New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-17
FROM NEWsOBLEAN9,
Arrivvs OF tire EYensng star ano Thomas

TIE u. s. transport steamer Th0mG A. Scott,
" Wm y OPrien from New.Orlcans Aug. e. ar
.n 81, here last cng making the passage in six days
and half She is steamer, bGlt III Phlla'
delphia tbs Being her second trip The Star brings
home the o5A Connoc,ieat Volunteers Gel George 7.
Esscl orc II the nine months regiments from that
State. This regiment was Chiefly recruited in Hoyf1gG
County, one company coming from TOilard, and num-
bered 735 men, II sailed on29th Of November and the
Gin Of December lsG2, in two trauspofs--the right
wing beiog landed at baton Rouge, ard he hft "ihs
at Cauot1n There ement reunited At the former
place on the Ic.I of January, 1863 and remained 1T
De,on rorgc mil the lOth Of March. On hat they
we've o.. lercd TO Bayou Monte sano. who they con-
st.rctcd field work and covered The siding Of %
b,;ls, r-ar. -,,o~v r. ~ e'v~~co . G. naiI army
uuon Port E4us.o. +... e i4, NJ .osi ~, hISt
,,,t, who was EiICl O. p.CsC. dty. IIr EeNu VINO
shot bim, however wa killed at tbs Same time They
took pat IN the first Icconucis1nce Of IoIt budsoh
and aIt,gU.-d returned to Baton Rouge ,
On tbe cOfh OF March they were ordered to Donald
sonylle and thence down the La fourchc TO IhDa-
deux. Bayou Gpuf and Eias9eaI Cty' ron "mch poht
ey march % With the whole d'lslqn proceeding ~
.t'lucr un Grand lake. landing a. POticrE Iaut1tOn
an he 18Th Of April aud the Eth opened tie hattie
Of Il.,h Bond as sAiimishe!s. They were mdcr me
he hole d., THOR loss, out of 40 Who went into
Tie fight, Vas 90. Two officers we're Killed ANA i've
wounded In tie fold. The entire less was about 400
Tic we've defeated Win tne Joss ol artillery,
'gs and about Geo prisoners Daring these opera
tiois ihc guuhoat Diana. with large supply Of pro
Ions ION tle Rebel army. was blown up On The 18Th
ho mach was resumed up Tie Ioelo country, The enc
NY "a p.diy falling back Ear NelmIllion Bayou.
where be- burned tho bridge and escaped under cover 81
. very heavy artillery fire. Afcs the bridge had Teen
reconstructed tie march was continued without haf
thvnurh Qpeousas the 9th being ordered 10 baflN
Landing They remained there some time, protecting
tie shipment Of immense quantities Of cotton. Iley
thea moved throu IA Washington toward AloXord,ie
Il. a CO.. III 1a fstErHf VII IL
had about the same tine been occupied bS tne n"Ndi
fleet which moved siMult9uCO usy up the Rcd KFcr.
Tie roeiment Icracod its stops IN part to Smnsp9ri
on thc Aohfllya and thence by transports proceeded
10 Bavan Sara On tac 2jth Of May they edvanccd to
Port Hudson slrmshing with the enemy, and iorci
the passage Of Ib0mTsons Creek. Inc following dAy
ming .f I'm Il q advance Of the army they met body
az ,lial.Qn's cayally-the advance of Gen Auguf
column. which thus completed the investment Q! foii
On t6e oith Of May tcy constituted part Of Growers
ance Which carried tie hIst line Of rlcrits on 1lc
jackson road directly IN the center lie following day
thew drove the enemy from tue woods and held them
until the 9th On that day with the whole brigade
tev we've ordered TO thC right 20 rccnorce Gen. Wet
2cl and Immediately joined m TIE assault OF The WORKS
lie 9th lost heavily IN this Affair tie wounds Of the
being Of serious character Aiier@aids icy re-
turned 60 tloig Iel ui tour O. Duty IN tie TiEcp rl
the i4th OF June when tLcy copcga.ed ~ tie second
as .1uit Of that day.
On tie ION of June tie brigade being pretty badly
cut up tioy sent o cover tie rear OF Gen Wezc
the Bayou sara road. furnishing constant voriWg
By IBIS time the regiment had less tlan 10 men fl
for dutythc remainder beng etLeT O. the e!ck list OF
among the killed.
On he M Of July they len camp f1r Donaldsonyile
arrived the same night and Immediately took advance
picket duty On tie 18th they were thrownio tue 'front.'
the engagement then going On with Iayiors forces
who rCrcated This closed tie active dates Of the2iA
Connecticut. Tier term Of service having about -
pIcd they were ordered 20 New Orleans. Whence BE!
embarked on the ETH inst. Tor home
81 I. J.
OF whom 20 III 10 Louisiana iu hospitas ON dct''d
scrG ice or recr,ted About lfi were either KIDD or
disabled By wounds Sickness One James \. Chad. b
WICK Co C. died on te passage and was buried % s,a
Tie following g. a roster q tho officers:
Col CeoIee =. fs.el, Leat.Csi tiasoH { Weld, hdi y
Wood. chspain Henry Tyson CO. A. C.P, chses / NO
ton ton "a ks. % hs Co. c. CO.. D. sd ROD
Isl Lieut.; Alfred " Con'ers I'd Lieut. b TafncI Go d.
Geo Blenlsni CO. L. CIT l.. waterman ir La T. y. T.
nunesn Co ?, Capt 6 y SaPhey. 1t Lieu; Il u Good
H. Csp VIM Abbey T., Lieut. D. - Ku,vorth. ID Lieut. /
J5ln 81 Erowa Co. J. CAPT H. W. Hsitne.. d, Legt !
W Beech. % lieut. W. T.. simonds Go. n, Capt. W b. /
s.iop ay. LEI Lieut. u. A Kppen 20 Lieut. S l. GoilAs
Among the other p~>sensers N the scot, are:
Lieu-toL b. r. Pratt ise tes,in o. - u IN ihe ~
70 rc2o.. G-l. Wide ia North Carolina and As d J.
Pfe,on l,'e Caan Co. y '1Ds " fii1s.i =, F,essees on
lhe ssfe de.naion 20 e'rss- ~ TIE o. silfon % ,9
10 81 colged trrs hhe A''.,,' I sson 5 To-, u
' % oi t.e amy, aua " l'.n D. fu''s 'i' ~''' '-'1
IT. f.iIog iug way ,l..els we've at NevoheeRs WHEN
NE Liver NJ s.af ,er:
te-.'.'' .-l va, M,n,asl,h Tat,n,-il Poo,
''''' 90. ylr,a llsla. A..irsis. Aii..ut hr4.o
eio.a r,ap,i md -inia lie i"Ae''' h'1 ''''a q"
The Sort r,e,s P-. On her wy h,re s,e.ntf Br''r
lyn ate bo.t.li.s e Galveston mining o. C.'ve'n
liear ef b'e,ile ks'sal' .4 Ag'.nio ON s,,n, re-.
ll. lsirs IL ~ 0oH ga paiu. .' q o.'eioa u l. "a
ias sas- "a Confidently ~ IT, v'nt Of hesh PROV '
tie ye'sIs having laid fR IL n'-' aad even "'ho" gong
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