New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
EEttso Near EslasIscar City.

J. lion which took place o. the 81 inst, pe'Wee1
some Of our gulboets ana the Rebel oa''tneS ANa
gOuboats ON the i,che.
Ii would seem that the-e has been rather lively
work ia that relioa. The Coniederates have crossed
S.e Bay at Brsshear Citr, and nave gene up 10 Il
lSiu, ON the Bayou Ieehe about "a mlies from
br~slear where they Gave placed oSs'4uc''oAs Al
Tho Confedcrstcs destroyed tie bridge across
T. roo Baut to,etier win large AMOUNT OF rolling
rvcs. This bridge Is about eislt miles isom
Dr,shear CIV md Col. Thomas, VIII the Srh Yer
rcbt p..!iueut, was engaged IN rel airing It, Tie
},s'erce froa Thi1odauXyllo 10 brashear Is about
p miles. = port on q Cen Neitzets co -mand Is
81 1ieeyilc about half v between tue two
r,scss 6 ad 40 coon rs Col. I5omas completes the
rcrsrs on tie bridge, the whole If l5 force can be
shsoNn on any point On the road H. s. few hours.
Wo sla,l eAp.ci 10 hear a lJoi account from them
IN few days. Bayou Iecae connects with the
F'sters o. berwic-'s Bay through ,he Atchai slaya
River, and leads mp into tho Aft!A2cas country.
OyesJusas, Nern. l9nvllc, 81. naTlrsyil'e, Frank
En, .lt otter towns, are near TIC bayou or is con-
Or BaAsus,p CRY Wow. T. 1902
Wo arrived Of le.e ON the n-lt Of the LIST, but
Trfot 1nateiy TOO late 20 stop TIE Rebels from cross
Az. There was great deal oi difficulty in getting
over lie BAY. aad fell the Ilt 90 iiglt Ggait
vessels y,1l IlUcA The day the klsman arrived,
eu-. B.lIaDan GI0s sd IN Acf, and tired 10 g-- the
sl.clia over, bat sio grounded. lie came up u
lLo mouth al the river, bg. saw nothing but the
Esrs, winch e chased hGt con'd not catch. They
gat the l's'rela arc rle ST. Mays over the next
4, and ne following cay the Calhoun came up
win the Diana.
The nj lit OF our arrival here, we chased the Rebel
gun a0st Gotten, but she 20, away from Us by her
superior speed. Ile same Night WA captured the
Rebel steamer d. -. Siaus. tne is small boat,
eroa. too s4ze Of Tic Fancy Nalchez, ana Is very
useful.
Yeaeriay. al t'e grnbogts wont up bayou Tsche,
foanl the cas nov about .Qgye.l milsa FROM here and
p.-e,d above tie oas..ucoils they bad sunk In tie
ioche.
Tine bonts cneoged thern fo- two hours and drove
them of, iucluC.ng Tire Cotton. The Kiusman bore
,he lr,lt 81 -. aui received - ehoJ ia her upper
vors e.d huli and had one man killed "a soldier Of
tie 10. IlLauaI aud ave wounded.
Tie III :. John B,il.n bad lie leg badly shat
tered aad oied to-day from the elects Of ,mputa-
;iol. Capt. Cook, ou Tie EstfcLl, received three
sots, sgl lad IwO s'ileis Of tie = 80 idiaua killed
willie rcrln7 tLe ggus and ore man laGly wounded.
TIE Dsle e, c.ves tLree Shots, bat had no persOn
hurt. Nle VII. Gave to 10 hauled out, as ner stem
Is shct away.
TBS Calhoun received eight shots, but fortunately
Thy Cid 20 material damage.
CAPT. Virgins fought IFS ship nobly. he was IN
Euch Position that b received all the FIRE from the
sraliely shore, aud q. tbe same tine had the
Cotsn plying apou him. He, however, drove the
artillery away aud pat several shots INTO the Cot
ted.
