The New York herald., 1863-11-08
Mr.. Charles III. Farreli's Despatch.


Mr.. Charles II. Farrelis Despatch.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. so, 1853.
lnereax Of fTausl-Specula,0ry Halucina.ions- Darts
in Alabama and Mssissippi-His Aisson, Speeches,
6e.-hilitdry RESTRICTIONS Rmoped--Nep Prorost Xar.
sAdl, Colonel r. p. Mott-Cpenin0 OF the Varisties--
Awsic and the Drama, dc.
During the past few weeks there has been an almost
constant influx Of people from the Eastern Western
Bates Many Of these persons here under the hal
Inclination that there opportunities make fortunes
rapidly short stay in this city trip to the points
occupied BY our troops soon dspes the Illusion and these
fortune seekers return home poorer but wiser It
fact that fortunes have been made rapidly since
he occupation Of Louisiana by our troops; but
is only by tho select few that arc
within the speculators' "ring." In this depart
nent there s wheel within wheel" and IL Is only
hose who understand the philosophy Of Its motion and
ne manner Of using the ubricating process that mako
&suSss IN thh 61rt q tho country.
T1sFS cSn % no great Increase Of trade or any trade
ALL until ol the territory OF No state is recovered
rom rebel rule and occupied by troops This would
have been done long had the general government and
secretary Stanton 10 particular, furnished cvnerai Banks
with sufficient number Of troops. Bat that onlcer has
determined that the rcmssuess Of his superors shall
prevent ths execution OF his long maured plans for an
pcsive campaign His armies moving; no is 10 the
hs intelligence that something miitary brilliant has
besn done.
From rebel source learn that JEFF Davis, with host
u political agators, incrating through Mississippi
md Alabama stimulating his deludcd fellow citizens TO
eouowed efforts OF iawessness and rebellion. In speech
vsosoy delivered at Selma he told the people tha,
- reliance could be placed Europe faith put tho
hcpe Of foreign intervention but they ngnt the
battles Of tho rebellion unaded. He also said that add
tiouh sacrifices would be required Of the people. II
pow abousa year since Davis visited Mississippi In
speech In that State ho declared that cotton king
thas In icss than one year the deprivation OF the
staple would cause the throne Of Russia TO
sopple, Napoleon would shake in ks boots, and
The humble Victoria bend her knees the confederscy
In the eAme speech hc pointed out the necessity o hold
Ing veksburg and the Mississippi river That visit
succeeded by series OF brilliant triumphs Of arms
md m hoped and believed that his present tour will be
followed by equally substantial and satisfactory results
Frsm time 10 time proofs given of the concatory
Shein position Of heretofore been "mitary neees
MY" The following 10 an illustration OF my assertion
Bya recent order Of Colonel Bccwith Acting Provost
Nsreha General permissoa 10 keep fowlng pieces ana
20 hunt within certain prescribed bounds granted
upou the following conditions
They shall establish tho satisfaction of the Provost
srsha General their entire loyalty % the United States
& Ss Gss 40 od Ss 5
he sum OF one thousand dollars thai neither their
ssan or xse% i Srao.e ;t@
With Se srms s.%anon o' or any portion o. IT,
'A:s ;ss :%T@ass ai'
ana mai a' no Ts m s s heS oh
Sa Sss %f o %G' 30 a.g. s
ns provisea tha, wnsn permission e keep such arms
pertes procure sInmani,ion The dspos named
q shaii : permitted Sy the Proves. MARSHAL os.sr.i 70
ss SS % Il s%n 40 Saa saa s r.. N %
S o s.ss ss s.D :. s Sss Tina his soss n & s
aid parties close and for the purpose specined and
esvs appsss.oa that an amour, equal 70 thai se
sn % ,ss sSr has actually en sonscmed BY The parties 70
wss prsssssd sy ssa '''e' ''' ''' preceding supply
MAJOR II a. Porter has succeeded Colonel C. W. Knl.
borne a. Provost Marshal OF New orleans The latter
smcsr Wa sRclent in his admis sraon cf affairs
and was rslsevsd only becasse his vanabe
required 70 command regiment of troops whsch 70
make part Of tho garrison OF this city His successor s
'sad 70 be very thorough and efces. ofcer hc
ries with htm TO his Geld q us<funeas he bess
ywishes II the whole community.
General Order No So from tbs provoss Marshal Gene
saps ofoe, the subject of military passse has jusi
been published 1ts text Ia ar follows
rssons srr,..ns fro. The snsuy. country
ropsr Times he aS 81 NV 6re.ss 'ia No
esrs1s sso,, ~. *, g % .ss ss oath o seee
sa e.ssP, VIII oss,s and soldiers IN the army .ve1s
nalsosd without a pass from dspar,ment LEAD
~ :Sy sss s s% the S.c, ss.s
sary asoslss sssaar ,o PERM, therefor from The Ira
aSa.y s ss'sr .s 3p :s ~.
eemmand.rs % actual Known I, .hem or he ne
or the resd. @ - @N w - 49,
cconsi lbaddeus 2 Mott, Of the Fourteoa,h New York
cavalry, arrived bore ycstcrday from Nex yors lie
bcsyol hs country iatfuly vH1h couns,~udg tbs ,gh
nss York indcpendent battery % ~ Cppor fotonac 10
Tie early psvt OF the also In tho snsI, A c~,aa
vile, Va IN September, lso2 when his battery rs.n
roned ihe famous Washington artncry (reh~l cf tn,<
city, causing them TO beat retreat In the scren asv.,
battles 90 tie Virginia eninsaalhs bai,ery~ usdor hs
personal command fought the enemy for a,e Consecutive
Gays fcating To rebels al every point but without
fearful lots o. ts Hs services al this inc are
orportrns, aad bic assgnmcn. TO this department vet
come.
General Fltz Henry Warren, of the rev assgn.
ments 10 this department, has arrived. lie rentle.
man % education and refinement. The command he is
assigned 70 has not yet been announced. This depart
ment has too many generals IN u now, many q them
mediocre IN abiliy, and bot few good onos General
Wndsworth q eMpecled bore IN q day cr Two.