The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-29
Removal of Judge Han6,Hr, Of
New Orleans, by Gov.HaEn.
Judge ilrndlin Decides That Slavery Ssill TX.
ISIS In New Orleans aud Louisiana.
THE LOST Oh THE LOCUST POINT,
As~ Sc. "a.
Mr.. Henry Thcmpson'. p..paten,

s'dcred conirsbaud, for tho present keep these
matters from The pabc. can state, however that 40
engagements have taken place recently, and that our
soldiers are 10 excellent health Little or nothing Is
CURED o. them during this bot weather except light
duty and IL would appear that both armies intend
to remain perfectly quiet, partly the great
heat and partly PERHAPS the purpose of hearing the
result OF the great struggles progress Virginia
and Georgia.
GENERAL slocUM's coMMASp-TrE FIGHT NEAR RODNEY
MISSISSIPPI.
passenger who arrived yicksburg on the steam
or Chenangc, which reached this city Tuesday last
states that General sooum left vcksburg tho 4th inst
with ak thousand Io occupied Jackson the follow.
Ing day but had been ong possession Of tho place
when he was attacked by rebel force (nunbcr not
sta'od under Wiz; Adams, and after eight Gene.
raj Slocum compelled to fall back three miles
where be remained short time and then took up his
line of march for vckshurg, where no arrived on the
afternoon OF the Slh.
Our informant did not learn the extent OF loss en-
either s!de.
Smith and Griereon's cavalry arrived at vcksburg on
Thursday afternoon, tho 7th from up the river eight
Transports They next morning on the jackson
Railroad before slocGm returned.
The rebels near Fort Adams a raid on tho tow n
and carried on Rodney Bros, Mr. Eiuiar, who had a
boot full Of god also from Missouri. who had
large amount OF money In greepbacks.
The vcksburg Wing gives the following account Of the
late fight Rodney:-
On the morning Of the4th OF July Rrigadier General
A. W. Elicit commanding Miss esipp Marine Brigade,
moved out with BIS commend from Kodney, MISS, com
prsing about fourteen hundred men, consisting of the
First First mounted inartry rsglment and Fast bas-
Forty eighth and Fifty second coored infantry regi.
mcrts. lie ccmmeaced skirmishng with the enemy,
under comm lGd Of Colonel Wood, abort mic from
Rodney The enemy forced retreat tho federal
coalm'nd advsnced, keeping continual skrmish
until arriving AZ oemans plantation, eleven niles from
Rodney. Here the enemy made stand and checked
ance; bot the entire command their
support and sharp light ensued, lasting about eight
hours The enemy made several desperate charges on
linos but often repuised VITA loss
Tie ity SECOND regiment (coofed) became used 10
tie fret charge, bat were soon rallied and oruod in line
again by their ocers The General person along
their line, amid showers Of load fron lhe enemy telling
them 70 staud hIm Inc enemy made three olierens
charges but roplsel each time, and ~ere finally
driven IRON the field, leaving their dead 10 orr hanss
Their wounded were carried Of Lhe Held beose shey
treated. Our forces pushed them five Fix rlilos wien,
dtrkneas setting Ia IL Was found impossible 90 follow.
thrm The General then marched bis maud towards
the river. On The way back he found portion OF Tho
enemy 10 tho rear whom lie succeeded IN pass ng filth
out any loss. One mrnuy Of cavalry MAS gent 10
the rear and succeeded in aubushng tho enemy three
times. killing and woGnding great many aitar which
they did follow cur uee any further. The enemy
lost aboe. hundred and gty men, killed, wounded
and pr soners We took nine prisGrcre Including
signal Officer with oquipraan,s We lost no man on, Of
Company B, cavalry, George ubbart and 1.-Two woulacd
The color troops susgincaa much grGater ipss-ten
TO fifteen Killed ana hfteea Or twenty wounded TITO
coofed troops fought ike tigers, often clubbing the
enemy down With tho butts Of their musse;s. 10 coz.
fsdce vas shown ty any o :he command, and ell acted
with the deter ulinoi bravery and GOODNESS. Tho
General then returned to the river aud eacsmpsd Rod
oey. The command exhausted ali ammunitson and
rives nc win attack tho enemy again. Gen Elliott win
either drive Wood, with his rebel command oul Of
country, or lose every man he hls.
