New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23

Rcgistersd Enemies sent Outside our Lines
Expeditions by New-York Troops
The National CoIors Ordered Displayed
i'm ,hc City-Fuuerai Of Capt. johnson
Of the 18th Cennccticut-Testinion to
Admiral Farragut-KEis Speech.
From Our Special Correspondent,
NEw-ORLEASs, Hay IL, 1863.
/ can send You ~ the Matanzas but little Of in-
tersst. Nearly 5000 registered enemies will have
departed from this city ere this reaches you. am
informed by an officer in the Proyosi-harsbais
office that only thirty have yet taken the oath OF
allegiance 30 generously preferred them by Gen.
Bowen. BY general order Of Capt. KilloorD,
Provost. Marshal of the city, parties of sixty ess
are allowed to combine and charter vessels Tor their
trsnspo rtaton. Their departure Is 80 quietly con-
duet that no one IL yet aware Of any shipments.
The I2Sth New-York, Col. Cowles, have gone on
an oxpediiion TO Kenner, about 10 miles above
New Orleans. Neither tents nor supplies were
taken, aud their early return 10 expected. The 10Th
New-York, Col. J. 5. Morgan, arrived at BTa-hssr
CITY on the 9Th instant from hey West, having been
ordered thher by Gen. Banks.
Gen. Bow Ell has Issued orders TO dispa y the ma
tional emblem in all places Of pubic resort, except
honses of public WORSHIP The st. Chsrles aud Guy
Hetels are hereafter to unurl from their domes the
star.spanged banner National airs are 20 be
ulayed at the commencement and enGlng OF each
evenings entertainment at our tnesters or opera
houses.
| Gen Sherman has released FROM arrest Lieu'.Coi.
Hills Of The Era. Dir. I. g. Tracy, asslstan. eci-
tor. made preparations for Northern trip ny tho
George Peabody bus she order was Iescinded. AIR.
John f.. hays has az yet eluded the Vigilance OK
Gen. Sherman, and kear that he lie at franAha
with Geu. Banse.
the 25th Connecticut, was held yesterday from the
~. James Hospital. The funeral service was per-
formed at the tent by the Rev. Dr. Chubbneb, Foes
Chaplain. Deceased WAS native OF West haven,
CONNECTICUT, ana was 20 years OF age.
| Admiral Fasyagnt wss last evening the rec,pseps
of q testimonial OF respect, OF which a. EMPEROR
might be proud. procession was formed asGiiy
Hail a. 81 D. m, which proceeded through several "
.ha psinelpsl st eats 10 tue 3d. Charles Hotsi Tbse
liz va .csrsiYed that the Admir- al was at the aaars
! ,rs of Gen. Banks. MarchlDg tbitber, toe roate
yas enlv,d hy martial music, and by hearty cheers
sr everything sTbg The stamp OF loyalty. The Al.
miral responded very briefly TO sne compliments Pad
him:
Gyyr1yNEy: was born in the Navy; have
lived IN the Navy and expect 10 die IN tie Navy.
! have done notning but my duty, and intend 20
perform nv duty at ali tines. thank you Tor thus
very fatterlng compliment although an lar from
feeling thai l deserve Is.
Tn. pithy address of the Admiral called for
cheer upon cheer. The Hon. Michael Hahn next
appeared ss a speaker. lie e0ioslLed he aoihty,
bravery, and integrity OF the man " hom lhsy mad
NET to honor. lie gave IN detail The most daring Of
cond only be quenohe. by second speech from the
old hero.
The Admiral remarked that he did not desire to
make n sps ech and he feared even We're he 10 al
terpt i, he might lai. lie thanked the gentleman
WAC had spoken for the taterIDg encomiurs he mad
been pleased 20 paSs upon his pubic career but DO
felt that he do not deserve one-baif OF them. lie
had simply endeavoIed 10 do bis duty, and for the
performance OF thaJ duty bis Government bad SUI
icieutiy rewarded hun by promotion and aeknow-
edgnent OF his services. Tue people also bad re-
warded him by their appreclation-and he thanked
them and was grateful Tor hls new manifestation
Of tLei. confidence But he felt that be was not
deserving Of uhis ovation. Or bls own deeds II did
not become him to speak-ot what he had done or
intended 70 do He had done but bis duty, and that
he ,yonld continue TO do. He thankee them again
for the flaltering compliment they had thought
proper TO pay hun.
A. the Admiral retired from the balcony he was
saIuted with deep and hearty cheers. The band gave
{, The Red, White and Blue" aud Gen. Banks,
Homes. Odd Abe, Gen. Butler, Gen. hoseerai.s and
Fighting Joe Hooker were each remembered with
nogs lus,v cheers. e. A. A.