The New York herald., 1864-07-17
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Activity in tho Department
Of the Gulf.
The Registered Enemies In n
Quandary,
L. Ia
Tho steamship Evening Star, Captain Greene from New
Orleans 9th inst, arrived at this port last evening.
MIR. VIM. Young's Despatch.

NEW ORLEANS, July 8, 1884
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
sn this department. OF particular public In
serest ard viii DOT be Tepcrted In this correspondence
At Morganza several days since. General Reynolds re-
Viewed all the troops, and during the parade twenty
seven soldiers died OF sunslroke.
General Mcneil is actively engaged at Port Hudson In
protecting and extending his lines, and asonhes his
sommaud by the lengthy reconnoissances he makes per-
eonaly into the enemys lines. He drills tho colored
troops hours day, and TO make them pro-
acent soldiers Be has issued notices that any person
dscor ed cutting the telegraph wires will be hung
the nearest telegraph pole and any house in which que
rias rebel soldiers secreed will be burned the
ground.
distrct admirably and 10 winning golden opinions from
General Cameron ia running the Iafourche military dis
Griot with perfect success and but little annoy cd Oy
guerilas.
The cavalry has been rcorganlzcd, and the command
in the ueid assgped TO Brigader General larger
Ehan he has ever had before in tho field.
b hotter than It usually the North, but my owr
e'sua ion' Is more comfortable than IL was the 9th
poner TO tie rebel General Iverson then hating below
Monte ey Springs, Pennsylvania There is but little
comfort In walking or riding except early in the
Ing or late IN the evening.
FOURTH or JULY
celebration was very numerousy attended and very Re
nerousiy observed. particularly by tie gentlemen aud
ladies OF African descent. 4e1 -
was one OF the most patriotic speeches made by that
knllan. Now YORKER
THE HORSE IMPgsssMgSr
new order has been directing that all horses
In tue net heretofore exempt shall be brought
board, which will determine whether they are lii
Gscatet
,tHE ESDrss MONROE NORTHWESTERN OF GEN.
ERAt FRANCISCO NJ DE aogDoS, PRESIDENT D. D
BErosE MEETING OF THE CLUB AT NEW ORLEANS, on
10Th JUNE, 1864.
brothers OF TIE ID. NJ. ID Language Is too weak to
express The sweet sensations OF my heart finding my
eef siancng once again before you. Here am, sur
rounded by aband Of her who in the persecu
son have braves raised their defence the
pure and holy doctrine OF Monroe. May you evor be
guided by those precepts, through war and through
peace, through fortune and through adversely :;
mover hesitate for moment your stout hearls
end robust arms 10 the establishment OF these prnc
pies. Let cur motto be "Union and the Monroe doc
trme' 0ne cannot exist without tho Others they must
% blended together IN beautiful harmony and when this
is elf ctnaly accomplished the Of American liberty
VIA triumph. (Applause) Our undertaking IS gigan
tio one II Is not tho mere question liberties OF
North America-os this great republic Of republics. II
the solving question which is TO decide upon the tree
dom and independence Of the entire continent
embodcs 10 its principlesas we'll understood
ard Intended BY the great and immortal statesmen who
gave birth-an oleDsve and defensive political all
ancc OF the mass oi the repubcsof the Westerns hems
pnero ~ opposton TO the antiprogrcssive influence OF
France aud Maximiaa uemole at the advent Of the
y. H. o. they have discovered in its bosom influential
mes paramoun. standing among you and shudder al
wha, mig be result OF ,s labors LEFT unmolested
and cunnngy n'rve TO destroy its influence; but that
cease have its berg when the fons of America
pecome slaves, and whom the last vcsge OF American
osr.y M has vanished g or return no more chses Lst
Paris. the capital Of civilized and liberal France.
Why does Napoleon III. countenance and wink a.
Nhnse innumerable dsloyal and anti republican SO.
essson clubs which, IN the face OF the world aud at
nrosd daylight hold their meetings IN Rue koyae and at
peher aces n the suburbs Of the town? Why these
edveterae and sworn enemies OF their country and OF
humaty permitted to meet, and on neutral ground cry
put :" own with the Uniou Long live jefferson Davis
viii tell you. Perhaps you all know, at least Ia
sary that you should all know, the Emperor Of France
hare ci0
hands rejoice the overthrow the Union and the
oompcte triumph Of the South France longs behold
SspIres to zee Ter nationality blot,ed ou. for. for
Sver This would be the climax OF her felicity.
cast Macmillan has already accepted the pronered
kiDgd IN from The hands or . few desperadocs and
birth supported by French influence French diplomacy
French money, and by French bayoncts. he now sits
naughty mien, adorned with the crown OF a Amer-
can empire. Fortune appears 10 smile upon MIN. Hc
iesrs not tho Monroe doctrine Nxpoleon fsi faihns
She duty OF faithful aod sage tutor persuaded his
lpeon will not medde in the Affairs OF his empire. and
will allow his reign to be Of peace and plenty.
pre- deceived and blinded by the power Of your ambton
IaIiu,ilian E-0 mcdern CEsar OF Tcnosttan-rcmeni.
Mexico Go visi, hrs grave behold nsw Solemn and de-
serted the spot whore the bones Of that
now rest forgotten, behold but one solitary willow,
Whose aged wherod branches soop the modest
tombstone OF the king He too, upon bis brow that
crown which now rests urn thino own. But u destiny
the sery hands hat plsced he crown upon bis head
pierced him with an assass!ns poignard to the heart.
do Tue escendap,s az Hdaso honor and yeoerae their
hover gus Thus must all tyrapls fall who dare to build
IN empire the ruins OF an American republic. ong
con ntinus cd applause.
PERSONAL.
MAJOR General Gordon Granger arrived n New Orleans
.eAst sunday, on the Evening STAR
MAJOR General N I. Lana, the recent commander
Ut the thirteenth Army corps, arrived 10 New Orleans,
from IT Louis, sunday, tho steamer Mollio Aoe.
Engineer Shook, United States Navy, Chief Engineer,
Department OF the Cult arrived ID New Orleans Sun
day last on the Evening Star.
Paymaster Cook Unied States Navy, also arrived the
,eams day and on the steamer.
sir. Henry Tbom pson's Despatch.
NEw ORLEANS, July 10, 1864
pEpARruRE TROOPS
A. Il 10 well known throughout this city that several
tsamers loaded with troops havo LEFT this deparlmen,