New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
rgors NEw-OHAEANs.

NEE-WffNthS---A NtS'sf ~sN~sFetoSA
Popularity o. E'en. 1sa;,er-Vrade al
Ncw-Cricaus-Th Thirieenih &rsny Corps
Expedition AEasns. Mobile.
Flor Our Sle,ia, CosIcsrcnict.
NEwORLEANs, August 20 leo''
Life In Vicl;sburg is very oppressive. a camel
might possibly 1.-Two sLeIc in some comfort But on!
aaiual not hsbi.oatcd 10 jesot SANDS ana uu'' a."
beat en- b I've tAere in very great discomfort are
principal trouble "a te duGt, but ,l1at is not lnHen
second 10 Ito present GesG tn OF soHe'hinG iesA to
cat IL oEly ly great eScri.ons that any add4tl,h
can be msJc 10 tho bill Of fare furnished by the army
coumis.aTiat aud greet cxor.ions-vell il soems Ehe
ccurt!g death 10 nsae item durinS this month Of
August 0gifh such views aid feelings contemplated
",hc situation o. blight sunny morning No; long
pa.t az. n.Grr .hat tho.c Vas perfect luI iu miN
iqry a'.f.s ~ that important post That uO interesting
movements ere gong Oh or l1cy u be made soon.
dcte.cncd 80 tes u!se" to ride on .le glec. river
companion, tAc oos-espouGen Of Tie CircirHGt: Gad
!oiard re N ie e1oursol AID noU hero VIC aTe &c
VouNteG ior.
Tns sTEAY.G SUFFOLK.
Al od teH Is:k steamer called the Niagara
sud which think Formerly Piled the waters Of the St.
1aWr,uCC. trouglt rs ON NickohugC 10 thiS pos IN
chauc;oa service size has changed her name which is
now w"l,,rn as above. Shv belongs 10 thc transport
&C.. a tie DolertwoCt - The GuM Whom / ht
boarded AgI al NiCAsharg MADE duigcut inquiry rs
To tie O;oct Of JhC Suta1 "s N sending her up lie
answers received CiI not make me .'y wiser, ana
tNi St.H f4. ~ IT,. Own 4ticNh GA tl4e It4lh y
sem..civl seEi,Iniisry gentleman tt. ed S"ior
PAcrniey controlled TIC no; o;Ocents o tie vessel winch
were qr,;o eccentric. Me s.,-.m,d W tle river nd
Gown IT, tlif stopping at Nal! Pau A1ionS' Nf,itul
apparent Co. ir,D IncireA thGt the Major was hunt
1 cot,a ead coutrabids. bui Il he Was, Ac iei very
poor SgCCoss. We iOok ~ no cotton and lut two oI
fn-ee blac., At one point we've hailed ly q crowd
oi forlorlloohcg cou.rabcnts and rounded TO FOR
them. T., .As! proved f. DO nearly ~ women and
ema.. g. rcn 4scst i.ty in .uilhen They verc tod
TIN, We .uuld hack after theIn. and then lei. II
Nas a hai. 1t. Therc we're no soldiers nor leborers
among taea. aaG the pantsoqAy o. tie MAJOR did not
seem 10 cover Their case. Tcn chances 70 but they
VII be cot rged back into slavery il Texos or some
roUce Tt u TINS State is 10 vessel viii readily stop
TO them, End ue! cannot remain long ~hefe they are
We had motley cOAeCtiOn q. passengers On mo SGl'
fol-, pres a.ativo rcI. as tie MAYOR cSq;eSsod 1t
frCr New England non tao West, iron he south
Srefa IL. I'D IlrLce ald Spain. There Was what oar
Captain ,., 70 be Cd g .i5h smart snruko oi "a.
rnlle ana fr a-0IDcrg them two officers who reside
in ~. rv or Bone u0onyie IT,. aLd Who Eld been
Naiuiy STRIVING since tie ll.A of July when tlcy eiI
NicEsbn Ini0.l prisoneIs. to Zach Their resdeAee
COMPANY aboard were al oi one opinion concerning
fhc fare ei- set before rs II vas eIeorabe IL
Famous. laentA, Rebel oi.cers who lad experience
of the siore "a 'ctstuFe eAd kneT what II vas 20
I1ake Gicu,i 81 mule soup 9nd Son pie were uials
g. r@.taic r.ut.1y q il3 cues olane Glsles on our
woul no. hare Ls.a eaos9h 10. one II had been de-
ocDly eocscd.
NAIcRrz.
The OILY point tie river Of any interest, which VS.
mad opportunity 10 'isit, Vas Natehes had heard
much ,ccrIi'g TIC beauty Of nj. place rrd my ex
tod ne Tony eye EsioAc1 is tAe pEe,ti ct town In
lhe IN. II y situate "a ligu bluff. commanding
i.o view ~ fao rl.i"Ltt-S toLLtlt tho-d VIt Atte
o. lie pee car &c seen nom iac iNeF - a. eai;eei-
pra beale- ca2no. la 70 s-rze the eye Of any visitor
uotwlthst di- ,o tsct hat TIC public buildings are
insignificant @Ld co-AiAt4 .Acs. &c TosiG-Lccs are
uear,y oil elcctEusLy a;e Aeray arG 'ru'y palaces.
