New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
vwou NEw-ORLEAye.

Tie steamship YasOo, Capt. Couon' ifoin
V,v o,,.sn. July "a arrived on Wednesday morning
H., ,.x. has been anticipated by arrivals Of Cairo
0e,. Ranks 80 be- Rclieved-Late C0nst'"
tusisuaI Convcntien and the New"Oy.
leans Times-Banks and. Candy at
Iosgerhesds-Gemp end sig'aing
ef she Free State n~pnr'-
vre Of Gov. Hmm and Gen. sicsties for
Wx,hin gton-AHairs ia che Gulf DE.
partmess.
1pss Our Special Correspondent
f.gw.OgIRAEs, July %. Iebi.
mentioned IN nv lsst that the rumor pre-
vailed in this city that Geo Banks bad been fee'eu
III command. The ofIistl announcements Oh .'is nes
not been yet promulgated, but casnof long % uea!eu
- the matter Is beyosa Aasestion ee'.aA9 " '0'H
eccur.
rhs relations between Gems Candy and Banks hare
S.a. ,iu furtb., askew since ny former letter. ana II
,prrrise ~ many that BanAs should seem to desire
A. ,,n nm 70 postion rom which he h certain TO be.
..,ed NJ no distant DAY IL tie does not gracefully &C
cxpt th fact what must be viii be- and sep ASIDE
voluntarily. - l.. ,;h
AAe state Constitutional Convention, backed by Gen
Bank wos one party. and Mr. May, the editor Of re
r. O. 7ima. was the otier. The proceedings OF tie
Convention were somewhat uprOarlous one d6y last
week and we're characterized by Tee Tunes III oi''
Ger editorial day personally rejecting upon suGSo
Durell its President ThervupOn the Convention bodily
waxed wrath. and after Gen"Incing br; Ma! and lAs
T,es ia lite bitterest invecyes proceeded 10 SUN
Ar May through Us Sergeant Arms backed Oy Inc
Provost. MAJ sha, by order OF Gen. Banks 10 appear
before the Convention and purge himself ol tle con
tempt which be had felt and expressed ior tng' Douy
Mr. May appeared. and stated TO the CONVENTION tnss
NJ a proper lime and before proper tribunal ne ehoniu
s. ready ~ any violation OF law OF when IL
might have been guilty. ., -.
nacy and passed some resolutions ordering MI Alhy
Imprisoned days in the parish Irson, ana tnat
inns be suppressed ucOntinenty Inc speechrs Daue
pending these resolutions would be esteemed eurVses
snyw outside Of Bedlam The extro0i GDafy course
Of the Convention majority and OF Gen BAn@s N sdng
the carving Of its spef sentence was Mought M
snce 10 Gen. Canby's ears when he summoned Gen.
Banks. and directed HIM 70 order his Provost
Marshal TO al release hr. May. and to abstain
from any attempts TO suppress The Times
Bitter pill as 1t was, The order was issued and Ihe
TINES is yet institution In our MIDST VINE the en-
ssnte corda between the two Generals fes not beer
promoted By the way in which II has resulted. ne
Constitution completed aid signed yesterday ana
n cieditable document considering The thinkers VINO
have done their best o. GnG emasculGte II. 10 a
few good and few clear heads, who have long ana
patiently sriven 10 work its various provisions INTO
shape TO correspond with the era IN which We i've II
ewes much Of iss excelsnceiudeed, all that makes il
essentially better than the black code Which II super
sedes trust that il will be ratified by the people
and indeed think 1t will Ii not IL viii b. Lard 10 ket
another good fom the citizens Of the state in enT
possible future Convention which nlcy assemble
Thongh BY void Of errors II lie, never heess
possessed of fewer faults thar tie most sangune friends
Df Free State hoped to Gerry through in to fret
weeks OF the Convention Or Indeed. up to qliie re-
cent period
an abstract Of its leading features.
Gov. Hahn started yefterday morning for WashioS'
Biekles who has been quite III for some days the
Governors residence In this city His health Is now
quite restored.
wedding Is 10 take place on Thursday Of this week
st Christ Church, between Miss Fremous "a niece Of
che GeneTal and Mojor Porter. The happy pair viii
receive their friends al the residence " Gen. Banks
on which occasion Mrs. Banks gives reception 70 the
Friends Of the Dewlywedded PER-. and to the @te Of
4ew.Orleans.
Some changes in military circles are being made here
Lieut.. Col Wood has been appointed Provost Marshal
General Of the Western Department. with very eIten
sive powers and Wi, doubt carry ont Gen. Canhy
wishes pretty rigidy in regard registered enemies
and Secession syupathiaers. against whom Cen Canby
l. disposed 10 proceed promptly. infexiOly aud de-
sadedly.
Shat all registered enemies should forthwith report
themselves 10 the Provost Marshal 70 be furnished with
passes outside the hnes PEW came up in response.
however. Within couple Of days new ygOr has been
Snsted into the sluggish officials from some cause or
ether and there has been tremendous fut'ering
smong the Secessionss by virtue of said order Up 70
ths evening somewhere near ~ have reported and to-
morrow Gag-of.tTuce boat goes out TO Pascagouls
viii about 100 registered enemies bound for Dixie.
understand it to be the intention Of Gen. Candy 70
draw the reDs very tight this Secession sympalz
Ing business along the Mississippi River and the rade
.stores and other smuggling institutions will be apt 10
hear something which viii set them 70 thinking very
shortly. We have usual complement of rumors Of
fighting al Brashcar and MoIg mia tie same
story and doubt with tue lack Of truth that
GehcraDy chsractcrzes these tales The eve of
steamers sailing for New YORK.. The fact lie that or
s1egro troops out at Berwick have slight sprinkle uf
skirmshing pretty much daily with the providing Rebels
ovef there. bnd interested psrtes raner up these
consequential stories 10 try and affect the markets
abroad with. When any lighting docs here il
will be heard Of and known doubt In time to supply
,you with the particulars o. later
The health OF the troops Ia this department is IN
some respects, more encouraging The stock of saHi.
4ay supplies is, however nearly exhausted aud De.
maDds immediate repleniShmenI The return Of Dr.
6eorge A. Bake Of the Sanitary Commission, il is
Popped VIII fuse new vitality into the operations Of the
". Commission In this department. which had let.
terly been laDgpshng.
The Commission laIely with serious loss in the
person OF Nr. Edgerly of New. Hampshire, VINO came
70 this city nearly year vga and has sbored since
In the work of the Commission with uDfaegire
ny and zeal He was taken sick while engaged in
taking care q the sick and wounded board the hos
pital boat N w. Thomas, while her way hence 10
CAIRO lew weeks since and ned to this city soon
afterward to die. His loss is much regretted by the
Sanitary Commission, and By many friends in this city
es wen az among the soldiers whom DC had ministeicd
% In the army.
In 30 noble work 1t seems almost an enysble thinr
shus 10 die with the harness ones back Inc
Exchange Of Prisoners i'm the Dcrartm,p,
Of the Guif-Arrival as New-Or,enn, n,
One Hundred Omcers and Nenr,y =.
Thousand Men from Tcxa.-Terrib,.