The New York herald., 1863-06-03
INTERESTING FROM the rOlF.
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Arrival Of the Steamships Creole and
United States.
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Gradual Advance Of Banks on
Port Hudson.
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Closing Of the Tolls Around
the Rebels.
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UNION EXPEDITION TO JACKSON.
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THE HERAILHOAD DESTROYED.
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Capture Of Rebel Choctaw In-
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BuMoECu CNPuro OF Inc NIOOp-OI.Waf vln-
ssnnes and Burning Of the Storeship
ora Relief BY Rsbsl Irol-Clads,
II %, Co.. 10.
N steamship Creole, Captain Couch, from New Or
>saas Nay ~, vh Havana 2ssh. arrived ~ this
psst yesterday morning. She sxperienced In the Gulf
Navy southeast gale Of sixty duration Had heavy
ssuiheast winds, with squalls Of rain, since leaving
0avana.
On juno 4, Theodore Kliesen seaman, fell from the
SepsAant yard striking passenger, Mr. Henry Read
lowell hass on the back, receiving internal In
arss Mr.. Reed was not seriously injured The passcn
Bss.wish praisewor:hy benevolence, Immediately sub
sbed large Of money the benefit Of the injured
seaman.
ma voyage oe the Creole was most successful one
No New Orleans Era contains the following compli-
oentary notice Of the last trip Of this steamer
rAaHlM SoUrHwEsf PASS, May II, 1859.
10 omA-eteamship Creole, six days and twenty three
pc9s from New York. crossed the bar at ve o'clock this
We believe this 10 the best time yet made by
ueamshp on her westward trip since the opening OF this
yo Tho Creole has before this her re- uta
quisk. '
Ssshesn Snnsi, journal published at Alexandria, La
y printed wan paper artistic pattern bu. the
Unien sentiments which printed on the other
- r excsl the fading beauty Of flowers 90 finely
yain>sd. y
- United States steam transport Uncd States Capt.
Hswsi, from new Orleans 2lth u also arrived a. this
pos yesterday she bound for Boston, and touched as
- York 70 land passsnsera ~
NJ Creole was detained three days BY the govesnmens
Nssns1'st treope - Poss HsAsoo.
tsesaner George Cromwell, also advertised to leavs
= huH 49,
= ~ "a Tor The sams purpose
~ following b copied from an extra q shs New
0s,snns Svs, isssed - ounday, Nay a.
UxnD STATES 1nsGRArH Ovyscz. =
.Na3EgAT 2sD NEW 0sxAsu, Nay zS. 1888.
[By Telegraph from Baton Rouge. Nay al
- Gssssal ExOsE, Comnaading Dsesnees Of New Or.
NJ following despatch has just been received from
General Augur's bsadquarssrs,-
80 we Eets L. GOODRICH, A. D. c..
sas5 HzADorAarns, UMrEp STATES roRcp,l
,t.u N.As PoHs HupsoH. May %. 1858. :
- !elcwing good news has just been received from
Ns sss hsH : mile north q the railroad.
.. 3. H.ls..4D. Acting Adjui.os General. % ~''0"
~ ~ q tAs 3lth also contains tho fOllowng:-
sss q Mobile have called % he psops 70 rally q S,
.sd .ad s?uippsd % for The defence o. the city Th:
po0ld indcaee thai Mobile threatened by federal
essa Ths rebel troops said, however, be with
osaWing from the city.
Dscss:ss and prisoners report thu. GsOsra Psber.oa
- been hanged BY bis own men.
Our New Orleans Corrsspondsncs.
'G New OnxAxs, Nay TO- 1868.
Aswy Nssmsh-7As Las Campaigs-rAs Operations of
0ssrsi SA~mss's Divisis~-Ezpedisos vp Ne Jackson
1s0vsod-In@s~ss Destruction Of Enewy's Properly
0lpeuws n CAoaaw hsdiaNs-CoIo~a 0rSeysom again
1pssako~-Nass ef ~ DsaA ~ Ss~ssau yooksom, d..
AHhoesh no movement q importance has taksn place
~ Ne naia body a army aeainss tho enemy since
- socupasiea o Asxandra, st must b supposed
~ ass idie, % that the campaign very few
aayo nsrs win hnd them ia . position. many mss
6ans non thsir late locality, and within sh0rt a.
eassD q sbs oss importAns and strongly fortified pss
~ e sAs enemy In this STATE which win b ATTACKED
90 npeursd bsyond ell doubt. General Banks viii not
- sahasd vii hs quiet until every rebel In
Wns driven IRON thi state; and the people Of the
uesA may rsss assured that II viii take but little time
accomplish Ill this Carried she campaign has
win The most untiring energy and determination no
psaos hes been win b. given 70 the enemy until they
~ dswu their arms md acknowledge themselves
sssrsd.
Although have reviewed the campaign Of General
0asns IN ny former letters, still subject that
ssess and again with pride and pleasure;
y prsvss bow much generals can and win do when
ssaevsd from ths n0asucs and authority Of the powers
Aas ~ . washngton. General Banks planned this cam
psn tas has resulted In much good 70 and
glory 70 arms, and hs carried according 70 his
swn dsss and thoss Of bis generals, without being com
Vssa y dsviats BY higher authority. whsrsver this
has bcsn tho csss our armss have bean successfully and
bad - bscn % with ail eommnDdsrs since s break
M out Of bosttss ths would long have been
We see hare one q ths richest States the South
rscouquered In rev wssks time and with small army
aad campaign carried on that pays for itself By the
nsoss amount a property captured from the enemy.
A. We ssk ourselves where sss has this been the casss
nes In rsssessse South Carolina vrsiua and simply
x The reason that We days removed from those
y Ne North who plan campaigns and nehs battles By the
bright ghss and fires Of washinGtQn city govern.
unt once or private drawingroom- whSn generals
- she North are allowed carry out their plans vhous
hssrfcrsuos, may then and not until then hops for
suscsss equal that Of General Banks In Louisiana
While the body of the Nineteenth army corps has
bsn 20 busy engaged In Western louisiana the dviscn
or Gsusrn sbsrmAn qsarsered In and around this city
has also been employ % In annoying the enemy the
mcst serious manner II has been the desire Of General
srmas fos some time past operate against the enemy
aaS bring him much possibe along the line Of the
ys,kson Rsosd Consequently he arranged an expedition
which has been carried out most successful manner
Ths brigade Of Gsscra Nckerson marched from Bonnet
Care sor the purpose Of atsokng any forces that tho
~smy Amsy hsvs hsd IN the psiehborbood q Pcosxha
ssaIs The First Tcrn cavalry, under command ef
Csons Davis, formed part Il the command. s.d thev
pushed their w. far cksw Station on the ysckse.
RsHvcsi, where ,hsy succeeded In capturing lsrs.
ssoust u cotton. lumber. corn and bacon sssssoyss
eur sshcsnsrs Win ss im@snss amount d sou.
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