The New York herald., 1863-06-04

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lea bis dislret IN the intention OF enrolling hine-
sav, chat Cod I'd made the soks 10 work on sugar
and cotton. and Dot 10 10 soldiers" The recruits had
brought prisoner under gaast to General Dow who set
me at liberty. RespsctfuiIw' J. GRiFF0N.
Connec,;e, vo,,;s.-- ne shall havs IN. -sis-Hs1aa
Of having his name known throughout the loyal
'h,s Union n, - o,w.r -
report no him all snab cssss =! sS sbs,I ~ 40
1t remains to be which win change rst the views
or positions OF these men. am, sir respec.i1y' your
' priesa;er General COMMANDING
Captain Sawyer OF the Ninth Connecticut yolun eers,
Is one OF the best as well as one OF the most oa once
Josenh ,,aan The nsr,v Who ,naIss ,na s.,snt
him, Is negro; and have the most positive knowledge
that no. particle Of ns statement is true make this
every one Who IL aconaintsd III him ana ~ @ ,h
his good name shall not suffer by beng known In an mpro-
per manner the loyal States OF this Union and
s Everything Il ouiet IN and around the city An are
waiting with anxiety the result OF affairs up the river
So.nlng Is tnousnt Of now but the prospect Of going
Louisville Cotton. sugar and molasses 10, The time
being have been forgotten Many the spectators In
nee ace nave gone up the river 70 see the nsht nom
sho1d Anything turn nm n THAR line WV A'' w AA1
News from the blockading squadrons, east and west,
nave none Inc rumor regarding the iron cads COM
hs cuerilIss ara hscoira s,w hsd ~ IN. Aakap..
country They have made their appearance this aide Of
ana may come - near 70 Berwick Bay % possi
Snd n thai .scon y ~ conns w y,dsr.,. sns,
after Port Hudson falls that region Of the country viii be
permanently occupied by General Banks In order 10 AFFORD
protection 70 the people and 70 collect all the plundsr that
wiz % lett for us 70 carry away.
new O.rrA,s. Ma, 81. 1sss.
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hos0 Ansona he 1hteres N Ihts DsfdTme~-hscA Dsuet
opmsnts speta-O6ciar, Implicated-Ftankliu Proba.
~, n..,,o.d n o,,r g+,o,,- vr,,o.-, r.nr,nn- Rar
oNesrs Going North IN aAe Fulton, dc. -
We nothing from Port Hudson to-day except the
information that everything is progressing fsvoraby
what General Banks intends TO DO VIC can only surmse
He may wish to avoid the terrible sacrifice Of life that
iue' "'' ~ " S. 0' '"' wins w sso' ""u 'ou'p''
their surrender by starving the garrison OUT THIS by
no means certain however oDeays arc dangerous and
-..,.-.. go, "a .. .., ..- =, - ...-.
s'ne''"e' '"~'' "u ioi WI" ie"''u ~ may
to throw overwhelming column OF attack upon tho
orks and carry them nv one b,o n tne latter ouy.s
=, ,.--,-, - - = 80. .-..,, -. -. -,
ae's n'"ou up.n v. na'' n''o'"y e.peo' s'o"' n's
ks that OF Port Hudson never was vet carried bv fo
Ao W. - ~. ~ "
orn nope wtnous the ss o kueo anu Wounoed peing OF
largo proportions
some very rich Developments vii, take place in few
days. showing IN what manner fortunes are made In ths
department. and how come hero very poor and in
aiew mon'ns leave LOT 'ne No''n VII" pocxe' 'un ot
plunder An examination Is now going on W regard TO
loVynG blnckman that seriously COmprOunioe0
80 s.-.-.,. ,m,.,. re. ,-.o, .. 49, h.so..
ns" sov"'A' o'nS~'S' ."' P'so' ~" o''o'
General Emory, and Is OF the most positive character,
30 much % that 10 Impossible Tor the parties above
referred 70 10 escape They had got wind Of the affair
and were TO have Ieft on the steamer OF the
2oth: bue thew have been held over by the aubori.
ties IN Or der 20 await the result OF the cxsmnal n now
going on The charge now under investigation is but
one n saries of the sae character some OF them in.
voIving large amounts OF money ana / shall be much
nstaken N YOU DO NOT 10 yery short time have his
torv OF Of the greatest ysnes over in
this or any other country Now that the
has been commenced II viii be carried 30 the end.
for General Emory N determined 20 punish with
the utmost severity every pcrson he can detect
guilty OF cheating the oven 70 the vaue Of
penny Could he be retained here he is sixty
days there would be more honesty In ths city at
OF that time than has ever before been known Ia this
deparment Verify IL "a now den thieves rriyate
sac OF one THOUSAND bales Of cotton late made hero by
government official Il also W be In for It
was contrary to tho law OF Congress tho subject
merchant remarked 10 me the day that
ne would have paid one cont pound more the cotton
auction than was paid Tor u at private SALE This
would have made difference Of IS 600 In favor OF tho
govcrnment who il 10 blame for such mistakesY
Oh that our honest people OF tho North could come
here ana be behind tho curtain for few weeks how
thew would hold up their hands holy horror seeing
poor Uncle Sam robbed every side by those
who so intensely patriotic that they would. TO
use their own words hang every secessionist
and Shareholder higher than Hanan. We have
army Of these patriots here, who Imagine they are