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

| bat short of ammunition. They being Joined
perfect Torment. Tho military cornmandc- Of san An.
tonic wrote 10 Cen Vidanrr letter, which published
in the Gcia Bulletin OF Monterey that large .orco OF
hexicans belonging 10 towns in the State OF Tamaupas
had themselves 10 Invade the state Of resas .,n
duced and paid by the American Consul IN Matnorosn
Gen Fldaurr made them very answer saving
that he had nothing to do with citizens Of Tarnaulas
but that no had written 70 the Governor OF that state
informing him OF the fact.
The writer states that refugees ara constantly
hooking the border into Mexico that rebels
are very much frightened at the prospect OF invasion
by force under Gen. Hamilton.
Our New Orleans correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. rs, 1868.
The Quia Condition eT the Citsyo hooen.eh as Ye.
against Port I1dsoaTtc Opening Of Tie Miss;sslrri-
Voluntary Erles On Their Way 10 D1r,ss Ldnd-2be
Killed and Wounded q, Rrcicks Boy--Plascr.. Pros
poets for Residents Of NM OyteansThe Rebels Cutting
the LescS-fhe Office of Provost Iayshal of Ne,o Or.
leans--Sdies Of Cotton, &c, ,fc.
Nothing Of importance has transpred since date Of
my last letter Indeed, so quiet is the city and vicinity
devoid Of stirring Incidents that it IS with the unost
difficulty o newspaper correspondent find matter
for letter; and as / have the honor of being
acquainted with those amiable gcn.lemen--the thugs,
roydes and gamblers-I unable get up good
der free barroom Tight or even swindling transac
ten on scale OF anything approaching respectablity
Alas! that the Crescent Cythe whilom b1un Of thevo
Gratis, ynchers and vigilance committee rascals should
have 10 experience such degenerate days Inactrity
seems - prevail everywhere. There has been no move
mon, against Port Hudson, es your army Correspondent
viii, doubtless tell you and since the late affair ., Fer.
wcks Bay when the rebel steamer Cotton was destroyed
and the gallant Lieutenant Commander Buchacan st his
life, important movement Of Wetzsls brigade has
taken place. There impression ahrev however that
the present calm Of those which portcuds stor,n
All interim between o season OF siet and of the casn
OF arms, 70 10 followed by deeds ii boodshcd which nav
have the most momcntous rsec. on tho ssus Of Ne
present war, leading, ps6bsoy to tho opening OF the
Mississippi and its tributaries from the great delta con
Meeting the river with Tho Gulf various heads Of
navigation.
Some Of the ferasle ami juvenile relatives Of rebe
soldiers have beer awaiting themselves Of the permission
given ny General Butler in OF his general orders to
pto the Confederate lines, condition or not
ing This ortcr, 1t will 10 remembered temporarily
suspended by General Banks his taking command Of
the department The order has been subsequently, do
clared n &c In force. Under lis provisions
"Wednesday morning last, about one hundred ard ATTY
and children embarked beard tho s. d.
Brown Dan Hickocks landing on Lake ontchartrain,
under charge Col Clarke Provost Marshal General Of tho
Department, OF the Gulf Tho trip pleasant ono.
and said 10 have resenibled cnc rarity rather than
the departure IL cxes from their patrvc place Each
adult, in ucccrdsnco with the order allowed TO take
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money; but each conrlvcd have basket Of substan.
noes s ,n sgrscSe - xc I'M, )" b IN,
n ,sn ~ ,.,. :, gsa Inn; =" MI
town the opposite shore Of the lake, the ladies'
him thIeo cheors-nolhing y SAD about "tlscf-hnt
tney uo nos eet 'rec 'oe cnes's io' 'cn bass, 10"
that they we're safe on secesh soil.
APpna 'in oncai ~ VI kicu am wouna, oeiois-
10 the military ut the late eight ri Berwick Bay
| more prof eriy, Bayou Teche--
iI'r os hIlAAp ANp WOUNDED TEE Erhp'ioS ~ osSH-
sAi wtrhM = COMMAND AGAINST rnE GunhoAr COTTON on
p.,.r $500 ~ q w'n,aod hend
l SAM A. xrnent, %. A wounded. breast, slightly
i Lisnenan: J. T. whtsside, Co II. Killed;
rriyses Noble ana Rnmmnsa Co o, killed.
rhonIsnh. 20 ~, kliea. -.
Sp'ycfai aysns' 70 = wonpaea'
| vosScsrss Co A, wounded
( Davenport q. q, wounded.
J,W Riley 60 3, wounded.
| Mchsel 20 =. wounded.
| n ne,sHpn, az % q v soana.s
| Michel Co y, wounded.
Derby. 90 Y. woundsd
KENNEDY. Co Z, wounfed
hvenaen' 10 1870 y, Ioa ~ q u,,,,..
/ y X Hrsalav a.. H. ssnn,es
! III Burbaek % H. wouneed
| Phelps, Co. / wouacsS
| henry. &c. \, woSaded - -
I or susnhnn Aro TA tnr NEW Soaa VOLUNTEERS
| MlS6ssi ,hsr, "a "a q - 1890
So.omon RouT Co D. wonnd,d
! q. Hsnr,rk, CO II, wounded.
W. II TIbbs, Co II, wounded.
| r, a, ussv sAM BATTERY
| mo w. 'noni - ~, o.n ams. ..u.~
| wish .,isd " - ''' "oo''A'A oA'"'
Total ssd Gone CON ofcer ana Ave private,
/ Mogsdei. %.
~ order 81 Brigader General wEITzELl
.. ~ HVrsAhp - a "eherAl
,soacl 4 y. thorpe, the City Surveyor made a start.
| ling enclosure on Friday evening at meeting Of the
! hFd liF'rict Union Association The Colonel said the
" 0TneF :, .ra olahancs y oesr % steamers up
had become dangerous n thu event IN re IN tho rr.r
cmbracrs ess than the complete aoodnr Of state
z, ~ "nen = ns'ow the ped ., me river whsn y
kansas pieagant progrset ,his ,or pao,l5 LYING 10
New Orleans and p!aces a thoussni mics or so
yro.roo,i y ~ rensnoe,sa tha, AZ the com.
York daily paper advocated the e1,,n, IN he o-e,