The New York herald., 1863-09-03

nunicatiDg with Mississippi ctyhr Gpg or truce lie
informs mo that when he sent lis boat sbore be- DC
sired the otcer IN charge 20 that II any military
oircer received the Gag no would be glaa nim
board 10 arrange the business cf tho AZ the boat
returned no saw officer who appeared V recog
nizo him; but be could make oat who ho
was When the boat came alongside he weat 10 the
gapg~ay to receivo the stranger and even he ped him
the rail on deck. when he immediately found hmsef
casped in tho arms Of bis brother--onc In com
mand ef the rebel forces shore the other command
Of the United States anoa The meeting under
such circumstances was, you may imagine, very
painful one After the business and brothcriy
chat had they parted tho rebel saying a. no GOT into
the boat Whatever happens Hal, recollcct one thng
win always be brothers. Ruh or Commodore
Adams United States Navy ocsr who has sacrificed
much-.ecpss well property-by remaining truo 10
his country.
Tho Morning Star leaves tomorrow for Now York.
Among her passengers Major General Herron and
Colonel Clarke OF the Sixth Michigan Volunteers Tho
General goes home short leave Of absence o needs
respite badly, for his campaign In tha West has been
long and Of tho character. His services
the frontier, rather in Missouri and Arksnsas
well Known. Pea Ridge and Wilson'S creek are not yet
forgostcn--batties in which no played prominent
part. His last operations with General Grant before
vicksburg form not tho least Of those he has been
engaged in during the war We hope to see him
at tho head OF his division Colonel Clarke Is
aso short leave OF absence Hs services In this de-
partmcnt have boen very valuable. He has had tho
command OF fine regiment, that has made tor itself
an ouvisble reputation We hope he may come back TO
tho command d brigade, with single star on
his shoulder strap.
Everything indicates early OF the army;
but s destination have yet TO guess Troops are under
orders that's certain but those not IN the cabinet OF tho
Commanding General only surnise what direction
they 10 take We hope however. that Mobile Is the
place aimed a Tho people Of that city doubtless expect
attack almost hourly and would bo pity TO dissp
point them. They no doubt sadly In want OF somU
the neccssarics we'll the uxures Of life which
thcy can only by the Yankee army
consequently Ahoud take every means n our to
accommodate them.
We have had a most delightful day. the weather has
been cool an October day In the North. Thc NOR
uary report for the past shows hundred and
thirty nine deaths, tho smallest number this season
twelve fourteen only from all descriptions OF levers
rHH LATEST.
AUGUST 27--8 AN.
Nothing of importance since yesterday Major General
Horron who expected 90 North this morning the
steamer Morning star has had his leave Of absence
yoked This with tho absence Of the usual large numbes
Of rexmcnta officers 10 III rotunda OF the S. Charles
Hotel yesterday and last evening" locks ~ tho work
were about 70 commence once more.
The army transport steamer Belvidere, which ran
aground days since the Chandeour Islands, has
boon gos or, and arrived at tho city yesterday TUG
steamer Hudson also arrived last night.
Tho Morning scar has some sx or seven hundred bacs
Of cotton freight This considered by some persons
who New Orleans until within tho last nine
months, very large cargo OF tho staple