New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
FROM NEw-O1LEANs.


Arrival Of the Ariel.
A REBEL FORCE REPORTED ACROSS THE hiSsis-
.rppr-GUERRILLAs ON THE RIvER-THE MExI-
c.u ooRrlSAs FIGHTS AND ROUTs FRENCH
YoRCB.
Rv the arrival OF the steamship Ariel, Captain
Russell we have dates from New-Orleens 10 the LIST
inst The Ariel reports speaking the U. S. gunboat
fe,tvsbarg on the the 9th off South Carolina, cruising
"a, the Tallahassee The Gettysburg reports that seven
dsys previous she captured the blockade runner Lilly
% The captured ram Tennessee had arrived at New'Or
,ssns. for repairs, and exciting much attention
The cotton crop is virtually failure rasiny owing to
TIC Iayages Of the army worn.
yRENCH DEMONSTRATIONS on THE MEXICAN
COAsT-REM0vING OBSTRctTfOSs IN MOBILE
uARBOR-TuB sUSKEN NASHVILLE BLOWN OP'
The Ne,o- Orleans Era of the 29th has the iol-
lowing:
The U. g. steamer AiabsnfS, from Msamoras has ar.
rived Her Captain reports: Between three ana lolr
Kindred marines. landed from French man-o-war on
lie mouth of toe Rio Gfarle and took possession Of BAG
MES retTpd that larger force numbering from
nom 10 90 10 800 men, had landed ABOUT twenty mics
further down the coat 10 opeiNe against hln,an1 ~
IL was believed the. Cortnas was fully prepaTedto ISHt
sbem. ,, T.,
latitude 2s' 81 North longitude 900 2S 30 West In y
fahons water cOnical iron buoy painted IN alternate
Advice rom Mobile BAY state, Capt Jewett, of the
United States gunboat Metaeomet manned . Auncn
one day last week. and went mp 10 where the Rebel ram
Nashville was sunk eorJss the channel. above Dog
River Bar and with torpedo that had been pekea up
and placed on board Uf tao Nashville succeededl III DoH
ing her % and scattering her tmbers considerably il
tssuppOsei that two more tOrpedoes VIII 90 Toe
vol eectnay clearing out the distractions that
placed there 10 prevent our gunboas IRON getlhS Up 10
Mobile
The Era says: I'VE have some highly exciting intel.
Hgence from the Of operations At MOBILE but pru
lence prompts rs 70 withhold 1t from publication for The
present Our readers must wait anti such tioe as PEE
tludss the possibility Of injury to the Union cause by
premature announcement"
10y Telegraph
CAIRO H.. septs 6.
The steamers Arthur, from New-Orleans on
Che Sis, u. and tho Bell from Memphis the 18th nst
have arrived here The latter had go bales Of cotton
for ST. louis which seized here by the military AL
thortes on account Of alleged ieghlarity in the ship
nent
The steamers White Clopd and Henry Chouteaw we're
Cred into on tue Goth ult by Rebel battery above
abayou. large number Of shots took effect in the
cabin of the White Coud, and her steam pipe was cut,
h disabling her considerably. The gunbOOt Knwcod
81 up and owCd Ter out Of reach Of the battery
no one was hurt on either boat
A considerable Rebel force under Gen. Polignac II
reported to have crossed he Mississippi River frou
Arkansas TO Rodney, Miss, on the ed nit.
tn Mo Orleans Delfa has from the mouth OF th
Rio Grande that the Mexican General Cortinas met the
French forces ten leagues north Of Victoria and aftol
% obstinate battle Of five hours roued them with hcav,
loss Tie affair was the mOst brilliant Of the war and
caused the greatest rejoicing among the Mexican peo
ple.
Cortinss is reported TO b marching back to Natc'
oras TO contest the advance Of the French up the Rio
Grande and stormy times expected in the State Of
Tamaubpas.
Generals Hullbut and lotion had arrived at New
Orleans
The New-Orleans cotton market was sctye but
prices too unsettled TO give accurate quotations.
Produce and provisions also very muoh unsettled.
fsir sugar brought "a cen;e per pound 1t auction.