New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-21
The Teohe Expedition Not Yet Off,
AN EXPEDITION SENT AGAINST Butte La ROSE.
Doings of the Rebel Legislature
CRUEL TREATMENT OF COLORED SOLDIERS.
AFFAIRS AT BATON ROUGE.

The United States steamship Mcclellan, Alfred G..
Gray, commander, arrived yesterday morning from
the bar at the mouth of TIE Mississippi River. She
left on the 18th A. H., and arrived off the bar Mt
Sandy Hook on the 18Th u p. H., and was detained
there sixteen hours by tho fog.
The United States Nail steamship Geo. Cromwell,
Capt Post, from New-Orleans Feb. II, with mcr'
chandise and passengers to II. B. Cromwell 81 Co.,
arrived last evening Feb. 10, lat. $50 80, lon. "a
10, passed raft with signal hosted on pole
blue and red, horizontal. of Barnagat, 2Otb a.
m, spoke brig Florence Of Portland bound north.
The G.. G. was detained at the mouth Of tho Mists-
sippi % hours by fog. Has experienced heavy
weather.
The most important event sirco the departure OF
the previous packet was the suppression of The
Daily Delta, edited by Capt. Clark and Col. f. NJ.
Brown. II had not transpired what induced the
step as up to the day before the order Of suspension
Gen. Banks had appeared to be we'll satisfied with
the management Of the paper.
Tie printers of the Office had called upon the
editors and they advised the workmen TO wait upon
Gen. Banks and represent to him that their source
Of subsistence was in the continuance Of the paper
Upon this, tho General directed that the plIer be
continued under the management Of tie tookkeeper,
Mr. Henry Green.
There was good deal Of eIulia!icn in Secession
circles, and many prominent citizens had called
upon Col. Brown and Capt. Clark. and thanked
them for the services rendered but could not extort
from them the cause Of the act.
1t was thought, however, that tie editors were
unstaed because Of article on tho mpolicy Of e1'
GLIDING the captured portions Of the South from the
privilege. Of the Psssidenrs Proclamation. II was
surnli.ed by others that tie French Consul and
Reyerdy johnson Lad induced Gen. Banks 10 take
the step be had taken.
Nothing Of military momen, hhs transpired. There
were iumors that the Rebels bad attacked the Mobile
blocknder after the fashion Of Galveston but nothing
definite was known. The Brooklyn and the Sc!o,o
were bockading Galveston.
Tie following order relating TO the exchange OF
prisoners hHs been issued by Gen. Banks, under
date Of the Oh:
All pr.o1ef, Of war IN hi, d,pIrm,r. ti.n rom ih'
.sgsnoe, viii report Friday the ata ne; At ooocI
p the foot Ct Canal street Ia this city, TOT passage
via Baton Rouge through the lines under rag Of truce
Su,h sesdy been fsgsoisd Viii report at h'
Provo't Manual. Oee No III C,ns!.sfee, in time to b.
Oaeet the United State. having Corfoles,e prisoner
Of 10 custody Will forward them TO this cy under guard
Ia tine lor REPUTATION snd pesase on uan'por, soo'
/ provided
IT, By General Orders No 10 Of January TO- 1904 frou
the War Dep.tmeut Cce tho follow in
AID declared duly exchanged prisoners
All Cspufss OF officer, eni'trd aud camp follow
In states OF lsJss and Louisiana up 20 January
1863. all captures o. occ enlisted Gni camp follow
IN the States Of floids, Ai.b.ms aud Mississippi up {
December TO- 1863 r Cfqufcs tho the gul
co. AVID TIC waters fowng into the same TO DscsHbe
TO- lJt2
Deps-tmrn herein declared tJchsBged viii immediately 10
port ioT duty with their proper comI snes aud IeGmsns