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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
ARRIVAL OF pRiZTS.

IT. rrise schooner Flash, 10 oharao Of Acting
Master d. arrived On Saturday Size bad very
neavy wesher o.. .ia,tems lot foresail and split
maiu'ail Tool pilot from boat h'ry and Catha-
Fne, No. 6, who kindly supplied her with provisions
The Flash captured of Prices Inlet, about ii
miles TO the north OF Charleston while attempting to
IN re blockade. By tie Unisd States bark Restless,
Lieut.. Ccnrcy commanding. .
The Flash stood in ogsrd the land about II a. m,
when tie bark discovered her ;n.d hred Psrruu
sacl through her mals4ii. IT daylight she was
about three miles of, aid wheu t-ey found it WAS
useles to Try and eecare hoy fan her Ashore set fire
to her and abandoned her. The bosts Of the bark
were Immediately GENT TO her, got her aoat, and pat
out tire fire. She was under English coon and had
cleared from Nassau for NcwYork. Her cargo con-
ssta Of salt, kerosene oil, paper and box soap.
The schooner Viola, Capt. Haskel from Port
Roy al in seven days, in ballast, to Moore & Henry,
arrived en- Friday, reports: I'd inst, of Charleston
spoke United States gunboat Onward, having in tow
yawl-bost with the captain and cre~ of schooner
that bad been captured by one Of the blockading
fleet. The crew Of the schooner had attempted to
escape from her in the boat, but were cut of fron
the land and made prisoners. Capt Haskell did not
learn the of the schooner captured, the ves-
eel taking her.
The prize schooner Maria of Nassau, N. p, ar.
rived on Sunday, IN charg. of Masters Mate Elery,
from off Charleston. The NJ. wgs captured IA iniles
south Of Charleston, by the U. s. gunboa. Santiago
de Cuba She was from Nassau, n. T., and it is
supposed, trying to run the blockade at Charles.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
U. g. CIRCUIT COURT-Msr Io-Bsfore Judses EsisoS
and SnAiIEI.

u 6. CIRCUIT COURT-Mu lo--Bsiore Judses Hsi,oS
and SnAIIEr.
TIE cAsr OF HArsEs.
Mr.. McKeon, in behalf of Samuel Is. Haynes,
whose trial prey has been reported moved to admit the
sccu.od t. bail The motion approved oy tho Dh'nc
torsy. Decision WAS reserved.
SUPERIOR COURT-0gsrniL T.xM-MiT TO-
Before al the Justces
DECISIONS.
Eliza VI. Carrier agt. Charles Pierson.-Order an
pee led from Affirmed. Opinion by BoswoIth, G. J.
| The People rel. Jose Is!liens ct o. ss. william II
Dycim.n Order appealed ff0m reversed ~hou, costs
Usea 0Connor ,r,. George Such ct .l.-Ahirmod upon
,mendiHeot Of judgment, &C Opinion by }. Bos"oHh
J.me. McCrary Of al sst ysme. c. Wnei,. Sheriff
Jadsnen, .iifned. Opinion by bo.~o'h G. j.
and ITisl sdeEed cost to abide event. opnion
EaSsu. ouii1on Ao .xt s.ntas, LinJo implicated.
Oc.f r,eroJ without Of appeal to either party ap
peal The .iiaehmsn, d.ehsryed with 10 costs TO defend
be 70 .. act Gsbre Lindo keTorde reversed without
costs OF APPEAL. &c Opinion by hobsit.on o,
wm B lah ss. ns tho" u, ,fne'-oTder affirmed opin'
Ircd.rci r. B.tts ss, Samuel j. W. Fireman. kcordsr
modified. Opinion b. Barbour, j.
SPECIAL IGRn-GiY l0-Belore Justice BoswoErH
DECIsIoSs.
MeiSt sg BsgoIte bond as to form aid s1fcieney sp'
Adam. sst Murray Fck,t.in at RAn,toeki Murphy sgt
HeOovsrp, orders granted . -,, .,,,
Loeschsk sy, jacobson Motion to continue inuc
denied wsh 10 costs TO defendant
COURT OF GENERAL SEsslONS-M.S lO-Be'ore
Recorder HoyYu,y.
The case Of John Lee, bar-keeper at the Canter-
h,r, Al. Conrr,t Saloon who srestsd b. Capt Hege
of the shth Prenct Police, the charge OF vioarg he
Concert Balloon law up for argument upon wit oi
orpus which lad been Issued by the Recorder Jas
Brady Tor esndant claimed that the aw was pIoonsu
tlonal.
Mi Whitehead Acting pistict.Auorpey, argued at con
siderable length support o. the legality aud necessity oi the
at.
Before Judge McCvss
John Henderson, who pleaded guilty OF AN attempt
At petit larceny sentenced TO the tity Fri-on for " day
convicted OF pe larceny rom the person wore eAe
.@ntencsi TO years npr'onnrnt 10 the frnitenuaEy
Lin farel conscsd Of maud larceny, was sentenced 10
The state Prison oT two years.
John Curly convicted VI forgery In the fourth degree In
,p, counterfeit bank blI, sentenced TO tho State
f,,.ou for " y years.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
ATTACK ON SEWihL'S P0iET.
Omcial Report Of Ffag-s'fHccF'
SoIdrborOuGh.
RESTRICTIONS For the ATTAcg ek TIRE mtRsis1hc
II. 3. FLAGSHIP MINSrsorA.
HAnPTOT ROADS. va, aiSF u 1901
u . -. 4 IL fLusfaA Ntntca


