The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-13
Destruction Of Flatboats and Captur e
Of Valuable Property.
They Refuse to Surrender and Cut
Their Way Through.
lepulss Of tho Rebels In an Attempt 10
Cross tho Atshaialaya.

Union Pickets Driven In at
D0naldsonyille.
THE NEW TRADE REGULATIONS.
&C.. Co.. &s.
TAs steamship Evening STAR Captain wimpenny, from
usw orleans the 9th instant, arrived at this port
ysasrdsy morning. Among her passengers are Mrs.
osssral Banks and family.
We under obligations the purser 6 the Evening
[ gDas for favoN.
oar guuboats made an expedition up Grand Lake On
~ 18th ult, and destroyed largo number Of nstboass
INST completed By the rebels and several 10 or
ssucsion. They sso captured considerable number Of
s.al arms and aocoutrements st BY rebel sksdaddna
eavslrymcn.
o. the 2Sth the same gunboats destroyed two saw.
As, captured two boatloads OF valuable lumber and
bslusued 10 Berwick Bay
Ga the 99th party OF General Ullmanns scouts had
1gAs with rebels Aorsanza. resulting iu tho
Aghs o. the rebels, leaving rebel captain and several
nsa Asad and number wounded, besides several prs.
0sss, 10 our hands
ssssral Candy issued Important new trading regua.
osss on the ID iDss., by which trading boats A.
osws1 below Cairo, commercial intercourse beyond
- national uss and trade stores restricted perma
ssos military posts.
6soera Banks issued order the ID snlisling all
sb,s bodied colored men In the department between
Eighteen and forty years Of age, the TO be put
szissing colored regiments.
x steam transports, from Brazos Santiago arrived as
Nv Orleans on The 9th inst, probably laden with
eospa withdrawn from Tsxas.
ceston sc,ivs at 81 IS . 81 CITY for middng. Flour
e1vaaced 10 $40 per barrel for CHOICE Sugar dull Mo-
hssss steady.
sossl Appleton Of the Eghty-nrst coorod infantry,
As1srly Of tho Twelfth Maine. has resigned.
reported that the Rob Roy with one thou.
od bales Of cotton, captured and burned washA
01er BY Texan guerilas.
A Issued by General Canhy on the .oth Of
~, enrolling all citizens In the militia, cxpelling all
aniss OF rebol soldiers, al persons liable rebel
oRipton 70 be kept within linos and all foreigners
anfnins TO be neuirah TO be enlisted ~ policemen.
MF. VIM. Youns's Dispatches.
NEw OnLEAxs, August Z, 1854.
AroTHls RAID uPoN fRS ooLoRED Psorx.
Dnaucipasion day celebrated yesterday, and while
~ were enjoying themselves hugely she military
ssshsies made raid upon the able bodied cocrsd mon
y 70 become soldiers, and abruptly terminated their
psasure by marching them oG TO the barracks where
ocaorsd candidates for military glory and
ercsl 70 oougregais. regiment Of cavalry h duty
~ making further raids upon colored men.
sUnurLAs HANG a UNION soLDna--HB Il RsvxSsxp.
Shs guerlias who dashed into the pckes Of Sc otis
xhs Hundred several nights ago captured private of
- regiment, whom they hung, and then secreted hs
boAy. ascsrainod at what houses these guerias
1oaStsred and force was sent out by direction OF
Cssnel sDsburne, who 10 boiling eggs under tho
q tAese houses were unfortunate TO communicate
- nsmes 70 the combustibe buildings. The place
vAsrs these housss did stand Is marked By ashes.
susPDNsoN or TRADE.
Moro 10 . temporary suspension OF trade with the
Realities the river inside the limits OF what known
= the trade district This is done 10 coufosnisy with
orders from Washington and is stated no clesrances
yin be granted for what s known the until
Sasops of recent Congressional euacmsnt regulating
- prohibiting trade With insurrcctionary districts.
TIE rAETxns ~ YRoUmI
TAs planters are In trouble about ,hs military order
E0vng 70. the enrolment Of plantation negroes II,
SasAsr the growing crop Of cotton.
- s~,. oAyALRr suaeIoS GOING HoHrH.
~ Har,s son' n a., ssrss01 % M IN osss Of sns cavalry
sssss. - :" ~ ''''"'' s''''A'''' 0' '0' river
s.rrrsr GOING Hors.
Heoard's First Vermont battery, u b mustered out
= sssvics goes up the river on the Gladiator
NEW oRlzAys, August 8, 1884.
- nasn colosn SCOTT ATTACKS scon's NINE HUspsKc
Prom the following teesrams, furnished for puohca
Nh By Majcr Gamble, VIII be seen tina, Colonel Scott
ssDmanding brigade Of robel cavalry demanded yea
ssrday morning the immediate surrender OF Major Rem
hgton's battalion OF sco.ts Nine Hundred, or tho
Eleventh. New York cavalry that the Major did not sur
Ssadsr, but cut his way through, abandoning his camp
squipage and leaving hs sick behind that ne subse.
sansly concentrated his force and moved oui IN pur-
ssi8 ofthe ensmy;-
vrR.r pg.rsrrg
TKLseRArH STATION Opposite DossLpsoNvrfLs,
Colonel j. r. sHxasURss Chief Of Cayary Depaim:n, OF
We attacked this morning by colon. Scot, with
unccnd surrs snsr his fncas we're stationed IN ma
eo<nheds and completely surrounded camp succeeded
she NV shot under me asd Captain sorris
- shot s,reass ,r the .sos,aes RkMlEoroN,
inc follow Ing is a copy note received this morning
ncm Colonel scott, G. a A.
sRcorp prsrArcu
"a cors.sns pTsss s,cs osvasy Bs,cApx Aggata 1894
fs avod en- nnncc-s sry enus0u of booi 7 hss.nv n,
soress M nnSer your eom,snd ~ ., lhs a,a he
Se:al brigade BE- q esva,y snd battery % srtery ye
-''' SCOTT oaons efecs,sag; co,nn,sgo; ,,rg
ihave cut my way through to 'te ,el,s rsIs .,sicS.
Nsjor Commanding Eleventh New YORK CIV airy
The above despatch roceivcl here ave rnloues
ka0 nine A. M. MAJOR Renlnston's camp The
etockade, was about miles from the telegraph
ssssson, opposite Donaldsonviie.
THIRD prsrarrr
.~.,.rv . n IsLEGnApn srArtos, Aueua 5-lo 80 ".
hGcr husnsix A. A. A. c., Cavalry DIvsoa. Depart
ss part my fore. S Ser. wnin srss .ss
Known : mostly sick '.tso = Prsq1sT; sasIsoros
Major Commanding EsvensS New YORK cavalry.
% to ten o'clock last evening further Information
tine HusrA in prsoners captured by the rsbcs i esi
mated at frNm forty 70 sixty sick men.
" prwsrAPrn CONTROVERSY.
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