebel steamer South Carolina had captured q
Mexican steamer of Galveston.
George Davis and w. T. Dorth have been elected
Senators from North Carolina to the Rebel Congress.
s represented thai Is 900 Confederate troops are
between Green River and Nashville, and about
regiment per day was arriving at Nashville from
southern points.
The Rebels claim TO have 40 900 men in Kentucky.
The Iumor of the capture Of New Orleans is re-
ported at Nashville, and details thereof are said TO
have been received.
Tomorrow TIE Journal Of this city will contain
the correspondence between Gen. Anderson and Mr..
Haldeman, late editor Of The Courier, relative TO
The suspension Of The Courier and his exodus into
Rebellion.
Ex-Gov. Helme has taken the oath Of allegiance
90 the United States, and returned home.
The GTeen-River bridge is mined and ready to be
blown up by the rebels.
The pending Congressional election is publc
throughout the rebel States. In five States only
electoral tickets are thus far put up
1t is evident from the tone Of Southern parors
that the rebel army Of the Potomac will act strictly
on the defensive.