The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-24
Eight Hundred and Eleven Bales Of Cot.
ton. Four Thousand Two Hundred
Hogsheads and One Hundred and
Eleven Barrels Of Sugar Ship
ped in Tive Days.
Tho Whole Of the Cargo, Including ROsin, &C.,
Bound North.
THREE THOUSAND REBEL UNIFORMS SEIZED
GEN. SHEPlEy'S GuBERNATORlAL ADMINISTRATION,
&C., &C., DO.

The United States transport steamer Fulton, Woton
commanding, arrived here last evening" being but
Days from New Orleans. All was quiet in the Crescent
City.
Tho Fulton brings homo Of the sick and dis.
efArged soldiers in Gen. Butcrs division and fifty
cabin passengers, among whom notice Gen shepley,
lately appointed Military Governor Of louisiana; Captain
Palmer, Lieut.. Rickman, &c.
Gen. Shepley returns for explicit instructions
spoctipg and bearing upon his appointment
Captain Palmer long and ably as the Post
Quartermaster at ship Island and belonging to the
staff Of Brigaer General Phelps returns short leave
Of absence for his health
Lieut.. Hickman, Of the Salem Rifle Rangers, returns
mvaded he having unfortunately, broken his leg whe
On duty in the city Of New Orleans.
Mr. Bates, tho able agent Of the Adams Express Com
pany at New Orleans, is also passenger.
The Fulton brings home the remains CT young peKay,
Tor their last resting place.
OF the sick on board three have died-two when one
day cut-ihe last, Edwin Kigore. Company @, Twelfth
Maine regiment, ON the day Of arrival
We are indebted to the Purser, Mr.. Thomas McMarus,
for late iIes Of New Orleans papers, &c.
The following are the names Of passengers
Gen. Geo F. shopey, Military Governor of Louisiana;
Maine, Capt A. Nelson bearer Of dispatches 10 wash
tngton, D. C) T. r. Davis, artist OF Hypers' Weekly;
s% ar W III d Peters, Mrs B. D. Carn Mrs Lara, Lieut.
ana servant, Mr. K. King, MIR. Whitney, Dr. I. K. Gle
nent, Lieut.. c. +. Appleton, Lieut. E. ii. Layford MI.
Danl kenn, Mr. Watson, Capt s. 9. Gilbert servant
Lieut. Woodruff and servant Lieut. Hickman and servant
Mr. vinnara Lieut. L. Ailord Lieut.. H. stark Lieut..
Allen, Lieut. r. c. McAee Mr. Bates Lieut. s. b. Hcbard
and servant, Lieut.. Chas Hathaway, Chaplain j. T.
Brown and servant, Lieut. 9. J. Hayes, Mrs. Beden,
ngse Snasn and servant Capt, Palmer Dr. Mche
eprague--and 4G9 sick aud discharged soldiers from
Cen. Buffers division.
Private H. G. Miller, Co. ], Eighth Now Hampshire
2inent, died July 10 and buried at sea- Private
David Sawyer, Company K Fourteenth Maine, died July
~, and was buried at sea- Drummer Edwin Klgore
ased July %, and was buried at Sea same day.
Our Now Orleans Correspondence.
NEw ORLEANS, July 16, 1862.
Dun Times iN ne Crescent Ciy-Aaxio.s TO Hear from tic
6ovA-GeMsrdI Butler Fads q Swoyd Formerly O,oaed
ey En- Pressdi Tayicr--Ldrce Haul Of Cosfedrae Uni
Js,ms-Nes~ f'Om Batom Hotse-Reisan Of Captain
Parker to NsO Ovieam-NGsai Operations on Me Red
Rsre-General Butler and the Secessioniss-Hec'A Of
~ city--COronor Shepey Returns 10 Washington for
AssrsctionsPassenges BY Me Steamship Euston, &C.
The United States steam transport Fulton Captain D.
- Woton, leaves to-day FOR New York. Snco the dc.
Darturs OF the Roanoke, on last Saturday, thorc
nothing of interest occurred Indeed 1t has been the dull
- period that I've the occupation Of the city
We feel moro interest In tho affairs OF Richmond than
We do in our own matters. From the last rcaho nc.
counts have, tho position OF Mcclellan TO
b strong, and from the cmiuous silence the latest No.
