The New York herald., 1863-07-11


river banks .Sesn aaI here and baton Rouge and
win readily 20 from The above he condition Of AFFAIRS
along the side OF the Mississippi river above new
IN atupt is beag made raise brigade In ths city
FOR ~ defence, to serve for sixty days Ine iohowms
ordsrssas been issued by General Emery
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H x.cseney Governor sS.pisy. Military aossao! Of
Lousna General gaied States Volunteer. sas
sssy days one brigade infantry for services the de-
They viii De orssnfsd into regiment. and companies,
accordance with hs laws and regulations governing The
The command Of this brigade 10 assigned to Governor
iii Captain James Miller, Acting Adiutant General
appointed commssary Of muste for the defences Of New
The chiefs Of the several star departments in this city
@ M sSs ea %sds
zines and whatever may be necessary for the selsney
M 'O'es D' 0'AA'- Brisader General Commanding.
The above order affords excellent opportunity for
some Of our bowling Union TO enroll themselves
under the flag they express affection for. We
will be able 20 they willing TO don the uniform
the enemy with the same avdity they used heavy
aud revolvers against play actor only few msnths
They ian and nw haye Se uyeS 10 s
hearts content without the necessity OF kickug up
row. in theatre or opera house or submitting the pro
Come on gentlemen leave and luxury Sor sixty days
only Give some proof that you are fond Of the Union
other than saying Give up driving fast horses the
shell road your dinners and suppers Gapin s. your
evening visits to Dan Hcocks and other places and shou
your against those shorrid rebels' that you
would hang-after they caught by somebody else
on every lamp post throught this city. Ihe proof Of
1ne puadng m IS N the eating SO ies Us see the Union
OF their ondness for the and the flag they
anxious should be hosted every grogshop
the city Some Of these persons will doubt for
ward; but the majority am OF opinion, will remain
where they areuness appointed assistant quarteras
talking it up in grogshop, endeavoring 10 obtain
some fat civil Office, where they h their pockets
patriots win be closely observed Those who enroll them
selves will be considered Union men those
who do not will fare badly il they try to create any
disturbance in place Of public amusement by demand
ing that the performance shall be arranged them
selves They should be locked upon than regis
tered enemies and requested to leave the city for they
not trustworthy; they profess be friends
cause but unwilling to take up In its defence.
few days more will show us those who are oweghed
in the balance and found wanting and they will be for
after looked upon with suspicion not only by Union
men but by the rebels themselves. understand that
quite number OF enlisments have been made princi.
pally, however, from among the working classes
We learn nothing from rashear City, other than the
sesscd themselves OF everything left behind would
be impossible TO obtain any correct from the
have to be satisfied with the information that the enemy
succeeded in capturing an immense dea! Of everything
needed by them and articles valuable TO u.s. including ar
tillery Of all cabres, small arms, shot, she'll ammuni
tion of all kinds provisions medical stores clothing and
other articles Of various kinds Tho loss has been ser
Gus one, for the enemy have bcen furnished by us with
everything to enable them to fortify the place in such
that will render its recapturc very serious af
fair If not impossible, When the Of the capture
reached the press OF this city notified by
Provost Marshal General TO make mention OF military
news reached here Of the slaughter Of the enemy at Don
adsonvile, when the Era published flaming OF
II but tn this suppose S.sSr was not S military YIN movement
lest TO tell the truth at once? Tho people here know
Of the disaster. and magnify II because the
authorities refuse to allow word said the subject.
The official organ has not contained word military
matters in this department for month past other
prospects will be very long time before s allowed
to appear again with the tbig gun" at the head Of
Sni oan o5 Srsa 70 vsUry Would
ter We have been goig from bad long enough
The enemys cavars have been rayagng the
plantations every direction destroying everything
could be and driving or the negroes into the
interior.
II is very fortunate for Of tho can get away club"
Of New Orleans that occasionally something happens
hearty laugh. aud give us subject Of
tion for few days, otherwise should die Of ennM.
Saturday morning last, the steamer Morning Star
was about taking her departure for New York. incl
crowd on the evee and many have enjoyed laugh since
then by merely thinking the affair over. For some
time past divorce has occupied the attention one
Of courts; IL that OF Bare Du Bre and gave
judges and lawyers much trouble Mr. Lamont the United
States prosecuting attorney and his assistant Mr. sul
bad engage6 passage board OF the Morning Star for
New York. As the former erson came on the evee he
met by Mr.. Du Bare, armed with a waking stick
oil with his WIFE What reply Mr.. Lamont made TO this
rather accusation did learn possibly he had
not time to reply for Mr. Du Bare pitched into him. ana
cufed him without mercy. saying, F" fou get my wife
divorced and try to run of with her, The parties
were lamont going on board ship and u Bare
carried OF by the police. Mrs. Du Bare did 20 the
Morning star but II in under charge or Mr.. La
mont, did not positively learn. There was another
away match by the same steamer The injured husband
In this case however, attacked one he only
the los OF his chdwho carried of by the faithess
wife The husband received tho sympathy OF the crowd
which
no doubt had an eye TO the future.
The small amount Of cotton and sugar here with
the certainty almost that but little more IL any will
lind its 10 this market during the summer will have
the tendency doubt to take on the New Orleans route
pity that General Banks did satisfied with the
occupation Of tho Askapa country and TO wait quietly
until heavily reinforced before attempting Port Hudson
Had he done he would have been vastly the gamer
for all the produce Of that country could have been
brought safely to this market and the troops would have
been ina healthy country dlring the months.
General Magruder with all mis- force could have done
thing against ana Port Huds N would have been
stronger In the fall than 1t now Is II had been salts
fed with little at time should have gained much
but desiring too much. we have in all probability lost
ryhipg The few Northern cotton Spectators ming
here TO watch opportunity beginning TO despair of
being able to do anything They talk OF going home in
the steamer giving up this department for this
heavily at Brashear they had stored there immense
quantity Of everything in their ne ready to be the first
the Atchafayla when the permit to trade issued
NJ their property has fallen into the hands Of the enemy
consequently they enraged at the loss Of their goods
sugar They 10 be psi. 'over the left = Tor they
have, according to their accounts lost very much
their operations during the or this statement
are at liberty 70 believe a. much we please.
NEw ORLEANS, July l-Evening.
We have had nothing during the day from up the
The United States steam transport Circassan, Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant Commanding W. b. Eaton arrived
today from the coast OF Texas. She brings no news
whatever. everything be ng cry quiet Galveston aud
along the entire coast The Circassan leaves
Tor the North touching at all the blockadng eets the
k0N WsEf aAt Dart Naval all x..e
of her.
he weather in New Orleans u and has been intensely
hot especially at midday but the nights have been de-
lsht u Those persons who fortunate enough
have rooms with southern exposure need com
plain ~ the heat for ine southeriv breeze has been
blowing nearly all the time The health OF the city
ceont nothing ike yellow fever having vet appeared
There have bsen some OF rerncous fever which
similar 10 the swamp Jungle fever, and always
ours IN climates where men exposed 10 the masmas
OF low swampy 1untry. " similar to typhus fever,