The New York herald., 1864-09-20

frequently been committed to jail for horse stealing.
ooIOSsI SCOTT,
who commanded brigade at Clinton Las been relieved
is succeeded by General Hodge OF Kentucky, who
formerly commanded o regiment uDdcr Humphrey Mar
shall
DICK TAYLOR RELIEVES sAuRY.
IT Is reported that Dick Taylor has been ordered to
Mobile TO relieve General Maury n command OF the do
fences.
coRr,NA IN BROWNSVILLE,
The news received here yesterday that the Mexican
General Cortina had Crossed rande with his
tire force OF two thousand aud sixteen pieces or
artillery had oea the ss1s out o
sensation IF Cortina transfers his army TO the service
the United states the effect OF his last military move
mont may be productive OF more marked events than Of
his previous movements.
Mr. Henry Tnompson's Despatch.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept. IL, 1864.
JUNCTION or THE REBEL GENERAL FORREST AND D0k rAYIoRs
soRCEs JAcsoN, MISC.
News han Just arrived here Forrest and Dick Tay
lor forces formed junction at Jackson Mss and
that they number twenty Thousand strong The rebel
General Gholsons command is also said to joined
them. They have abundance Of artillery, largo wagon
train and a pontoon train. The wagons nearly all
branded U s. and said TO be those captured at Green
town by Forrest.
The greatest secresy concerning this armys future
movement is maintained, the generals command alone
beng informed OF the plan. The changes from camp
another made at night and Is evident that the
rebels have got something on sne taps AZ ast oy wncn
; world. ''''1N " -S - "'' =
secessionist In this city to-day perhaps let the cat
OF the bag by saying that II Farragut took Mobile,
from this department would have TO be sent TO
hold i, that this army At jackson would then move
New Orleans Mobile; for the rebels had declared
that we should long hold both Mobile aud Now
leans The rebel army would be welcomed bore by both
the Unonsts secessiopss to fight and the other
10 embrace them. would probably be busly
engaged that they would not have time 10 salute their
friends before their departure
On Thursday last force OF about nifty suerlas entered
Labdevle The Home Guards stood their ground
hvov for ftnrQh gnr0 nn tD ret
tho fall OF hor leader Captain G G Guerrin who
killed. The rebels robbed the stores or everything vau-
ARRIVAL or rag CREW OF THE GrlLux
In my last sent you account Of the disaster 10 the
officers and The latter arrived here day two
ago tho United States steamer Circassan number
of refugees from Galveston aeo arrived.
GENERAL oRIERs-corroN THIEVES.
The following general orders wero recently promIl.
owing to the dishenest, ireasonape aud corrup,
traffic carried on heretofore by that class OF small
and 10 consequence % Of the mpTsSicaey Of
otherwise carrying into proper effect the require
quarters Military Division OF West Mississippi il is or.
dered that the in charge OF transportation
furnish al .aoss ms powell Without COMPROMISING
tatons to deliver their authorized supplies on their
plantations and bring away their products.
H. All products Of leased plantations destined for
shipment south If raised AZ or above Davis Bend, will
be landed at vicksourg below that point at Natchez
All products destined north II raised at or below Good
rich's Landing, will be landed At vcssburg This ar
rapgeu,ent necessary to prevent fraudulent ship
mems OF old cotton under the pretence of being this
years crop from a leased plantation.
Our Brashear City Correspondence.
BRAsaRAR err, la, Sept. IL, 1864
GtksoAr EXPEDITION.
The gunbcat Carrahassett, commanded by Acting Mas.
ter Ficke,t with companies Of the Eleventh wiscon
sin infantry, under Captain Wy man made expedition
through the lakes and bayous in the vicinity or Grand
Lake.
Al lake Fausso Point he surprised q rebel picket,
killing four OF their horses and destroyed large now
fatboa strongly braced with iron evidently intended for
the transportation OF heavy ordnance.
He proceeded up Bayou Pigeon some three miles
the bayou being places that the
grazed both sides OF the where he discovered
squad OF fifteen rebel soldiers crossing captured horses
of them beng In boats, others perfectly naked,
leading the horses out to deep wator, where they were
taken IN tow by the boats and swan across. Fire
opened upon the party but only one OF the rebels
captured Several skis and fats were destroyed at
this point aud tho captures twenty horses
muskets, ten saddes two hogsheads OF sugar and
three barrels Of molssses.
Movements of the Rebels.
cAno, sept. 10, 1884,
The news OF the fa Atlanta produced great despon
dency among tho rebels JOY among the
loyal people
Hoods army n reported through loyal sources to BE-
greatly demoraiized.
All the trans Msssssnpi rebel army with the exception
Buckners eade moved up towards White river
and guckner coafrorts our army at Nor
ganz,a.
Our main force has been sent away from Norranzis.
It's des' inatiou cootrabanc
Colonel s. Lsymonki, the rebel Commissioner OF Ex
change and Colonel Dwight. the Union Commissioner
consultation At Morgapzia yesterday, and is
hoped that general exchange OF prsoncrs will result
from their interview.
There 10 nothing from Mobile.
Movements or Rebels I'm the Southwest.
IoulsvnIz, sept. IS, 1884
Fo-rest crossed tho Codwatss Monday last and
oampcd within fifteen miles Of Memphis General Mar.
maauss, with 1000 10 tho - Fraacis, intending
Invade Missouri Geocral Price threatening Little
Rock. Geosral ;eboned and Brigsdss General spragus
arrived here ,fronA the front o-nghi.
CArxo, scpt. ia, lset.
The vcksbxrE Herald Of 10Th says there has been
. conoenrsioc OF rebel foscee jackson, Miss yor.
sncampsd around that city for several miles, rhs force
estimated ~ twenty thcSsand nen, wish excessive
wagon, pontoon and stiilsry trains. All the wagons
~vsre marked ~ B." being those oaptsrsd from ssurgs
stNcunsowp. All THAR movemsafs are conducted vgb
lbs<srsasest secresy.
Fwusss was still compeiusd 10 wsk on eruscbes, from
. wound received ~ Tapslo, but csa ride oorse.
Advxss Memphis say that Fosrest had issusd m
order Ltsd the "a positively prohibing all exit or
sesas rn his lines after the 10th, sd positively
bidding thrAnaportatOe Of coon eutssds the serrnory
under his control. This coujectured - meaning that
he has npotant expedition foot TO VIII ch the
extract the v,sburs aeyad Of the 10th doubtless
re<ers
Another PSsass-vesseis Fired.
Bssror, sept 10, 1894
The schooner Mary emmh, which arrived At Beverly
Saturday rsporsspcks september T. latitude a 30,
longitude 81 30, asbirs scncouer wnlssu n icvcu Of