New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE CLINTON.
ANOTHER WOMEN'S RIOT IN MOBILE
GREAT DISTRESS OF THE REBELS
Daring Attempt to Capture United
States Steamer.
The Rebels Get to Sea, but are 0yerhauled.

The steamer Clinton arrived here on Tuesday
morning. bringing NewOreans papers to the Goth INST
Among the passengers is Brig. Gen. Emory
The Clinton has a number Of other passengers, the
mails and 20 paroled Rebel officers together with a
large cargo Of sugar. cotton. and oil
The Rebel blockade runner steamer Alice Vivian Lad
been captured by the De SOTO.
The steamers Morning Star and st. Marys Lad ar
rived.
Toe runhoat AToostook had also arrived for repairs.
Another female bread riot occurred IN Mobile tie
18th Of September Tie nth Alabama Regiment was
ordered by Gen Maary to put down tie d.st-rbance
bu, they refused 10 DO duty The Mobile Cadets then
tried their hands and defeated and forced 70 Gy
by the women Peaceful measures finally Quoted the
ADMINISTRATOR women. Tie rioters openly proclaimed
their determination If some means not rapidly de-
,iscd 10 relieve their suegings stop tie 10
burn the whole city.
Tho paTo.cd Vckshure prisoners 81 Mobile aye suffer
irg the greatest hardships for want Of ard food
and openly declare hat fihcy forced into he ncd
again they viii leave In the first battle
il l. supposed OF the PC men paroed @, y,k.bnrs
no, more than co viii De forced into the rarks
Gold lad declined at New Orleans to 35ai 20 PEI cent
premium.
Auv.l a New O,an' SORT 49, steamer s.. Mary'' BaT
Fi'.l. Homie -.,adc.phh.
Bis Af4sc'ii silver ~. iepha.
The steamship Morning Star, Capt. J. VI.
Coust,nay. arrived oi her wharf at an ear'y hong
on Tuesday morning having LEFT New Orleans on tie
I'D 81 Gam. Tic bar plot WHO brought Tho Morning
star cut of the s W Pass reported that the small tag
L,,iatL4n then lying undcF the guns ~ TIE Dc Soto
boarded the night before sept 2) by party Of
men lo came oui IN q small boat for shore took los
s,.ion II the trc and carried her ont Two az
thee ganboais wogo lying ~ when The tug taken
lai o. Joss discovered ~ the Lesiatian WAS
,c,,I miles out IN The gull. At daylight The De Soto
gna.cd Of the other gnnboa,s and both g ous lor
thctrF
They o,eriaulcl her twenty m.le- ont captured her
and brought hcr back with al on board s. the Pass.
3D., men who s'i,mp'cd % "conGscate" the o., WEE
brought back in irons Tie Morning STAR has rperi-
c.,dttry boi.efoas weather drn the entire passage
ID times cncosl'eEinr rrics ace p. H. ~ ilc 2liA,
iuc blowing loA, ~ m Squalls foai =. =. tle ha
goue;c. IN 20 2so7. In the Mississippi L.ycr was
spoken bj l. :. eunhoai 3cn,lc al wcl wished 70
O.. reported. H. latitude - ~ ~. longitude - %.
Sept -. exchanged .-na.. with steamer Locust poit
t,.ad west sept, a5 Tos;ucas L'-lt T. ly s.. distant
-l miles was boarded by r.. :. clrloa' sanaowc- OIL
clli.o. M wei on hoard Same dl:e. @ 2. De-. Ssua
N'. Afl-Ist i'NttI tf''tta.f N'..'
signal. "a steamship Eycuinc star bound west sept
e. cape Iat.crls Light bearing west distant - m!.o
pa .cd "a steamer supposed "a Dee thc Columbia bouud
south Tie Morning Star brought thc following pis
sonrn.
p csmbc. " Whit. Henry Bia'.e John P4lv.r Go.
& Brown b. lr..an Henry Co.arn. Lirut Va. ,u.l...,
T. 4 sc-un. }. Il. vernon. Philip hipcy Lieut. C.. @. j.
laserii. md seven Boo ihr strsfa sc.
Iis .toan.loat Hannibal Of -. Louis sank tie
marriage tie 18th caused by some accident not VET
4tcailucl. a,o miles above Donad,om!rc L.. Size
ha il freight fr ~. Louis nearly ail Of which went
down viii the boat. The passengers were saved
The United States Mail steamship Creole
Capt Thompson from New orleans on the EVENING" fthe
l.th. and Havana 2lst with the mails m,r,haldlsc
and passengers 10 Ludlam. Henehen & Co. arrived
Sc !crday She has lad heavy northeast gales the cu
lire passage; lay at Havana % hours. Ca the second
day out received damage 20 the machinery. boy 10 -
hours to repair. and worked into NcwY ~ h..s
speed.
Hcls and samples Of cotton Of this wears growth
tluuo TO pour into Ncw.Oican. rhaos: c,er o'' WHO
owned piece OF land having been tempted 10y the high
prices to Giant.
Tie weekly meeting Of the Th.rl Di,uic, Union A.
sociaon was a very successful ole. Tie audience was
large and many lnNics were present Mr. Collins made
gorous and effective speech. cnarsirg on lhc dgty
of ali persons to maintain tie Union When tbs wal Is
over Notwithstanding Tie Nood andte 20 has catscl
Dee Thought il would be- tie dawn # glorious o.
peace and prosperity. and the United States would
rel, IN cIncucc meyer hefore attained by any uaoH
Gladly would io hail peace To morgow i the StIs ard
Bars were iraicd In The dist and were hated and de-
,p.cd by Rebels ms they should and at some future
time would be- by al men. Iut he hoped never 20 seq
peace until the sentiment WAS universal fom the eS
IRENE Norih to the extreme South from the extreme
East TO the extreme West. The tnion-no" and for
everyone md inseperable.
Mr. Farhnrt followed. severely condomnng Go',
Hrule,es recent address which be characterized as
,ronsonablc as anything Jeh. Davis ever penned -
reply 10 the Copperhcad question: What would become
If the negro he would tell them 10000 Of them could
he orn.ed with Enfield rifles and sword bayonots, and
sent to Mexico to whip out Napoleon. lie wished 10 see
all the negroes armed.
We have received the first number of The Me- o.
lelns Times daily published by Thomas p. May &
Co It's luls1cd folio well printed. aud got up with
much care and great typographical neaincss.