New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
Ucopcning OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pinn.niions-innirsi Ira the City.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
NEW .OHfEaSs July 10, 1904
The chief topic Of interest for the past week has
been tie arrival OF two steamers from Ncksbrfg--
the Imperial and the Sle List. Tho former left
ST. Louis on June % with supplies for Gen. Grant
army, ard LEFT Vielfburg on July -, with Gen.
Ransoms brigade FOR Natchez. From the latter
place she FAILED on june H. for New Orleans, arrly.
iuc here on The 10Th. She brought Large number
o. beef c4lr fOr the army, and ouc ddy later date.
FROM the North. The bitter arrived on Friday even
iuy She discharged at lort Hudson :, - stcks Of
grain.
Tie Official report Of lieut.. George II. Hanks
Superintendent NJ Government Plantations. tttes
thIt up 10 June 10, there Were thiuy-af plauta-
uOns under cultivation by Government, upon which
were maintained - ieg 0onsFaband.. Tie labortr-
were healthy and contcItef, and TIE GRO. were ~
fine ndllon. The recent guerrilla ra.Is however,
Laye l,n undisiurbed bus Of there places. ltefc
J.. Rardcn near tie cily cultivated D. the coniIa
baLd- from which supplies Of fgesh yegttab are
vsled free 10 the bee rifals Iicut. llnuAs thinks
he eNpeuse OF conducting the pihnia ma hht been
10 more than would Rave sriiocd 10 I'D 100 ne
gtocs ia the cty. TIE damage ~ tue crofs hAs mol
yet been asceltsircl. Doutil - Ia Few daYs the
seq .stera plantations wili De ~ ,in oOcu' ,cd.
Gen Gardiner and stai arrived in the CITY on Fin.
dsy morning. Ihry oouAur1 IN tie teslon
l!0use. An Ing neer o.icrF yesfe"iay Informed a.e
1hursiay - P.r' liud-on. Tie Chaplain OF tbs 20
Ma e was atung upon iis lorse, uear ihc enoanA-
men. cOuyoi siug win boi-e soutlcmrl, wien the
Hpun.L which hll bon Fcf lr-,ly prauc'tf about,
sIflsniy backed down tLr prccipice--t di'anc %
nearly forty feet. Ihc hor,e recovered hinsrii aud
walked al once 10 the Rrass plat, bss tic Caa AIN
was very seriously 1Juiei.
Eccuiung 'or ..c AoIs guard brigade o. Gen.
Shepey Lus marty been discontinued. tiucc there
would seem 20 be- 40 p1-sible service the command
could render. unocr-taAI tuat toe &C miaAlcs al
ready rii.cd wall be cislanicd al an early dny -
Ger. Diuk-.
Lieut.. Col. james Smi'h - the ltoih Ncw-l ofk
iss been conn. stoned Colonel. Lisut. John j.
williamson report the regiment AT Donaide nyil.c,
under Col Gooalng, Aciiug Bngad.er General The
command IA ~ tine health ana sllIits ard YET mus
ters 900 effective men. Tho 18Th Maine the urgest
regiment ~ the department. IL II AZ Camp Pafaptl
where Col. Dyer is in command oil The pat. ligu,
Pelr-all Of thc IN Wiscon-iu, ttaics that bic rrn
mcnt i- the field 40 Port Hudson win bu 80 u-ei ~
men, ia, battalion seems 10 have now the laurel.
Among the p t-seugefs by the Columbia ihis morn
ing are IL g.-t,eus T. " sherman and Go'. l..
Shcrlry P.,ymasteT j. a. Bro1hcud, AMI ~. l.. A
Crane. l. ward Mitchell AID Gordon Grant Of he
Sanitary Commission. Major Brodhcad wac re-
heyod from duty mere at he own rcquost. lie Ia
one Of our most accomplished oiiccrr aud lis oe
pafnre is deeply regretted IN military nnd social
circles. &. :. A.