New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-04
Eencwed successes-Lenierey 10 Rebels
The Union Governor In tousui'ahon
with the srcesb-Port uudson-Arrest
Er-Gov. WiekIiGc.

'''A " hEp.OnLE.Ss, May n. 1867.
Since your last dates from Lcfe, every item oil
new, 4, q moment, is valuable, aud carries satis-
faction with il. s. far this Department is the only
ON, in which ,uccess has attended ever step Of the
National forces. Yet while there IL much 10 con-
statula,o ourselves on, there is much that Is any
thing bu. satisfactory.
over and over again haze told you how nurner-
on, and bold AID defiant the Rebels s1ll continued
bow hey obtained place and favor while loyal men
stood looking sIhsst with ss,onishmeui. All th.s
Union nen blamed thems,lvcs for, aud resolved to
make their feelings and wishes known, hence that
In, If vi,oroua orders ifsucd from headquarters at
IL. end u last month. Men woro more than ever
convinced that Gen. BalL- true ~ bis pat bis
,.ry-tbat he bad not modcnied IN bic love Of the
Union. md wa, ready 10 do all that might be neec.
,.rv 10 adyaroo the esu,e of Freedom. Many Of
lho.s under him ara NOT such mons'ers ~ The Rebels
have r,peatedly pictured them; ihsy are too hu-
rssne sol oous. derpis-sTr too esNly moved by .
uitiful and artful talo to by S>oeth feminine
- -. mol ,efutls 10 tell any i.lfehOod 10 obtain
Ter end A cons c-rzhe numher Of women and
mep registered suemies, bsve obtained leave to stay
Tor various lengths 81 iIh", some lhe"hhl',lE, On
the plea OF sickness Of themselves or .ome ~ their
~
obtained leave To remain.
La 1tnnps contrast with this Getting aide OF a
per,lauiory order of the commanding general Is me
courre punu,d by tho authorities with Mr.. j. +.
Hayes, correspondent Of ihc b0'o@ IrSr,l'er'
70. tie publication Of ia card complaining OF an ar
bitrary arrest rs Gen. Sherman be is ordered W
leave the department. lie manages to eude the
ofei.ls for about ten day., and when arrested some
well known Union men ask, as there s no ooubt
bout hi. LOYALTY that he Doe allowed 10 Aiu, and
Il. h.. ~ IA
such conditions the Hutt critics may choose 10
grant. Even that cannot be granted. ten. Emory,
who is In Gen. Shcrman's place, says he canLoI III
sftrrr becnuse Gen. Sherman has lett orders 10 he
cure and send Of Mr. llhyes, and no be leaves here
in he frs, transport for New-iork, while Rebels
registered enemies, g., leave 10 stay without any
parole. 70 ,,,-.
wa. that II he ls,uet All order II was settled thn8
there was no getting away from It'll he said Ship
Leland Ship lslaud II was. But this pat,iDg oui
petemp tory order and f. days after qualifying
IT, excepting some, Is 10 way to win the ietp.c1 OF
either loyal or r.bcl.
bay. be fore mentioned the course Of Judge Pea
body here ono Of the latest cases Ia worthy OF
soue Of the New York Aldermen few years ago,
wio used to release notorious fminals few hours
after their conviction Several Of iho most violent
and rabid Sec,sh women IN The ciiy who hai been
.eutonced 10 30 days mprisoun ent 10y Judge Hughes
for the most unwaranted aud unprOyoked insults to
after about seven days cobi n.ment
Major Cur, Of the y. \. ib1th, has been " re-
heyed from al blame " without any INQUIRY, IN the
Oyera. House affair, although p" IL lF To DC re-
utette1 he pulled down the United States flag.
lie order of the Provost MaIshal regarding the
deunrture Of registered enemies says hey VIII be
allowed TO take provisions Tor ten dayr. uob
know how tie aipOunt wac determined, but tins |
do know: either the days must have been cohsld'
cred "A, arctic when tie sun Is above the horizon lot
4 a s..l t.Nn nes 4 =
"a, .lephsnIine, Tor | know OF one cnse where
small iumy were allowed two ca.ks Of hams ana
Ten barrels OF -four, beaide number oil knicA-
kuacks such coffee, tea, sugar, &c Alter whi'i,
Of conrte lot OF Registered cnruI.s unite III efu
n apkinu the officers for their kindness.
H. will avail them but little, however, for when
they reached the other ride VI tie lake and wanted
10 70 10 Mobile and elsewhere, money wae IN many
car.s refused for their conveyance, pay III IroVi,-
IONS was demanded. Where money was accepted
anon prce. were got az are beyond all conception
Il 900 Tor carrying = family OF seven lersons about
My miler.
IN tho .hape Of furniture, merely walking Out OF
their houses aud leaving I'LL, sometimes without
lacking the door, Ito Quarlermastcr, Cnpt. Me-
Clure with numerous corps Of aida AT his elbow,
IL eeizibg everything, by order oi Gen. Banks.
Where the honses aro the property OF Rebels,
iuyen cries taken, aud The houses aud furniture
held for the use oil officers, or let 10 those VINO re-
auire them at moderate rent. In other cases the
furniture il moved to tho Quartermaster stoieroonl
and sold. TT,
Last week Gov. Sbepley invited number OF cti-
yeus to meet him In his pa or, to consult with hi
AZ to the propriety OF hoidng an election Tor Guy
otscers. No announcement had or has been made
citing the matter. 1t quite private, bat Of
course ''Umbra' managed to know all that was
poinv on. It ia understood thai no conclusion was
arrived at. The most remarkable thing about we
meeting was the presence Vi certain men mere. Ng
sender some good Union men Ieeped IN, looked
srounJ and walked of, when they saw The GoV-
ernor taking council with Jacob Barker, late editor s
Of paper Suppressed for its Rebel conduct, ana
rabd pro.Slavery man; the presiGents Of TWO OF
- L..-La h.r. ,xLn.a Rehu sympatLlea arc wei