, 1863-07-15
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FROM NEW ORLEANS. .
Items by Late Arrivals at New York
l., - NEW ORLEANS, July 48a. NJ
= It Is currently reported among our own
officers, that at the rebel cavalry raid day be-
fore yesterday, at Springfield Landing, Gen.
Neal Dow and several other officers we're
taken prisoners. =,
THE DEFxcEs OF NEW ORLEANS.
The following order has been issued to.day
from the headquarters of the defenses Of New
Orleans. You will see By It's tenor that the
cord Of martial law Is drawn tighter than ever
around Us. It is highly proper order, and
one that should and Will be strictly enforced.
I have now to ask the question If, in the tace
Of this order, It looks very much like Lou
isiana coming back into the Union By the act
ing the condition OF affairs in this State is
turning ont to be true. Every day brings
additional proof that we arc no nearer recon-
Citation, II as near, than: we we're q year
since, And why Is 1t so? Simply because
We have done nothing but e1asperate- these
people against III BY acts worthy Of basba-
GENERAL oRDERs-No. IS.
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NV OR1F4Ns :Jriv 4 1s53
Hereafter no public assemblsses, except for
public worship, under . regular Commissioned
priest Will ba allowed In this city to1 my purpose,
Or under any pretense whatever, By white OF
black without the written consent.of the COM
mandet Of the defenses Of New Orleans; and no
more than three persons wiu be allowed 10 assam
zig o. Gehe1eGate aogethsr 1hoa tne stseess o. tns
tnreter hsfhe st1oI ,ha1 ~ arisrS ~ AZ.
neTse md f.i1snr n n 10 ~ afSn1crs shsi, h.
pi1ced h arrest. - ~ > ' '@',~NN ~
every description will be closed at p. N.
All club rooms and gambling houses are hereby
elosea aia3E nntn tustner orders:
of"se y oT o5ne5 Resaon p1Mce ana
duty. q, with naases ala to ha ai,owei n tba ba
streets after o'clock p p N. - " "~1 - '1'
BY command Of ' Big. Gen. ExoRr.
". D. Smith, Lieutenant Colonel and Acting
Assiataut AdjutAnt General.
- flag Of truce has been received to.dav at
Butte Station from the rebel forces at Brashear.
by which they desire to return the prisoners
In their hands, numbering eIeyen hundred
: city WAS TAKEN 49, :.
!; r.. r11p pro,r.,r,c,.r..s17,
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:, line small amonnto. cotton and sugar now
neIe, ne Mnhtne = certainty almost, that but Ut
ket nrinr tha ,i1ti5u ~ tn,e ~ ta1s
dency, no doubt, to take of the New Orleans
route some Of tbs fine steamers NOW running
there. It seems pity that Gen. Banks did
not rest satisfied with the occupation Of the
Attakapos country, and whit quietly until
heavily reinforced before attempting Port
Hudson. Had be done SO he would have been
vastly the gamer, for all tho produce of that
country conld have been brought safely to this
market, and the troops would lfave been in /.
healthy country: during the summer months:
General Magr1der, with all his force could
nave done nothing against US, and Port Hud-
than 1t nov IS. II ne had been satisfied with q
little Ut . time, Fo should have gained much ;
bnt, dee1r1ng too much, ne have In a1l proba-
billy LOST. everything. me lew Northern
cotton specnatofa remaining mere 10 Watch
an opportunity, are beginning to despair OF
te;ns. p;ns f.n nn.n ~ ~ ~ srng dneY Galk o1
kutnS noIe ~ eue next steamer, g1VlnG up
1ls oepa1tment ~ lals season nt least. The
Jews are reported 70 nave Lost heavily at
bfasnear; they nag stored there an Immense
Ha ia f}rst ,ha tahaE..,s 49,, 'GsoJ ~
nit to trade was issued. A1i their nronertv
has f,l!en into tha bnpf1s of fha enernr. coIl
sennentjv fhevare enrapefI At tha 1oea ~ tha;r
goods as well as The nYnsnect Of ohtn;njnr ~
mnc1 cnttnn and snesr Ther arn tt5 ba o
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The gallant bearing Of Sergeant Samuel
Pollock, Of the 9Th Michigan, was represent
ed to General Emory By participant In the
struggle. The General sent for the worthy
non. commissioned officer, and interrosated
him freely. He nscertained that the Sergeant
had been Detailed as superintendent of .
Government plantation, and that fearing a
guerfl1a raid, he had instructed his feld
lands in the use OF the mueket for seyeraI
days previous to the battle. When the action
took place the plantation negroes vera
marshaled under bis charge and stimul.tei to
daring deeds. One rebel Major was killed
and one wounded by the negroes S:r1eaot
foi1ock is given credit Of having dispatched
inr ~ ta :. ~ eotonst ~ H. yoa IPs, sne command
h;ss "ord VI naa1 10 aa9 4asins oota1aea 4e
eaerast v.ui 49, eiuen - L1aol1 onaeltea ~ .ne
In. nn eeh4 ep4 10y lemala oetauea
a5 - .ba Hasn as a saSn 81 men were neea
eata1a - the tho nsio. ~ ghs9 nun Petmss1on 70
~ te'an at s11 "a elgaueu smoIa anu oraelea MN
s,o.;,;on w ~ W;a ns1 4'noP4e5' "no gave nln
Pos1'toa 90 11"Joi' ...-.-
THE ATTACK ON po1ALDsoHYhLH.
The repulso Of the rebels on Sunday last,
IN their insane attempt to s,orm the little fort
at Donaldsongille, Is due entirely I under->
Gland IN tfa navv Had r. rnf haon Far $1,a