New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
Two Day. Inter from Nrw-Oricnus.

Two Days Inter from Nrw-Ortcnns.
! The steamship Potomac, from New-Oreans, Dec.
10, and Southwest Pess, Dec. 90 and the steamship
Columbia. from New Orelns, Dec. 90 5 p. NJ, and
Havana, ., 100 p. m.-being two days later than
the Saline of the Roanoke, whose news is given in
another coiumn-arrived last evening The Potomac
has experienced heavy n +. gales during tie entire
pas age. The following is list Of her passengers
and freight list:
+. Smith. j. Daey ". NJ. Perkins b n the s.eera-e.
FHuGHT Lists hhds sugar, C. W & ID. q. schmidt %
do do Order; 66 DO do Here Bros ~ do. do IL boxes
merchandise T. Goldsmith bales cotton. sheldon. Hoy,
derse Bros IS bales cotton d. Gcouria Co bbls and
300 hf b5is mossie Valentine Bergen "a csso. mdse A.
ibid. sug Ordei o. t6ls I,anse. order hhJs sugar
Order 90 pks Adm rprcss Co.. bales cotton Order
$50 bee cotton. McCOubieG Child.
Pastng~,, from Ne,o. Orieaa, By me Copmiir--Mr..
H. Buke Misses Fletcher, Fletcher, Philip L. Des-
souss H. r. Glisd. steamer Potomac. W. Duy. Mrs l..
D.val Mars Duvs Anna Duval Albert Duva Eugene Du.
vel Maulr Duva c. Co,oe,I John Hertz Louis Kaiser,
/ I. p Terry ! T. Knsrp. T VI. pudd " Kn,... DR.. l.
Rad and ADV. J. b Lusau J. p Lanes, ss Lizzie Hart,
Itrr. Eorans-EusTdo Ione de de Leon. 4. Graham J.
Fpaches ". MacCusy and Lady, g. A BOuion. h. Ma
guez W. { instant Gul!on.
The Columbas adyices from New Orleans are
moment had transpired since the departure OF the
other steamers. Tie Rebels think they see in Gen.
Banks "a less rigorous commander, and are seen in
the streets in crowds. One of them, on the 18th,
challenged Gen. Batter. The latter put the chal-
lenge in his pocket aud sent word TO the angry
Rebel iha, # be desired onset with him, to come
on in the street or wherever else it might cut him
I best.
! Gen Corcoran. with bis Irish Legion, was in the
river, and would reach the city in d DAY or two.
/ The Delta tac official paper has had occasion to
robuke the lurking treason Of The P,cayuHe, "a
journal which has once been suppressed for just
cause. aud which was permitted to 60 on only upon
the fullest confession Of guilt and promise Of repen-
lance.
Dr.. Mccormack, the Medical Director under Gen.
Butler, a. released and comes North with be stah.
! Business ~ duh ~ usual.
A large number Of SPECTATORS from NewYork
had arrived, and they may give impulse to trade.
Gen. Banks was very busy, aud IN hourly consul
ration with Con. Butler. 1t 10 d., 70 the Nation 10
know that the best feeling 6lbslsted between the
two Generals and their respective sials.
| Coll Elliott Of the ls' Louisiana Regiment, and
s5n ofthe Hon. II. II. Elliott Of New-iork, bad re-
signed. II was rot known what course Gen. Banks
woald pursue ~ II gard to rcsignatiJns.
/ Gen. Banks and Gen Batter were serensde1 Oh
the u4t Of he 1911 by the band OF tire 3isl M4,sa
chueeiis Regiment.
/ Tile DATA Of the 10th announces officially that
Gen. Butler would on The 22s tMondayj receive his
isiends al the City Hall. 80.
Ihe Dts Of the 10Th rhys:
'Pear-Admral i;eypsud, we learn from dispa,ch.
arrived last evening 81 tie mouth OF the iiycs, on
board The frigate La Guerrtfe. The gmall Dispatch
steamer Renaudin has gone down tie river to re-
ceiyo him, and be will be up in the course OF the
day. he Admiral, II will be remembered, Lad
gone 20 Havana on bn-lue's connected with the
squadron under hi. command"
hEApQrAEIEas DErahrsrsr og raS GrLp.
INV OhLyaH-. De-. l.. lU,k
OpygAar ORDgts No no. An tie telegraph nrs 10 this
DE- para, ont e placed un1r the protection Of the 0''efn
h, ord.fs rom the War Department. Charles huxley
vii the control Of al Telegraph line, snd vi" TAI p
sA.ge Of te.,garh oice ard material III ths
Commanding officers viii ar1d the neccssaly aid i0I TIE
pIO.ectiou and repair Of ths Inca
~ command Of MAJOR General Banks ~
RICHARD ;. IRWIN, Lieuicol, A. A q.
Schooner W. T.. Alexander, al New-Orloars lOth
from Vera Cruz, reports:
Bsls r. D wg,,on Capt. Bo!d'h from few.YoEs arrived
Nov =; Brig Nsh,n Capt. Means went ashore Nov a.
IL, A gsfas ~ miles 81 Vera Cfuz snd IL total
lo.s te.ses port at Vera Cruz on the IUh nst-Ship
bark Tsssue Grant brig Merlin (Br.hl smith iof Nov
YoIk. brig ior Tuspaw big ieaver Lui,s. dis
charging orig Young Harry Norton disehafs'ns 'cho'ne
Cofnrlia; schooner Forest hlng
The ,ow-bOat Ida Capt. Mowray, reports having
towed ia over the bar on The I1tb iust, bark d. NJ
Hicks. from Philadelphia with cargo OF coal 10 tho
United States Government.