The New York herald., 1863-07-25

shall have dicuhy driving them the border
into Texas, and probably beyond Galveston.
We have another boat in to-day from CAiro-shs salle
Lst-vA Tennessee and Mississippi ports. shs brings,
however, nothing than have received BY the I'm
perial The True Delta has received Mobile paper Of the
9th nst and has this moment issued an extra with tho
news We informed that General Lee captured from
General Meade at the nght Gettysburg the 50 ns
the moderate sum sixty thousand prisoners thanks
the Almighty for great victory. The extra ia selling
rapidly which all tho True Delta desires They have
made . ha in issuing II.
The rebel Generals Gardner and Beale arrived here this
morning and have been furnished quarters the city
they will not be paroled, however, "a supposed they
wsuld.
The Mobile paper Of the 9th has appeal from General
Naury 70 the citizens, asking them 10 forward and
enrol themselves for the defence Of the CITY, saying
General Grant may be expected at any moment that
v'cksburg has fallen he gives General Grant credit for
moving with great celebrity and hints that Johnston
10 mot between them and the enemy should not be
prised his fears realized, and than he
anticipates for the army inihnsissppi win NOT be Idle
that they have Johnston tho run.
Tho only Information have from Port Hudson 10
that The steamer Planter has arrived there from g. Louis,
bringing thousand sacks Of grain and had
returned with regiment Of Grersons cavalry She
reports steamers Grand Duke Moderator and Dcta-
tor Natchez when she passed General Andrew has
sumed command Of tho Corps dAfrsque and Port Hud-
son. and Colonel Chickerng acting az Provost Marshal
Of the post
sel the recipient Of most complimentary letter from
General Banks which he much Of the credit
OF the campaign General Weitze although OF the
youngest generals In the army s fully deserving the ad
ditiona star In his shouder strap He Of the
accomplished officers in the army besides being most
energetic and perseverng soldier. His brigade adore
him. They will follow wherever he will lead, and they
have yet to be defeated Besides all this General Welt
eel Ia popular with everybody. He has enemies, and
all would be delighted To him promoted to the
mand Of divisional position he is in every way fitted
10 hl with credit to himself and honor the country
The Ad miral 10 stin here his movements may depend
upon the future operations Of the army for he will pro-
baby act in with IT, Should Mobile be the point
he will doubtless give Fort Morgan his undivided stten-
tion. have naval news 70 report from either East
or West, nor 10 IL probable shall have any for lttie
while, except capture now and then Of blockade
ner; these arc becoming less and lees frequent.
New Orleans matters have again ssbsded their for
mer quiet. seccsh females make demonstrations
Whatever there not that display Of red white and red
among them that visible ten days since and for
tho men they quiet lambs They appear to have
for time given up tho idea Of a rebel raid upon
and Co behind cloud. The weather continues very
warm; but nov that the ID than half over
we live In hopes Of cool spell coming The days be-
coming visiby shorser the nights damp and sometimes
chilly. AL this looks like fall coming May soon be
here. that sick and wounded may be benefited
by COOL invigoratng atmosphere, instead Of living
hospitals that are In themselves ovens
THE LATEST.
NEW OR1EAw, July ls--sAM
have nothing Of importance 70 communicate since
last evening, and things lock very much startling
information from this department was about !
hear that have fair prospect Of receiving from
neighborhood Of Port Hudson apd Natcbcz quite large
quantity et cotton soon transportation be had
70 bring 70 the city There many spectators here
who desiIoas Of going a into the cotton region.
and II thought cotton mills Al the North would be
much benefited II they permitted 70 do and III
possible facilities for sds given them Better 70 do h
than act 40 We did in the Atsakapas country
Brtgadier 0sosrais 7. W. shsrDan and @. r. shepley
leave for the North board the Co.
umba. The former has entirely recovered and 10 In bet
YER general health than before he lost his leg
II was General Gardner only who arrived here yester
day General Beae having been sent the river at his
request The former has been provided, with his
staff with privase quarters in the city.
We look forward 10 tho arrival of the Morning
Star with dates to the ilth inst She expected hourly