New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

| The steamers Yazoo and Creole have arrived
from New Orleans, the latter bringing sd'ices OF the
9h.
The reports 81 en- sbott's expedition 70 sfsriaunA
Yla.. arc confirmed Our loss in killed and wounded
was %. including Capt NJ II. Young, .th Vermont
and Lieut. T. W. Ayre 2d Mime Cavalry, both killed.
and Gen Assohs loft cheek braen and let arm ffaS-
turcd in two plnces An expedition sent By Cen Dana
from Rodney Miss. of colored troops reached ayett
ID instant capturing coo head ofcattlc rse number
Of bcrees and mulss end several prisoners Another
expedition sens oct by Gen. Dana attacked De Rebs-
at woodyllo eth instant. capturing three gans, two
officers Ana 81 mon and killing 90. Our loss hone.
The cavalry expedition under Gen. Lee captured
Clinton, La the 9th, with 20 prisoners, including
Licut Col pincsuey Rebel Provost Marshal General
of the District and considerable stores and ammnn
ton. At last accounts Lee miles east Of Cln
ton moving
reconnaissance sent from Morgnnz,, under Col.
Guppy I'd wisconsin with three regiments OF infantry
and ono OF cavalry returned pior 10 the 9Th after
skrrsh with 900 Rebel cavalry. Our loss was
tao Killed ard three or four wounded The enemys
loss Supposed be considerable. 1hrseen prison.
err iaken.
A iorce under Col. Dye, GOTH Iowa, occupy SimDs-
port and Morgsns Ferry, on the Atchafslays. The
Rebels have been driven beyond Yellow Bayou.
The steamer Emily B. Soudeg had arrived from Nes.
Orleans.
Adyices from Jasmoras give O Of the cap
ture Of The steamer Ike Davis. bound from BE gisd 10
New Orleans, by party who had taken Iassage her
and run into Galveston.
A gentleman from Bagiad the 2st nit, az New0s.
leans reports the go French marines vet there and in
treuched. Six ships OF lay off the bar Tie exre-
but returned Oh account Of the lowness Of the water
and not driven back by Cor;ipas the boat, lying TOO
low to command the banks of The river. Continued
rains had prevented the French troops from moving
down from Monterey though il was reported that tho
cavalry were within two days march Of Mstamoroe,
waiting for the infantry TO come up. IL Was reported
that COrtinas had guns bearug on BrovnsyLle. and
threatened TO lombard that city If the Texans moiested
him.
The crops Of Louisiana short the daily reins have
damaged them The further gathering ri cotton in the
IafOurche districts was almost impossible and the few
planters Of sugar viii hardly make enough for their
home consumption. Hay, rice Potatoes and corn are
IN very limited yield.
CARO-, Saturday Oct. Is. 1854.
The steamer Noble Able, from New Orleans
9th has arrived. The steamer Emily Il. LOUDER rom
Ney-York 2-th ult., had arrived.
Cotton was depressed; Mddhng, 81 70. large re.
cepts OF -four from ST. Louis had weakened bc markef
Gen Asboths expedition iDtO West Florida reaenc6
Mariana or the nth nt and captured the place eter
stnhhorn resistance. taking II prisoners including .
brgader. general and one colonel and large quantity
OF stores. 900 horses and mules and 400 cattle Our
loss was 81 killed aud wounded.
Among the former were Capt. Young. 9Th Vermont.
and Lieut.. Aver, I'd Massachusetts Cavalry Among
The latter was GEN Asboth in the left cheek. His lefs
arm was also fractured in two places
The expedition sent from Rodney Miss. composed OF
coored cavalry and infantry, reached Faycte on tho
I'd captured 600 cattle and large number ci horses
and mules. 10y
The cavalry expedition TO Port Gibson captured n.
f. Elliott formerly United States Senete. -,
Cairo is full OF rmors o, threatened attack on co.'
nmbus Ky. and re6niorcements are peing sop.
large Rehe force il nj Neycd threatening Paducah.
NEw.ORIrAxs Monday. Oct. 10 irof,roon.
There are no tldings vet II the steamer morning
Star which LEFT New York LET Inst