The New York herald., 1862-10-25

under bgatons TO Lieut. w. H. Wegel aid de-camp
General Butler and DR.. r. R. Smith, United States
my, for the prompt delivery of our correspondence.
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10, 1862
arhed Change is The Ciy Of Neo 0rseans-h Noe Resso-
tles Northern Ciy--Ths Weather Becoming Csol--7ims
AnipincJor Acire 0perasions-Heauh Of The Command
Camp kecrny--General Busler's Rue-He Enbar1s for
fc,sd,old--Adpentyes on Tie RoateNosqaitoes al Fort
Pike-1he General in His Yoch! Gypsy Assists Tie Barn
rg Steamer CtrcS-AyyiuaI at Peasdcola-Bhy WilsoaS
characterization Of Our Forces al Pe1sceo'a--Gnera
Esof Doo Placed IN Command al PeasacolaTae Reuau'
70 No OrieansRanaors IN Neic Orleans Respecting ne
Geiierals Reception Of tie Emancipation Pro
ca matios--Geaeral BQ'7ey "Puts The Cauyohes in
Ordcr'-A .ntnster Refrses Pray for he Pr,sidss
Sf fe Uni,ed Sto,es-He Is srreaed and Win be Sen,
NsrthA Chaplain u. one Of the Re9iIents 7akes His
Placs--P Passengers By the Mcclellan, dc. dc.
The Crescent City seems fated 10 a complete revo-
lion In things than it's political Status. During
10 past sx months that it has been occupied by
e Army Of the Gulf II has undergone change in its
nc and character that is very plainly perceptpie. II
ems Quite like Northern city and is evil
ny ncined aid the dolusscn for during the last few
ys, with the advent Of golden pppins from New York
ID honest, rugged russets from New England has
"cod snap" that would pass most respectable muster
either Of the above named localities From o condi-
on ~ wh.h preparation the rule and dry shirt
,lsr the exception, we have jumped at one bouni into
ason in which ovsrcoats necessity and coal fires
|xrry.
II Is very agreeable indeed hut fear that the sudden
ange win be Car from beneficial 70 the health of the
nnmard. However, it is very inspiriting, and
skes Us .ong for such renfogccments as will
pablo us TO commence . series Of offensive
pcraions that shan clean out the nordes of
iserable guerillas that infest the neghborhood in
rering with successful prosecution Of internal
1rce and reclaim the entire state 10 the generous gov
Dment thar owned by honest purchase and has
e.ered il with liberal and patorna troops
ith the exception Of single camp Camp wlams) arc
tine conditionA That camp, having been located in
sTanpy ground the right Of tho Carrolton lines
a. suffered considerably from swamp and intermittent
,vors but by prudent removal OF some Of tie ree
ents healthy localities We successfully combat
ng disease.
AT Camp Eearny largo brigade, under the command
Brigader General wotze, IS enjoying the advantages
healthy location and good opportunities for improve
such drill aud exercises will place the
excellent condition FOR the sctvo service TO which
hoy shortly To be ed by their gallant young general,
whose admirable military knowledge and scldierly
uah,es al feel npcit confidence and expect worthy
rmt.
In the city everything moves smoothly. Gen. Butler
cntnues rule which has made him and
respected by The raorous enemies OF country and
imirod and wondered at by those Il wish could in.
ude half those who, by taking the oath have put
N the semb.anco OF loyaity) who honestly desire the
cssoraton sf the old Tag all The region that, IN
gears siuce, comprised the grandest young nation the
rorh has seen.
The tax on General Buffers time and abilities ap.
psars 20 in proportion time rolls on, and
the variety Or CLAIMS upon his talents would dr' .
