New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
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r-..,os,nce Of The y gSiSone'
Cone'-'"' New ORLEANS. Ia, Nays la@
Al 5,,ht exisbs in our piud bnt thai there Is !"
,r,ion force here thai dare not Slo" its' D.
that should our army soddeDly evacua'e Wy
Mace ,hey would be made the victims ~ Tue e'ue',
= IF ,be Dmtons and RObespierrts, who wouio
NO, he slow ~ inaugurate reign OF terror WIN
,n;r,s ,ik. Pierre Soue, who If at presepS III 'his
u;,,itv NJ tseir head With oil this, there are s'nl
.,o,y If sour faces DARK scOwls meet you at every
., ,,;,b ,,ntterod vowe of certain stern purposes
IN avepge the supposed wron.s and insnits oar
,re,e,ce oves IL will be hard 10 reduce tils sNic
of feeling in The South.
VI Gen DntIer does 10. disturb the workings OF the
riyji tribunals nor the fire depar'ment-iney pave
10 uase report 70 hs Provost MARSHAL The keepers
of drinking saloons, cafes, pnbhc houses, also 'ue
1ns,odan. of public and military institutions, MIRA
,ies COLLEGES yessels-ofwsr and tie manufacturers
of firearms have 10 report tier existence III LIE
family register.
The CeTer has loca ed himself and siail, and some
Of che other ger erals have as0 taken lodging al lle
81 CHARLES Hotel Ills, as well as the other inns
we're closed shortly before the Rebel Army '.S"a
Inc place All the arrests rjade by order "a oul
Provost Marshal are logged in the old caiaooosS
aud the various lock ups aud separate Iesisi3 Va
tbe n.lInes preserved. ALREADY hVo % o IT,, t,rn
Who hive staid out AGAINST orders nave ueep ioUnu
murdered in the streets. IL is pretty certain ue"n
fra Uuion solaer or any one VINO came WIN oen
b. TO be out az night unless WIN very s'vnS s
or party The Thugs are not All cohnheu W An1id.
The currency just low IN lne CIe.en. IVY 20 a a1
sIloar th. circulation OF bank notes Issued bv me
10 federaie States which will alleviate much OF the
dietress that would ensuc II prohibited SS ne had
si first intended " Confederate bonds, evidence
OF debt, scrip, trade in The same is strictly pro-
hiblted. go
Llfayette Square, their cGmpu Martlus-like to
our Washington Parade GIound-the scene OF Their
SabbatE gala days, where their green aud gold ana
grim eoldiers, posluTed in all soris OF attitudes OF
fe' e and defence and manipulated mushets IN ali
ttyes Of gracefuluess Is now occupied by tle 1 II Oh
troops their clothes Of sOmber blue, their faces OF
Noriheru blonde. Jackson Square ls similarly
occupied. This ID one of tie most venerable nooke
in tie town. Here stands the old French Cathedral;
the City Prison and Court-iiouse, each qua All
liable on any shifting Of the muni1pal or popular
MUD to have hOt-shOt ricOctetlng down It's Dflch
plaza.
The grass is growing up through the chinks In the
wharf blanks, like the incpicbt shade-tFees III Bn.
cha AMI uursery at Astoria ust as straight aud
regular, the rows about loot apart. IL makes The
miles OF ieVee Ike what II nigh, be the day after
the resur ecliOn The streets very dirty, and Ii
come there II good crop Of oats where 10 grinding
eart.whe, has been for year TO mp the delicate
Leroag7 that lodges into existence.
The American flag waves, since the LIST oil May
olher of the beet-root-red structures, laughing in
glad rippes as sluggish Louisiana wind shakes i!s
poten ial silk. Everything is hot, hotter, hottest.
A few black ships OF war and blise transports ar
Their incident sails the only teutinels along tue
niles OF deserted levee now roasting under locust
beat.
New Orleans is at present in a state of mnnicip
orphaldge. Gen. Butler issued lis ,ad,I erDurg0-
foIius which has caused considerable Tutoring
sno,g the newspapers. He shut two of then. ny,
and next day, on me propretors suing for pardon,
,hoy were Ie United to open their doors again.
Gen. Paul lnge, fills, commanding the Foreign,
AMI Gen. Maignan of the French Brigade, who
were called out by Mayor Munroe on the 18th OF
April 10 stay formidable not, which q political
erss often invites to lunder have both acc. pied,
or viii accept, Of Gen. Butlers invitation 10 CO.
operate with him and the usual police Of the city TO
preserve order and maintain the laws-martial No
Sooner had the Confederate troops deaerted the city
OIL The I'D Of Apll than a moo Of the most mag
hi!ocnt proportions, collected Of all the sanS cuiottts
which are here in such fore frop Southern Europe,
was about overawiDg the decrepit municipal execn-
tive. &c.