, 1865-04-19

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of our armies everywhere. The politiea
mansion built by traitors, though cemente
by traitors. blood. ia falling to pieces. Afte
| a struggle, desperate and demoniac, God an
justice tttumphing over the devil and wrons
The foul and accursed doctrine Of secessio
has Lad lis day, and, Its dcvotees, to all II
tents and purposes, are numbered with th
dead. They have deluged-drowned then
selves in Ganges Of blood, aud sacrifice
themselves on tho Jugeernaut Of slavery. 1
thelr mad and vain attempts to destroy th
Government cf their fathcrs-the Govern
mtnt Of their own childhood aud manhood
they have brought ruin and dcsolatton an
death to their own homes and hearthstouee
Hereafter let tile names and deeds OF slcl
traitors Is Jcn. Davis, Benjamin and elldel
be held as infamous. Let their names b
mold and Burr.
sALUTEs IN HONOR OF RECENT VICTORIES.
The guns are firing salutes in honor Of re
| cent victories. Flag ships and mcrchunt
men arc gaily decorated with flags, and I'll,
banner IS 1upg to the breeze everyHher,
ton join in with hearty will, and ii th,
most stotesque manner give evidence Of 1lei
uncontrollahle joy. The men weai huge 70
scttes Of red, White and blue upon their coot
fronts, and the women gaily parade In suit,
OF req, white and blue. In listening to {
CROWD ot jnbllaut darkfes at 8 street corner
pressiens, :. Oh gol1y," one says, "isn't that
and Ole M masss Lee teo az tats eSimee
another, land bully for de black folks too,
70! dc Fankee be der friends" "Wnere youu
oPh lis mas5a eeatsSe ss JIM g@ERs cries anS;! q
gwine away down below" adding with an
emphasis and ue,!y twinkle in hts eye
down below to Mexico, you know" Jim
appears to have known where Jetf. cot much
Of Lis sympathy.
| a1scE1LASEoCs,
James T; Brady, of New York, has beer
! employed by the Government to assist Major
Gen. naldy Smith. in the Spe:lal Military
Commission now In session Iere, They are
To- investigate a1l crimes and mlsdemeanors,
with tue greatest vigilance, that Is if q any
| have been committed. Those persons who
suffered IN the least by The cruelty OF oppres-
been Willtully wronged Of their property, per-
| eonat or real, will have hearing, when il
found innocent the most ample reparation
Will be made and the offenders punished.
TIE FRIENDS OF GEN. BANKS
held meeting last evening, and passed reso-
lutions taroring his policy and course of &C.
ton, The General will arrive tomorrow ria
reception. I have informed your readers In
previous letter that the real, true Union
men are very bitter In their animosty
towards Gen. Banks. The reason probably
is that many Of The MEN who have been eic-
Sated to high and Influential positions In the
state and city government were violent seces-
sIonss's under rebel rule, and persecuted
| with bloody 1apaclty. What VIC call I. oricl-
| nal Union men," those men that never
bowed to the rebellion, are :" down on Gen.
Banks " with vengeance, and want back
asa'n their "osd, tried friend, Ben Butler"
as they facetious1y call him. Butler is be-
loved t,y the poor people of New Orleans bat
the rich secessionists-men, women aud
chi]dreI-hatc him ns they hate the d-l.
Now this same class fttc and almost Worship
Gen. Banks; I am not The champion Of
tacts positive and undeniable, and do so of for u
the purpose of giving the readers of the TR1n-
rEE true report OF the sentiment and facl-
ing Of the people Of New Orleans towards
the commanding generals with whom they
have 80 long been acquainted.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The following is List Of the killed md
wounded 20 far as have been able to obtain,
| lin addition to those already sent you) durln9
the ecige Of Spanish Fort:
APRIL ID, 1874
serct T. keatinE. 10th MINI Il, left arm an-
RpdeItoa s1 W9s WGand IL 1f 5ifs ssn Corn
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ted; corp. Ii: Fenher. $50 Wis, D, shoulder
fracture. reset; Hill, l4th Wis, F, head, dan
tSism sS1ifau.!S J. Ssisth 1sta WIS., fa:tnres
y, KIiED:G RI y: lel.tsr 1s,th III, =, killed On
IL re- MsAasy As ISL d H. hi ti fa 81 fss q aea 3:
t1eld E. Thompson, ssd Ill, /, Eiilcd On III deld
APRIL 4Tu.
