The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

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Edward Henderson for favors
Our New Orleans Csrrsspondenee.
Ngw oaxASs, Juns "a, 1868.
The Boston Taaser,ys and ths Herdids War corepo''
dents-Apea Of Affairs IN hds Department. What
General BaaIs Exp~risd aud should Hove Had-TN
Faii~, 70 Pyont BY the Recent Ca@union IN ne Alta.
hopas Country--Ov Whom "a. Blame sAoad Reit-
Uilnamn's Corps dAfr.q1-TAs Recera Lon "a ne
Nesvo Reais.epn at PORT Hudoa-rs Flied Upon the
Nsgroa Of ad c,y-Fioud' IN ne Custom Hoa's-
Go,,r.ms~t A0sats. de-
The Boston rrsnsip, OF the 10Th Inst. ID particularly
severe upon the HErArps correspondents. and
charges them with having killed more mon since The war
commenced the rebel and Union armies com
bined II particularly severe upon the correspondent
At New Orsans and sass-"Ths last achievement Of .
Hn correspondent the destruction Of three thou
sand Union soldiers ., the assau, upon Port Hnd'
son The real ioss thousand. tho HrnAIps
toes four thousand-ieavinx three thousand I.
the result of the correspondents own erertons on the
6sld" IL very evident to any person Of ordinary ~ind
,b, the above paragraph from the 7rdnscrpt has been
written late at MI ht. whom the writer was either very
sespy or worse; and for this reason little should be said
about u Wishing, however, 10 place the Tran'cr rixht
have oaIy 10 s.y hat ths HUAlDs New Orleans CORE
sondent reported the uson loss 10 the assault upou Port
Hudscn OF the c7ih u between two and three thou
sand -four thousand represented and hs
now asserts that the oorrec, number Of killed. wounded
and nlssng VIII reach within few a twenty four
hundred noi that int The fyrnsc'tpt, ara-
per IN has corrsspondcn, Al Port Hudson or aoy
her. else n desircs be W regard 10 the
nssabes II ed md wounded battie needs only 70
take the iifEnps acooant-slving proper credit, ~
coulseand will but few complaints, any. aboat
mistakes occurring. N tho iIrRaLn'r aooount o.
the second assault the number of the Union loss
y placed ~ shout hundred, while ths
oss IL Paync'f division alone his fnee
been s.ceranea % be eight hundred and twenty three
Il !. pleasing T. sno~ that have me power,
hon many hundred ues from heh, 70 state distinctly
and with correctness nambcr Killed ani wounded.
The writer ~ TIE rrausccir y ha.e, and ls
yofv satisfactory h. witness h endeavo % paoe The
pblio Il pssessiu x rorroci iisi * gai and wound
i, IA bntt. IA ~ twelve hundrei mies distant
iraan III .snctam II h. eoud Wat tr4s ety AMI ne
hospital. II Baton Rouge and Il Springfield Lriins b.
ot.pk1 = + the eurrectnee IL the Hsnsibs rrfosis
~oald maiseay change.
mere = ~ a,sg i.ns he iac, ~, matters gloomy
onoagh II ihis department. non'h since oycryihag
rc.sni.d o. app Ararec X short ano brilliantly
I .sat eaupalzn nd = osrtAinty airost 4 foal,lana
benz RESTORED a. ts l'e0n BY the of its cit
sn. ~ he lsfc. II the unan arms AoW svcrS thing
lrs.ents fsfy sprearane. Inc eaplufs q iar iad
80 sppcfs ~ indefinitely los,ppnct-if n wlil -
tKen u Al. Tie Aussaia. country reecclpsd ~ hs
enemy q iorcs H. 0fclours Railroad has been -
aea oar lot-ss - nrsshear cty cr - tbC
vest bsns 81 the wsaistippi tnsi wlM
ainai tcbrh evsry bast tEis nos flns btsesn hs
~, ,na g,tn Rage tlf ~ armed ,ho lat ne.inut
la arrived ibai b afa~n 'rum any lst i ~ a.
l-ru.e.l, 4rl ~ hspisi, - aasd 9Th ss- AL
uoanied sseh 1 A. e.Nnls x afs.f. hrrs. Mifs eosia
J.. 49, hat X wuaid ~ setfrsssna. H. Hs~stpo ma
H. asAed why :. tas Ii nest ~ fen mbsred thai