The New York herald., 1863-09-12

morning O'Clock from New Orleans, bringing dates
TO the evening OF tho 5th inst.
We indebted to parser Field for the prompt de-
Nvery or our dispatches.
OursNew Orleans Correspondence.
NEw ORLxANs Sept. 4, 1868
Nlitary Aoueme,us-Acttsi.y the Depatnsent-Arrica
Of Gene. Granf-His Recepion in EeW Orlcans-A Sue
ndde-He Resieaos the Thirteenth Army Corps-Accidn
to Ccuerut Grant-Geseral Order Respecting Trdde-H
Tdhve 10 the Merchant and Planter-The Crops and At
I'taa,aions--The Residenta Of Neo Oredns-Aboshing
he OH ProsOs Cogrf-N0udl Aatters-Ci,y Maaers dc.
The troops in this department all ON the move,
dicating active operations at carly day. The move
ment is one OF magnitude; and, wherever its
destination, 10 cannot but have important
influence upon the result OF the war. have
mover known anything kept so entirely secret as this
great expedition. No one but the commanding generals
has any idea In what direction the army is to move
Some say Mobile, others Galveston, others tho Rio
Grande and predict that the entire affair is
intended reinforcement for Gen. Gilmore at Charles
ton. may be so, for oil know; for am as much in
thel dark anyone. Every persoro1icer and civilian
appear agree upon point and that 10 that General
Frank, is be command. The divisions of Generals
Emory aud wexei-the advance guard-leave to-day, TO
be followed at by the main body. Gen. Franklin
understand. departs morrow morning.
Major General U. s. Grant and portion OF his staff and
accompanied by Aduant General Thomas arrived in this
city before Yesterday from vcksburg and stop
ping as the Charles Hotel Tho General sercnaded
tho Of arrival by Of the city bands The
affair gotten up tho spur of the by
residents OF New Oreans-snd passed of
very well. The General, usual did not make speech
but made his appearance on the balcony, accompanied
by several general officers, and. as is alwnvs the
case. smoking a segsr. From the opini"n
formed OF General Grant ~ short conversation with
him. md from his appearance beg leave to add ano
ther 10 his long list OF names and call him Uba.suming
Grant Last evening he held levee at the house OF
General Eanks on Coliseum square, which well At
sended but pot by what onco knew as tho best peo
pile OF New Orleans. They a!as either in Dixie
the enemies not Of United States but prcseLt
government and for thst not present TO pay
sheir respects the man they esteem and honor
great soldier and estmsb.e person. Geoern Grant has
beca tho Conserved Of all observers since arrival
and TIN people hardly believe when he s poined out
to them, that plain, unpre.ending looking is
the person who captured vckssurg and opened the Ms
sissipri river.
This morning there a grand review by G eners
GRAFT o the Thirteenth army corps. Since it, arrival
hsre tho have been put pood order that dressed
up NOD clothes and given opportunity after
the fsteuss OF the vcksburg campaign. The looked
remarkably WELL aud tho review parsed of with salts
faction evsrybody General Banks, accompanied by
s,ar at the -. Charles Hotel early as
eight O'Clock and O'Clock both generals left for
Carrol,on. where the review took place. The street
crowded 10 witness the departure OF these OTHERS all
present being desirous o seeing General Grant, tie was
In undrcss uniform, without sword sash or bolt coat
unbutoned low crowned black felt hat, without any
mark Spon OF military rank pair Of Kid gloves, aud
segar In mouth. Il must be known, however, that he
IN never without the latter except when asleep As they
moved on fellow evidently country lout desirous, 40
doubt seeing the fun onsd company with tho stsn
or rather with OF tho orcsees, and rode OF with The
party. Ills broad brimmet straw hst, brown coat
light panaloons and excessively green look con
traste& strangely with the bronael faces and bril-
liant uniforms around him, much TO occasion
hearty lauph from aH who witnessed tho sight.
