New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23
The snve.Imcni OF Port IEudson-Thc Rom-
bardmeni Continued Sherman End
proving Operations Of Euerrilias-The
Teche Country Abandoned Again to tho
RebcIs-Orders Tor Kegisiration.
From oar Speeisl CoFespondent.

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NEw-ORLgANs. June II. 1854
We have little Of interes, from Baton Rouge or
PORT Hudson An artillery duel has been quite con-
rtanty maintained during the past week-tbe guns
being employed by day ard rho moriars by night.
Port Hudson ia as yet closely invested. Nearly ali
the artillery ia tue Department has been sent thiter.
Our pieces succeeded in burning two Rebel store
bosses Yesterday by shells. Brig Gen 7. w. Sber-
man suffered the amFStation Of his leg Oh Sunday
last He is at the Hotel Deu, and Is rapidly i'm
proving from pretent Appearances For The past
Two weeks bow ever bis life hes been dispaiTed of.
/ From Seig,. Va.ser Of the 10 New-York learn
that the Rebel guerrias are frequently To be seen
NJ Branch City, opposite Brasher Il y, on Berwick
Bny. The lronsid-s Regiment and two artillery
con,Ianles are stationed there. Al point a few
mn les nearer, two companies OF the I'D Connect
lieut..
These are the only Union troops between New
Orleaus and Alexandria. The rich country SO re-
Gently acquired has been abandoned to the Rebels,
our entire force being necessary for the investment
O. +. n hudson. This Il the more 10 be regretted
"a account Of the large number OF citizens in the
l.cho country who voluntarily renewed their allie
yauce They will be forced TO hy FRO n their homes
or suffer death. The Rebel forces III that section
are composed Of an incongruous ssssrs6age OF vol
unteeTs couscripts, negroes guerrIas ana citzens.
They ure only prevented from erecting furtlhcatons
nj berwick City by the Efforts OF our artillery. Had
they means of crossing the bay our forces would be
compelled 10 retreat.
Ga Friday last Gen. Shepley issncd orders for the
registration OF the voters OF the State Of Lonislaus
including those who have resided for one mouth III
the parishes and Elk months III tie State. Ihos. j.
Durant esq. one OF our ATTEST lawyers and al elo-
ouent advocate Of Uglon and Llherty, mas been ap-
pointed Commissoner OF Registration.
The Uuiled States DISTRICT Cour. for the State OF
Louisiana, has been reorSanzed. Edward IL. Du-
tad InfU inf
District Attorney, and James Graham, United States
The otsequies Of Capt. J. 2. Hubbard and Lieut.
Allen OF Gen. Weitzels staff were held III this city
on Monday last.
The city wears dull, checrless aspect. A field
officer is now almost a curlosity-so intent are our
forces upon possessing Port Hudson. The Their
mometer Is 90 IN the shade. From present appear
ances the season will be- II healhful one. lnGivld-
ualy speaking, have been thus far more contorta-
bic aud more contentvd than III Ncw-fork. C. A. A.
ARRIVAL or THE U. S. STEAMER CUMBRIA.
The U. s. steamship Cumbria, Commander
Breeze, from Q cruise in search Of privateers, ar
rived yesterday, reports: On the l9b boarded Brit
ish schooner Glenn, of Yarmouth, N. s., from Msta
moras, for Nassau, N. p. but being 600 miles out of
her course and her papers not proving satisfactory,
put prize crew on board and ordered them to
Nsw.York. The following is synopsis Of the Co.
log:
On tho 18th inst of the Cape Of Delaware spoke The schr
Express from Philadelphia Boston. schooner T. y. Far
lsy from Port Royal for New.Yot. 18TH Cd Cape Henry
boarded schooner A Terry from PORT Royal for Nsy
York Brig West from 81. Thomas for Phila iepnia u s.
schooner American. on cruise. Schooner g. burroughs
from Port Royal for NewYotk Bnt.h Bark Wild hs"e
from Mstamors, for Nsw.Yo't Brig Newton fsm rSn
Royal for NewYok Same day. schooner Ssioha nom ma
t.nr.s for New-YOrk. British schooner Cleo. from mes
mora for Nasal and sent her for New OH H1e'
June a. lat 40 49, long 100 5 boarded brig Hsw Globe
from Bangor. for Warrington d. C. Same day Bntsh 5rg
Rssoute from Boston for st. Thomas end British esA r
g. hence for Belize, Hond