The Daily Dispatch: May 26, 1862., [Electronic resource]

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Late from New Orleans.

--We make our thanks (days the Mobile Advertiser) to Captain James L. White, commanding a company at Bayous Bay're, for a copy of the New Orleans True Delta, of Friday morning last. It was taken from a party of men in a sail boat, arrested at the Bayou on Sunday.

The Delta has learned from a copy of the Jackson Mississippian of the battle of Elk river and the evacuation of Norfolk. We clip the following local items:

Carnal Hot.--This forenoon the Thirteenth Connecticut regiment was marched from the levee out Podagras street to St. Charles, down St. Charles to Canal and thence to the Custom House. As they marched along under their heavy knapsacks, sweltering in their heavy woollen clothing, the very looks of the men said as plain as language could have done, ‘"It's 'carnal hot."’ The sun did come down pretty warm, but it was nothing to what it will be in the course of a month or two.

Precisions.--Two steamboats came into port yesterday, with provisions from Red river, and others are expected soon to follow.--These arrivals, with the beeves which are arriving from Texas, must bring a speedy change in the condition of our domestic market places.