New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY II, 1865.
he Know uith more Cham mortal knowledse, that the

he knew with more than mortal knowledge, that the
President was worthy of theif support. . a..
At the close Of his address repeatedly during lts
delivery. Gen. Banks was loudly cheered; the band
struck up Hail to the Chief" aud salute of ID guns
was fired
After an Grafton by Judge Hiestsnd Of which in the
crowded state Of our columns, we cannot make any
thing but this brief notice and benedicuon py tne
nouncemcnt that there would be another celebraon a
the same place, at o'clock in the evening. Az Una.
celebration. being otherwise engaged we "ero no'
present.
FLAG RAISING AT THE cUsToM-HoUsE.
The following correspondence explains ITSELF and 1t
will be sufficient 10 add that the old flag more
flung to the breeze this the glorious anniversary Of
independence:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF
OFFICE PROVOST MARsHAI-GESERAf- I
NEw.OHIEASs, July !, 1905.
Hon. WILLIAM p. KELLOGG Collector Of The P0r' "e"'
SIR: have the honor to forward herewith large
American flag, which found concealed on the plan
taton of Mr.. +. III. Hatch in the Parish OF Jefferson.
Mr. Hatch Collector Of this port At the time Of ire Sc
cession OF louisiana removed this flag the property
of the United States Custom House In tins city, anu
took il his residence. where II has since renamed.
II il thus forwarded, yot rrc now ~ rghiful Gus
todian. Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant
+. A. STARRING,
Colonel and Provost -MarshalGeneraL
UNITED STATES CUSTOM .HorsE. COLLECTORS OFFICE, J
NEW ORLEANS, July 3, 1865. )
Col. F. A STARRING. PToro" Marsha! G'H"ah Dtpf' q
The GHV: -.
Sir: Ihave the honor to acknowledge the recent Of
the American Flag found in the possession OF . II.
Hatch the Collector Of this port az the time of the seces
sion of the State OF louisiana have every reason 10
believe that this is the identical flag used upon the nag
stn on the Custom House at the breaking ont OF the
Rebellion. Thanking you, on behaii oil the uo'.In
ep for the courtesy and consideration manifested IN
thus transmitting the same 20 me as ITS rKhtul cust"
dian rhal on tomorrow morning the anniversary OF
our National Independence. take great pleasure IN
causing this emblem Of national unity 10 be again
returned 20 its former position upon the Clstom House
/ az Colonel, with Ligh regard Iefpecftll! &C..
WN 7. KELLOGG Collector.
MILITARY CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.
In pursuance OF the following order, issled by Gen.
Sherman. commanding the Southern Division Of
Louisiana the troops composing tie garrison OF this
city paraded through the principal streets in addition
to firing the salu,es and paying the tsnal tokens Of
respect:
UpoRs SOUTHERN DIVISION OF LOUISIANA, I
NEw ORLEANS. Julyl. ls63. )
GExrRAL ORDERS. No. 3l.-lhe 18th anniversary 1i
American Independence will be duly ceebTa'ed al al
camps, posts aud stations within 'hiS eoinMAhu ~
follows: -,
l. Appropriate displays OF the Na'oral flags from
sunrise to sunset
. The firing Of National salute, at meridian. at all
the posts and stations provided with ordnance.
3. A parade of the troops under arms at meridian
ard during the firing Of said National .ahie;
T. At the posts Of Thibodaux. Donadsnvile, Camp
Parapot and New. Orleans In addition % the above,
Federal salute. will be fired a, sunrise AMI sunset
will be fired on the eyee Il the head Of Jackson-s, on
the eyce nj the head of C,uat and OF the IeYec az
the head Of Espauade.st
G. All other duties. except those of lsus and ne
cessary guards will DE Suspended for TIE day
l. Commanding officers Of posts and stations Me
charged with the execution Of this order.
by order of Brcvct Nnjor-Geh. sherman.
wIcKnAM HOFFMAN, M ard Afst'1dlt. Gen.
GEN. JANIS ". FORSYTH,
the late Chief Of staff has been assigned TO Cavalry
command and leaves The city IN a day or Two. Cen
rorsyth has been long aud fansry known ss the gal
liant sheridans Adiu;aBt General aud Chez OF SIAN
His promotion 20 a Cavalry commaad has been wen
earned and seoaros the services Of gallant oeeF II
that importan. branch of the service.
Urors MILITARY DIVISION oP TnE SOufH-Wrsr
NrwOKlTAss. La. July J. lsts
crsrpu OgprRs No G-l,rig. Gen. james w. for'
syth having been relieved from duty at these head
quarters By special orders No 70 psrigraph =; -
assigning him a Cavalry command. Bf@et Bfig. Ten
George < FORSYTH Is announced rs Ciiei Of stan TO
the Major. General Commanding.
BY command Of Mej'5.Gen; len sherid,a; ,ar Go,
UpoRs MurIAgY DyIrIoS OF T1i OtfiiwEsT !
NKw-ORlEAss. La. Juy 8. lsOo
GryrnAL Orders No. For williulneflect o' duly.
md foy conduct which encouraged nuilnous spltl'
among the enlisted men ~ their regnrni nnd upon
the recommendation Of Regimenial, Bignde. DIVISION
and Corps commanders. tie following ihihe1 oihctr,
subject 10 the approval Of the Preside', are hereby
di.honorably dismissed the military service o the
United States. go, ,-.
CAPTAIN T. Mock Company Y. 2lst lllims volunteers
lst Iieutenont i. i. OsburD. COmpau Il. .Ist Ill
nOis Volunteers. -
By command Of Maior-Gen. Sheridan.
l.. B. PAKsOss. Assistant AdJunnt'ienefa.
TIE. Hos JOHN coyoDE
after spending some time in this city ant State inyes
ya,in into the workings Of the presen civil govern
mcnt len for Washington last Saturday II IS ramored
that be expresses himself as very muih dissatisfied
at the shape political matters are assuming In ms
department. The appointment OF Ke'es' WHO tne
uniform is .t on their backs is something more than
ho or the country is prepared for g.