IN ordinary man wild; but 10 lin they meat
nd drink he puGges INTO his work with much zeal
ard guso hs did whom Just after his arrival lcre be
made the heads swim OF obtrusvc consus refractory
mayors and other robci oiccholdors. BY his summary
manner cf rxpt>ing and Furnishing their evil doings
nt.'a few days since he has allowed lamsef
cNaon from his aruous duties, and thea he combined
business with recreation. Snce Pensacola added 10
he Department Of the Guf, GeLeral Butler has been
.eegng IN Opportunity TO vist that point 70 iudge
4 euss ss bat until ns, week uhs hs has % pecn up =.
abe TO fnd time for the trip. But on Monday,
the 9th Inst having ass.ned General Neal Dow 10 The
mand of Pensacola. he dctcruncd 10 accomplish his
|despu of visiting that place 20 sending General Dow
rrund by tho steamer Mcclellan 10 meet him apShip
,ssnd he accompanied by Major Strong Colonel Turner,
|Captan Fuller and Lieutenant Martin all Of his sa
starred across the lsko IN Dis yacht, the Gypsy His re
puion for enc9unerng all Kinds Of adventure and sue
.cssuly getting out % ssrapcs fully sustained
shs trip Hc started Monday evening and expected
20 make Ship island tho following morning. but owing
ppors Ignorance Of the lake we lot way and
rere beating of the rebel shore within rle range all
night, occasionally amusing ourselves with chasing
suspicious schaoner which would run into one Of the
Msrugs bayous and s.de sight. We finally got into
che Rgoets, and reached Fort Pike about sunrise. IL
yoar space not valuable would like TO 81 into
eatorate digesslon the novel subject of mosquitoes
IA denying myself this satisfaction have the consolation
g. knowing that ! save my credit by withholding the
story in ia cosapeicness for II should paint the
r,r as sav ID a. Wort Pike The spirit az Mnnchause,
would he justified in visiting this troublesome world and
sddaR 10 his world wide reputation FOR stretching the
truth by remsrkng, In tho language Of the lainrnied
.easo o MarshGcd, 81 amt doad YETI must content
myself by saying hat revee arouses the garrison to the
pres aud tattoo presents the scene of one party
IN engagement sleeping on thor arms while the bat
rc is wated with Increased vigor aud execution by tho
satisfied With The thoroughly defensiblc condition Of
Fort rke General ordered he yacht 10 proceed on
her voyage and. although the wind was right in
,reih We aic such time would have secured whole
plate IN the View York regaa and just before
sanown were within ~ milcs X SIip sand, wncn sud
Denly We dscoy. red twenty niles astern steamer
IN Gre We were satisfied that was the Ceres, Boa,
iha, Piled between the and and New Orleans.
Ibc Gene Al ~ decided that there could be only
20 pursue, and That was to run back IL the
Lopc cf picking some OF tho unfortunate victims " tbs
disaster In less than an hour and half we anchored
beside The burning wreck but Captain Buchanan, Of The
sunboa Calhoun who always manages 10 be about when.
there any good work good lighting TO be done,
had arrived az the spot before and had succeeded
saving most Of tloso who escaped alive from the
Ceres We picked up thrce Of the crew. An
account Of tue catastrophe has already been sent to
After having within Of being dashed 10 pieces
ss the rocks % tho Mary Ann Lighthouse, we finally
feached ship Island at daybrcak the next morning We
rs,cn took the Mcclellan, and arrived o Fort
neisea mt Pensacola IN tle evening, when suddenly we
sonnd ourselves agrsSnd we threw up great number
cf rockets and Gred 60 many guns that VIC learned
NO day the forces nj Pensacola thoroughly alarm
cd and were making preparations ell night TO receive
an apprehended attack. In two or three hours
: boat came on from tho flagship Hartford.
pa a. one ~ the most important objects Of the Generals
is v,s 10 confer with Amiral Farragut, he concluded
- no no the bay and spend tho night aboard the Hart
tox Tho next morning, The Mcclellan having got OF
mar We went on up Pensacola where received
wnh major generals salute from Captain elawson's
,ssht nattsrv United States artillery. We found the
,,nous a in admirable ccndtioi, and General
pu,er Mas highly ryated al the excellent stats Of dc
She ,bousands or Co,hamitcs who wrched Blly vii
.on louaycs az they rasrohcd down broadway In Nay
isel an who cracked tfsr jokesat tnis much abused