New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
FROM NEW.ORLEANS.
Arrival Of Gscn. Weitxel-Meveuaents 81
the Texas RxpeAitisu-Liss Of tho ves-
sells Arrived ~ the B<pdesvsus-Gen.
Granger In CeDnand-ASrfysi 81 efen'
Cusser-Gen. Sheridan Gees - Galves'
ts.-Rumsr About Gen. Banks-Order
Of Gen. Heron.

0eus AAebEVus
| From Our Special Correspondent
NEW. .ORLEAKs. June le, 1865.
Msjor.Gen. Godfrey Weitzel and staff arrived
here on the steamer Crescent late Friday evening"
and left for BrszOs Santiago early the following morn
Ing.
Most OF the vessels with the Twenty fifth Corps on
board from Fortress Monroe. have arrived at Mobile
Bay and after taking supply Of water and coal on
board proceeded to Brasos Santiago where, with the
exception Of one brigade which goes to 1ndianoia and
Corp Christi they will be temporarily stationed until
the whole army of Texas which Is being concentrated
along The coast az rapidly possible is prepared to
march into the interior Of the State.
The following Ia correct list Of the vessels which
have arrived at Fort Gaines up to the present tme
There are some eight ten others which are daily
expelled:
Frpsr DIvr.rox-Crescent 679 tnns Glacus l15O tuns
men Rchmond 1000 tun. 400 men Atlanta oSs tan, 200
Cambria "a tuns $50 men lonse lss9 uns ~ insn s
,ms SO men Empire City 800 tun. 900 men, G. G.
Lssy eA tuns ~ men Star Of The South ~" ~ tna, DO
men Neptune 800 tuns 200 men; Neren' SW tuns l'o
men Doris. $50 un, 200 mem Governor Chase, 7t6 tgns
loo Savannah, ISIS tuns suhs'tenss stores elo.nGs
s:@p .nd sssnSr ss;Sa az .p% 10 us
sroosp DrIsoS.-Mstosord., sso tuns SO men; Non
tank 4ly tuns $50 men Trsde Wind, W tuns @ men Ihos
A. Scott iaso tun., 60 men; Wilmington. ~ tun, q, meu
PfometSeus ssi runs $50 men Nightingale si5 tnns so men
an. so nsn, C....nds, as4 tun. 800 Victor s2s
tuus so United States 100 tpns Soo neni "m hen
W.rdor s07 tuns wagons and horses; Thets 80 uns
80 aen Pebecca Barton. 200 tans wagons ILLINOIS, |'|'
tuns ], loo men,
Ia consequence of the supply Of coal and water hav
ing become exhausted at Forts Gaines and Morgan,
vessels belonging to the feet have been obliged
to come up to this city for q supply OF those nesdul
4 - ntpR eha raa al
voyage to Texas.
| Gen Gordon Granger has assumed command oil all
the troops in Texas His headquarters for the present
are at Gal, ,eston.
| ARETvAL OF GIN. CUsTER.
Gen Custer arrived here to-day, 'and Is expected t"
leave for Alexandria on the Red River. some time to-
morrow. He assumes command OF oil the cavalry END
will march overland TO Houston.
| pEPAE1rrE OF GEN. SHERIDAN.
Gen. Sheridan will leave for Galveston tomorrow
or on the Gay AFTER. on tour Of inspection. II II
! thought he will be absent about week.
GIN BANKS.
There 4. a rumor that Gen. Banks has been ordered
10 turn over his command to Gen. Candy and remain
at Nov Orleans until he receives further orders non
the wsi Department.
aEN. uERRos,
| commanding The Nofthern Wvison oi bohinaS"as ~
,,,u,a ,se lsIIowiBs order. which explains ssseif
xo xohr YoRAarxs OR SEIZURE or PBIyArx. FLOP
EETY WITHOUT viIITES ISsTKuCrioss. .
Upasa NonraxrS DIVISION % LorrsfLSA
hRRpKPoRr. La, une :. fsoo.
O,xruAL OHpxRs No 2l-n the occupation OF this coun
t, Major General Commanding desires 90 impress upor
h eAe-r .oer OF Ls command the fact that the ~a
l. over aud Ia u'sf. forasns OF swe Hppropnaon o.
piy,s property will b. tolerated Amer the Achievements o.
h should not init your oaoG record
10 s lied by av,s scts for By doing yoa would change
/ ~, admiration Of tho word into contempt
. the mission OF the army now To assist IN the restoration
f law aud order confidence sud good feeling smons the peo
n. wond TO do less than this or TO forge,
low that the authority of the United states 10 established
l ainowledsed the ~hoe counifyihst the po-pef
~ Of part /, tb. prosperity Of the whole In every Way
tEeeforr tho uo.t viii be issrn 10 teach the nhab
tn. that their friends and not their enemies and tat
tho ssthory United States extends there
| ample security fpr persons and property.
No seizures Of private property VIII hereafter ne maM IN
nuy case without written insructcns nom con pc cnt au'
tboV and officers will be held responsible Tor
~, sood conduct their When Ia camp theio VIII
ways be an effective system Of camp and police guards and
no man will b. permitted leave camp except upon the pass
| Of the r.sim-ntal commander. =,
The various camps will be- located with view to the health
Of he troops aud their sanitary CONDITION clocy attended TO-
| BY command Of NJ ijor Gen. HEBRON ,.
Ma H. CLAPP Capt and Asst Adj Gen.
CHAat~ sTKvEss, Capt and A. ID. L.