The New York herald., 1862-10-24

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| from that city.
The passengers by the Cambria her late passage
from New orenns to this pot have published carl
thanking the Captain for his thoughuness and attention
10 their comfort during the voyage and speaking nigh
terms Of his professional skill exhibited during the very
tempestuous weather encountered by the Cambria.
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia Oct. II 1862.
Excitement Attending tie Proros Mcrsnaps Ordtr Of Oc,o
Der o-Embarkafis Of Pdrod Prisoners 70 be Erctcng
ed -Ho,v They Received the Streets b. h- Poppi-
ton a. They Marched the Steame,A Patriotic male
She Dispoys the Stars and Stripes Her Person, and for
Her Patriotism Receives from Anotaer Of Her Ser far
Of Black Eye--The Aogrsssor Sent 10 the Parish Prism
An Fztraet from the Deta-As Ebsct Upon the Peorle
Turns OU Fd6ricotion-Terrhie ST ambaat Acciden
TIE Boilers Of me Steamboat Ceres ErpiodeCoroners H.
quest on the Body of Manuel Andrs,o-Sinouar Rctbry
Ofa Paymnser-Mlitdry OrdersInteresting Law Case
A Case Of Iaj,tice, de-, dc.
There was immense excitement along the levae, from
Canal to Jackson street, early Wednesday rning
last the reason for which may partially surmsed from
the following
oYrcE Pnoyesr MAnsnsn Gss5ssssL}
Notice is hereby given 'hs, al = sons,s Whose a
psaT nr iaT m q
They will be allowed TO carry no baggaae OF any ds
carry only their swords The yTe%p,ly s'
ten O'CLOCK JONAS II: rkENCH
Provost Marshal GENERAL La
But the steamer ycept The Laurel Hill did at
ten O'Clock Early in the morning, however, about two
hundred and y Of the paroled prisoners who de.
eirous Of being exchanged for Union men, proceeded ~
the levee attended by Of persons
numbering several thousands There they embarked for
Baton Rouge on board the steamsr The men-number-
ing among them several o.hcers-were all well clad, and
some Of them were in good, new uniforms. The
htch chad,v cd wit a
ley group Of personsths female element Of course pre-
yaiing. No doubt among the crowd were aractei
by feelings Of curiosity but II s an undeniable
fact that when the returning prisoners ssng
"The Bonny Blue Flag" there were numbers
among crowd who joined In chorus and In the cheers
for JEFF Davis that concluded the song This demonstrs
ton was not unressnted however. In instance a,
least. Union woman, inspired by patriotism waved
small American dag upon which another female specimen
Of the unfsathcred biped, counting, doubt ,he
numbers or secesh synpathixers around her. took
sure Of the loyal for Lair Of eyes which she
then and there made the Union present o.. The
aggressor has the parish prison
Of the peace The excitement kept up TIL twelve
O'Clock when the Laurel Hill started up the river On
her departure there another uproar in the OF
Yesterday morning the following paragraph appeared in
tho Deia.--
ssirce that H which lei, ,o Baton
Eougs 2. wsaassaay o,t,. Under ,ss . Of Win
s sd "o w ss vs seen nsa f
and several Wounded None or the Union oesr
men in charge were INJURED Our informant who Is The
cars Al C&ro,on this city evening hoard
% Of s sna sd NO
IL The ms the
flag OF truce but IN this instance they ned int their own
The report will prove false.
This portentous announcement surprised both Jnon.
there fingered an dss that ( the rebels could Dire on the
boat containing Judge Walker and q number Of
and children belonging 70 the secessonists .hsmeiyss
BILE, after all In their firing into boat containing their
cherished friends under similar circumstaDces And
great the indignation let say both q niouists
and eecesonsts at such barbarous act for once Ia
way AIN happy tosay however. that the t.ry is an
ternoon with come cghty.two Union prisoners from
Eaton Rouge on parole; for the arrangements
Tor an exchange, .,, seems, are =" ye! com, com,
had been fred at her. Had flcen Of the returning se
cesonsts been icd ~ reality, would any enc who be.
practical justice had been meted outf
Another terrible steamboat catastrophe has taken
lake Pontchartsin The following Of the sad af
fair, from Mr. Alfred Person. who was on board At the
IN. steamer Ceres ii, sho Island at three NJ octo
Der Z, for Fort Pike and New Orleans Lake ponchar
train,, with light list Of passengers and freight working
under head u steam-frcm ninety 10 one .nired
pounds-as her port bier was leaking badly over the
dres She along slowly until twenty minutes 10 elk
O'clock at which time were Just inside of ~ Josephs
Island lighthouse. when boilers exploded carry ipg
everything before them forward Of the pohousc, killing
the majority Of the passengers and crew who Tor
ward instantly scaldng irghfuly the engineers watch
portion OF the IN the deck room. We got
Ifeboat and skn ov Sboard 10 charge OF the second
mate and seersman, who succeeded In saving eight
ten Of the aud landed them on 81 Josephe
Island We also got our landing stage out from under the
wreck on the forecastlc, IN which persons
able 10 themselves until the United States gun
boat Calhoun prov identally came TO Two
others gave out from exhaustion Just previous TO be gun
The yacht Glpsy, which her way TO bip
Island with MAJOR General Butler board put about
10 seeing the flames Of our burn
ing aud rendered Az the assistance they we're
able for which cannot be TOO thankful worn Out anu
nigh 20 pertaining ss the most of us were We have ost
twelve killed and drowned aud have twenty .one saved.
of whom badly scaded and burpei oul ,hanss
hereby especially rendered 20 captain Buchanan
tho Calhoun his officers and crow. who did a thai men
could DO for aud comfort . - . -.
chief engineer sf the cahoen aud he sstants. for
their unccss'ng s,ention 70 nyses asn ,us
For the Survivors Of Passengers and Crew
Uauxp grrr fSrpnolr CAfHorr.
Laxrposr Oct. .. 1882 }
cRRw AND PASSENGER LIST or STEAMER cxRRs, oc.
roIgR Z, 1869, SO FAR AS CAN BE AscsKSAiEkD.
AIRED rer.on, Mate unlujared
Micl,acl rolsv, Second Mate unriured
WIN Holmes, Chief Engineer, Slightly wounded
J,rdan second Engineer badly scaded. died q eight
chsriss pattorssn, sirikcr, badly ecalded
John Schicr, striker, slightly wounded
Iohn Lock nan, carreutcf, uriniutcd.
John Peters, stcersinan, unniured.
william Rosentbai cabin passenger, uninjured-
Conrad schmidt, sabin passenger. wounded
Paul Basmiioyich cabin passenger, wounded
? NJ Lumhy, cook, uninJufed
Lewis Dunn and Watt Guy cord cabin haros ur,nuIei.
Daniel Hayes, fireman, unin ufed
Jonn louneily, deck hand, un.njured
nanel Thomas, deck hand, woanoef
Thomas Wa sb, aemap, badly wounded
Angelo Pat do a, deck hand badly burned.
FslIx Riley nrcman, ally wsundcd-. incs ciei