The New York herald., 1862-11-26

little property which he could have lived comforta-
bly, and respected by his neighbors instead Of Closing an
ignoble existence by an ignominous death. .
Another murderer is doomed 70 death through lhc
finding Of the Military Commission. alude TO Abea.
dano the Spaniard who murdered his benefactor Manuel
Andrea in Ursuline street. time since, and then TOOK
refuge on board the Spanish vesseo Basco de Gaay
sent full account Of the murder and OF the arrest OF no
murderer TO the Herald When these two criminals VIZ
be hanged is not known yet tA
The friends Of agaant ocerthe hero OF Baton Rouge
viii be pleased to read the following order
GENERAL oRpER-Ho 92.
hlADa0ASr'fs Nsw pesnaHasl onan.ss' Nov % TO- 1867
Colonel A. NJ Dudley Thiriis,h Ma.sashssssI. ycan .I.
Inspector General Of his dspart%sn.; pnr,ra
a GsoSSn s%.ps G. srEosc Acting Ad jatant General
The that follows win be appreciated BY all the
friends Of humanity s
STATE o' LovisAN4, New onGr1Ts Novs = isca
debtors household furniture. e1ceedins three
bty to be taken on wits Of provsonai seizure until fur
the furniture Of claimed by the creditor
70 exceed that amount u yane the nudge N dnnrs %
SET he DEBTOR such as debtor may select
By ordeI q Bi.sader General G. F. sHEpLEY,
JAMES F. Miller Assistant Adjuiant General.
On Wednesday night the rebel steamer Louis c'cr
came down the to this city under flag Of truce
conveyed by the United States gnnboat Scota Cap.
tain Lowry ihe LOUIS dor nrougnt :, down on paros
OF the Eighth Vermont ment, who were captured NJ
the Bayou des emands on the 4th Of september iast
PARTICULARS which sent the HERALD NJ the time and
which published. The men have been turned over
Colonel Thomas, commanding the regiment, Several
oiher soldiers taken at the time, were shot and
buried in one grave because tney enlisted IN
New Orleans and were therefore considered guilty ol
treason the State OF Louisiana. The Detd OF this
evening has the following account OF the affair from an
/ apparently reliable sonrce:-
We learn from one OF the non.commissoned officers Of
the Eighth Vermont regiment the following interesting
particulars Of the capture, treatment, &c., by the
rebels Of portion OF three companies oil that rs-
ment- s.s #
tached duty Bayou des Acnands, on the 4th sep
tcmbcr last when they surprised and made prison
by party of thousand hundred or one thou
sand three hundred rebels, consisting Of the Ierre-
commanded by Major McWaters. They marched on
the same day to Racelnd and searched their arms ac
Lafourche, where ratoss were given ONT Am a. .nree
p NJ, after which they were taken to Ihioodcnx-
! yile having performed a march of about twenty
i've miles since their capture Al the latter
I place they confined IN the court mouse All
distance Of three mics where they took the cars Tor
Perwick's Bay. Seven Of their number however were
placed under extra guard at Ihieodeauxve aud sent
back TO Bayou des Aemands where they wcro ordered
TO hot the ground that they had been enised at
New Orleans. The names Of these unfortunate seven
men Tera0nh csrse ars and s Baker
On arriving at Berwicks Bay the prisoners were put
on a boat and taken TO New Iberia, and from thence
marched distance Of miles, to point known as
Camp Pratt where they remained seven weeks Amer
ns they placed board the little steamer Ccket
aken up the Techc and down the mouth of the Red
river, where they were placed board the steamer
5sssis c Ad take, to I Is'sss's It took six days to
Az socn a hcy arrived at vcksburg the commissioned
officers were paroed WIN the privilege o. WAXING u aga
y yards-.ana all the nod officers and prvaes
we're lodged in jail Ratons Of bread, badly baked,
given them twice day. and beef Of poor quality
They we're generally treated courtcousy by the officers
placed over them but they complain Of the hard fare they
Those men who were formerly rebel soldiers at
Fort jackson were detained a VicksRnrg Their names
are thomas Graham, Dennis Caip and William Brown
Sergeant Charles Mills and private Edwin spears po.n
Of Royalton Vermont were drawn out by lct and de-
tanned also We are not informed as 10 tnc reasooi 'he
detention OF the latter two men.
