The New York herald., 1863-02-11

naval wartsre don ssss it" there any nsnrmunts
bs obstacle; but psrhsps .he m,tsAsed DO;
Tho foiagwng list Of the onscers II the IsnDsssss-
LctSs.0 Aastr Conss0sdin1-J. d. Childs.
EErusvs O1scsr-S. v. Bsnnis.
Acsso ksars-0. z Nelson. K Leonard.
Asss0 Asisaas Paymakr-B. r. d. Fitch.
Issiasst Engsassys-J. Schultz, Arss; G. L nArs. -
ooad; R0bnson, thrd; \. Moiory, third; .Fkzgsrad
Ississo~s Gaws0-N Hobbs.
Ictin0 Masters hate-A. p. Sampson
Pssmsssteys C7eyk-D g. X. JoDss
The Tennessee was not match for the Morning Light,
and Me Admiral, am informed. soaas her o. sll ba,e
for not attacking Thai vessel The wonder 10 thai Ne
rebes allowed her 70 escape without nsht.
NV OnzAH, La Jan. ", 1893.
Rsmo,s Of ne RsstgHoaos Of U~Som OGors-TAs Gose~Ov
af ksssy Reo rted 10 rArsats~ ScsssiSs ~ k~as
cpostss Procsamasto~- -Cotsos Coming On, d..
The General Order published In The Official paper Of this
morning has given huge offence TO the secessousts Of this
city. Il - denounced as worthy Of General Butler
himself, and going beyond the Presidents famous
proclamation Of tho let Of January.
strange Is anoat-but have not yet been able
70 trace 70 any authentic sourcethat tho onosrs OF
three New York regiments stationed somewhere between
here ana Baton Rouge, resigned their COMMISSIONS IN
short time back. II said that on tho non 40
oeptance Of the resgnations the officers Id question
assembled broke their swords took OF their shoulder
straps, and declared that they would servo tho
government OF the United States no longer Various rea-
nation. Some say II is intended as demonstration against
the emancipation proclamation others declare that the
officers are dsgused the Fabian policy that seems 70
peryade throughout the army while others insist that
they despair C0nquerDg peace on the basis OF reetor
ing tbe Union on its old foundation What has been the
action OF the rank and file Of the three regiments, and
whether body been shot for mutny aud deseroD
is mot stated my opinion the story Of the e.fo
FUN order prevalent here Of late.
that Southern papers have been received in this
city To the oath ultimo in which stated that the Co
Of kentucky notified President Lincoln that,
unless he withdraws his obnoxious proclamation the State
will secede and furnish the confederacy with seventy
thousand troops. This coming on the heels Of inorma
tion that revolt had taken place 10 State
the subject Of much exultaon in secession quarters
where tho belief gaining ground that all the Western
States bordering or adjacent to the Mississippi viii
secede.
10 the price party at the North and the
armistice know what mischief they are brewingf
believe that there men among them who II they were
aware CT the aid they are unconscousy giving TO the
enemy, would at from tho agitation with
which they have suffered themselves 10 be identified
Every demonstration Of desire their part TO come to
terms with the rebels Ia hailed with delight by the
sonsts who look such manifestations evidences Of
this by acknowledging the independence Of the
South. any wonder that Union men in this section
discouraged and that the brave fellows who 1ght
Ing tho battles Of their counryperilng their lives TO
uphold the national honor-shoud be dsmayed at these
symptoms Of desire TO abandon the cause FOR which
they struggingp
Cotton Ia beginning 10 como In in increased quantities.
During the week upwards Of three hundred bales have
rived. They are TO be sold at auction shortly.
There really nothing Of Importance stirring We are
having another cold snap which seems 70 be moderatng
however Although does not Freeze the cold Of such
ed New York frost somewhere In the neghbcrhood Of
zero.