S,u. Apreeahy 10 a coz muIicallon Jntt received
. 81 ,be Uon. Edwin NJ Stanton, have the honor
A. ,snort that tie rttrucious gave Yesterday TO the
"scer. commanding the several vessels detailed TO
A. an Are r,op Sewalis Poirt WERE tha: tne OBJECT
az ths move was 10 ascertain ue Ps"', 'oa'in'! VI
- Sa;. Lo3v of troots theres bout, and 10 reduce
the works if it could be DONE th.t tnr Wooden Vst
80, .bond attack tie principal works IN eiihisde,
81 Tho, the Monitor to be accompanied by the
Sevens should 90 up as far ~ the works ana theie
operate IN front on INC MeIiin'aS "il ~
ME OF the worBs
Tae Monitor had orders TO fail back INTO 1alr cnan-
rel-way, rnd only TO eDgsge Ter seriously III SUN .
Oosition tha, his ship, together with the merchant
vessels intended for that purpose, collu III" hor
down II In opportunity presented hseh, Tue o'uer
vessels were NOT to hesitate 10 run her down. ana ,he
RsItimore an urarmed steamer OF bght draN2h',
bish sYeed and with cared bow was kept ih uie
diec,ion of the Monitor expressly TO throw befSeh
across tie Merrn.ac, either forward or Si' oi ner
nla.ed bouse. bu. :he Me1imac cid not engage the
kon;tor nor did she place herself where she could
kave been assaed by our ram vessess TO any advan'
taoe. or where there was any prospect whatever
of getiinl OF her.
Nv instructions were necttaGrlly verbal, and IN
giving them, suppo,ed that l was carrying ont
Soor wishes in substan If not 10 the letter Tie
demonstration resulted IN estA5shpg the fact that
N. number of guns at the prlucipal work on Sew
All Point ,as been essentially reduced and is not
greater now than about seventeen, and that The
humber of men now stationed there Is compare
lively quite hmited. The quarters connected with
Ais work were ret on fire by our SHELLS, and no
doubt seriously injured.
An very rssds tally. your obediert servant.
L. NJ. GOLDSBORUUGH.
Co.-mapdlns Naval BCckading Squadron.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
ARRIVAL OF A GUNBOAT.

U. s. .Gunbost Cayuga, y. Is. Harrison, Leut..
Commanding, has arrived, from New-Orleans April
% and S. w. Pass lst inst via Fortress Monroe. SO
hours The following j. lirt Of her oticers
n b. Harrison, Lieut. Comds. Lieu, O II. Perkins; Act
ing Ns,ters Thos III Morton T. Percy
p l. Bosart; Psymas,.r Il. N. Wh1,n; Chisi Ensinrer
Geo w Roger; Sd assistants do Ralph Ashton. w sgd
rey, T. &. Chatter, Masters Mtes Thos B hcCee Jsme.
Olen and Rob,. c. Bostsicki Captains Csrk Charles NJ
Buns surseons Steward. W. o. Boriicsn fsynasste ssu
3. Msssa-
The Cayugs's news is in Saturday mornings edi'
tons che having landed a number OF reporters at
Fortress Monroe, where she slso telegaphed her
news and sent dispatches, correspondence, &C., TO
this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

