New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
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Our FEDERAL FLEET AND TRooPs.-The United
a.s, now wing in our river comprises the following
.sls: Tie as s,eam,hp Hartford bearing The que pen
ss Com Fsa s ps ',Sas,. pnns.3ss
81 10 9 The steamship Tennessee the to"bost Ct
MI, and The steamboat. Diana and 5alle Robin.on
49, Nv the enemy sIc ker arrival in this port The
srs,r De Soto which formerly ran between NewOIleens
Of tbe prisoners brought from the forts and released
m parole up in this weasel TIE steamboat W. Burton,
he ,swboai Lands anu large side ~ m.ed steam
sd yesterday ~ zen Transports among which are The 9l'
hw"Ss o e With lage rainber u irGops vicb came on
Se Sailing ship r. Wilder Fsriey, lying IN the First Die
si pd do led Win troop The balance Of the rsps.
e small OF tnsecat SIS far as we could Judge They
ks,s landed nom eco to $500 men.
From the same paper we condense The tOllOwing
On Tuesday, 10Th APRIL The answer Of the City Council
vss transmitted TO Com Fasgo', and as result th mes
se Of 6onbading The City and -gnihed hs Intention Of
goviug the City Hall flag by Of mis- forces Ao.
Tth, United Marines with cannon to toe
City Hal snd the 0ss then taken down by the United
sys The Bee, has been gully sustained"
CHASGE.-It will tie soen by the following orders,
hat q change has taken place in the comma iants oil
This pos, Colonel and Acting Brighten. Shepiey has
leen ordered 10 New Orleans. while by the sane
order, Col Nickerson, Iith Maine, is assigned TO
Inc command here OF course we know nothing Of
what 10 up and besides, as our little sheet must be
regarded Of tie press, we must not disclose II We
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Vermont and 18Th Connecticut, while five resi
menis with part of two field batteries snd one
company Of cavalry are LETS. Thee, with tie field
works upon the Island tine fort, and the naval force
10 tie harbor, are amply sufficient TO protect ns
against any force which the enemy cal send
sganst US. , If, ,.e,
GsyyR.L ORDER No. l-by direction Of Maj Gen Butler
,Ae eommsnd will nDti further orders, devolye Col
NicAersOn commanding an Maine Volunteer TO whom al
the commanders OF regiment and indeponGet comp ies
v,fkH Du.a. tslv report by command
o. =. snEPLEY. Coz. and Acting Bris General.
Z. bLsLEY, A. A. A. General
Fs.DQrARrERs, Sur IrAsp May 4, 1852.
osp.r No. III Pursusnt TO General Order 70 f.om
he headquarters Of Acting B sder Genera O. /. shegley
thereby assume the eommaf q OF this post So,
AL odsrs heretofore issued aid now IN ioIee WAL be oD
H. G6jatsnt G $ BictmOre Of The Ii,h Maine Volunteer
'''''' s'' gee S Nfck i ' E,ds Pos.
c 6. BicSsOEs, AdJalan:-
FoRr JAcKsoS.-By politeness Of Col. Niekerson,
Commander Of Post, we have New-OIleans dates TO
ID inst. IL seems there w0s mutlny IN Fort Jack.
son. which compelled its surrender. From tile and
o,ker facts come ted with the surrender Of New
Orleans there eau be no doubt that the number who
ue getting sick OF this unhoy Rebellion rs not few.
Lieut.. j.. III. Grow ell of the 18th Maine Regiment
has been appointed by Col. Nickerson Post Commits
ary Of Subsistence.
Since our last issue, two small expeditions have
kfi lnder CONVOY of the New London aud Calhoun
for Forts Pike aud Wood. We are hourly expecting
10 hear from them.
Tie lueiness OF our little city continues brisk
ever IL sstonisbes those from " Secessia" 70 see
he healthy flow OF business the chipping the activity
dis,layed by the " Yankees, aud the large quaDt-
bee Of provisions and stores landing ami unloading
bae.
portion Of Com. Porters mortar feet has arrived
M all il on the way 10 rendezvous here. WHAT
EroDghold is to fall next
From the correspondence Of The Boston Journal
We make come interesting extracts
LANDING OF THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
Jnspiieipation of the Decentralization of the troOps
ppder his command amid the Temptations OF large
CIV Gen Butler issued an Bodybuilding all plud
dsriDg Of private aud public property, under the
yerest penalties, and 80 far as have been able to
ascertain no ac. Of ndiscretion OF this nature has
been committed by them.
While it the privilege Of the Eth Connecticut
rgiment Col DeniiDg, to be the first Union troops
70 ascend the Mississippi above the forts, the honor
| abeng the van of tie army OF occupation wte re-
| served for the 3st Massachusetts and the 1th Ns-
toD,ln regiments. From the hurricane deck OF the
steamer j. T.. Jackson, witnessed the deoarkaton
Of the former regiment, brought up 20 the city By The
| steamship Mississippi.
| TOE lie, Of May when detachment OF Union .ol-
6ers landed ON the levee, III the face OF an iDdig-
| pant and excited multitude which filled the pier.
With ii.ed bayonets they steadily aud consideIatciy
| forced back the jeering crowd, who scoied ana
| booted at the "invadeTs." They were received
with no visible denominations OF pleasure On me
contrary, the crowd, Gsgusted By TIER presence, re-
soried to every means short Of violence TO express
their Disgust at the presence Of 'Lincolne mlnloos,
and poured in usfinted measure The oo2Tsest lnyec-
| tlyes upon the beads OF the soldiers. Ihe troops
bore themselves with spirit becomngthe represen-
iives OF those institutions winch tney are seeking
10 implaut in this TebeiliOus community pIslOCn
Wa formed across the pier, before when the cro"d
moved up the levee, and, where no resistance was
offered, closed in behind the soldiers, the rabble
being "a curious 10 how the Yankees looked, as
tey were ready 70 stigmatze them as " hlrehngs,
"NorIheru clt-throats," niggeT-steaieTs, and The
Ike.
The rsQimenial coors, bright and beautiful every
stripe boud OF Union, every star star OF hope Tor
TIE future OF the Republic, were borne aioit through
tie throng, and the band heading tie column, the
| regiment filed away TO the tune Of Yankee Doodle,
scross the levee past the deserted warehouses, up
Canal street 10 tue Custom-l House. which IL one OF
the pieces Of United States property winch Preei-
dent Lincoln long since informed the TRAITORS he IN
tended 20 L" hold and possess Tue troops quaftered
| hefe FOR the night The next morning Gen. Butler
ordered Lieut. Col French % take possession Of the
City Hall, which lie did with TWO companies OF IN;
kLiry Obeyng further insti nctlODs, be introduced
himself to the Mayor Of the city, and informing that
frnclionary that if be desired an interview with
Gen. Butler tie latter would be pleased TO sec him
the ST. Charles Hotel at ociock in tie afternoon.
| GEN. BUTLER KEEPS HOTEL.
Whatever may be thought Of the ability OF Gen
ssl Butler to conduct public house popular
scale, he has at least shown himself equal to the
sss Of opening and keeping hrst.rate hotel
Upon the appearance Of The Union fleet, the ST.
Charles shut is wide portals and 10 all intents and
purposes elosed for the season." But General
Butler required accommodations for himself and his
numerous renue of officers and body-gusrd, aud ~
We st. Charles offered the ad yantsges OF central
.oaion, coupled with elegant apartments and
| wsii-stocked larder while Colonel French was in
| resting the CITY Hall Major Strone want 10 The