Coming iAio tls pacG direct! lTOm UGtt-i 60, ttly,
drsry ruIrd ck holc ii sscis 81 ouI, garrison, AAe
Paradise. Tio streets a., vidc. shaded AID paved
Semitrofcel ..oi.s ard EcaCTS IL view n every
lonI iossed eol &c 'Te q4letty ana staidy NOV
in about cLd teIe T. g. neral "lpeaf~Lee u Ie'co
ani neutv .eas ant 20 iock anon.
Gta. Ransom is in command losc and has accom-
yishtd tal yofv dii cot feat of S4usyHG al parties
concerned T.th us nocc oil 1"iaia'.eFhG s4nGs iho
3nlabiits VI tLs place arc cMlacItg Iessed With LIN
because 20 has fou means % rePro IL ilagc ana ell
mana cauro. Gal 10 C. ;li his IrumItucss cad cn-
e~.v in dispensing TIE s.eI.as inrsti Il neil bon
hood G.G iOf the important captures Ae Aa mace c4
csttlc and her srpVhs intended for tle Kohel army
Nateao1 vas beOIe tie wa. peculiar tOWE It's
cLn.cree vas not incyaaideIabe bn. its cisf import
arce crew out oi tho fc; iha, it iad been selected
nIcsida.cc ly T-e numbers OF tic wealtfcst Planters
a. ,l:..i.,i a, L,uistaa These great proI! ieiors
l. wing tler cluon sugar slsyes, and Plantations IN
charge Of oIersee1s TeiIcG 10 tbs beautiful place aIc
Le7e spent their prnoey incomes u Southern chvaIc
STYLE IhtT EoD's lIo !es Dsi eie6Aaiy adorned, Dut
hoe and :cre Olc can &c crCelccs II neglect AID &c.
csylpg fortunes The vIitc male population ia repro.
se,d Almost cXelGsiTey by od men AID boys too young
q attract ne lieAliOh % co--cfiH gaiAt4.r' con
ycrsed y ilh number Of those ola AccCgong % 4
my opinion their views Of the var ia Effects ani prot
abe tafn-"aO4 eie n'.' lA'eiiee. I1-.- t-' L'c
heard exDIssse cseW Lefe ~ real southern, s-.eh,d
ing men. IAcy hs-e geHcIy sDht eDnel al hope II
bOuboil COuicleTscy, ana IIOiOurcy A2clt le stops
which committed their coaltTyMen ana themselves to
tnc aad pro- .ct They recognize tie necessity grow.
3rg ont OF the war for thorough reorganization of
Southern society; aad While - 60 moi ect a. in
IgOvemcA upJl Old institutions they are constrained 20
sdui. that SOuth may again Dc made p1O peIOus and
y~Cdcct.fc at some Ci,.cit Cy IN fte future was
i0mew,a surprised n: Tie tone of o.craton With which
Icy exp.ess thc,rfcY concerning the introduction
fuic tic South % fce-!ahor syt.1m. Having 1851
eYlith in cotton controlling power IN the earth,
fAey also abandon o.her ccls VI ca followed
~ q Jtion " Cotton is King" es cOrOarles. Cot
ton c4ltuIc tie inst and NAN agency ~ pI0GlciDg
II oYe for Slavery, and causing i 10 be defended b".OIe
fie world iIailabc $n0 desirable. NOTY lAat tAe
~, has NO, fi tlt cotton h aD6OGtQy esSentio to
Civilization and cannot become an enduring basis 70!
sCcisty they arc re3ty ips 70 tie az! huieTsrLC-
with tbee head HotLn2 about tac paii !arcAol
features Of tic peculiar institution AL i-nt Allo OF
TAX INDUCED ~ 20 freely ~ Or TAO enc; ny apo4o-
eists for !aWs wboh turned Women and eAhdIeD INTO
GAatt,'g, gocs fJF rauclt Ao~.
4 llaInoG from IalJus sonrces That he amount c'
to ~ :is aoo oAboraooc Fnch las eEcnlcH lac Col'
federatc torch Is 'ezy coI.GeTaDic Gea lssD' est,
yaaes t.e nualher Of baes At one hundred thousand
Tls could be got cut and clipped II tLeie wss tianb-
yortatlJn a. hand for the worn, Ga tic Louisiana
shore lie I.ches have devastated The county for ~
on 20 ucs from the river. Bat altet the li VI Vleks-
f,,, tcre we 10. tine enough for cotton burning be-
foIc the occupation q. Estehsz - Cen kansoia oId
Iris place being once oocnred TIE surrounding pla-
tious On the A.fsIssip.i SLOrs were secured
TAXING THg OATH.
Vvo effected lanaing 1T tho Newt Orleans wharf
.t aiOLf ebort II O'Clock. hsgiAB beea tour dGy
ia making the hP 9a 'e@'gs,s' a, ~, On, " p5Sa, gS1l
~s sto,. and retIogIado movements. AL thp pas
genyers On DcaId NeIc oaiied up RON lleI pe'is ~
Undergo eYainlaiI9L ~ bOicI va, IiI" " Ho'.1J
~ irief mention. We crJBGed toeeiLeT III t.e
fSes' cain and theTe informed tAat our passes ard
x,eruits mist De examined Lieut. Geo H. "iso"'
Sfte2Oih aa0.ach4seits Regiment ohel.led ss Oolu.
a. Provost Marshal. lie vas attended by Ser9eaht
a.. - yafe lig ONcilI conduct was c1liy ing