Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20
ARRAY AT NEW ORLEANS.
FROM The LATEST nrcrryrD " rnur DrrrA

FROM THE LATEST RECEIVED " TRUE DELTA"3E
The PAST For the last few days city has been
most painfully agated and excited families alarmed for their
security and merchants for property By constant alarms
and universal declarations that organized bands
taking advantage of the Cuba excitement and stimulated to
outrage and plumber by but active villains woudcom
NIT depreciation after depreciation, relying the apathy or
ineficency Of the authorities for mpunity.
It ia well known that orderly easily governed or
amenabe population than that Of New Orleans is not to be
found upon this continent hut at the we are com
PEELED TO admit that since the close Of the Mexican war;
city has been infested with desperate degraded and bru
zed class Of vagabonds as are to be found in Phlade
pha, New York, any other Northern city. One reason,
perhaps among Others may he quoted very potential the
past ia producing SO decent and orderly state of affairs
we have experienced, the absence Of pogate presses
and debaseJ corrupt and unpncpled scbbers fellows Of
pruen imsgnatons coward SOULS and groveng tendencies
such unhapp found to exist and prosper in the great
commercial metropolis of our country. 7t
The absence of such moral ncendaries could not be with
out good effects just their presence create riot
INSTRUMENTATION, and widespread disposition violate the
laws infringe private rights, and invade the sacredness of
property.
able authority, every exeon has been made temptation
offered the young encamped above Lafayette to en-
them in tumutuous and dsordery proceedings n this
city, under shadow Of whom vile, lurking hoped
have ourages and spoaons visited upon persons obnoxious
to them, but in the presence Of whom they would stink away
with the and conscious baseness Of
guilt. These young men in the sscamp," mainly from the
Vest, Wcfc uot 10 Do seOuceu, Tor tney
plumber assassnac to furnish opportunity for asso
caed thieves IN the First Municipality elsewhere 10 rob
the stores inscribed the prescribed lists Finding that
nothing could be done 10 that way that theatrical exh
billions could not be turned profitable account-uness ex-
tracing dollar each from the Cuban volunteers for admis
sion to said to be got up their sole advan-
tage be consderedhe but easily traced poters
of instruction endeavored effect their objects through their
own instruments avang themselves of the existing excite
ment to seduce some half dozen young men, decent
and worthy citizens in the lower part Of the city, take part
with robbers and other enemies Of society in their infamous
proceedings This the composition Of the motley group
Of vagabonds whom Capt FoRSo and bis faithful eutenants
AHsRN and HusHEsheir united services directed by the
Recorder, JAMES II. CALDWELL, in person-prompy and
most udiciously swept from their attack this Office the
lookup of the prison. But In this instance only
that the police under the direction of these chiefs eecuay
ramped upon rufianism in the Second Municipality during
these recent disgraceu demonstrations their conduct through
out officers and men citho ercepon commanded general
appreciation. and fully appreciated and will be properly
remembered by the people, whose faithful they have
proven themselves TO be.
Recorder CALDWELL has discharged his duties magis-
ate occupying arduous and responsible position ought
to do where the otous and dsodery congre
gated firm collected and courageous and when called upon
inquire into the Of the guilt Of denqueats brought
before him. dispensing justice with well poised and bold
hand.