New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
FROM Our Special Correspondent


Nav ORLEANS July !e. 1853
We have now full details Oi tbc SURRENDER OF fOit
Hudson to TIE l9th Army Corps on iaursdty, Ju'y
9. The transport Zephyr aiiIVed Leie ." hono"!
with nueiy-twO captured officers, ard the most H.
creJuous OF re CsIoode ct CVucdei atcs aic
fore 10 admit that Z RJbel stronghold OF THIS De
martin .nt has saccGmbed 10 the Union forces. H. IS
singular lac that until the arrival vi tucse ptls0n'
err teIn,tiog ic's Tere freely offered thai LohLef
N!cksbufg tt'r HOrt Hudson baN Oech Cspluioa ~
the IuLkeeS
After he unsuccessful assault Of june ii II Was
determined i..at a sap SHOULD be Constructed 10 lie
hiuf auG tie batteries should o. unGtrnined.
Tde EiOor Woe undertaken by tbe 1,h LOiIsisiia,
Col Up.ee, a c0lOrcd engineer fel iinent, "h' re
euersy ana efficiency were iueXhausuOie. For
three weeks they slept, WORKED AM a1e III tie
trenches.
On the lnogaiug of The ilh the zap had been .6-
tended 40 tue summit OF the Lii. All iurher opera
tions were suspended by tpe SURRENDER. a r,or4hl
IaItv OF one t1OasauG vOluleefs hau teen org nz III
6v Col Blrsc, Of the l3tn Connecticut, under wnose
leadership they were 10 obtain al lLside view OF tie
rebel lnt.enchmsuts
TIE Fourth was celebrated b. our troops, and al
active optrotoIs we're elsreuGeJ. Eady Oh tne
morning .! alh oIdcrilss W,!e Ci,laChed 10 Tue
Various brcfIe camps with tue CHEERING, anu uIce-
rneni That NirssbGrg nad falien where ou "a ciio.r
four uiies Ia !engh aslOnisued Ac eheiuy Tue ST.
den inspira ion trools conveyed 10 Oeu-
Der its Iruti;Ii meaning.
At2 A. NJ. ou the 3 b, the enemy sounded th~
tu.le Ior iaIiey, witch WIS RraI,,ci wher,ul0u
olnclai information WIS T,ques' u relative ,De
surrender u, Nick5bur<. Cen Bs'ks reiut-d 10 az
cede 10 TIE Ceslfe OF Gen. Osiducr that hOsuiir-
shouid cease fJr ID coI-uitltIou Among TIE ri be-
officers but appointed as cOmm--i Ltto 10 ara. &c
the articles of caIi ulAiion, Generals Siunr alI
Dwight, and Col. bir1e, VINO weic met ~ tOioarls
Milos Steousiu L. IL. SAITH, Tor tie Con-
feceIates.
Tie article Of capiiulaiion acknowledge an I'M
conditional surrender. The n,u wN &c pzroicl,
but the oficefs w.ll be held subee the OTler eI
tbe Secretary Of War. AZ T.. "a, ou &c 90. thr
post wac surrendered TO Drlg.-Gou. Gtor-e l.. A.
drcws CLl-l II Staff By Cen G4uliurr. ~h1 {
dered h- sW asd with tiese Vft,: Il surrender
vou this fort, wiki al the garrison aud mdnitous Oi
war theIeiL contained
Gen. AID - made briei icply, refusing 20
accept the proefed oater, ~ drer.hce 70 tne LA
lsn,ry dspi4Je in the 1efeuse o. ib~ sirob- hoii.
We captured ), $50 prlsOueir, 3 sleAe auns, bsht
batteries snd o. OUO stand OF arms.
The fOcwirg we're tie regiments ard batieilrr
comprising tic garrison: The l., and %jth Mi-ri--
sipp the j.; aud fJth Alabama tue lJb, litb, IJ.h,
ISL and 2Jl Arkansas. u less l. Gisiaua Legion,
Wingfeld's Cavalry battery o: the lei Iehnef &c
Artillery, orc Of tie 1T MissI-si,Pi Artillery,
Boone's Battery avd the I2th LyuI,Iaua Battery.
Al the cluts OF the day Gen. Nsulrl look u d.
psrtnre with his division for D0DaloaonvI il, tut
no details Of lis movements have yet reached ~.
am infor-,ei that tie nine months .rgimeu's will
garrison Poft Hudson. Col. e. .0dinA' bnxade Ids
sailed upO.. III Jostant mi.rion. Ii nisi-kr mos
the Rebels between hare aud Ae2anGiia ale To- bo
made the recipients OF q Yankee trlck. c. A.