am not informed TO tho disposition made OF the nd
viduAi or II his presence was noticed May be bs was
mistaken newspaper correspondent. and 10 consc
ouencc allowed the privilege o riding with orderly in
the reag OF the stan IL wond not be proper especially
tho present time to scak the humber .! regnnse,s
idea before hong another way than through The columns
OF the HsRAID.
regret TO say that during the review General Grant
vas thrown by his horse and somewhat injured Ho was
conveyed hotel IN csrroon, and received prompt
i is got Eaesp hoy lons Genera Gran. wiz ,sp,aia
arranging with General panks in regard 70 the river
day an important order published by General f1nks
regard this matter removing all military rotric
tions upon trsde and opening all the ports within our
ncs Tor the recepiiono O. prodncs lhs order however,
do,s NOT do away with the difficulty the annoyance
from the interval revenue. Cotton aud sugar may no
purchased and brought Port Hudson, Patton Rouge
New orleans without military restriction, but this does
the agents Of tho Internal revenue from soz
ing upqu some audible another and holding n, 10 the
annoy and s Of the purchaser, until they satisfied
70 let be shipped The order, according TO my view Of ~
s onr transfer from he military the civil power ~
aa IN Trade and te
service 20 the planter or merchant under The existing
regulations Of the Internal recenos hope. however,
the matter fairly tested Ia short time by sonc
specus,or bringing this market from up the river
io Of cotton or sugar. shai watch closely what dn
ship TO New Yovk what permits he has obtain and
what taxes have 10 be psd he can co sdey the
prsi'e' y: asa sssas..s ~ 'sssss sss.s4sS ' s'
h'ADS's1' NV cmsas. Sept. j. .'isss
Tho trade Of the city Of New Orleans with Cairo, st.
,oa,s and lhs es aud towns q the Uprer Mississippi
The N,sour and Ohio rivers hereby DECLARED free from
any military rcssretkn whatever Ihe usde % the
Of tbs Gulf held subject only 70 such limitations a. may
be necessary prevent the supry Of provisions and MI
1itlops OF war 70 the enemies q tho country
n The produo4s Of tho cosnsry intended for general
market may BE- brouyht nto the military rot. 90 ~.
ne Of the nissi.sipps within The icpimsni q voc .un
aidsonyils, Baton Rouse and Port Hudson
g. oncers and soldiers ot The army are hereby directed
sury Department OF tho ust<d Sass or his dspai'cs,
sAk ing receipts thsvefor all captured, abandoned
auestraed property requyed for military PURPOSES,
In accordance wnh General orders No. - of tho Dcrar
neut Of War.
w. Tns Military Cour; of tins Department y hereby
invested with EXCESSIVE ursdton In all a
ton excessive unreasonable charges, OF unjust tat
msu o. officers and soldiers q tho Army of the United
state by propVicsors agents u s,eamtoar ov cihev
y.~ses In tho navigation OF The Mississippi toe Gulf
and upon cton u any II tho cfuces herein describe
al the offender will he held tsbie 10 nns mpr soument,
or conhscs,on Of frorcrty
nv eammand n MAJOR General RANKS
a. Nor~ar ilgaxp. A. \. a. General
RThe psnefs all sSss appes~ 10 give up The tica of
sers abe 10 maze half crop thss suped could be
rnis under the agreement cntercf into ast winter with
the commanding General. The late tfnprcssment %
neerces mas had the eject demsrsito those left uyon
shs panatioDs 90 much that they WI DO not do any
work whatever. ms idsa m The free labor system hsv
na been determined great success, through ihe esIer
nrnss ~ this year IN faroc. n ~hat hns been accom-
plished in ths way Of ralsng crop considered soc
cess hope that the state % Loassna VIZ never be
srcvh vish . fs6iure. for "a would b. worse than
Hes,rurtIoo Theyeare some eyccpuas of, c0urS~-pan