New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
Cotton -stered--Maximiiinn's Army
Ieenforced by RebeIs-Gen. Buekner
in Nsw.OrIeaus-The Monroe Doctrine
Gen. CWuby's Btan.

From Our Special Correspondent
NEw-OnrAys. June l6 les.
sBouEsrRATIoy OF COTToy.
Three thousand seven hundred and ninety-one
bsc- OK cotton received from the Red Rvor account
OF the Louisiana State Bank have been seqcesirated IN
favor Of this State on n heavy claim.
OF this the Change article Of The D,a ofioday says:
Is tolcrsbiy well Understood ~ this time thu, tho
sequestraiior Of the cotton received from Req River
per account % the Louisiana State Bank has hess made
IN Louisiana which claims BALANCE
Of sloe7o. The total quantity arrived and seized /,
79l bAles which may net. iudlclousy dsYoscd u s.
about present prices to sJ3,o'
FIVE THOUSAND ooSrEprRArTs voz r1n MsxicAs
ARMY
Twas told to-day that some 200 men Of the late
Rebel Army Of Texas have gone the Rio Grande to
enter the Mexican service They are mostly Missouri
ans and Texans and iny informant Is young officer OF
a Texas regiment lie said that the declared they
could no. live under the United States flag and would
even fight with negroes against IT, This he said to
show how far they would 60 ard how bitter is their
feeling .tilL The young Texan added that
heavy bounty is offered TO the men
70 enter tho army Of Mexico. told him that would
be well for those men to look before they lesped for
they would find themselves IN poor service thu pay Of
Mexican soldier being only Eve six sous daythc
pay Of French soldier To this he said "It's the
bounty they 20 In forand they can't stay at home"
GEN. 8. D. BUcKHER
who has played conspicuous part In tbe war a. Con-
fedsrste General Is now stopping at the st. Charles
Hotel He In OF middle size, well made and about
20 years Of age He 10 free and essy in his and
takes the change Of fortune with light heart II one
may infer that from his careless air. etc. Along with
the General are some officers Of bis late staff.
THE ARMY or THE RIO GgAYDs
10 now talked Of q good deal here. and most Of the
papers take the view that Government 10 doing well to
show In Arm way that the Monroe Doctrine must be
carried out even at the cost Of war with France. In
which, they think have nothing to fear. and that
success ON our part would be certain.
II the late Rebel soldiers enter the Mexican army,
there may be prospect Of boys fighting them again
on Mexican soil.
GEN. CASBYs STAFF.
HDQRs. DEPARTMENT OF TIE GULF.
NEW ORLRASs La, june Is 1903
| GENERAL ORDERS No. s7.-1he following named on.
GERS are hereby announced ~ composing the Stan Of
the Major General Commanding. and viii be obeyed
and j:,SScseS .o Chief STAFF
LisutenantCoL c. T. Christensen. Assistant Adju
tant. General
Major Alfred Fredberg. Assistant Adjutant General
Capt J. Lowell Assistant Adlutant General
Capt J. G. Stone, Assistant Adlniant General
Brevct Licut Col j. Schuyler Crosby (A.dde Camp
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
| FIRST Lieut. G. w. Lyon Adlt. LIST Louisiana Cavalry
| A citing Assistant Adj ant Gensrsl
second Lieut. George l.. Wilbur LIST ewOrlesns
Volunteers. Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Lieut. Col. John N. Wilson, Assistant Inspector.
| General.
| Acting Assistant Inspector General.
| Major De Witt Clinton. Judge Advocate.
Col S. b. Holabhd additional Ad.de-Csmp), Cher
| Quartermaster.
Chief Commisssry q Subsistence
Surgeon H. II. Alexander. U. y. Army MEDICAL
| Director.
Brsyet.M.jor N. d. NsAlsste'. Corps Of Engineer
Capt. {. J. Walker. I'd U. g. Cavalry. Inspector Of
Cavalry.
| Marshal. General.
Capt. 6. N. Eaton. Chief Signal Officer.
| Capt c. T. Barrett, Aide.de Camp.
Capt. Edward Anes. 7th U. =. Infantry. Acting
Aide-de Camp.
by order Of Major-Gen. z. R S. CANDY.
G. r. CHRISTENSEN. Lieut.. Col. Asst Adjt.' Gen:
Official: GEO. L. WiLBUK. Lieut. and Acting ASST
Adjt.-0