New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-08
selves to b. " hind aud generous they had shown them
selves 10 be courageous
Please tender these Acknowledgements to your commana
they made according to the wishes Of my men,
am. very respectfully. stc.

Please tender these arknoWledfmen0 20 youi
thsy sIs made according to the wishes Of my men,
Lately commanding Beslis Brigade.
To. Capt. r. Aosrs. Commanding % ZGusve.. Toe,
Sin; Permit say to you that never IN the course OF
this behave with such courage and foude un'
the constant theme Of conversation by the surgeons for the
which they bore up under some Of me most
eoI s mitch me h 10 ha,o u since the
surrender. H. HANSLOW. snrason =. D. A.
| To Cart Aasus commanding l63th Nsw.York
CAPT URE OF THE STEAMER LOUISVILLE.
| A late naval expedition up the Black River re-
suited in the capture OF the fine steamer Louisville,
which has long been engaged In the transportation
of Rebel troops provisions and munitions IN the
Trinity and Tensas rivers. She belonged TO james
Combs; is only two years old; was elegantly fur
nshed, and ia one Of The fastest boats on the Mis-
sis.pi She Is valued at 100000. IN. o. Era.
THE FIFTH LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment is organized. and, according TO
| The Netr. Orleans Era shows n remarkabls prom
cheney in drill for one 30 recently recruited. Lieut.
Col Aler. Warner of the 18th Connecticut, 10 in
command and has been highly successful in produc-
ing discipline and efficiency which has sccnred the
appreciation of all who have witnessed the drill ana
evOlutioDs OF the regiment
ACCIDENT on THE FLAGSHIP TENNESSEE.
The u. =. 1ag-stesmship Tennessee arrived AT
New Orleans on the 30th from cruise in tho Gull.
The Tennessee has been used by Admiral Farragut
a. the fa-shp since he left the Hartford on duty up
the river. While answering salute rendered by an
Italian man-of-wsr,a gun EXPLODED IremaiureIyi
killing Andrew loung, ana WounulnS uehfy ~
Mot, gunners
PRIZE CAPTURED by FRENCH STEAMER.
On the 9Th French .dewheel steamer arrived al
Vera Cruz, with an English topsail schooner In tow
Tn. schooner was captured in the Rio Grande. and
had on board a cargo OF arms valued AZ SnoVov'
The arms were intended for the fexas Rebels, but
the schooner cleared from Liverpool for Matsmoras.
Her officers report FIVE more loading for the same
destination.
Admiral Faragu' SAYS The Era, q, prcsen, suf
fering from slight Hines, hns been allowed sOor'
respite. aud is coming North. Commodore Henry
". Morris Of the Pensacola accompanies the Admi'
raj ALEC on a brief leave Of absence. They are TO
come in the noble old ship Hartford. From the
tre the Hartford crossed the bar 10 attack Forts
jackson and ST. Philip and tie Rebel fleet, on the
morning Of the 18th Of April 1867, until the present
time, she has taken part in ten engagements, aud
has been struck two hundred AID three times. The
/ following il II lie, Of the Iiatfotd's officers
Jane. : Palmer Commodore " forr FLEET SURGEON :
l. A klmbIy Lisutessnt on Hsuderj John l.. bfoon-.
c'g'., q I,rins. J. G wen n o1' s sy"so
J. NJ Hsb,. 1t Lien,en.ni Msrus., }. huss A.s''.ni
surgeon, J. j. Reed J. n Reed. Charles Jones. hdwasd
Ha.iihe d w.mpie. Ea,sns' =. II. Latch. p a. Mils.n
"a A..i.tsn, Epinser. e4ags isssc DeGr,s Charles
BsrcsmI. Albert X. Fulton. ha.h L. PNtHson James T.
| sysisht u Assls,.ni Essinssr.
| Iho IRA sayr;
By FAR the arge., funeral procession that has been
se.u on our streets since the burial of Col. Charles
l DTeux, the irst hobcl !Dulfiabh 'mVti ihs ""'
killed IN this war, that Of Capt. Andre Caiiloux
/ Of the 10, Louisiana Native Guards. Ihs brave
man and gallant colder met his death on the 9Th oil
May last. while leading his company IN charge
| against tho Rebel works at Port Hudson. From
tic time yho fell within few fee. Of the enemy .
rarapet until the surrender Of the plane TO Gen.
! Banks. on the Nh OF July, tie body Of this brave
man lay exposed 10 all weather. and 20 completely
covered by the Rebel shAshooierr that his friends
/ fonud it irnpo,sibls % carry IL fFolI tho field
Iurneda tc,y the truce being declared, his body
was taken posse.sion Of. and sent 10 this city IN
charge # guard Of honor, compOssd Of men Of his
own r, dmeut who LaA been wounded during the
sicye, aud under command u hdJuiant /. a. Sears.
Tie BODY arrived ia this city Saturday last, and
aimee that time Las been lying in state ia the hall III
he Friends Of the Oder, Of which Society Capt.
Caioux q leading member.
I Cant Cailloux WAS q native Of this city aged ~
vearr. and was one Of the lr-t 10 rase a company
under the call Of Gen Butler for colored Volunteers
40 conclusion. we cannot do better than quote from
/ The Union Of this city. IL says:
ny hi. gtlan. bearing hi, ssnlemany department, biz
smlahio dposon. his capacities sol4leI-hasius
received svey good ~ducatouhe became the dol Il lie
m-n add and confidence o. hs superior OH
COR n. tyue oil tho LoIsAniAu. H. Ills
wh,. he passed hi' No he was loved ADD respected by al
/ Who sn-w him.
Ia valuable ficnd Cspt Caiiol4. defending tie integrity
Of The sacred u Liberty vndcsiei he nom e
pfobfum with which It was charged lie leaves ~lfe
ana several children who viii have the consolation mat
/ died ths des'h % tbs patriot ard tho i.bieous
Col. Girari Stth, ox-Msyor and eN-Alderman OF
! tins city, has arrived from Fort Pickens parole
where he has feen confined since last September ne
IA State prisoner by order OF Gen. Butler. The Hon.
John is. Leefe, also Stale prisoner, came mp with
The Colonel from the fort.