New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
LATE SOUTHERN NE VS..

The Operations Mt vicksburg-succor Ex-
pected from Johnstom-Kcported Cap
,urc Of the Berwick's Bay qnd Thibc-
dcaux Works by the Rcbels-Bankss
Communication with Ncw-0rieans said
10 be Cut OG-Engazemcntn n; Lnfourche
Cro..ing-Ecported Capture OF the 10ih
Couuectfcut-Rebel Pickets Near New.
Orleans.
FORTRESS MONROE Thursday July ?, 1862
Tie fasof-truce steamer New-York has arrived.
The Richmond Enquirer Of July has the fol-
lowing: 40 zoe,
Advices from yicksburg just received, report no
change in regard TO the state OF affairs. On the
night Of the 2lst the enemy sprung nine 70 blow
mn An angle Of our works. The effort was COM
ri-te failure, aud killed a number Of their own men.
TYs V,cksbRrg Citizen Of the 10th, 18th, and 2d,
has been received.
The citizen saws: For twenty-eight days an
ines.ant shower OF shells has rained upon the city.
The lowe.t estimate places the number al wv.
On Tuesday, while we were working OH the edition
OF our paper, l3-inch she'll passed through TIE
Office scattering our cases and type. fet no one
was injured.
One of the enemys gunboas is fast aground be-
low the city, number Of transports loaded with
troope, have come down within the past few days.
The enemy has been firing ncendlary shells for three
davs. but no damage has been done.
Major Headey OF Arkansss, commanding tho
water battery and Major Martin of the 10Th Louis
,sna. were killed last Sunday. Col. NJ. Laurin Of
the 9th Louisiana was severely wounded.
The VcksJurg Cm:eH confirms the news Of the
heavy bombariug OF Saturday, and says our loss is
comparativeIy nothing.
All now feel that Gen. Johnston will arrive in
time The general tone Of the editorials Of I'ae
Ctti.ea is cheerful. The paper is printed on wall
paper.
miles below Napoleon, fired on ive transports Load
ed with troops on Tuesday, gripping them badly.
The troops landed and attempted TO storm our Dat
teres but were driven back.
Jackson, June 29.-Oiicial dispatcher from Zen.
Dick Taylor, dated Alexandris, June 20, says ho
stormed aud carried ut the point of the bayonet,
with unloaded guns. the enemy's position at Ber-
wick Bay. The loss in killed aud wounded is not
known
a, Thbodeaux was also carried, but by whom is not
stated. II is thought to have been done by Gen.
Walker.
This gives us the command of the Mississippi
above New Orleans, and enables us to cut OF
Banks's supplies
Lieut.. Wilson, with volunteer party, captured
Capt Manners and an entire party OF 53 men, after
killing four, who had burned train ot cars at
Brookhaven few days since.
MlsslssirPI SUMMIT, Monday. June 2, 1859.
The Nec- Orleans Daily True Delta OF the 2ish
rsports tina. fight took place AT Laiourche Crossing
on the I'D. The Union force engaged was SIX regi-
ments. The Confederstes charged and captured a
Union battery and prisoners but reported the loss OK
So killed, including Col. Walker OF the I'd Texas
Regiment, who was buried under flag of truce.
Tie Confederates retired while the enemy were
waning for re-enforcements TO pursue them.
A gentleman from Pascagoula, reports the capture
Of the 18th Connecticut Regiment, and two batteries
from NowOreans.
Our picke.s arc near Algcrs, opposite New-Or-
leans.