1ie paper have we indulge strong hopes tha. the
boasted victory Of the rebels but temporary We
ase now looking anxiousy for the next steamer from
New York. The Parkcrsburg arrived from Now York on
Ne l4th but, having past quarantine without STOP
ping she obliged TO back and report station
and we expect her back this morning. The capt in Of
ihe steamer thought rather hard, and the General
Woud have been glad 70 have waived the necessity OF
his going down the river again but General Butler felt
Nat It would be unjust to permit breach Of law in
vessel Of the United States whom he had required Spa
Aish steamer he cardena to return report qua
yantinc for precisely the same offence.
The General have peculiar faculty Cor ind
~ the swords Of United states officers
The other day detective was 10 search stable
where II understood that arms, belonging 10 rs
ersant Of oxPrssidsnt Tyler were concealed Among
variety OF weapons found undor the floor stable
vas the elegant sword presented TO "0ld Rough and
Rsadyn by the state OF Kentucky II will Je son. 70
Genera Taylor, Commissary General Of the United
States Army and brother Of the gallant hero or TIA
Mexican war.
COmmssary General Taylor is. think the only dircc.
representative OF sold Zack whose loyalty is unfair
aisAed.
On Monday some three thousand uni,orms Of III.
house Of Godchaux Frers Simon Canal strcst The
usors taken possession Of ard the proprs.ors ar
rested aud taken before General Butler They Affected
suoh an unreasonable Ignorance Of the ownership and
destination OF the goods that the General ordered hem
70 be held in custody but yesterday the representa-
tous Of Mr. Roseous, one OF the most prominent Union
citizens here hoy released after giving their Parole
shat they would bs forthcoming when so ordered by
General Butler
Rouge whore he has been investigating the Affairs OF tho
State. There Is nothing at Baton Rouge. Van Dorm
ahreatens 70 attack the city but he viii meet with q
warm reception II he dsrss 70 attempt u.
On Sunday Captain Porter arrived here from vcksburg
% his flagship, the octorara, accompanied by all The
mortar hest but eight, which st At vtksburg. II
u unnecessary and perhaps mrrudcnt 10 mention tho
cnusc Of this change cf operahn The ssccionists hcrs
oaers snai sa s smes s SS are
sufficient for Vicssburg. General Williams, with his
command, will probably return TO thisrty within fow
days, thers is nothing Ia the world for him do
vcksbrg, his force being entirely Inadequate to occupy
che town.
Oh msclycs by firing at our transports they pass ap
che river.
The gunhoa Cayuga leaves here 10 day Cor tho mouth
o. Rod river who're she s 10 blockade that stream. ine
VIM. H. Webb but IN New York and the Mssc, rebo
gunboats arc cruising W the l'od river watching oppc
surit'es to catch cur transports Thor gnnc will prnba-
bly, be blocked by the tayugn and hope they may soon
b. brought down here prizes lhe webb IL probably
thc nncst and swfsvst tGgbOat IN the country.
The remains Of The Ito Lieut. Geo. g. Ne Kay Of Gen.
Williams stan viii leave IN tho Fulton TO day New.
port, X. l., via New York. The body cscorcd from
The terry where t has been deposited b. the Second
Massachusetts cavalry, s. A. Perkins Lieutenant Coma
nianding, down 70 che steamer, yesterday afternoon
am happy 70 state that Genera Buters hoel,h Is
much improy ed snCs last wrote though he not en-
sifey well yet He is III daily attendance ct his Office.
is VASTLY amusing 10 hear the absurd stories told bv
Tho rebels here This slight illness ot General Buticrs
was sufficient ground spread sloFy all through the
city that lie sick of yollow foyer. His absence last
Saturday the oico WAS said to be occasionod by
his having gone 10 Baton Rouge; but tho best Joke u
that currently reported I'M he spends his nighS
90 board sdrbsat ~ the river for fear OF disturb
IN The city. never Knew psoro so crcdunrs as
largo proportion Of the residents OF shis city Tie abJvo
stories thoroughly believed BY E,ss of peppis and
1hAe thousands " citizens here TD are psffesty
satisfied ,t8t Major strong went home ON this cty IN
his cofD and amount nf assertion or PROOF 10 the
contrary change their bslei.
lle be.lth cf hs CITY stl tnuos re 0rkAby good
yhs mortvsy report ioy tho week enng July 10 fh2Us