Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
F6sdo. franklin Commander Of
fcttM D8scH Rouge!
k5h - a ~ * a III -
General Ranks Reinforced with osa-
'hh'a sraf Hsrren's bivisisan of
ava usssGraAt's Aruy, s,ssI In'
~.d1-rf~sS
The Peopl9fiyi from Rebel
r'o'' W NConscription.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN, BANKS
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN, BANKS
THE ExPEDITIak,oF GEN. STEELE
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- MHxrnIs, Aug.15 Tie Tempest has arrived
from New. Orleans with advices to tho 9th Inst.
The army under command Of Gen. Banks can
now be considered In simmer quarters. Gen.
Banks Is at New Orleans, but II Vas fumpret
that he Was going homo IN few days. ifs
rtan srets accompany hinl General Weltsel
Gen. Trsuklln has Superseded Gen, Dudley
In command AZ Baton Rouge. Gen. Andrews
continues III isconftnand Ut Fort hudson. Tho
health Of the tro6pt, taking Into consideration
the session Of the year, with the weather, sttcl
efable. rt .fi % 20 SI 10 .'T ''' a'
: Gen. Herron is sthl two miles below Port
Hudson, ct Mount Pleasant Landing. HIS
troops are N good healtl, and spirits, q.
| But little h known OF ths movements Of the
rceels In the country back Of tho Mississippi.
The river or'both sides IA being dcpopnl ated
Of white mon and negross suited for the field.
Portions Of Mississippi, buck Of Natthez, near
Hamburg and Kngston, which have nevcr been
visited by the conscription before, are now
nearly laid waste. Every man capable Of bear.
\ Ing arms Is either conscripted or drafted.
Those who can get TO hatcher do so, aud al
once place themselves under the protection Of
Gen. Ransom. About two hundred men, who
had hed from the non rule Of conscription, ar
rived st NAtchex In one day, and took the oath
Of allegiance. They were mostly from the line
OF the jackson and MobilarAilroad. ~ ln T''
On the 7sh inst, an order was issued in New
Orlesns, placing ths price Of bread At twenty
cenls FOR tbirtythree ounces, five ceats for
thirteen ounces. Amy broker or dealer In bread
violating that order wss subject to fine and
Iimprisopment. " q Hiu. .s ,lU De- H'iE'. 90
Gen. Banks has Issued an order rcguls. ipp
the charges TO lie made by steamboS..s "A. AMI
other vessels sailing between the nor N Ncvr
Orleans and New York, spd pcftc 10 the De
partmeut Of Tennessee. Tn. rbafres for 4
cabin passenger aro.twen.y-hve cents for d
berth and hfty cenis far .neaI; aud deck pas.
senser, 20 eat at a seco,,d table, fftecn cents
per neal. r,r H..f. - w y
Ths Albert Rsasee arrived at New orlean ms
On the S.h, .aad Wis advertised to sail for 81.
Louis With ths .. al on the 10th. 't.' ''
GresA-oackA Sold at u prom ium for currency,
sna 70 Pc. cent. for exch ,nge on New York.
So@ vss o.all st "a to 81, and silver at "a toss
Ths steamer TO New Orleans on the 9th
were the Asssor, Chancellcr, Pearce and Rms
Nothing new from vfcissburg. sicknes,
secms, for the past fsw days, to be abatiug.
h The expedition under General Steele, has, 81
far, hsen very successful. tee -
Tho river hence TO Cairo has eight and hal
feet In the channel, and to New Orleans Mint
feet. iDll .l.r H.. ID. 10" -r"'E .'r -
! q The Grsham, Commercial, Hope, Tempest,
Ohio, Belle, and Sunny South, have isrivcd,
and the Gr.ham, commsreial, Sunny south,
api Tempest Separted for Cairo, aud the City
OF Alton for VicksbuTg.
General Grant hss relieved the press OF Mem.
phis from . censor. o.