The whole Rebel force WIS there, numbering be-
tween ilr.e ana four thousand men, with t 10 sall
~ ied.,ieaes. IL s. reported to-day that We oit
ten lrcat ceal O. oaIosee, and that the Gotten u
bat evacuated 10 Cll our arrival An attempt Wac
nae Q, remove tie ooftiucuous, but without sue
Gee: but mink thft gLeu Gen. Neize arTives 70
~ 70 aro1a protect from the shaiPsooers oo tie
T5e enemy DESTROYED about 900 hocsheads sugar,
lot OF uo!a.scs, ald also burned 70 cars ana steam
sns nes. ,
ssoo,ing. oIs mounts orc long 52-pounGer tour IL
roulCer, AID Two I'll Gun lele, ried guns. Inc IRON
casfC on the kiusaaa and Diana turned tie shot
beautifully.
CA. McLoeGin who was on board Of the Cal
bouu, wish lilo COM aay, went ashore with hs ren
ana sled TO .et opposite the Gotten, but before nc
go up % he she lad let. Il she Las no. been sunk
sc VII! get her ye'.
Nov. 5.-I.ieut. Buchanan has jlst returned from
sno,her trip up NE ieche, with The Lsireih. lie
had three men killed by Il shot. jbe Gotten Was
uese. They had battery on eacl bank but he
succeo1el in driving them OF. think the Gotten
& c seuated, AZ orr shell glanced OF. He was ON
Afe once We couid plainly See our SHOT etfike Lin,
~: lie igh,s lows o..
Another Rebel Uumbug ExpIodod-ssun-
nin, Ire Eloci GGe-2Gairs 80 Mobile
Thu Proclamation TO Free hicrcs-The
Teas ksefugees-The Opening Of thc
,1isais>irpi.
From Oar /. ec!al CoiTesg pendent.
Nrv.OnIrAyr. Nov. - p n.
Ia n former letter ] mentioned that some Of tie
rnos: actiyo Seceih here are Brulh Subjects Or
chose claiming 70 be 20. TIE Deila, the Other day.
wa lutte SURPRISED TO find the following 10 Tie
J0cEsol N.ssisepDiqa;
On SUNDAY las te English nsnofwsr fir lido approached
- ;.r.i ,f-f ru5 rr 4nlt.g ir.tuc firir. de-
n1nded from tho altortcs tEc Tciesfe Of Jane - Ie
c4Ugi-f EuYsh s.fJect WHO "es coined - Foi ilcA
aat Naturalization for me seizure VI hs properly quo
peon ezicnt 40 90 Oen Brtls4 requested oH
1ays r. cruss h H. aniu1iies ~ Na.ins'nn = which
he Cspsu ssseusd. T captain Of tc H1aJO J. young
.i.e I'm gf fa Sc
lssying Nc O-lfs the band "a hif vessel struck up
tle Evfs uao o. As ." Bonnie blue 80 ~ Tie tie-l
rEsyf.a o. tte Isnkses. =.
OF course Ills Is = mere fabrication, asTeglrds Mr.
Syine, una carries H. relu alton upon IT. face Tor
nov could Gen. Butler consult wl.u the authorizes
al "e'9Metou IA Ken cays, even u ne wanted 10
ever 20 badly. But upon such silly etuh 90 tho
so~dc.s u the Rebellion manage TO iced their dupee,
"ho A'o"4hs no better, mpiicl H. believe All they
are tod. Al 70 " tie band Of The Ruild0 PLAYING
the ByniIe Blue Flag 10 the chaQrin Of the Yam /
ktcs II seems hsiliy probable that tie commander /
OF bfldsH Ne'ei SHOULD ~ far forget hineell a. %
permit such an aci. One thing De- however Ger. |
tam tea, great 0eI OF sympathy H., tbe Southern
cause il unaffected by all the officers and men |
have net. ! positively Informed by q ge,,teu.n
WHO WA present, aud whose word / believe. that
tie Confederate prisoners, taken at VAibodeausye
were chcered ~ the men on toard the RiDaldo. /
And ] eau state Of my own knowledge, that he |
Rnsldo is visited every evening by parties OF ladel
And gentlemen. French aud III glHu and also Con-
feGerale prisoners waiting 10 be exchanged, and that
they have "a gay time dancing, &c, AID that Tie
Bouu.e Blue Flag il fayorte tune on board
1iis il 40 well known here, that Col. Iborp IA
apeecL al tho JAiOn meeting at the Cay Hall, on
Nednsfg2y evening, referred to At, as an evidence
VI whei IL done under cover Of neutrality.
ia slite OF all tie precautions of the authorities
hero, Rebels and their ifiends manage TO run
tire blockade aud 10 ~ and come from Re5eldOm