The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

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Mr.. Henry Thompson's Despatch.
INV ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1864
ADMIRAL RAnRAeUT-xoBn1 TunlArExEn -n,
Admiral Farragut is in New Orleans. His feet crossed
the bar on Thursday night ~ halfpast Eve O'Clock.
Previous 70 his arrival In this city reported that he
had arrived % Mobile, with the intention OF commencing
an attack against that stronghold further report was
also circulated that the garrison Of Of the forts at the
entrance Of Mobile harbcr bed Rp qgt u open putiny
that force was sent by he authorities to que the dis
turbance and that the mutpeers opened upon with tho
guns Of the FORT driving back with great slaughter.
This rumor probably from the fact that there 10
considerable disahecton among the troops garrisoning
Forts Morgan and Gaines that many Of the soldiers
had deeerted and joined Heet Oh the entrance OF the
harbor These deserters also reported that regiment Of
cavalry hundred strong stationed short distance 10
the rear Of Mobile, absolutely refused TO serve any
longer, ana the authorities trying 10 persuade
them with kind words 70 return 10 their duty but TO
the latest accounts were unable TO do The
assigned for their refusal that they sick and tired
Of the war; and say that thsre Is no IN lighting any
oe the cause Of the Southern confederacy 10 hope
lessiy gone There every to believe this state
ment a. nearly all the deserters tell the story.
also learn that many Of the ctzens Of Florida al
army, ana that two regiments are already forming Of
ALL ocpq ON mn Tcm
considerable force, under efficient commander has
been sent Lake for purposes not yet
made public. Government vessels also maneuvring
about the mouth Of the pascagouia. All remains quiet
on the Teche and Mississippi.
cartel for the exchange OF all the prisoners captured
by the command General Dick Taylor has agreed
upon and another for the exchange Of those in Texas
under favorable consideration.
TIE REBELS AT WORK ON rHs RAILROAD
On Tuesday night last the track the Opeousas and New
Orleans Railroad torn up BY rebels Bayou Buf
train which came down the road short time after
thrown from the rack. No persons injured Scouts
from the Nusesh New York regiment, Colonel Morgan,
were Immediately despatched In search Of the parties,
and succeeded in capturing three men citizen and
the other two wearing the dress Of rebel soldiers The
confessed 70 having assisted nine others
This man also states that force Of the enemy had
come down the bayous, and that four regiments
| concealed In the woods The programme he said Was
first to attack Tgerve, where body Of our troops
Bayou Deuf The night Following three men Of This
regiment were returning 70 their quarters, when they
enemy they n BEEN from so
RELEASE on TIE HERALD CORRESPONDENT, Mr.. oAIcHErL
Captain Bradford Of the First Mississippi artillery was
captured Port HUDSON Thursday last, by pri
vate Of the Third Massachusetts, Captain Bradford was
on visiting tour Mr.. Gatchel, Of your correspond
Bordeaux, the Tsche exchanged few days ago.
and arrived IN this city Saturday last His account,
which send, will be found Of great interest and i'm
IHS HERALD coRRERoxpDr, M. FINLEY ANDERSON.
am happy 10 be able 70 state 10 the family and friends
OF another your correspondents. Mr. Finley Anderson
that when the cartel agreed upon for the exchange
and there n every reason 70 hope that after having In
Gered Southern prisons for nearly year hearts
will soon DO gladdened BY his safe return. Mr. 6atche
L hat w II In n
has tho freedom Of the town. but learned Yesterday
from MAJOR General Franklin that be 10 Yeti Tyler,
The following important order was published this
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