New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18

was introduced, who gave brief sketch Of the tx-
petition, particularly some Of the lodges they re
sorted 10 TO deceive the enemy, such as sendnS ou'
Fcouts in botternut notwithstanding false mes
saRes On the telegraph to various places in their VI
cny for the purpose OF putting them on false
track. At one place they telegraphed about the
movement OF the enemy, when large force s'art
ed from their camps, the Union cavalry ma'ched al,
rect to the camp the Rebels had left and destroyed
it, and thus avoided this large force at the same time
Several short speeches from citizens were got OH ana
the Union flag uniurled in the hall OF the 81
Charles for tue first time since the capture OF Tue
city. The band played all the popular national arr
during the evening, and after the meeting had aiS
persed the officers and leading citizens retired TO the
gentlemens pallor, where theIe was general IN
PRODUCTION, eDlivened by sundry black bottles, We
contents Of which were distributed very ireey
Still later, select few adjourned 10 the ladies' par
lor where number were waiting to DO INTRODUCED
after which Col. Grierson astonished and gratihed
all by playing on the piano aud singing III manner
that proved he war as well able TO handle piano US
q cavalry corps. Tue details Of what happened the
next night in the shape OF presentation OF maSn
icent horse and equipment, to Col. GrieTson, ana
also n set OF equipments TO Col Prinee, leave
TO T.. a. A.
have no space for comment in consequence OF the
mass # interesting matter.
am sorry to DO obliged to record the brutal and
barbarous murder Of Capt. Howard Dwight Of Gen
Andrews's staff, by guerrias on the road leading
lie left Opclousas on Monday morning, with dis
patches for his brother, Gen. Dwight, and had
reached the Bayou Courlableau, when he was or
dercd TO halt by three Rebels He asked who they
Were, when they presented their pistols aud or cred
BIN to dismount Being unarmed, he had no alter
native. lie SAID, :" surrender" One q the VII
llns said 1--WE DO Mt want q prisoner kali tn
ID Yankee when two shots were Tired at BIN,
one between the ,yes passing 10 the brain, the otIer
IN the leg. He died Instantly. They loit his body
on the road, and took 10 he woods The body was
found by some OF Gen. Dwighrs cavalry, watched
over BY mail white boy, who Jaw the whole
ahair. Dilisent search Was made for the murderefs
at once. As soon AZ tie news reached headquarters
Gen. Banks issued the following order:
HEADerAaTEn, DHFAkIEEsT OF IT Z, GrIT 10, lsTH
SPECIAL OLrrH. No lbs EItfsetl-l2 bfiEsdief-lrn
DIV At m a white p.fsors, TO tne nurntcf o.
s1rsted md cent under sifo suad 10 New Oran' Whef
.Dsy vii be ieg Ia close a .li,l,I order -
/ tae nj iiGIy salhoiil.es q th" United states. .
BY ooa. maid Of M,JsrGso BANKS
/, is to be hoped that il the murdercp not
given up quite soon, Gen. B4uks VII increase
The number Ci hostages 10 30, and take care Bid
| have the richest Rebels he can hnd. Such waDipn
Luiclery OF an un4rmed man inside tie Union lines
| shCuld meet with tine severest punishment.
Vi, latt gave you an order from Gen. Banks ord ?
ny the registered enemies 10 leave the Department,
ON or before tie l5ih nat. Three days after, the
I
lowi1g order, giving Lem the opportunity Of taking
the following OATH
OgYicE PAo,,.r.MaK,mIL GEsEHaL ~ Loriua,,l
NHv.Olu sass, Nay !. Ia11
Ilrd atss OH to Del aliusu Of The GS thsi in
,,fl.ce si toe os4ef q tie ,eum'niins osseI they
les %. tle eLs4y o. tsots thu l5,h sa' y Muy
Instant saes r'f,1s nov fn.i.ssi a. 'nsni'' bnt d.
. 81 oaA 81 Gdsiy sld ODE rnos tie unilea s.ie.
OBJ vll,- o.'4 BE- hsrssih pnulsIe1 vii nstc a9la.
~ i'' -'' i-'fS's 10 i.5tt.S l. , %
OH4,A osr-AaHsaaf-o4ssEat,
HsrAArsssr 80 THs Ger.