Four men died during tho time Of captivity, viz
David T. French, - Baker and Ephran Webster, the
latter al Port Hudson, the flag Of boat that
bringing them TO the city.
Out Of the hundfed aud forty men taken one hun
dred and wenty.iour reached THE city Thursday
nigh, the steamer Louis d0r seven having been shot,
four died and five detained
General Butler has closed the Bank OF New Orleans.
In doing the Commanding General takes care TO say,
through the official organ that the seizure OF the Bank Of
New Orleans has nothing 10 DO with its present
condition with its solvcncy The bank was closed
that within sixty days The late Board Of Directors sent
out OF New Orleans the property Of the stockholders
$4o5 900 specie under the pretence Of leaning the
same TO the rebel government.
This specie ha been reported sant into the rebel
lines while in fact has been until recently concealed
The Della Of to day contains spicy exposition OF the
whole Of this little transaction. which, but Ior the do
/
matters Of the war would be worthy Of being copied.
The assertion is made, however, that tie specie was
taken time ago, to Havana on board the Spanish
shin Of war Basco de Garay u s thus that the
trnliiy laws broken by an officer Of pretended
The Noiienoi Advocate Jacob Barker organ has
suppressed The why is contained in the following
ORDER ~
HEApauxnTsRs DErARraExT os THs Grlst
The peag Adrocae having after warning, published the
.Tnr B.I, or Box-This palladium Of liberties this
q Igh,s This e%1e Of demos,y ohS has been
people could be aroused hom i;s slumber II has been
mse @ 70 on Of IT,
o oG ns So jersey "Sw smd Ts New II
.eper be confirmed an armissicn WIN soon follow Nero
ss whether armisiiee results from The democratic sue
% . Ss Sge Mesomes 5y al pe t'A "
publication cr Cha. >, w be RT FGm
/ 8Fo. {. srnpSs, Acting Adjntant General.
II has been determined by the higher powers that
this state and Gcseray Shepey the Military Governor,
| has issued the following proclamation IN relation
thereto
sRcADIFR GFSFRAL csoRAh " sHEpLl MILITARY GOV.
WITHOUT Massan any 1es ss & .0 IL A.
siohs districts il i ih sa BY by taking M
Sass 81 ss ssr ra as aea ODE
Ss 6 GsSss & ISsps ppes u as .ser,a
loyal electors the parishes posing two Con ~.
ona districts, their appropriate and lawful representa-
The House OF Representatives OF the Cnitad Sates
America and Of enabvpg them 70 avail themselves OF The
benefit. .scue by t @ aop sd o. The President 2, the
who shall on the first day o. January next be- in good faith
represented Congrcss o the United States
ts.s S3seu thereto az elections whercp majority OF the
auaLfeA voters of such State have Iaf hat i-have
6t this proclamation aploin election
be hei Wednesday,, the third day Of December ne>
In sad racancios In the Thirty nth
Cn!ied States Of America, ~ the following districts
/ me-
fke ffsi Cong district composed OF that part Of
the city OF New Orleans heretofore Known as Municipality
Number AMI Municipality number Three, aad now ac
sana,ed as dist lets numbered Two and Three anu snoup
Treme portion Of the or Orleans lying on The
right bank OF the Mississippi and the parishes Of st. be
and Piaqnemines
The second Congre District in the State o Louisi
composed Of That q the city Of New Orleans so3te
the First district ana Districf nnmpe
Four formerly the City Of Lafayette and OF the parishes
Jetc ST. Charles 81 John the Baptist 81 james
Tafourche Tcrrebonne, 81 Mary ana