New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
News From NOTWITHSTANDING or Pr'ssn-
rrs-A Mexican CsIumissfonsr--tsover.
nor uuhn-(en. Banks nnd fhc Bnnks
s( w.O rlraus.
IRON oaI Special Corsspona'r-
NEW -OgLEASs Ansust 20 1864.

IRON Oh spss,l Uoussponisr-
INV .OgLEAaA Ansust rs. 1864
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Everything is quot. presume Shall yioiate
no order in making public tho following, as IL
will doub,le,s be contaminated ers this reaches
Sassau-street
A soon as the army ia ready tho neet viii
move in the direction of Mobile covering tho
adyanco Of General Changers troop, while
regiment Of infantry with the LIST Indians ar'i-
lery, and battery Of l0-inch mortarf VIII take
care Of Fort Morgan.
An no. at liberty 10 cay more slhn the
above. although further details are spoken OF IN
military circles.
Ny agent at I.aAepor; dispatched 70 ne yes
;erdav morning Thus:
Steamer " Brown" FROM ths fleet THIS mcri-
ing brings news that the garrison Il burning Tho
gun-cArriages and destroying he ann anitlon Oh
Fort Morgan, apd that there can be eu, ht'le
1oub, hut that the Fort Is now in onr pos
session =.
NV own opinion j. that the annonhoenirnt )
rrcralurc. 4 simple lool; nj any good map
Nil show any one that Fort Morgan Is no"
6fh coach wheel, OF no account ei.hef ior oI
against the campaign.
7Tbere was an exchange prisoners yester-
der arranged thus: A gentlemen, well known
,rm,nd Printing House Sqnsre,' New-iofk'
hat who il now engaged ne planter, was takeh
urisoner BY some of the Rebel scott raoeis'
and effected an arrangement 10 nes"uf,e 'i'e
eXchange came back and did II. Inc eScnallge
took place yesterday, nj point on me Sih'oh
=. tls.. ly.sLa al A..
mo n,rty we gave w,s eighty-siX III number,
Lut rcprecnted one hundred aud twenty three
nriya,es. OF those that we received ninety
srvcn were Of the 18th New-York Zouayes
scott, Nine Hundred). The list has not yet
reached the Commissary Of Prisoners; a. soon
"a il arrives YOU shall have It, But, for tue
satisfaction Of friends ut home" l VIII say
that III Of this regiment VINO were captured
obout three weeks ago have been returned.
Gen. Francisco NJ DE Boydop, whose name
tas SO Frequently graced the columns Of TIC
Ve,,. OrIcons Ira. Data that its proprietors
were said 10 have had il "cast solo" III all the
varicties Of minion small-caps, has come 10
grief. Or, perhaps, 10 quality the expression
with more cearness we mght say mas run
av,,y from IL. The facts, rs nearly as
wa can learn them, are about these: The
General is no General ut all, but has a commits
sion ,o ,mrehasc arns, ammunition and supplies
in c,reien countries for Cor,inas, and he has
ayowed in our presence connection with the
Mexicnn Governor, OF which we could derive no
yerv clear conception. lie went all over town
taking Mexico, ilourished white glove on his
single hand, wrote letters Tor The newspapers,
though, for NV life, never could see what he
did TO aid Mexico.
IL Is said that he has no commission from
.Juarcz, but Of this We arc not informed. He
went North suddenly, leaving here on the
steamer Olive Branch.
The charge brought by Mcssrs Day and Eel
loves against Coy. Hahn excltes more laughter
than comment. The fact is that tho least said
about tho record" Of men during the days
when Lowell and Tom Moore ruled IN Louisiana
the better. There is not n baker's dozen whose
escutoheon docs not require n littlo polishing
Ia tho state oil affairs now existing, IL Is mol
wise To 70 back months. But rather acceRt lh'
prossnt III sltcaelnent ior Tue past Lvel