-. 2oe CsTouac e strs.t Hs- u'.s.H.. -. tea
Of Aai-asy God l.-tI ii, ,sppa'i protect "a
Cons lo. 49, uo'efsnt % ~ tni'a s'',', 'si,'i al
tig- AID alli, sss.src. cd .oysty it. raj
usnce sssossou. sa oitny $50 c.n'entou. or LrI'-
a.ir g. he CONTRARY n'li s'infi ani iaiih'i' itst
h.. oath ana a'isinr a. t fesPon,i5lhe', -ss r4
l..s- si r o~n f-r ~ii 49, "iia iaH esiemiastiou
c4sr. 600 rufpafo o o's@fsr I'D u'h H. sud ,inui sry
.rlsl fon o. evasion Sla' -'ef' ana iaftHe q q
.I .'t4 AL 1y p'i'.'' 90 iie ~ 80 WET 90 rr
trqu4rsJ o e by s~ ~ fue AID ' eiEen u 'no Oasd
/ states As1 n,y usa a'iP ias 80 to do
/ sworn - ssG .a5.eubed before me. ,hi.-----d,y
I al ------, lhA
A fret Tie impfts.ion wa, that mos, Of them
ivoad tase tie oatu, but Low, II 10 probable that
/ no cor siderable number sill, mainly because Tue
Union sentiment IN getting 80 strong that they know
They viii not have tue same chances they have
eryiooie bad. F0T TIC lhsi d. o. TWO Toe sh' C.
dealers have been very busy, alec some oil toe cloth
ug storcs, IA consequence VI tie anxiety Of The
Rebels % t'k- o. much as possible Of every kind
/ oil .rflclc tlet b. scarce IN tic COnederhcy.
/ Many Of tho-e 10 will 20 have had "A snug thing
a. Il here holdug Office 10 the exclusion Of good
[ mon men. The administration Of civil matters las
/ been too ioofcly conducted. Here has not breI
care enough oXefcised IN the appointments u Office
20 you II NAV fpurd strange that registered eLenlts
Of he United States should bold Office under The
General, anG Alec under tie City Government. But
| 90 70 Is. Only lew days ago upon n careful *
aipiuatn oi the Inst OF s.eTed eheules The nance
Of three were found VINO were employed IN the
Custom II ouse ana one IN the City Hall ~ orc Il
tho city bureaus; and stli little further back On.
Il the officers 0i ire Charity Hofpitsl was regls or
I Cd curmv. All tins must come 10 az enc stoitly
the Union .i-u have guided On lhelf arnOr. and WIll
DOT lar 4. aside until 10y force Oi pubhc opnIon ID
yiuorOub backing up vi the authorities, ADDED 10 "a
oeterminaIou TO rOUt out every ticehOidlbs Rebel
and Copperf eat will make this city pattern and
"a model Tor patriotism ana loyalty W The hug o
country.
General Order so. 80, Issued from Headquarters,
de- ell May J. is d move ia tie r-ht direc!l0u. The
Commanding *, eA0Hl proposes u IalSf COfiB
dAfrique, 10 consist OF Is regiments OF all arms
infantry, artillery aud cavalry making ME Drg
HtcG OF two regmcats each, ana three uiVliODs vi
tuiee bridef each, with appropriate corps OF en-
Vrers huo lis ~ hOspitals IoI each divislon. Az
iroTria'o uniforms aud graduated pay To core
spoj with The value VI the service viii be H"ardec
hereafter. Iho regiments VIII be limited 10 the
smallest number OF men consttcut win eihcleut
service IN the tCld, ~ Order ~ secure the most
thorough instruction and discipline, and the lafgest
influence OF the officers over the troops. AT his!
regiments will be limited 10 800 men.
Tie General Expresses tL- OpiGIOn that tbs corps
will render important teryI.e To the GO'Cinineit
Ia his own wOrds " II 10 not established Vi OIL any
dogma Of equality, bot as practical and osnsiUlo
matter Of buslncus. The Government makes use
OF muleU, horses, uneducated and educated wnI,v
"a. dafs irs y,
not Tie negro contribute Whatever is ia his power
for tic cause III which hc ID deeply Interested as
other men We may properly demand IRON HIM
Whatever servicJ he can rendvg.'