The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
General Orders, Notices, &c.
From the New Orleans Dolta, July %. J

HEADauaRIYRs DEPARTMENT o. rHF Gurr,,
NEw ORLEANS, July q, 1852.
My DEAR SIR-permit me to erate and reiierate again
and again, what you knew so well before, 5u; which
these deluded people determined believe
that no merchandise whether cotton or sugar, Will IN
any event be seized concacd by the United States
authorities here will assure safe conduct open
ket and prompt shipment OF all such property
New Orleans, and the owner, were ne sldc himself
shoad have the pay for bis cotton, f sent here under
this assurance. i am most 'ruly yours.
BENZ. Y. BUTLER. Majcr General Commanding.
uxrrrD STATES conxis JON gR's OFFICE }
Custom HousE, NEW ORLEANS, July q, 1862.
MY DEAR GENERAL needed not your note OF this
morning 10 satisfy the subject which It relates
The pablo mind should have been put 70
rights rpon !. by yo1r proclamation Of the eth
Of Nay In these times however, opinion Ia so
sensitive. nad interpretations so frequent on
All touching the unfortunate condition OF the
country, that am glad 70 have your note with the
privilege 70 make public The restoration Of commerce
in and from this port is result important 70 the in
tsrests Of this State the United States and the
Of Europe tsa II strange that an inclgrn.
should have doubted your wish, the representa-
tive o. our government 20 do all that you could 10 bring
point, yorr Qor which thank you) cannot fail 10
remove I. The Confederate governm. nt M 10 calls
ITSELF may burn and destroy the cotton aud sugar Of the
people whom they claim TO represent and whore rights
they pretend 10 be enxious 70 protect they may, too
or time succeed in keeping alive the dcusion Of their
foowers but an intelligent southern public and intel
ligent European opinion, will soon, IT has already
discover tho shallowness OF the pretcnce that
unless soon arrested by The fostering power Of the
REvERnY JOHNSON
VOLUNTARY rMAsCirAfloS.
From the New Orleans Delft, July 90
Pro osr MARsHAL's OrrIcE,
NEW ORLEANS, July IL, ls62
Ss-N has come 10 my kIowled thai many persons IN
this city and neghborhond ordering their slaves 10
leave and 80 70 the Yankees" and when such order
obsycd ibis cicc and the police are bescsed to arres.
annoying respectfully ASK what action should be taken
the premises RESPECTFULLY your ot edient servant
s.. II. STAT ORD, Deputy Provost Marshal
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT lin Grip !
NEw oRLKAxs, July 10, 1852
SIr-The course pursued by certain persons In order
ing their slaves "to 10 70 tho Yankees "o Join tho
federps," az described in your note and like acts has
been brought 70 my notice from different sources pre-
vlousy 10 your communication, and certainly great
wrong as well TO tho government 70 the negroes IN
order TO correct the evil therefore, let be known that
by the authorities hore be taken and deemed acts Of
voluntary emancipation aud slaves away by their
master with such declarations us you describe or
equivalent onos will be regarded and treated as manu-
necessary police regulate is carried into eject Re
spectfuliy,
BENZ p. BUTLER, Major General Commanding.
Capt STAFFORD, Deputy Provost Marshal
THE NEW CITY OFFICERS.
HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY CoMMASDAsr, NEW ORLEANS
Cry HALL, July III 1882. /
The following named Gentlemen been appointed 10
Offices ~ ths Department within the last few days
b y. Flanders treasurer, vice Adam Gifen, removed.
Stoddart Howell Comptroller, vice {. W. Cubsrtson re-
signed.
Colonel I. B. Thorpe City Surveyor, vice Louis Pile,
removed.
Edmund Murphy and W. II. Terrebonns. inspectors al
Weights and Measures, vice Yoss r. Marie Layois
removed.
g. iosram, Preslae0, FIRST Distric, prainiay Board.