The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
news FROM the REsELLlous STATES.

INTERESTING NHwE FROM LOUISIANA I,
We have received New Orleans papers To the th inst,
from which extract the following Interesting tems:-
OFF FOR TIN SEAT OF WAR.
The sixth regiment Of Louislan. volunteers Col: G.
the best material thai has lem Cur STATE.
Tine ssve S M Hsy and the EsA
win leave IA few days The Tenth regiment viii also
soon be mse up, and when II leaves Camp Moore win be-
THE GARIBALDI LEGION. ~
This gallant corps made brilliant show on their pa
their dsshiDs rod Uniform and piumsa Ssss Thsy
marched WE'LL and showed that they had bean admirably
drilled. fa
BRITISH STEAMER EXPECTED.
The Crescent says -On the It'll Of August the first
British steamer for New Orleans will take s departure
from liverpool rs presumed mails WI be made up
federacy.
TIE COTTON CROP.
The crop accounts from the interior continued highly
avorabe Scattering cotton blooms made their appear
anoe On me 2Sn u ana between the Soth ut and Ist
general, betokening an carly season
PRIvATBERING.
The following police appears In the picaytne -"Pee-
ons wishing to take stock In No. screw propeller
ato fast sailing schooner being tted cut for the
psvaseering service, have opportunity Of doing
80 immediately, by addressing box $500 post oacs,
stating residence and amount desired. Shares 81 900
VIM A. Fleming gives notice in advertisement. thst he
prepared 10 cut Ut bf tackngs D.
vice. ana teach the gun the Of gannery at the
hortest notice. ~
CONDITION OF THE NEW ORLEANS BANKS. =
The bank statement tor tho week ending ths 8th
irst exhibited the following changes
decrease in loads. $487 $50
Deoresss in IN s,,cm,a,,on SsSsS
The total Of specie on hand in the oanKs Vas
$t 7 Sl and the rAtes OF coin to every debt stooa
81 SLIGO per cent.
THE STOCK OF COTTON. ,
Tue stock OF cotton now hand says the Crescent %
the daily papers, is reduced TO below 800 oaes
Bns tbis Is nominal stock. rhere fully 10 600 bAles
OF cotton n nov n our market At least there s that
the greater part may be made samples and
COTTON or other supposable ways which Yearly add Ia
the STOCK az the close OF the commercial year.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange IN New Orleans was at stand; some 60 day
bills on London were done at 98, and days sight
at 100.
THE CONFEDERATE LOANS, =
Advertisers were Offering their wares with the PRO-
mise 70 take confederate scrip In pay nent at par
THE WEATHER, ETC.
the weather was delightful fruits and vegetables abun.
dsnt and the city healthy.
FAST DAY-PRoCLAMATIoN By THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
The President has invited the people Of the Consede
rate states to the Observance OF day Of fasting and
and has desgnased Thursday the 18th Of June,
1t ia meet right and our bounden duty thus to humble
ourselves before Almighty God and invoke his protection
eIefore recommend the good people Of Louisiana TO
faithfully observe the 18th day Of June day of fast
Ing and prayer thus recognizing and acknowledging the
righteous Rove nnent Of tue God Of Nations, and i'm
poyipg bis guidance and aid 10 our holy cause.
Ta03 MOORE Governor
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOVERNOR BROWN OF GA.
AND COLONEL BARLOW, OF THE oGLErHoRpD
LIGHT INFANTRY.
The savannah Rpu6oan of the 9th inst says there hss
been somewhat piquant and interesting correspondence
between these distinguished gentlemen, which, through
the convance Of the Governor has got into the papers,
The correspondent consists Of letter from Colonel
Rarfow to his Excelency, giving his reasons why he
could not obey the orders Of the Governor lead his
company the Oglehope Light infantry TO the seat OF
war in Virginia, without armsj in their possession,
which the Governor had ordered be delivered up on
the plea that heoud not any troops that were not
Iaised through him commander chief Of ,he State
The letter OF Colonel Barlow protests against any de
pect 70 the au horsies OF the STATE and declares
Justice TO hundred OF the youth Of Georgia under his
orders for the and To himself prevented his comp-
ance with the demands Of Governor Brown.
To this the Governor replies in elaborate letter. full
Of special pleading, in which he justnes himself and
char ges military disobedence Colonel Barlow, with
good deal Of malicious imputa'on Of unworthy motives
as 10 the conduct Of Colonel his
void the pestilentia miasma Savannah sea-
coast for The more heanfui and invgora tng summer
Climate Of Virginia.