Removal grDCE HAvrLE
Hon. VIM. ". Hannlin, Judge OF the Third District
Court OF New Orleans, bas been removed hy Governor
Hahn rendering decision in cause which appeared
before him On Wednesday last 10 which be decided that
New AID IN the State OF Louisiana Tho follow
ing is COPS Of The official documents relating the
matter
S'AFs o. Io7''l ssr d SSTaS1Iv5 5dy Il
n re- a'H a9 Gfqs cd me- LAT a.. Of
the Dsr Judges this CITY las Within day asst
& decided s S1eg a eS IN ". Ss e's ar M
you appeared as eoune n cpposon to the views Rk9n b.
ss.s;es d sa ben nsas,
ease rocre tor ny exanina,oa tic iran criFt aud
''''' : ~ " MICHAEL hahn. Governor
0'''' ATTORNEY gEss osa sTsEs JUL 81 r. s
his EHcelency MtcgAst HAsN Governor o. Louisiana
ne Sonor Ss' COW MS sGs a eneos, he saS
Chares Romsnn in The Third Distract oour OF hsw
,he papers herewith originals and not copies
e neessF hs'e 10 be Ts,srnsa e. tho eous' after
mii,s throa tie ecar,..y o. the eiers 70 ,sss Ss
%asiss on, csr,aSd COB es -'S '1'' %
i' that he sG a hs sas as.da has
Very respectfully your 70 I,e nySrs General
STATE or LouIs,.SA, ExrcrrvE DryaHrarsr,
ws.r.a. yo, w, nsy TTs snsn JS s sss r,,s
Di.,rs. Court q Esy SIlssss ss on ,se isa ms
s% 10 hc IN e q ns s0q q
slavery SIN exists 10 .ha parish: and wiererr die said
sua vop s"'s .ns inc onsred
GU ~ss sssfsssa e "a ss as
Tat re commission i,scsa BY she a's In .l &c,
:sr. 81 s ssss.as $500 yadss Z.
b. no longer IS
s Tia. General ed order Sss the late military oave
nor o. =: as IN 81 @ q and
power each o. The Jadsss % &c slrs second
saso Of said sour. aoi 9sgs : ,ssassr' a
pol'ea '"e'' Governor or 10 STATE Of IL, isara
By the Govcrnor-S. wgoTHcwszI, Secretary OF stae.
On friday ttr subject was brought before 'bs State
Convention, eoIcnc Thorpe introducing resolution de-
oil decisions declaring that slavery sill exiis
in this contrary the fundament law Of tho
state and contempt upon tho ordinance Of smanei-
patton.
Mr.. Henderson wished Ute revolution eivdcj, as ho
wished 20 vote Eyes on the first, and 800 Oh tho las.
MIR. Abel desired 70 mako remark, and tersupon,
IN speech Of icrty MINUTES ccnteried that tho reor.
ton absurd and, passed would hce the SELF
respect Of lie Conventos. slavery did sii erist a.
the Presidents troclsoaon expressly sxscfied oersin
parishes Of tho state ard General Bnkr order merely
suspended the LAWS IN hCge excepted cases OF &c
count OF military necessity, vhiea G snng nust bow
sst tue laws oaly scapensd, pot sbo hhet, Ard
tic the cssion Of lndTe lfalln res out
rage. ne ar 1borp, 10 b- iew remarks, coupled with
the resolution. would have ~ believed.
resident DuEcil, havpg est tho caaif sai 10 rar'y
ta although he bad The hest perscLa regard 'o the
Judge who lave tho deciscn 10 auestion he W. fsl
worthy Of hia Office, and should resign. All " ct s
hold under military power, and 5ndse wt4 N9y
~ Wiling 70 rco.rnize The march q irog . sro4a
vr'Nc Ms ole Every NJ Tho ~ x iora'alh,
vithn tho fnccFcl lnes ~ Sroe man a. yit ~ - Apg
peirher ol tie GO vsntn. II mac tarea qats lea
J. ack n'lr WAS rrr, he wouii Assyer him w as
9g 4. q biacs = male wUmsrr The age y ore or
rrogfcss, aud OIL Who rot Eh,rg 20 Keep M Win II
mnst Inevitably be crashed he was asousied and IN
Ats 70 understand how could lake VI. Abls 20.
stinz and eU,ihltc IN his ssscg Lon that slavery was
deea. ana IN ris aivlce ,bst WHO M willing
70 rseognilc tie fatt shnaid resign ohielt hes
~ lcnterscu cited to rrye IND 're fan.
ner 10 ~hicb i9tr Between whites srd tlacss