The New York herald., 1862-11-05
our New Orleans correspondence.

e three as, State prisoners from New Oreans)
and z59 H. lhe steerage.
Our New Orleans CORES spondcnee.
N6w ORLEANS Oct. q, 1862.
Sai,g ofl1 Seam Tonroa Caao,esa- ucr Pass4gas--
Ngse Sash CiTngmen he Rcr. Drs. L<geos. and Good
'i,A a"f ne Rer. Join Fatoa Ree,os Of chyiss, ST.
FanPs oad ctrayy Chmchrs, Sent 10 Fijf Zafrysitc--
Ts,y Rsyse . Pray for As Ire,idea. orthe Tinted
S.l.s H.actthesArrea-AettrCA Military OpeYa6ons-E1
pd.iH q p0acldso, ,rte-Eacouiter ,otfa h- kn,n,y-
CaItr aad far0lina Of Too H,udrcd Relels- Napai
aS HUNayy Etsfpi'ton % ne saalapcs Disirct--A,.
ria ef a, Fseach Ssansg.of War Renaudna, ,csa
Rcr idrin1 Rsnaui ami Consul Count Melon Oh
Bcard--7hsy Wi General BrTsr and are .Sautea b
car Eaof lyaf, &c,
The rniied states steamship Cahawba leaves this ror.
for New YORK this eyening, carrying hundred
ard ty Ave sick aaa discharged soldiers who are re
TURING 70 ,hcif homes disabled from further service ia
The army. Gf this number three are insane and are IN
5oiis 70 The soldiers Insane Asylam at Washington
resides the soldiers the three rectors OF Chrs,'s
81 faul's and Calvary Episcopal churches OF New Or
irnsRev. Drs. W. l. Leacocls aud Chas Goodrich AMI
Eos. Jonn Fulton
These three gentlemen having psrsisteny refused 10
raad the prayer for the President OF the United States
set forth in the liturgy Of the church, and
General Butler regarding their presence in New
orleans as highly prsiudicai 20 the Development
charge Of Captain Tuer Of his stan, Fort Lafayette
Captain Puer is also special bearer Of dispatches from
General Batter to the departments ct Washington. Yon
readers may remember that ii was at i)f Ieacocx (
cafcn where there was dssracefa ebulliticn o.
sionism the OF the funeral OF Leueaan, Ds
Kay.
icc no, wish to imply that ir Icaceck was resyoa.
s'be or the conduct OF he people in lls church that day
icr his crence lay only in his rresclullon and
ta,s. a~a
the BODY and afterwards al the remunstrance ar his
church INC nhers, declined Dr. l. an Englishran by
bch but au American by Naturalization Dr. Goodrich
ne rector VI the church which Naor Strong closed tno
Sundays aen. lie is native Of New York bet has %
SIDED south almost !som infancy. Mr Fulton pr
va.e IN The regiment Known tie Confederate Guards
snd caaddiy himself an uncoaciisga, secssscnist
lie IS soocimsn by bi.lh.
Dr,gadier General weze's brigade isft New o,lea rs
% friday, the :ith inst, aud landed Donallsonvie
ihe nsxl nioguiug.
Reconnaissance consisting VI tsy0 c3m2sne: Of CAV
alrg- under Lieutenant = A. rcssas, ard compa
nies Of iaaaly, wen. several miles drove the
eaeuys !esctS Qtgriag ths.eca leSefdas. ,sarine
he usi ientlal regiment q bold Iebsasouvpe the
h'ig te nioved Oh the enemy dov,E the csJ towards
TabodeaGx, AID when about three hours oGi had lively
NE sSrarA wtn ths rebels ia hieii forces cap
tased tao j aiied of the enemy. &s taey encountered
os 'root they ers rolled on The lsld. according to
cu iuioau.n, ihe Rebels uglbes sisat six Thousand
rnacr Ge.erel Lick Taylor "a sen q sod Rosgh and
Ready }, ihoush their sympahizers this city sa, hey
nurber mere than twice that force 1hey arc
t4ag bach towards Naloisoavils a,L IHbVdeagx
at Que of Which places they wA! probably
ra4As stagd. IN the meantime brigade
apder Cocacl Thomas. OF the Eightn Vermont, and in
,hieh tie FIRST res ment Native Guards, Free Col.
or., cooas Sta6Nd, started on Saturday morning from
Agess the Opeossas Railroad, TO aia,s the enemy
u The ,ear we heard from lhc.E tbs mofpns, They
al Bositcs Station, aud had me, no opposition.
