The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

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from the Natchez Courier, May SOL
The tugboat Dime used despatch boat between this
city and Rodney, Miss, exploded her boiler Saturday
morning opposite Browns sawmil killing the wheels
man and cook, and badly injurng fireman The boat
ing The cause Of the accident has not been asceaned
and from all accounts both engineers careful and
competent men, always at their posts Below append
list OF the crew, with names lost
VIM H. Mitchell, or New Orleans, captain; James Bur-
rows st. Louis first engineer, slightly Henry Gibson,
wheesman, killed at the wheel time Of explosion; Joseph
Green fireman. badly John Carr Natchez watch
s,epan Sg ssd deck hand VIM Parker
No blame, we lern from Captain Mitchell, can be
accident will ever be couded in mystery.
PERSONAL.
Chief Justice Chase and party arrived in this city
yesterday from Mobile ON the United States revenue
The wayanda was met short distance below the city
C tug having on board party Of the friends Of the
Assistant Treasurer May Collector Denison Mr. Flanders
Surveyor Tucker and Others
Hood Maury Zook and others have arrived in this city
GENERAL SHERIDAN
eft New Orleans for Mobile yesterday afternoon.
New ORLEANS, La, juno 10, 1855.
KIRBY SMITH MEXICO.
The rebel General Kirby Smith is said to have Left GAL
weston for the Rio Grande with only body guard and
to have arrived safely in Mexico with large amount Of
money He took but little cotton with him This Is the
report of paroled rebel prisoners who have recently
rived They also state that Magruder has gone to the
same country after being Kissed and booted at by his
men.
wmrzxL's ADVANCE.
The first of General wetzes corps arrived in.Mobiie
Day on Sunday last on the steamship Herman Living
ston, Captain J. B. Baker The Herman Livingston left
Fortress Monroe on Monday, May 80.
COMMANDS I'm ROUTE TEXAS
The cavalry under General Custer is It's way to
this city. to report to General Sheridan and General
Price has arrived In this city for the purpose.
General Merritt ia also expected
The Eighteenth New York, Tenth Illinois, Second ILL
nos Fourth Wisconsin, Third Michigan and First Louis
lana are under marching orders and expected to leave
The corps Of General Granger hirseenth is expected
to start for Galveston, Texas, in few days.
GENERAL SHERIDAN
has moved his quarters from the st. Charles Hotel TO tho
Slocomb House, in st. Charles street.
EXPLOSION
General Candy has appointed committee 10 inquire
into the OF the magazine explosion IN Mobile
G din, io o are the names Of the
Colonel W. H. Thurston Inspector General Department
OF the Gulf; Major g. G. Pike and f. d. Benedict A. j.,
srEKcHEs rAroLrp RrnxL or,rEns.
The following are cop"s of two speeches made by
paroled rebel officers Mt Union meeting held recently
at Guntersvilc, Marshall county, Aabama-
We have met to bury the tomalawk--to smoke the
government which could not destroy, and TO which
we have been compelled to submit shall do it cheer
fully.
Colonel L. Sheffield late Of the Forty eighth Ala
bama regiment, said:--
have done all could 10 establish tho Southern con-
federacy carried musket for three years I am
whipped. have boon whipped for twelve months
The Southern confedcracy does not exist stand
day like an errng child who has been whipped by his
father.
SINKING or THE STEAMER POLAND
The vicksburg Herald Of June says:-On the morn.
ing OF June the steamers Idaho and Poland came in
collision on the Yazoo river when the latter was almost
immediately sunk. There were good many passengers
on board the Poland, several Of whom were drowned;
among whom were the wife and two children Of Dr.
the steamer Ingomar, we are informed rendered most
valuable assistance IN rescung the from the
sinking boat emitting himself To their lasting gratitude
for his noble exertions In the cause Of humanity.
Major General Ostcrhaus formerly chief OF staff to
General Candy has been assigned to the command Of the
Department Of vicksburs, In place OF Major General
Brigadier General T. W. sherman, commanding the
defenccs OF New Orleans, has been promoted Brevet
Major General
Major General Candy, accompanied by Major General
Grcrson Brtvet Major General Carr and several other
officers called upon Mr.. Chase on the 7th inst
Genera Jefferson has been appointed chief Of cavalry
In the Department o. tho Gulf
Governor Clark Of Mississippi In said 10 have been
rested few days since and released ON parole
Mr. Conway has been appointed by General Candy
Chief OF the Freedman's Bureau in Mississippi Florida
Alabama and Louisiana until the arrival Of commission
ers from Washington.
Lieutenant Governor Gastincl Is still on trial for
perjury
Steamship lines expected to run from Mobile to
New York, and from New Orleans To Texas in few
days.
Major A. NJ Jackson, Tenth United states coored
heavy artillery has been appointed Provost Marshal Of
Najor Robert Des Anges late Of General Banks stan
has been appointed by General Candy Judge OF the Pro-
vost Court
General Candy has ordered that Hugh Kennedy be APP
pointed Acting Mayor Of New Orleans and that Colonel
Quincy return TO his regiment.
ASSIGNMENTS DUTY.
Lieutenant Colonel J. q. Chandler, Quartermastcr,
has been ordered to report 10 General Granger; Lieu
tenant T. @. Jewett Seventy seventh colorcd in.
fantry, to report to General 7. w. sherman,
Assistant surgeon w. E. Waters, 10 DO Medical
Purveyor during the absence OF Surgeon White;
Captain T. H. Harmon, detailed for provost marshal
duty, 10 report TO Captain Lowell at General Canbys
headquarters Surgeon H. Abcde to visit East Pasea
goua to see II the hotel IL suitable hospital purposes
Captain Frank H. Bagey Seventy firth coored infantry
will relieve Lieutenant Oscar L. Rice of regiment,
on duty as Assistant Quartermaster at the Bureau OF
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
Ngw ORLEANS, June 10, 1885.
cmEr JusTIcs cHAsR IN NEW ORLEANS
The principal object OF attraction here at the present
time is Chief Justice Chase He arrived here few days