, 1861-06-14
IheEnemyss Stean1ersln Lake B0rEne.
tFrom the New Orleans Picayune Of June sth.J

From the New Orlean1 licayune Of June 6th.J
An express messenger arrived Ia town yes
t.rday from Mr.: Adolphe Ducros' plantation,
at the mouth Of Bayou Blanvenu, which emp
ties into Lake Borgne, With information to
Maj. Gen. TRigge, TINT two fieherman had re-
ported the arrival Of tMo email War steamers
In Lake Borgne, one carrying three guns, and
the other long pivot gun forward. The hah-
eIrnan stated that the steamers lay of in the
lake, and that the night before last they sent
was supposed, for taking sonndings.
Gen. TWiggs ordered Msjor Taylor, IN COM
mand Of the Barracks, to proceed immediately
to Mattello Tower, at the mouth Of Bayou
BtenVenu, with = company Of Infantry, to gar
rison the tower, which contains several heavy
avenue to our city. This point Is but ten
miles from New Or1eans in direct line, and
little over fifteen By the Mexic3n Gulf Rail-
road. It Is celebrated for being the point at
which the British landed their troops in the
Too much vigilance at this time cannot be
exercised by onr military authorities, In
guarding sll tho inlete and avenues to our city,
as well as to keep sharp looks for all sus:
pfcloue looking, as well "a suspected persons,
and in this connection we publish the follow
Ing order, issued yesterday By Major General
Twiggs, which shows that we have the enemy'a
spies amongst us. Or what Ia just as bad, per-
sons who are giving aid and comfort to the
enemy.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. No. t.
NEw 0RLEANs, june 6, 1861. {
Especial Orders No. 81
j. Information haying reached these head
quarters that come unpnncipled sy1npathizers
with the Black Republican despotism at the
North are In the habit Of Furnishing the b1cck-
ahipg veEselA daily with fresh proVis1onB and
the daily newspapers, Gel T. O. Hebert will
xx1x- IN I'm 31rnr ,fA
GERS 1t Fort Jackson and Fort Pike and to
Lieut.. Col Fuller, at the Passes, to overhaul
all boats and take from them al newspapers,
and throw overheard all fresh provisions
which they may have in excess of what Is ne,
cessaIy for the usa Of their crews and for such
famiics along the coast IS they may have
q The regular mailboats and towboats are
not referred to In this order.
By command Of Major- General Twiggs.
D. BELrzHoovEn.
Major Louisiana Artillery, a 4, 4. G. C. 3.
L.
The Great southern Loaa-~''Al]
TAktn.o
[From the Louisville journal, 1eth.]
The Southern loan, which has been In ths
market SO long, Is Id the market stu. The
Southern organs have proclaimed, thousaai
in the naarket. Though guaranteed by ths
unprecedented provision Of an export duty OF
| cotton, and pressed upon the market with al
the political and moral and fnancial influence
| that the Southern Government and Its sup
porters can command, it lies neglected thinf
IN the market, and there 1t e likely to lie for
ever. The agents of the Gogernnent traEe
|: through the South aud make speeches In al
tho catiea, appealing to every man who ha
money Or can raise i, to invest in the loan, an'
proclaimtng tbat tho money must be had o
suhjugation Is inevitable, Jet, By all their e1
10 pay their travelling e1penses It isn't ths
the people of the South are indifferent to ii
wants Of their Government or that they DON
hate the North sufficiently, but they are PEI
fect1y convinced that their Confederacy, II thl
war thall last, can never pay It's debts, IN
gaTs Of fthcmse1yss and families.
l. The Jackson Aisstssippidn has the followin
fresh appeal from the Commits esione1s: In b.
half Of the 1oan: 49,. -~,
- We are authorized BY the Treasurer Of the CO,
1 fedefates 6tates to reopen the books for aubsczi
aioa to ths =, GO Gon5sas.ate Loan. The local o@1ai
solicit additional Subscriptions: We appeal
patriotic citizens 10 CONS forward snd inyest
this most desirable steck- Come one, come all
Il. .li..; =: n. .. Haynes,
|. AtAAW tQmm1AatQQGt$.
II The tame PAPER makes the following edit.
rial appeal to The Southern people: -:
} II sou have not money you have Its cquiyale,
In the productions Of your teeming 6elda [.
every planter Bnbsctiko one purth the xnmberl
bales he viii produce, and the producers Of Era
In the cotton rfEton fufnfeh their quotA Of cor
!: hour, and other provisions for our srrnies n
l | time hRa come ftr men to use the money Ii.
, lave beck lsying up against rainy day. pl4nte
L OF the South VIC entteat you BY Ill you hold de-
In this life, aud By all the hopes you hsve for 70
posteEty. to open your pulses and drain the;o
: The lakt dollar. rather than that the 9ovcrnme
thould ehfFer for want Of pecuniatJ aid TO defeI
your Hhezttes: Better lar bettcr, were 1t to eac
hce Your whole property md leave your chilas
POOR but Fse, than that the stgor Of our opcsatto
tbould be pafalyEed for want of money.
E :. The Bon. R. H Smith, In a speech at selm
2 Alabama, on the 4th inst, cxhorted the peop
4 to take as much of tho loan ~ possible, 81
d I.stated that the ample feeding and clothing
: the army Of. the Confederate States noW cos
three hundred thousand dollars per day,
9 which amount must be added the whole Il
& menee.coet Of the civil administration. ]
{ informed his hearers thnt not = dollar could
u obtained from abroad, thst: tho necessa
= amount could not possibly. be raised by tai
|. ton at home, and Tint It the people would n
contribute BY lean the means Of meeting t
+ Tremendous and constantly; increasing expe
= ees, the Government must perish oven n
u. infancy. Such appeals no doubt have po
) crful Effect upon our Southern fflends-po
{ crful enough to touch and thrill all their nery
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