Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-14
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Southern NsWS-Gen. Buffers Pro.
sSl3EnatioR 70 the People Of New

el3matioR 70 the People Of New
CIScnSlTI, Nay l5.-TbS ConnrdS
has the following Southern news
The Memphis AFalsHeAs Of the 9th, sAy
The tsltgraphIc neWj from Richmond il
painInlly signi6eaat MeCiellAa seems lC
b have bsen preparing the same fate fo
Richnond flat BullPt hnd Porter GOT o.
lGaE Nav 0EltanI. s,
The 1EatsNeks Of the sane date, says o
aRairS Ia New 0FleanS:
mayor Monroe and all the AldermeT
had been arrested, and on refusing to take
the oath, were sent 70 prison. Great dis.
lFesl prevails ia he city. Food Of a.
kinds e extremely scarce. Flour can not
30 had Al any price,
'sThere 10 more Of the Federal force yet
10 Be landed, and The river 10 full Of Fed.
Cral HubboatG, mostArt aad Transports
The AralaRehs says the Congressional
stampede from Richmond bad y very De.
pressing effect aud Il iS believed forshR.
doWtd IA early evacuation Of YirgiBlA.-
The policy Of evacuation Is nearly played
out. We have but precious little more ter
ritoTy thar We can spare.
The Memphis Argus says the Confederate
loss at Shiloh was 1000 killed Eud wounded.
The Memphis Argus 10 IN article on
GuubOatS says thus Tar It must be confessed
our attempts with gunbOats 90 rivers have
been . disgusting 6EEle. The people know
| it and 90 does the GOyernmeai,
A correspondent OF the Memphis AVd.
iGHehp says thiriy.thres per cent Of Bishop
Folks army were killed and wounded at
Shiloh.
The Aralanels Of the 18th says
ave have advices from New Orleans to
to Saturday At II A. n.
"Geu. B0tleF had taken the 81. Charles
Hotel tOr hIS'hsadquaFterS.
"Tho Evans House, on Paydras street,
had been converted into hospital.
''The Jackson r. 4. Depot was taken
possession Of on Saturday morning.
"FederAl piCketS had been extended out
AS for as the crossing Of the Jefferson i
Jackson r r.
-Four guubOatS aud one tFanSPoTt start
ed for Baton Rouge on Saturday morning.
"SeVea federal regiments bad been land.
Ell atNSw 0rlssns.
aAllths nswspApefsiu New 0rleAasaro
still published, though federal censor is
placed over every office to examine all
the matter and exclude whatever may
prove inimieai to the Federal cause. The
proclamation Of Gen Butler was handed
Ia all The offices aud refused. When the
gusrd came to the True Delta otiics aud
were refused they took possession, sent for
Northern printers, set It up and worked il
Of ia the edition"
CISCISS4rt, May l3.-Tbe New Orleans
7FnSDtia Of the "a publishes the follow.
ing proclamation Of Geo. Butler:
HHAD4UARTSRs DEPARTMENT Cur,
NV 0RLEANs
The city Of New Orleans and lie eHvirons
with all lie entire surroundings having sur.
rendered 10 the combined naval and land
forces Of the United States, and being now
IN the occupation Of the forces OF the United
States, who have come to restore order and
maintain public tranquility aud enforce
peace and quiet under the laws and ConSIi.
tuition Of the Uuited stAtes, the Major.
General commanding hereby Proclalms the
object aud purposes Of the United States
in thus taking possession Of New Orleans
and the State Of Louisiana ard the rules
aud regulations BY which the laws Of the
United States will be for the present aud
during the state Of warenfcreed aud main.
lained for the plain guidance Of nll good
citizens Of the United States as well as
others Who may heretofore have been In
rebellion against their authority.
Thrice before has the city Of New Orleans
been secured from the hands Of foreign
government, and still more cRlamltouS
domestic instruction, BY tho money and
arms Of the United States. 1t has Of late
been under the military control Of rebel
forces, and at each time, IN the judgment
Of the commander Of the military forces
holding Il, Il has been found necessary 10
preserve order and maintain quiet by the
administration Of martial law. Even dur
log the interim from itS evacuation BY the
rebel soldiers, aud It's actual possession BY
the soldiers Of the United States, tbs civil
authorities found Il necessary TO call for
the Intervention Of an armed body, knoWn
a. the Europcan Legion, 70 preserve public
tranquility.
The Commanding GenerAl, therefore,
will cause the city 70 be governed until
the restoration OF municipal authority,
and his further orders, By martial law
All persons in arms against the United
States are required 70 surrender them
selves, With their arms, equipments and
munitions Of war. The body known as
The European Legion, not being under.
stood 10 be ia arms agaluSt the United
States, but organized to protect the lives
aud property Of citiEeuS, are Invited TO SKILL
co.OuerSIe With the forces Of the United
Sates to that end, aud by % acting will
not be included Ia the terms Of this order,
but will report 10 these headquarters. All
eusignS, nags, Rnd devices tending TO up.
bold any authority whatever, save flags OF
the Uuiled States and foreign ConSulaies,
must not be exhibited, but suppressed.
The American ensign, the emblem Of the
United States, must be treated With the u.
most drteFeaee aud respect BY all persons,
under pain Of severe punishment.
All persons well dlsPoted towards tho
Government Of the United States who shall
reueW the oath Of allegiance, will receive
& q safeguard the protection 10 their per-
sons and property Of the armies Of the
United States, the violation Of which will
be punishable by death.
An persons still holding ailsgiancS to the
Confederate States will be deemed rebels
againat the GoVernmeat Of the United
States, and regarded and treated Is enc