nassss nsrs "a H. bss btsss & isS aePRs R:a 1sh
!. 15igh, aes6 wound; Z: 3oTris, sd Iowa, 's, B,,
D1En IN Hosr1zA1, SAVE DArk-A. Peterson,
eth Nina, Z.
e. E Gsrke, 1T i. 1nd heayy artillery, htp., severe
as 9sf sSP sSPa11sd e. Fur e 1e M 'h5o'
I, hand 81 hi; r. Murphy 1alth H., be i'd fac.
tured; II Mckenzie, 3sath IT,, taross, 1csh
wound; Il. Sander, I'D Wis, D, head, slight
APRIL 9Th.
L. Cohen, :th Kinn., F, head. flesh wound, Sc.
ure; A. u: Miller, 9Th Minn., II, eide, eight con-
tu<ion n J; J. Pulaski. sth Wis, d, n:ht Toe fac.
wound, severe; i. Ans.n, 1i9th ill.,, il, righl
shoulder, slight; Jaw C1us4n, slh Iowa, Z, left
;eg, cefa = yosnd; F. 1.ye, slst ~, an anp1
ArEH TTH.
J: Breste, oh 4lirn, G, head, serious; ".
nic5s. ssth Ina, <. thfoat, serious; 6. Merri.,
xi,ey low. IL Tsht & ssyes asss wound
r. Z. bradshav. 1ltn Wis, throat; 7. Essly, il7th
IL, D, liver and stomach. eer1ons; L shap, 11th
VIZ, Z. nn$ets; w. b. bafn7, s'h ioxa' G, head.
i, l0th Kana-s, not sisted 5. Yost. G. 1osih iii
head wound; G. Turner, eih Iowa, throa, 9ouad'
APRIL s1u.
seret- J. 3. Scott, G, s3d Ill.,, LETT arm, flesh,
= :f3sTei frT 81, ,,,,n r,,h+ ,,,ah o.,, .,
+ 1q1, l, ON Mt1n: Tight thigh, Heah, severe.
y. v. Mead e sth MINI LEFT sssn, fash, severe.
+ Jenkt, g, sgta isa., leg, heah, slight.
S. stosGridge, 8, SD 1ll., back.
Rrt1 Bronson Z ~, Sslh ~ u - shoulder blade.
j. i Tcisys Z. 1sai iii. concnss1on.
G. p. Killing. c, 9th Iowa, 1oes,
", Eli, a, 5ssh ~. leg confusion. ..
=. I; NAT MaIen. 4 A'h Mis., lett 1es, aesh wound.
ID dcGInouso fIsnpt s1ai, aS s,, ,ov, s,o,,ss, r.,,
wound. -'' 0'11 @' '0'''"e'' Aea4
cspt. F. P. E1ttene,r. B. sth Iowa. arm eomnonoa
fracture.
y. G. Petty. 4, 195'h H., arm fractured.
GofR: :: G. a. snecT; 4 ~ LOVE; throat severely.
e:om ,ie T. - 4sl III; agaosn; gan. ;,~,., ,,,as
seRTereiv - 'A'e' " OIL @o"a' 'ae'a' oones'
o. oleso6, E. sth 1oxa, thigh, flesh wound.
s. e. Ecyd. E, sth Iowa. hand.
8. Smih. G. 6th iowa, finger.
ttToat D'''' esfs' w. " GU IOWA nano aaa
n. III. Hen1F. Capt. A. ath Iowa th,oat a,n,a-.
ouaiy. &@' 0''' 10"'' '''4'@'' oaAef'
J: r. Browning, I, 1sith Illinois. finger.
2. Jenkins: D, 134.h ~ l1no,s, band, slight
y fiasef, eof2; l., sta 81 Iowa, hsnd. slight
Ms1oada, a ~ II; 1Hma, Pa arm; r;n shEat ,a,.
f1I1nND' nn;'rc r. seIc, x sth TnWa. f9Gn,r HI;m
B, 60 Iowa:
1es anpa'atien; F. B: Mattce, /, 1lth Wisconsin;
L. a'l., 14th Wisconsin.
WOUNDED BEFORE BLAKE1r, ALA.
l. s. Elder, CORP E, ID Illinois cavalry, left foot,
confusion slight