The New York herald., 1864-12-09
INTERESTING FRCN NEW ORLEABa
Rebel Raid Into MOrganzia,
Louisiana.
EXPEDITION NEAR NATCHEz.
General Candy Recovered from
His Wound,
Our New Orienns Covrespsndepsss
Nkw ORLEASs La Nov. 70. 1874

Our New Orienns Covrespeadepsss
Nxw ORLEANS, La, Nov. 20. 1854
hosaAsxiA.
On Wednesday evening las, about nfty Texan cavaly
made dash INTO oar picket iins at Morgaaxia A hsue
tenant and two negro soldiers we're shot The rebsn
escaped with eight coored soldiers beo IA ncsua
force assembled to engage them. .1ta
xxrxDrrIos HArcnEz
On Wednesday last Colonel Farrar. with his comms,a
scoused the country around Vdaa, opposns haicass.
MlsA He encountered picse. guard OF the enemy -
tue rensas This be dispersed capturing three 4
the,r number The picket iss was up ,wsssy
miiss. Tho xhos command returned without siaSo
cxSuaity.
LIEUrENAsr EARLE AaAfn .M
Tho indefst'gabls Lieutenant Earle s again worn
He Is collecting all the oostoD and other moveab,s rss
property In tho neghbornood OF NAichez Thirty wages
loads entered tbc town a lev days sDee.
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On Sunday last Capais r. d. hilips, the sesior In
military honors. Captain Philips graduAtsa In lsS&
Lie Was about thirty i've years age.
GENERAL cANDY's WOUND
The wound General anov Is healing fast and be
now abe TO sit md attend TO his duties. In wssb
or two he VIII he able 10 ride out
G.sEaAL DAsAs oRnKa AGtISsr t'RnsHL sYsyAmIzrns,r
The following singular. order Issusd by GsnerA
Dana, ut VeksburR, aiew days slnce 49,
Tb. following feaalcs win bs charge Of BY IL
sna M BE- ~ ss i9rSs 10 aSvas 20 % M
nlnck They are p,oiisted from returning withia u
Mr. Mr. q roSIte. r.ss .,ws..hser msil ca.risr 80
Mr.. Adah de Acsa rebel NAH carrier. sympanixsr and
MIS- shui-r. smrsgiet by assoc alton ana prse,ics
Mrs. Eeg!es,sn general bssy body with rebel lntsre~ss
isSa. s' @ pr.oners ja t' sa e' '''s' q "a1
pfovos marshal Is charged with the execution Of th
THE LEGISLATURE.
IN the ScDpto yesterday Mr.. Mithong amnesty Tes0u
tcDs taken ~ from The table, where they had isA
subject 10 call and Mr. NJ addressed the senate eDgtA
The general purport Of bis . tnsk
10 es under tho rsnk OF co!oncl-specialv except
minority repor, OF Aa committee was to the toas
said resout os rejected as conflicting with tho powsu
orcar OF tue day TOR Wednesday. t
In the House the resolution appoint committee 4
nae TO examine nto the ooudl'ion Of the euan"''--
Improvement, was ad6ns.." SitwArKxs
-, afternoon last, q party OF TRENDS vruss
apsain Gllis on his double tnrrecd MONITOR Mwnskrs
10 honor his appointment TO the command or that
sci from ,he sunooat scots Among tue
your city; Hon. D. d. Cover, ot Wrconsin Coiooei nv
Nuty Ninety.iour,h Illinois ard others The ioao~ss
10 iist the officers OF the Mhwaukee--
Li,utenGsf Comm gnder--James GINS.
Acting YoIuneer Lieut.nant and ExecufsW OIeT-
Aci,ns Asssa~t Poymcd dter-Gis'avu II, Horne
Ac.i,,y asssant .sitr9eon--Nathanei brewster.
Ac ,ag Ensigns ns-John W. Crocker, wies T. Crocksr,
D. spr nger and X. l. f. Coombs
Cdxfain's Cterk--Robert ellis.
Enc,neers Acting First Assistant 10 Charge, VIM q
Perry; Acting Second Assistants Charles hetlgar, VI
Evans. Frank Leonard aud Henry tnuer, ncsmk l"wS
Assisants l. Uickerson, jacob Wshl, Henry b1aneos
VIM Banch aud Morgan Luton.
Acting Nastsr's Mdtes-Gsorge II, Cole, Thenes "
Stuart and George W. Perrgo
Tho Cotton Market nt New Orlssnss
CARo H., Dec. I. 1854.
Tue steamer ". r. Arthur brings Nsw Orleans pAp9s
of tho LIST nsans but they contain nothing Of npess-
aucs.
Tho New Orleans cotton market opened unsettled ~
dsprcssed and ooutinnsd dull dropping 10 the ees
Small sass OF strictly low middng made ~ IL -
and good ordinary aA 81 IS. Early in the day u =
offered and refused for strict mddtug Ffous We
selling at $40 Is for supernne and Sll % for oxoe