New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-21

10 town say.
The last of tie vessels. gunboats &c. constituting
tie expedition left here Friday evening the 4th ana
started for Sabine Pass. Three four Of the gunDoais
went up fred shot al tie fort and also at boat
higher up without provoking any reply. Just as soon
however as attempt was made TO land, the heVeS
poured in shot thick and fast. which they sent through
ana through gunboats, and very soon sunk onehe
Saclem-and blew up another. All our shaIpshooiers
on one Of the boats captured ard II was ohy D!
prompt and rapid movements that the Commanding
General Franklin managed to get away. The icss OF
cn is small and the runboats were but poor miserable
things but there Is no satisfaction IN letting the hepes
DESTROY them for fun Many Of the officers have re.
turned TO town. VIVA. will be the next move remains
| To be seen.
From prudential reasons cannot speak Of some other
matters in connection with this affair. One thing, how
ever seems very certain that the Rebels were advised
II tie programme and were accordingly prepared II
is said uat tie particulars Of the expedition were
known 10 some women in town. who Of course lost 10
opportunity Of getting some one to run tie blockade
with the particulars.
may mention that great many very excellent Goa
fedcrate women in town keep boarding for Union
officers by which means they enabled 70 lrnE Ic'c
rue IN from Tie dirty Yankees" TO keep lie Wol
I
:a9, news which constitute their contribution g. iie
Rebel cause fst they Ind means Of slipp.9s
to Dixie.
Nothing has been published Of the all.-. and. ff
aueAt suov what have said may be coatsabald, ai-
iiou, as much a. have tod YOU. even more. mag
be heard on any Of the street corners or barIoc'as
Imentioucd ~ former letter that q; ;hc s.. Louis
Hospital concerts had been given for ihc gralac4,ion
Of Rebel women and That Rebel ladies bad played Hcie
music. &c while Ul.gn hde, bad bc.a Ge.iel TIE
privilege u playing S.ilolal a!F Since tlca ain H.
lo,s,, sion Of some ll details volchci or by setcl
vrlkroen citizens
tis charged Tia, on one occasion DE A.,is were
suddenly pu, oa, when a Union lady plying ra
,ioual air that on another occasion some ia. were
threatened With arrest f1r sueiis national aiis. and
that one YVES actually pI, OCT ly o.cc. ~ inioTm-rt-
say tbs, Dr. Bacon In charge 81 ihc hospital. and Dr.
Bcn bis assistant have converted ihcir roons into
drawing rooms Tor the reception 81 wclkuown fna'e
Rebels Who are permitted 20 pay ard si-g aayth.rs
they p.ease-Besurcgards March. Bonnie B.uc iinr
Sc vho the na;ioal songs AID airs rot tolerated
Union ladies that know tel ne tAcy orc refused Oh
mission even with little aiurios fr Union soldiers be-
cause they have desired 10 sing am iay national air
AZ the request oi TIE solrr who not al al pleased
tie playing 81 Rebel airs AID Rebel deiaonsI Aiols
under ihe!r uosos IL fact 10 seems tat ;Acic Is soe
thing wrong somewhere Tie TI,ieuse that To music
would disturb the slok IL hardly lid oacog surely
Rebel music vii DO th6i quick Gs any Other. Toe
excuse that no music could be aloscl vA!oh would
XIV, ofenso 10 any one j. 10 better f0r as uri1a
,older- constitute by far largest bali q The a!cf
fe.iaiiors would certainly "giro oasass. saG siould
bot lo permitted
lit not strange ilfi men from Cotrccic-; aHd AcE
York sAoad ai . ilcmss.ros 20 Do ioois.ako ald 90
depart RON their lire % duty by The syTcn voice -
Nv female Rebels who smrk and stilo aHd al'e!
II thought you hnd room fof tie details would
iaoose you paper o. by TO Pre- deaf u ihe
Ladies Aid society ,Aa, sou might 90 tie AQs u
tie faor fr youfse1
Tie annolnceGcui = lcT.gcr being orcl ard fll p
s'rc,.ors removed se,l. 20 bel aiofg say fFon blre
~ any practical ,Ailc ~ ;lcro d more ,roallo ld
dimolliy the WY q shipping rcain Of pal~r OF
lor Of pens AID holac q nk % To Provost Masihal
t' Bottom Hor,o tlnu even Christian in thc Pilgrim
froereu ,lcauatr.,d iu is rLoe io-Ilcy ".
worse ilaa that. fr vh!e Christina faaly o,ercsinr
rll h.. t.Ceaiel oul reached lie logueys ed lafse
.ou4t o. goods never do reach ihrf Destination 40 al
II ls tiy as the * p.ufe ltys "A-ay $3.50 eAl Dot
i.a are chosen -r-."-
L. stated upon .ood authority iAai t-cre WI De Of,
llmedlaic oon.,1p,oa among tie negroes oHiy VIZ
saor them oily don't lfor' Dor uion What author
T. 81 any rate al recruiting Offices f1F negroes have
been ordered 70 be closed and that BE- The reason given
Among the passengers oa tie Columbia aFe ca.iaa
Jaiacs j. Miller. fr solac tiae Acting Mayor. AID
Captain John W. NcClore 4 q n, who ~ 20 long
has LID charge Of conhfo4sed properly until 1t vas
turned over 10 Benz + flaadeia
1Ie weather Is warm. bot healthy. There Is very
ut. :, bu.iuess doing - lNBlA