TLc iuicuaa u press LILO .deaux beyond so
4 able act il the e.eiaueiion viii Gene.
Al welzs. Bes,des tbese trovps I've rcn clad nboss'
tie hiasnsn, Caliaia Wigsn aud The Diana, Captain
FcHuedy sua the sgusas Esires and CAlhcua Captain
buchanan, ~ under as eommani o. The as named ia.
,repd naysl officer With the twenty fret Indiana rssi
nent, Colonel McsilsG, have gone arogad outside the
Mississippi river and viii be ne Ats.asAya river TO.
morrow moruiog They vii proccso 70 Erssrear cay
and Land the regiment, when Tine rnhlais ii 10 on ~
70 Franklin where there sad he s.ysra rebel gun.
coats. The object OF this cdsntinsl moyemssi s to
drive the rebels that section of TIC STA. known a.
tho Atiakapas country, and 5ag them, and thps
o,en 10 trade one Of the richest regions ~ tie South
II the expedition IL sueccssf hofs reason % fear
iha, the rebels may Illustrate the las, named object by
destroying everything at The sppsoach Of army or
when Genera wsitss arrived Al ponadserv'e he ognd
all the products Of the place destroyed the having
been emptled and mingled with the saad =! the coil
We feel great confidence o: success, dnly from the
excellence OF the troope sent, bu, from the wen snoun
courage and prudence Of popular young o~cer, Gen.
wetxei who srcently beloved trusted ty all the
department., and by none more than i, Get Butler.
rbe french var steamer Renaudiu, viii Hess ADMIRAL
aand and tha French Cospl couns Moan. arrived here
steraay afternoon. This moraug The Acmrai, accom-.
ed by three msnbcrs ol his saJ, pad his respects TO
ersi Butler, st the residence OF The latter aud ths
arno a our ships of-war ii the .ssid as.
80 shed stranger the compliment d ssrle.
What q Miaistsr Did.
rle Rev Df. 1codrcb is of tho ttfes disnss
n 20 FORT lafayette BY ceUsta iutor for having
.rpen their profession. The following, from Tie Aew
ts L,ta 81 October 10 gives - Interesting a.co Rt
S,,rsay last the church oTsn.d, - ususi Tor
X. rs.gv,ce The fobed pastor there u bis desk
ler.r and fashionable york gersiNn Cited TIE ewS
..l. tr,,scut 100, several nv cffcsrs snd smonl
Afs ~ George e. strong tcn.fsl Hrtler's Adatanl
se rnost ef the esteoTs ~ tseiTsgGl.f army
os ~ member Of ihe Episcopal church II,
tent pew, and WITH W The reverence Q.
tth We stfoye 20 follow the mg,ustn1 I'm
gagbled sorvics Mbsas Mr. Coodr,cl
#Hsa lht tie sQllsS indignant a, ~
~ audseily II the liiile minister vas natural
anhtrcs tbst God secs ai hesrts, even Mr.
- The "cercmorics rolled on aud on, an,
Mat.s 9aw discovered that The minister had omitted
fNs lpr the President Of tie United States which
part q the Ephcopsl service af belief y
sw fst oi the Fpsccpal creed A hymn was chaunted
al tle sudience knelt, 40 H 70 indulge in slen
g.ssa . sllcnt prayer M ghi have been INTENDED fol
u Jefferson Davis for all ,hat We know 70 the
st ~ While the congregation were In this attitude
1sDor oag ross end SAID 70 ,hs Minister --"wa Al,
1se n.aws, sir.r With the suddcnne0 u guilt eur
s~d T.. corgreeal:eu stood erect. awe stricken ana