New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of the Evening Star.

ne Erening Star, from New-Orleans Sept 3,
sr.ivedn this port on Saturday morning. TIE Ti~e'
Of Sept has these items;
ARRIyL OF THE UNITED STATES GUSBoAT
ESTRRLLA.
Thisgessel, which arrived here yesterday, has
been engaged on the Of Texas until within shoit
time paS when she ordered TO cooperate with the
Meet cd doble and she finally ordered to Join that
portion II the fleet stationed in the sound On the
moTningof the attack the forts in Mobile Bay. the
portion fhe fleet in the Sound were ordered 10 attack
Fort PRel. when she approached 70 within fifteen
hundred yards Of this fertilization and threw shell IN
their Vaer tank, scattering distinctions AID refugees
she the of the evacuation of this rather
fOrmidtke Rebel stronghold
On ModaY, Aug ], this vessel lay buoy within one
mile OF Rrt Morgan as guide to the feet IN entering
Mobile ly, notwithstanding the peril Of tOTpedOes &c.
The fcho'ing ia a list o. her officers:
q. p. bmeroy Acting Master. Commanding; r. II.
Tswt. "A. Psymaster; Vim. II. Kinney, A. A. Sur.
geon; R6ert G. Pope, First Assistant Engineer;
=. WHITES, Second Assistant Engineer; EdFidge q.
Cssvell. citing Masters Mate; F: A. Sherman Acting
Masters Mates james Campbell Acting Masters
Mate Chres Sidney, Acting Masters Mate; John
EeAahor Paymaster's Steward
TIE REtL GIN. II. P. BEE CASHIRRgD P0R cow
ARDICB.
gerleman, recently from Texas, and now
n this or states that the Rebel Gen. Hamiit0s Priv
han Bee tnatye Of South Carolina has been casmerod
Ter eowmiee In the face Of the enemy. Cen Bee 1t
appears I'D been appointed TO command the division
bmery VI by Gen. Tom. Green. of Texas. who was
killed on led River, and was charged with abandoning
bis commnd in a subsequent light with Gen. Steele, III
AnrDss
N bal helth aud has expressed conviction that visit
10 NeIicwould be essential TO his recovery. lie IL
probably by this time This Gen. Bee Is the indi-
tidad wiz got drunk on liquor obtained ey exchangIng
military cores belonging TO the so-called Confederate
6taes Any for it, and fed from Brownsville IN pnlc
several dss before our troops arrived Before leaving
he investd a39ooo in sterling eXchange-so said the
He viii probably. after spending time in Mexico
VISIT EEIpe.
THE RAM TENNESSEE.
Tbefolowing is q list of the officers attoched to
tn Vpibd Stres ron-cad steamer TsnTesSee now lying
IN 1vhr y t<vsrf Under the control Of men OF sucn
Acknowledged sk and vaor. she wall certainly become
rs great terror 10 the Rebels a. they expected 70 make
her &c the UIion feet:
Edward P Lul, Lieutenant Commander cormsndinsi
Cbare W. adams Acting Master sud Executive ofcef
ANDRE A. Nsrd, acting Ensign and sa,rg ester J9na
Pafdy LET Assistant Engineer, in ehMgei w g. Lyman res
Assistn Surgeon; Jereuish b. Had, A. A. ftynastef WA
not T. Dues Aeing Eusisn; J. 2. Letiek Acting Enm
yohn J. ToIpn, I'd Esstsnt Engineer; frahri- e. GOOD
ynsn,r; Win ]. Mack, % Assistant Engineer Joseph
Brow Acting Masters Mate.
GUERRrLLAs on THR MISSISSIPPI.
From The New Orleans Times.
Wslearn from the officers Of the steamer Ger
Sypde from MorgaaKa, that the Government steamers
Henry ClOuteau and White Cloud. while passing up on
Gondy last 18th inst, 1T 10! O'Clock. q. n. about
three of mile above Bayou Sara Island were
Tbr fired about tv eniy shots twelve Of which
TOOK effect in he cabin and hull We could not
learn The amount u damage done 70 the Choucau or II
a1y PRISON on board was injured.
III, White Cloud also received number OF shots
one Of which took effect in her steanpI~, completely
disabirg her. The guDboot KlnWood. coming up ut
d. tim TOOK her in tow out Of reach Of the battery
The rurhOat lafiyette opened FIRE on the battery
mi yee iyed no response the Rebels The Chou
tan all White Cloud then proceeded up escorted by
tie gnbOafs.
and White Cloud have arrived IN port.
ThsoglceTs Of The White Cloud state that some thir
Seen tots we're fired at their boot, hye Of which oos
effect The She! that struck the steam pipe carried
sya,fr the escape pipe ten partly penstratco tne
the SCAM escaped 10 the outside Of the boat but rng
no PRISON OH board. The sNots took effect IN tic hui
abou two inches above the water line. No person on
boar Of either boat was injured
Tie officers report that they ran by the battery after
receiving the damage 10 the steam pDe-three miles
without the assistance OF any boat aud then was taken
in tw by TIE Cboutean and brought 70 this city.
PROM SATCHEZ.
Cor sspondsaee Of The New Orean. Times.
NATcHEz, Friday, Aug. %, 1854
An expedition, under Col. Fauar, consisting
O, csyalry and infantry left last evening the Rockies
for he side Of the river and proceeded 10 point
eight miles from Vidolio- We Encountered Rebel
caPand took by surprise the Rebels leaving their
arms blankets and camp equipage generally behind
them Many OF the boys home with stockings
which the sksdGddlers had no time 10 put on. We
killed three OF the enemy captured eight prisoners aud
soJty horses. 5.
THE CREOLE CHASED BY A PIRATE.
We learn from some of the passengers OF the /
steamship Creo5, that the second day from New
York they were chased by supposed pirate steamer.
When first observed she OVERLAPPING the Creole /
very rapidly. bat Capt Thompson put all steam and
boosted sail and escaped. storm coming Up rs the I
same time Lid The two vessels from each other when
Capt Thompson altered the Of the Creole. After
the storm cleared away, the pirate was nowhere in
sigh and the Creole resumed her for this port
wbefe she arrived without further Incident. Tie sup
posed pirate Is described Engsh-bsit schooner
ngged steamer lies low in the water and IL painted
hight color. (N. D. Ira. 80. !