New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
LATER FROM NEW. ORLEANS
R0WOY MANIFESTATIONS IN The CITY.
MISSISSIPPI RISING.
Reported French Successes In Mexico.


of the 3lst. arrived here on Tuesday morning
She reports: Dec. 80 in lat. "a 45, Ion. 81 81,
spoke the United States steamer Magnolia on
cruise. On tho 5th inst. at $3.50 a. M. in lat. 81
2 lon. 740 3O passed ship Constellation steering to
the south-westward, with troops on board.
The steamship Arago from New.Orleans %9th'
also arrived yesterday.
Left the following vessels coaling at Key West:
Steamships Ericsson, Continental, Empire City,
Ben Deford, and City Of Bath, bound to New.York,
soon.
PA..sssnssco E. Cooke Capt T. sSstts u go! Al
Hampstead, Philip Dster, d. A. White.
No event Of moment has transpired since the de-
parture Of tho steamer Spauding.
Other vessels Of Gen. Bauks's Expedition had ar.
rived, and there were already in camp at Baton
Rouge about l0,0 600 Of the newly-ariycd troops.
Gen. Banks, it was understood, had proposed max
ing Baton Rouge his headquarters.
Gen. Banks had issued aperemptory order tha.
the sentence imposed on Pyreux for challenging an
officer should take effect.
Rieter, German, one Of the prisoners released
by Gen. Banks on Christmas Day, killed bis wife
with ehisel.
The Delta tells the story thus: The murder Of
Mrs. Mary Rietsr, by her brutal husband, is tue
most revolving deed of blood that IT has been our
duiy to record for many DAY IN New.Orieans.
The poor woman had sat up nearly the eotire night
before sewing and preparing little things lor tne
children, that they might be able to go forth and
enjoy their Christmas like other boys ana girls OF
their sge and she was in the act Of preparing their
Christmas dinner, little dreaming her husband was
at liberty, but supposiDg he wss still In prison,
whittier Judge Bell had sen, him for previous at.
tempt on her life, when be stole In uuon her, seized
her by the arm, and stabbed her 10 death IN the
back. IL was terrible deed of blood, and has hor
rifed the community. Rleter does not deny that no
committed the murder. ard all he can say ior Hiu
self IL, that he IL cory for IT.
Christmas Day was marked by unusual scenes OF
rowdyisrn. Eight persons were arrested for cheer
ing Tor jeff. Davis. =.
Among those arrested is an English Lieutenant Of
her Britannia Majestys ship Vesuvlus. His name
ia Ralph Hautree. lie very violent, and as
esuted the policeman. Some Yankee saIlors hap
pened 10 be near went TO the assistance OF tne po
iceman, secured him, and helped to convey him TO
the lookup, where he was put ia the stocks snd on
the following day was fined s1o.
The Delta says tba, the Nj sissppi Rivers rislng.
The French had gained some successes IN Mexico
Snch war the in New-Orleans.
The following lie taken from TIE Vicksturg Wig
of the l9!h ult.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 4, ls62.-By express from
Monterey we are III reeeipf "t INC i"h0" iH'oe
ing item Of news. 80
French force Of about 5000 men part Of the
advance guard met and engaged Mexican division
OF about %, 900, commanded by Gen. Ortega, hear
the town Of Puebll, and after a sharp fight tie
Mexicans gave way and fled 10 all directions.
The victors took possession Of Puebla, where
thew still await the arrival Of reenforcemens, and
then advance on the City Of Mexico, distance ninety
miles.
A French force Is 000) landed and took possession
Of Tampico. 1t is supposed that port viii be open
70 the commerce OF the world but trade VIII not be
permitted TO extend beyond tue limits held by the
invaders.
French frigate, with colors flying, was recently
seen by some Mexcane, passing through the Union
feet OF the mouth OF the Rio Grande, and supposlng
that all OF the vessels belonged to the same nation
aty, they made post haste TO Natamoras with the
alarming intelligence thai French fleet bad ar
rived 20 block ade, and probably attack the town.
The news created quite panic in Maiamoras and
II was not until the facts Of the case were asser-
tanned aud made public that confidence was restored
The foregoing explains many OF the rurnors In circu-
aton.
Cotton has fallen &c cents in Matamoras.
NEw-OKLEANs. Dec. n. 1862.
Mai Finegas Of the I'd Louisiana Native Guards,
Knocked citizen down in the ~. Charles Hotel for
shouting: 10 bell with Gen. Butler. hree cheers
for Jefferson Davis"
The steamer j. NJ. Brown was attacked by guer-
rlias on the morning OF the 29d while ascending tns
Bayou Bonfouca, after q Ioad of bricks and wood.
The bushwhackers are said 10 have been commanded
by Capt. Evans.
One negro was killed and another wounded. Pri-
vate Hoyt, Of the ith Massachusetts Battery, was
also wounded. A detachment OF soldiers belonging
10 Company +, 3lst Massachusetts, who were on
board, opened on the guerrilss and put them TO
fight. After getting on her load, and while the
steamer was on her way, Sic was attacked again,
the Qnerrias having been reinforced. Alter bnsk
interchange OF shots between me boats AM the
sbore, the conflict was ended by the boat passing
out OF reach Of gunshot. Capt. Darling, in COM
mand Of ,he expedition, was tue only one injured
He wss wounded eighty in the knee The conduct
of the officers and board is spoken Of III high
terms.
The prize schooners Troy, Reindeer, Rambler,
and Monte Beo arrived in port yesterday, in charge
of officers OF the United States Navy, aud anchored
in the river opposite the city.
Jesse j. Adams, second mate of the schooner Al
lance, which arrived az this port yesterday from
New.Yoik, fell overheard at the Southwest Pass,
ON Sunday, 2lst lust, and was drowned. Adams
was about % years Of age, and We believe, was
native OF New jersey
OFFICIAL ORDERS.
HrApauARrEns DgrARrsfsr OF the GurH}
PhOyOsT MARsHAL-GEsERAps OFFICE, :
NEw.URIRiNs. Dec. q. leo.
NoTIcy.-All officers found in the city Of New
Orleans below tho OF brsadiergenera AMI absent from
their commands without wIen order nom proper ofhcef'
OF regular leave o. sbscnc- will within twentyoG hours
be reported 10 the Commanding General IN Arrest ana
ch argos pi eferred for being 'ent without leave
Any enlisted found absent fEom his somnaod or
quarters without written authority Will be detained In
arrest and sent under guard to eEimen or company
JOHN = CLARK. Colonel, A, D. c.,
Provost siasha0eners DepatDieut OF the QUIZ
HRADQu LRrERs DEPAsTMENT ~ The GuLr'
MARSHAL 0ESknALs OFFIcK
Nkw ORLEANS. Dec. II, 1867.
CRcuLAR.-All applications Tor passes from New
ORLEANS 10 any point within che lines VI" DO inside to the
1880, Martial OF New q .sn. Any pass properly
beeJ il signed by the rrov0sMsr'ha OF this city, or MS
,ies "a Ie,ciibpg the person his business the point
=, b,.h h. dsr.s 10 travel will be suicieot for trp.
No pass., for the presenI will be granted sy point
through the lines.
JOHN y. CLARK, Colonel. A. n. c..
Provos-MsIsha Department OF the Gulf
Oy,tcK OF CniEY CUARTERMAsrER DEPT or GrLr
NEw-UhLKANs Dec. rs 1862.