The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-15

TIE Departure Of Rebel SympoAisrs for Diric-Scene
Ae Piaes Of EmbarkdtsoW-7Asir Baggage Searched Be-
fore Leacsng-rhs Departure of Ms Bvovw-Sssrx
Sae"cs " ne Departing Ss~ls-7As FIs0 Of n1ss-7A
Rebel Officer at k0disonple-7Ae Garsom-A Lipsll
Tsnse in Rsosidem-9hs Arms sf tie Rsbes-Osw CORES
pendent Leturesa Rebel Sensims on tie Rules Of War
ne Trip Bacl-Dyead Of the Return of General Bstles
70 Neo Orleans BY the Rsosl-Coaon, dc.
On Monday morning Hckoks Landing, ~ Lake
Pontchartran the Of great hustle and ANNA
ticn There assembled largo crowd OF ladies and
chidrcn, with slight sprnklng Of men, who about
TO avail themselves Of the permission Of the commanding
general 10 the lake for jacksonville with the nten
ton or joining their connections and friends IN Rebellion
The crowd was augmented by . large number OF the
friends Of those who about to leave living on this
side Of the lake. Tho assembled multitude had arrived
In all sorts Of ways and by various routes
some by the train, others by horse cars, "a
far as the Hallway house. from which, they
were transported by omnibuses to the place Of em-
barkaIion, while large number Of carriages OF every
description in front Of the Lake House, testified tho
fact that not few had ourneyed in their vehicles
the slick road" Time being object with your cor
respondent who had little Of that precious commodity
spare as he had to put his despatch ard the Marion
he compelled to do the journey latter prsten
tious STYLE not without certain msgvngs that he might
arrive just in time to be too late after all
My fears were groundess, however, for ] had ample
time to look around the he Brown left
her moorings. The assembage gathered together
groups engaged in earnest Conversation while NOT few
Of the ords OF creaionas members OF the sterner sex
called for what reason have never been able 10
learn for every OF as "lordso s certainly rueo in
some shane or other by the womep-not few OF thesa
CORDS, say, appeared 10 be laboring under prefer
natural twist to Judge by the quantities Of whskey and
Trunks were strewn around in apparentv ncrtricaha
confusion. They were looked pretty sharply after by
there are rascals in every Community who are
mean enough 10 rob even The exile could not hein
thnLinc ,hnnsh ,ba, nanv or ,has. ,rnnra
,onra ,nr a,an,,,, - ,aa-;nc annaro,
ihonh .ha,a ,d nat ss " h )" "Ss a'
All 10 ;n,anaad rassan,nr 80 ~ o h,oo,as :.
raarons a., ~, rnsa - T Tai, 49,, ,o ~
n,raa no, ou.r,,,os 49, ,hs ~ AUG iaoos NV OF
ha"n Snnn ~ dn,s,r ~ on, .oea as crnolne mas
but wondarrn, nnmhes ~ 2 any amoun. u aunine,
hno,s ssm = .sp @Ysss VI sucn more ouiky Mtices a.
~,a 1u snos nave no. learned however, 'nat any
comsfapand articles were seized
- ~ pess was represented py the correspondents OF
me aw YORK HERALD and other papers general pass
ny opt osentatlv~H was gwen 70 one " .nem inc
arrangeIonts In this respect wero very liberal, and
well for the attenson OF the new froVost harsnA
oi ne department.
All the arrangements having been completed, nothhg
was wanting but the arrival OF tho order from enerai
Banks for the boat 10 leave ln,s was not long
and on Ns being received the Brown moved on atnos.
the waving Of handkechels from the snorc Wncn was
responded to by the PASSENGERS on tne steamer mere
was no noisy demonstration, ana II ~ somewhat
remarkable that there was no cheering LOT Je DAVIS Al
has been the case ON previous occasions. ci6o the
silence oil the people IN references W poor hluE fCnhrd
when be rode beside the great BonabroSe, no one
said God bless himW The same silence was maintained,
both on shore and on me steamer ON the arrival OF the
vessel at MadsonvAle This was feature OF the whole
affair which particularly struck the attention Of the
military and the loyal passengers on the Brown should
have said before that the secesh under
the care OF Captain Talburn Assistant Provost Marshal
though the general management OF tho expedition seems
have been entrusted Colonel Clark OK Provost
Marshal General
We LEFT somewhat after eleven O'Clock in the morning,
with brigAt sky overhead gentle breeze rippng tho
i rfnTA n taLn ha IaQ
late spring or early summer In New York The break.
waters passed, We were soon bowling over the lake.
under easy steain IL naruy III human hAtufe lot any
number OF persons 70 DC thrown ogether IN te confined
space OF small vesse Wi'nout .ne na"hs " 'no cc
n T, nss ipa'so " .n1 ~ @ @
~ -. ~ 70 ~. oos W. vac
no exception - ms Jaw =, nuuan'y, anu ~ snole so
lhe passehgeis ac anu iehae; - anu 10Y
W. d'shia wy" ,h u,'n ~, ~ o 'av an
!, ,ha sar In, la n 10 a,sncv ,,ders,ooJ ,ha, ,he
nreasnt m,e as crowded on, ~ h,s snoosaa neo
,,te arrangement brongh hs nvetarate bachclor mo
clivites
Presently the opposte aide Of the lake was dcerned
in the dim distance This was soon succeeded by sight
~ the Iioh,honse Soon The bavon was entered can 10
Inc ,,e Town ar gadisonv,lIe wbrb was ,asched N
about three clock in The agernoon when prenaratlons
were made TO place the on shore i'm ediaely
TINS WAS moi the work 81 n,ch lime al The arrange
ments were simple The Brown ii Il scarcely necessary
ON shore a large rebel a,g hung 10 Tho Sian there
M, being sur,pnt y nd fr = i, aoat on mo Ianding
Effected, when the passengers who intended 70
AMI c a NO. ,Se reoe ocr co%aSd 81 The
lost, and arranscments at mae TO transport
Your correspondent introduced himself - Lieutenant
Cassely, who - very young man. In tact the few
rebel troops in the town c5usls q only mere boys.
They are armed with very short maskois and rides,
and their Uniform worry coarse sort q h'mcspun gray
stun, made apparently Of cotton The ghrron consists q
detachment o. the Third Arsasas regiment Iouenlnt
Cassely took mo short distance into The town, which
extends very slort distance ude There arc very few
gcod houses IN ~ although there ae enc q ivo TINT can
pass muster In ole 81 i1u tt pears the cbaFacicroi
hotel the cloth laid iof diDuar but there
signs OF pu SIS and was told that whskey couid not
be bad for love ~ money ircd some Louisiana rum,
however Just see VLat i was ike. am inclined
10 repeat the dose tor more hesty sin scarcely be
conceived. The inhab nts seemed 4 be friendly N.
posed, AMI my retni 70 the rivers hank Ii9Ted
ino conversation, 10 free an - muner rIta smc
N the soldiers who IN g1ard, x I. ps.derabo
amcnrt or charg au1 bsinage u niaee lot yeen a.
aid non aud Ln9l sQnIe u III Other rsbo solder9
would nit ia Fsf -y's ledcrls would lon and there
vas M IL titro vsper.Iy thoen Ne y,fin~ ossel III
lu mr. eel sood lor Happening 10 Ak III, youpg rel
IN. win whom Was con, efsng whether Ills piece VIA
i 80. ~ gv,rc,h moro n. 90 ah7,,, ~ L,d X ~ ~