New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

Whom the Confedegetes were here he was about as
Good Secefsiouist az any loan IN New-oreans;
INIT he did not 20 So the meetings nor belong 10 any
,f rio climbs for he reason tiat lie would have to
,.r;lnte money 20 the Southern Tor Satu's cause.
vesnt;ue. lie found the means OF making money,
although the money market had no purchasers or
.elers lie had al rhe door of his bauk big bill in
large letters: " Coal for sale" The cd miser went
INTO another speculation. When Gen. Butler pub
listed the order stopping the circulation OF Coned-
crate notes, he bought as many o! them ss he couiH
get for bis price, giving 81 - Or 81. The poor he'e
that had no other money, aud some people VINO,
under the excitement OF the Union army tel" iefc,
wanted 10 leave the city aud ha to obtain pass ,os
wti II they could nOt Obtain with Confederate
money, We're shaved pretty closely by him. But
now the old fellow commences TO ieei uneasy 'Ou'
these notes. and ne en- Oys every nnp&' lolc means
OF Getting rid of them. ] say uatatT.ouc, because
he calls himself Unionist. / al tell you bow he
became 4 UllOH.st He wanted newspaper 70 rs
sl.t lin in tbs shaving operations; corstgu-utiy ne
JOught Tile Crescent. Nobody could hlj on vi
out taking tie oath # allegiance. SlHCe he eo".h'
tie paper he ha. been using very well 10 us Own
advaatlge lie makes II a UWon paper OF hit own
Wv. NlCatvcr We have Union lct Or.s % any Ds'-
lie favorable to us, Jacob BAI6er Issues ar extra OF
Tae National idCocatc (COgt|der1te AdUocatc/
with Rcoel acc cunts, by that means counter oai-
L4slcin- all good ue Es hat receive and hoping
tie people IN he greatest excitement alt inc h'e'
aid giv,uc them no tiuie reflection ana Y euch
things are allowed i Svll he long I'e beior. ma ~
wl t0e the oaih here aud come bfc, 20 their ALE
.ance. No doubt il helss bin very We'll 10 ges rid
Of Lis Confederate notes. Bat whg. sort o. tno'i
pare. is that whoa speaks disrcapect'aiy OF lle
! President OF Cue United StatesF TIE A40'cgfe Is
lhe Secession paper i'll New'Orlesns, ana .ne Sec9s'
sion. patrongs II well What 90 You :iink o. a
! 4 ala Will
wend moi puoiieh line OF Thomas s speech Ana
still more, tie paper That publishes tils
The icr happy o lear, from Mobile the, Gen
H,rruder was not captured and hs stoDewan jacon va
Dot at the recent battles a. Redmond
/ But have another subject to call your attention
70, which is very important. When Gen bnil
came here IL WAS NJ defst0c1 that he clmn at habi
OF Hogglng slaves, long practiced here, would b
! -tOpped; - 1t WAS. l5ut since, cen Sh@liey Wa
appointed Military Conn sndut of New-Ofieahs
with G.. p. Weilz'l q: Assistant MliFary Com
mandauS, On the 18th. Gen Shepley hit for ih
North ard it appears that WtitZtl gave ne ioNo"
ing authority 10 ihe JaIlcr IN tins city:
| CORRECTION or SLAvES.--Tee Law o
" he state Of Lou-u-- for the forec'o Of Sa'rs ga
enforced beetfJie End give notice - ne same 'io-
"a l73t Ieeler e. Police 'Gl.
TIE above Is a very cruel ~. SINE the ariiya
OF she Union arnv here the Rebes have turhe'
te;r furv against their sl.V.s saying The negroe
are the cause Of al the troubles, and you c"no
iiYaP ne how many scs of cTrely have been CON
uit,e1 since not ruphdy, Tor Ged. Butler, hnI
would stop tiem-hut In me tack ys-ds aud E3rrct-
/ Ep.. according 90 the law of LP lsltna, 8 masie
-, only o. take hi slave g. She Jj', ay p cents
ard. without glyiEg any reason why ne wants a.
have bis slave whip. ed, orders him = or /"
ksnes. Now dear friend, Il this IN harmony WI
the prin,i les aud wishes " .he Precedent shat
- ak not
Since the above order was ISSUED, many a mase
H. a. satiated his tttst Tor blood For Gods sake
rleage call lie attention OF the Admluisir iion q
lVashi gton 20 the subject, for 1t deserles tom
attention rom every friend OF humanity Nhat
Allow these Rebels tie pryileg-. without taking I
Ioarh. u aupease tueir rage npon The poor 81 ,yrs
Dear friend, It's worth pcmeinIg 10 witness thlng
here The fast few days.
one If the particular curiosities here now il tn
edi or OF TIE O.t0, Can't. Ciark. OF Gen. Buler'
siaf. Re IL kes himself very conrlicuo1s aud con
tempiiils. When he made hIs debut, he ANNOUNCED
that the problem Of TIE Dt4 was TO gife he he l.
Secessonists. No sucn thing. lie IL py5hslln
a. much OF 6 traitorous paper SIS Ih' Delta wa
before. In the short space Of tine he has been h~r
be las already become n rDutueineT 81 the ullr
school. DO not wouder. h. is now irleretted III
p grocery store. and OF cOurss, he wape some cu
I TONERS. he wages war upon the Republicans {
he North Ci course g. rs cary 10 90 -, Ia hlh Ell
tOIilI char, with ms sword 9n the liable. Here
Que Of lis productions;
..TBy &fv-YoEK TRIBUNE is one or the advanced D.
diums u Abodto.l.m. q effects hOwevT ;le doclues
which a Abohout- are ,e sing In recent i'.ue y d
cLres snoti hsTpy DOT the ord negro out 81 o.
COnsrtuton c3.c- sd 'taiGte eo lno" 20 d. lncio
IN fonndec opon color Or rso What ln ruar;iye con
y wouc be witu 0ar nj )ns Of ursroe' iArd IA wit
its white population Oh terna Of esi and PotsI equally .
lie reens lot to rec Jlec' hat there l. such stat
as Massachusetts. What DO you think oi Inn
) J. h. S.