Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1863-04-18 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ANOTHER MOVEMENT ON PORT HUDSON. ' China, and y, , Heath rh , deeptch vessel, and the last a gunboat. ree more Warrants were immediately issued against the delinLima...hit New YORE, April 2.-The Philadelphia Enquirer -of. which two are gunboats and one a despatch vessel [punts, but to no purpose, as they had made their arrange- Landore 547 , 10 16 113 3363 53 8 54710 5 1 59 $7 547 asserts that Gen. Banks has made another movement _win be ready to start almost immediately. They have ments at Liverpool to embark for America without the Swansea Art. 6l 1 10 15 123 245 4 3 15 11 30 621 1042 ' 6 3 against Port Hudson. the object of which was to rend all been built end armed under the superintendence of slightest delay. No doubt, if any of them are captured, Swallisea Dep. s37 8 0 661' 8 10 t 0 1 18 355 343 50 453 55 8 637 1 516 i 47 637 57 552 the land farce past Port Hudson to assist Commodore c amain Sherard Osborn, who commands the expeditlon. exemplary punishment will be awarded, in order to deter 41°.,,,'„'enrreee.e 822 133 425 22 9 Farragut, One Federal brigade • f trans- The officers have be, n chosen with great care, and the started in ourahem from leaving in so discieditable and dishonest a Loughor The objects of •178 37 148 5404 23 37 617 24 '6 11 porta, but the Confederates had cut the level at the crews hive been picked like yachtsmen. manner. Llanelly ... 1' i. MCI rc three ; Pembrey bend of the river, and the transports grounded, and the expedition, according to the ,e , 44 637 _ .. remest, to clear the Vaugtzu river ot the Kidwelly Were wite difficulty got off. Some troops landed seven -First and fu _.A FRENCH Rect.-The following shows that the Ferryside nests of lac-ping robbers, recover Nankin irons them, 132 527 6 3 1 7 2 9' 7 ' Miles "low Port Hudson, but the Confederates again the river the authority of Feench are getting their stock to rival the Irish in the carmermen Junction ; 21 I ; 2306 cut the level, compelling the troops to re-embark, and and establish there and along ' .line. Ayoung manresolved * the bull the Irn rerial Government ; secondly, to eitploreWhitlaild the attempt was then sbendoned. General Sherman's 7 e waiter-, re-open the traffic upon the grand canal, abr ins out, and being very anxious to have a Christian Nartierte Rosa 74310 7 21 5135 38 17 43 I 0 7 OlpeditiOn to the rear of Haines Bluff, by way of Sun" inner i setup te egret) tic I communicetion along the principel burial, wrote the following letter, and then committed Clarbeston Road 811 Jo 82 46 640 i 6 68 811 34 :8 1 flower river, is reported to have roved a failure, and theroughfares, and tech the Chinese the use of steam ; suicide:-" I killed myself accidentally whilst playing illAvggordwest 526 60 ' 8 21 the expedition has returned to Young r • Ob tc- ea a t put down the piracy which now exists oung mt. aru and t tri y, o with a pistol. I hope my body will be received into New Milford 1: : ii?`: 2 665 6 8 ts i 17$ 4 18 886 01 8 , I. tins tke church." . sin the river, and sharpshooters along the shores, between the open ports. rendered an advance impracticable.  ---•--- _ .--,—_---_,------ - - ~