, 1863-09-14

nround the hero Of the occasion, hai the
! honor Of an Introduction.
Gems. Grant and Thomas are now the
guests Of Maj, Gen. Banks, at the head
quarters in coliseum square.
On the next day after his arrival grand
reyiew Of troops under Gen. Washburn, took
place, which was imposing and grand.
Gen. Grant will not return to Vieksburg
for come two weeks.
The following general order has been issued
b7 Gen. Banks, which throws upen the River
to trade.
dEADorARTERs DErAR111kT OF TIE GULF,
:. NEW ORLEANS. Sept. sd, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS no. 66.
l. The trade Of the city Of New Orleans
with Cairo, st. Louis and the cities and towns
Of the Upper Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio
tary restriction whatever. The trade Of the
Mississippi at intermediate points within the
Drpa1t tment Of the Gult;i is held subject only
to such limitations as may be necessary to
prevent q supply Of provisions and muai-
tions Of war reaching the enemies of the
country.
.: The products of the country intended
for general market may be brought into mill
tary posts on the line Of the Mississippi,
within the Department Of the Gulf Without
restraint, viz: At New Orleans, :CaTTollton,
Dona1dsonsille, Baton Rouge and Port Hud-
son.
5. Officers or soldiers Of the army are
he1tby directed to transfer to Hon. B. B.
Sanders, agent OF the Treasury Department,
OF Liz depu1ies, taking eceipts therefor. ALI
captured, abandoned or sequeetrated pro-
Etry nst 1equI5sd for military dns SPp SPnERo'es
4. The Military Court Of this department
is erebr invested with exclusive Jurisdiction
In all cases Of cxtortion, excessive or unrea-
6o1al1e charges, or unjust treatment of OIL
cers ana soldiers Of the United States by pro.
prieto1s or agents Of steamboats,, or other
or Gull, aud upon conviction Of any offences
berti In described, offenders shall be liable to
| fine, imprisonment or contiscalion Of prop
By command Of Mejor General Banks.
G. n. L1EBER, 4. 4. G.
A small French paper called La Reconna}-
esnce Was lately suppressed by Gen. BoTen,
tor publication Of REASONABLE aud seditlous
articles. Special o11lcerPatterson is charged
with the execution Of the order, and took
! POSSESSION Of the establishment on Charles
street, stopping the issue Of the paper and
shutting up the office.
Gen. Ellett's Marine Brigade, on the first
Of the present month, was transferred from
the command Of Admiral Porter and the
Nary Department TO that Of Gen. GIANT and
the War Department, What disposition Gen.
Grant proposes to make Of this really valua.
BILE arm Of the service has not jet trauspired.
| That he will not shackle its movements and
keep 1t In the torpid state Of do nothinga
tiveness imposed upon it bg Admiral Porter,
| T. tha 1v{eh If Gar F1fat nfs off1rare urn
nll anxious for active duty, and ever have
| Geen.
Aajor Genesnl Dana, Of New Hampshire, is
here e74 route for New Orleans.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-The steamer Evening
Star, from New Orleans the 5th. arrived al
l O'Clock this morning. She was detained
| es. On the 9Th Of September, In the Missis'
| 6ippi, she passed fleet containing General
| F1nLLllA's command, bound out.
The troops under command OF Major Gen.
| Washburnc were reviewed on the 4th By
Gers Grant AID Banks. Subsequent to the
rcslive horse, had narrow escape from a
serious accident. The horse became ifigh.-
eued, attempted to run away, and cana in
collision with D carriage. The horse partly
fell Oh the General His injuries arc not Of a
serious nssnre;
in tile Department. OF Gen. Banks gives us
in private note, int1mation Of highly i'm
portant movement which has just been sci
on foot in that Department. Until 1t Il
further advanced We do not feel at liberty tt
give any detailB. We shall publish full par
licatlon may seem prudent. We may at pres
ent say that the movement Is one which, l
eucceFttul, will be productive Of results O
the highest importance.