The New York herald., 1864-08-15
NEW 4 ERn1, SeW ORLEANS.
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News from Mobile.
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Beaursgard, with Twenty Thousand
Men, Reported Sent to Atlanta.
Outragcs on Union Men An
Texas.
PoxITICAL M MATYER 3,
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Tne rseamsh,p Creole. Captain Thompson, which ien
New orleans August T. arrived at ths port yesterday
Her news Is one day later.
Reports through rebel say Beauregard, with
twenty thousand men, has been sent TO Atlanta
All the Texas coast, Brownsville included, has been
evacuated with the exception Of Brazos Island. small
force left there under Colonel Dag the Ninety third
New York.
Major General Frank E. Heron arrived from there yes
segeay at the St Charles Hotel His forces
are here, and are going into camp above the city
The rebels here are greatly excited the Mobile
neWs
Politics becoming lively and interesting. The free
Hsste organizing for active duty md the clubs Of
Ne last being revived There is no doubt
about the ratification Of the constitution by the
people The city 10 full Of people, Notwithstanding the
places
Yhe Mobile Nescs the 18th ult boasts Of the banging
- two colored soldiers and cotton specuator, near
V,cksburg, BY whii,sxer's gseriilsa
number OF Union prisoners, recently exchanged,
have arrived
Mr. VIM. Yoang's Despatch.
EEw ORLEANS, August 9, 1904
sEws FROM AonlA
rhs gratifying received here yesterday Of tho
victories by Admiral Farragut and General Granger
9Ae rebel feet and forts has created deep among the
people Of New orlaSs. with the exception o; the few
yet cling thu ope that the Southern conederscy
wiz establish its ino .pendence as nation.
nAJoR REMINGTON CAMP.
The camp Of MAJOR Remington, Of scotss Nine Hundred,
which he hastily eSacuted Friday morning, when he cut
Ms way through the rebels, Notwithstanding their
TO surrender reoccupied by the xaj0r's
command The enemy are quiet, and making no de-
Donstration whatever
sTILL ALL QUIET ALONG TIE LINES
~ 3aton Rouge, Port hudson. Morganzia Brashear
osy aac Doaldsoyie al quiet along the lines,
49, even hawkers scarcely show their cowardy faces
The PROFITS or PlAxJAroxa
TIE crop Of cotton will be remunerasiye in this de-
% tneDt that one lessee Of a government plantation
b sri newspaper correspondent, Will realize pronI
o. .Le lncIed thousand dollars this Ihm Is in
49,, . fortune has pecu toilipg hard al
ourRAGys on uxox xEx IN TEXAS
Tho Texan refugees who came rom brownsville
pert tho perpeacn OF the aenoish ourages upon
Aefenceess Union men in Texas by the rebels. One Of
these refugees states saw eight Union men hang
Sng by the neck to uees IL IS most unfortunate that
Ne government of me United States has troops
oooueh 20 eAer,nnale the rebels from Texas AID 10
srepgtheu the hearts OF the loyal men ,here SO tha,
sney may express and maintain their OF dero
= now most del ghtul the pghts are cool, the mosqu
soes are ceasng iher welcome songs, and this Is
9Ae Of the most com ortAbe cities in the Union.
ANOTHER NOMINATION. foR coEGRErs
R W. Taliaferro mcnuoDei ~ candidate for Con-
Fourth district large STAKEHOLDER, but
q the nrst 70 avos himself unconditional Union
A . member OF the Constitutional Convention he voted
Dor the unconditional abolition OF slavery
CAVALRY oFIIcKRa.
Col Jpo. p Sher burne Chief OF Cavalry, Department
u the Gulf calls the attention OF cavalry ocers in this
department. TO the circular from Headquarters, Depart
OF the Gull, Of July g. 1894, relative the
Santabe departure from regulations IN the uniforms OF
many officers In this departme1t;-
Oiicers OF mounted troops permitted to wear Q
aeket with rank the shoulder but other
DepI
Orders from the War Department also permit officers
20 wear a blouse, With the rank 90 the shoulder.
Gold lace braid on jacket or cap M positively pro-
hipited.