The New York herald., 1864-10-02
AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.
III. Henry Thoopson's Osspasoh.
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me vhnburs H~a'd Of ne 10Th ssys:-
Cotton o ths years svp nom the plantaAio. Ne
city 10 stn coming " 70 be ginasd Tho season b re
narkasly nne FOR gathering, and the Arss picking w
certainly be Of nne quality having fallen to render
trashy General Dana has issued IN order forbdding
cotton going on board government private transports
without the proper permit, and informing people that
products purchased prior 70 the adoption Of the trade
regulations cannot be brought inside the lines No pro-
visions Of any kind be shipped North South, but
old traders having provisions be compelled TO soil 70
the ones The ONCE Of tho Probate Court is dscon
tinued and l. g. Houghton appointed custodian Of the
books and records. The merchants and traders Of the
city who failed 70 obtain permits to continue business
here are preparing to comply with the order requiring
them 70 vacae their houses by the Goth inst Many are
boxing their goods for shipment TO other points, and n
day or two business houses will be plenty In the city
rHD RKBEiuoN IN PIKE COUNTY nRs.-sUTYYRsGs OF SHS
ProPLK.
aAme," writing to the New Orleans Times, from Sum
init Pike county Miss under date OF tho 10Th instant,
Governor Clark in his last call has completely eubu-
gated State. Would TO Heaven that il and
then these friends Of most damnabe treason would have
their ll or blood. II 10 melancholy sight old
grayneaded dragged out the field leaving house
full Of little ones unprovded for and forced 10 1ght for
Jef Davis and his bogus confedcracy.
II is a well known fact that hr. stevens, OF Georgia,
has not had thing to do with this buzzaId for more
than q year
You can form idea barbarousy cruel the State
copscrpton carried eut We have not forgotten the
call for the sixty days that General A. s. Johnston
made while u Kentucky. Over ten thousand died or
wore rendered useless for life
Brgadier General George Hogg, oce OF the r. = V's,
ment with headquarters at Liberty Amite county Can
you not send up some Yanks here to stir up the sacred
tho country and is hauling all the cotton east Of Pearl
river. Night and day they are at It, The most OF this
belongs to parties who have been forced 70 nee or ner
worth N we are going to have the scenes OF last winter
again eEactedf
Col Dillon, Of South Carolina, has been indicted for
ten cold blooded murders. One OF his pets lies here
wounded which Gen Smith gave him near Tupelo IN his
fight under Forrest This Major Stockdale is Yam
kee jackleg lawyer and is the who murdered th
officers and negroes at jackson, Louisiana, and then
burned Them. He is courtng "trick" here so please
send and take him away have no further use for
such nhGman scamps any longer.
General Canby's late order has driven the bulfrog
eaters out Of New Orleans n drovcs. Every morning
the hand cars come up to Summit loaded down with
them 1t is amusing to hear their tales OF suffering.
General Hogg has sent them of to Macon, Georgia,
whore, is TO be hoped, they will fall 10 with General
that they could not get hang around the nee and trim
plantations
THE RAID NTo LARADmvnLE.
sent you by the last steamer all the particulars tha
could be learned 10 that time OF the raid into Laba
devie | now able to give you the remainder
About eight O'Clock the evening Of the Sth about
sixty rebel soldiers entered Labadievlle They be-
ionged TO Captain Whtakers company. A Mr.. C. g.
Guerin, who resided few miles from the village, heard
OF the intended raid and made an attempt to arrive
there before them and inform the inhabitants
OF tho fact but discovered by the advance and
manded 10 halt MI Guerin was armed with gun and
discharged its contents at the rebels The next instant
he corpse for bullet from carbine enered his
heart The rebels then continued their advance upon tho
village and placed pickets upon she outside they
tered The stores OF Messrs Labusqure and Angel
then visited and robbed. They remained in Labadie.
vile between two and three hours, and then left the
village with four carts laden with goods, and took with
them all the horses and mules that they could their
hands Our forces arrived q short time afterwards
but the rebels had effected their escape with booty
ESCAPE oF MR. JORDAN
About four weeks ago sent you account OF q raid
upon the Gibson place. Vcksburg and the capture
OF two men, named Jordan, father and The former
was arrested for harborng the latter who charged
as being deserter Mr. Jordan senior has since escaped
and has arrived al vcksburg He that Forrest
believed by the people OF Kinds county TO be in the
neighborhood Of Mobile There troops now at
jackson, Miss except seven hundred militia, under
General Gholson. In that portion OF the ontederacy
which Mr. Jordan was, there was corn and meat In
abundance Two hundred rebel prisoners mostly desert
ers. on board the train With Mr. Jordan while on
his way to DemopOs.