New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

FROM NEW-ORI.EANS
Arrival Of the George Washington.
MO NEWS FROM THE FRONT.
ANEW EXPEDITION UNDER WAY.
schcmeto Restore theOQ State Government
Mississippi and Other States to Follow.
NEW EXPEDITION UNDER WAY.
schemeto Restore theOQ StateGoverpnent
Mississippi and Other States to Follow
INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE PLOT

United States Mails large amount OF specie and
many passengers
We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Geo
Washington from New Orleans. for voluminous files OF
papers to the 2ith inst inclusive
An Empoysams Movemcnt-No News from
the Frons-Thc Prospects Of Commerce.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL wORIFANs
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
fastening toward the front on Monday last,
nv voyage was abruptly terminated at Brushea City.
silence the last available transpor. he'd departed for
New Iberia hut thirty minutes previously. had in
ended to visit Gen. Franklns headquarters for brief
eriod apd in participate in movements
greater apparent Importance. Chance having foiled
NJ in the realization Of nv plans retreated to my
nose q operations The rotuuda exhibits dazzling
vray Of shoulder straps. while the attention OF our
s;sens has been actcd by the arrival Of fresh troops
hon an adjacent post The extraordinary amount oil
Transportation quietly provided and the bosterous en-
hnsiasm Of the soldiers on their march. are deemed
differently prophetic of invasion Of the territorial
sonan Of the Coafedercy AT ills incpicnt STACY Of
die movement the destination OF the expedition Is not
ren the subject nj conjecture The propositions have
ecp ssiDfly made, and the secret has been admirably
teIi.
NO NEWS PROM IHE FIELD.
We hay adyiccs fom the field up 10 the latest posi-
BE moucnt. Nearly the entire army were eneanped IN
the vicinity Of 0peosas. No force Of the enemy had
yet been discovered save a few companies OF cavalry
with whom our advance were occasionally engaged IN
skrmishe II is feared that the transport Red Chef
recently dispatched from Brashear City on distinct
supply expedition has fallen into the hands OF the enc
nv She was heavily laden with Government stores
PERSONAL.
Tho friends of Major ]. T. Cowen o. the Isl Louisiana
Cavalry who received rife ball In tie right :hgh in
slru:sh ear Nefmillon Bayou Oct 8 will doubtless
he pleased 70 learn that he moves about easily OF
euiches and will be again AT his pos; within month
Capt Chas, :. Bulkey Superintendent OF Military Tel
tgraphs, has been called 10 Washington for orders
M Edward Conway Of Montreal Is temporarily placed
in charge OF the lines Capt. VIM. H. Valance. depot
and post Qgartemascr at BIashear City arrise ed last
evening. Unaiasd by his stan ~ clerks, he has
performed the arduous duties devolvng upon him nth
ability and success. lie has forwarded the entire sup
plies for the overland expedition. DR.. A = Ctlin Of
New York. who recently arrived in the city has re-
eeiyed an appointment in the ~. James Hospital.
CITY MATTERS.
With the exception Of military movements, New
Orleans presents a very duh appearance. Making prop
q, deductions from the general estimate al business
account Of the the opinion is everywhere prc,a
lent that the total amount Of transactions for several
months past is than In the corresponding period
u last wear The fact is apparent that the unrestiic
ed navigation of the Mississippi has as YET Jailed to
realize fond anilcipations: Our lesce is crowded
With Western steambOats. and our new spapers TEEN
with Advertisements still the natural inference 10 TIC
therefo deduced is erroneous one. In hnsty con
ederation Of these mateIs few minds encounter The
idea that NeH Orleans MS Deth nul hep" W SuPl1i
for the adjacent States outside our lines compared
with orr home consumption Of imports, our trade with
t.e South West has.been gigantic.
The necessary military restrictions upon trade in the
parishes under Union Occupation sufficient TO CON.
press business within minimum limits The solution Of
this problem rests with the Commanding General and
the forces under his command We already poasess the
neeessary facilities i0r the transaction Of an immense
traffic 1t only lemains TO open market whereby they
can be used 10 tMir ufnOs. advantage Upon tie sue
eessfnl issue p. The expeditions nov in progress hangs
the practical valve u the freedom of the Father u
Waters The bright hopes ehgeidered by Guy bfIQsDl
victories in the South West yet but the signal
lights Of future radiant with peace ard plenty
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