-Flag-Oiicer David Glasgow Fsrragut, DOW In
command Of our fleet at New-Orleans Is native OF
that city, and about 60 years OF age. In childhood
he was adopted by the late Commodore David PoF'
ter receiving his bsptismsl name, and Is shos ths
brother aioitive of CaptJ. d. Porter, Of the Ese.'
in the Mississippi fotilla, ard Of Lieut. Porter 10
command of the mortar fleet at the mouth OF 'ns
Mississippi. At twelve years OF age, he was on 'ns
Essex at Valparaiso IN 1914. in that "oss sS".n'
naval fight, and was specially commended 70 Toe
Department for bis brave department. no ns' oesn
srost constantly in active service Dur"s .ns
GEAR, ,saI -, %. "a he WAS employed in cruising
CO.. riyates in the Caribbean Seas, and distin-
,m;.,sd himself BY most efficient service and gall
- He wa, for some time in command Of the
p.ooilvn a, the Vera Cruz station, at the time Of
,h. mission of Mr.. McLane to Mexico. He has been
married in Norfolk, Va, and 10 tho owner of
large property in that Rebel city. But before he
outbreak, and TO avoid entsnglements, he removed
his family FROM Norfolk 70 cottage on the HudsOn,
whence hc was called active duty In putting dowa
the reJe ion. He is most accomplished omess.
versed in every point Of his profession, ana mos'
energetic in all naval dnties. lie speaks WIN n0'
ency Eve or six modern languages and, sai'o' As ~
is is gent, 10 e scholarly fas'e an' '-S
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

Grs. Hu,rKR ORGssizIsG TN NEGRors.-Msjor-
Gen. Hunter has irsued AN order 10 the Coloneb OF
regiments in his Department TO report TO him the num-
Der Of active intelligent non-commissoned officers,
and even prvates, that can he selected from each
regiment who are competent TO instruct and dll the
negroes in military exercises. Il is oviden' from
this that, If the war be protraeed 50 long, the brave
old General intends TO have some volunteer regi-
nents that can endure the Southern climate during
IA Summsr month";
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
FROM PORT ROYAL.

The United States steam transport Oriental, Capt.
Tuzo, from Port Royal 9Th inst, arrived ii this port
on Friday night.
Nothing OF importance had taken place at Port
Royal since last sdvices.
Steamers leave Hilton Head daily for Beaufort,
Otter Island, Edisto, Dawfuskie, Pulaski, aud
Tybee.
The Rebel steamer Nashville, alias Jas. l.. Wrsgg,
succeeded in running the blockade at Wilmington,
N. c., few days ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
MR. DAWES ~ REPLY TO GEN.
CAMERON.
W.nIILNaIuA LII

WAsmSoroS, d. C., May Q, 1901?
s. NJ. FTLTos-Dear Sir. am just in receipt OF
voas OF ye.edsy, In relation to Den. Cameron recent pub
lie statement IN Harrisburg Of the motive which he supposed
prompted the discharge OF what deemed my duty on
recent occasion IN ths House have only TO say ,st dd
ot know until he ed IT, that dollar OF the stock
Of the Philadelphia wilmington and baltimore kafoad ls
q, ever vas owned IN Ma.s hu,.tta and only know 1t now
.m his statement have occasion or d-sho to other
.e su e 10 his speech and do THE only ia aanowl.oa
,,,,, of ,out l.ttsf Yourrtuly, Al. l.. psNEk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

SI,BBiNG ArrRAY.--About = clock on SATURDAY
vs,,., L., dDonl,y occurred between Michael Kenny,
keeper No los York street, aud one OF his
nsmcd Peter Farmer IN the course OF which Kenny
,tsbb.d t ice IL the head ard in he neck phy.
ciu and crested the wounds which though severe
are not lily dangerous Farmer though sonew hss
sbou The face escaped but found concealed
ON the rool house and taken into custody De
a an lockei up 10 WAX a hearing.
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

BuLIARDs-NEw MoDE OF PLArIse.-Nous.
Morter, French professor Of billiards. gave on Sat-
urday evening, a. the rooms Of Messrs. ksvanagh
aud Freeman, corner Of Tenth street ard Broadway,
private exhibition of his mode Of playing bll-
liurds, without the use of either mace or cue. II
consists in taking his ball in lis right hand, and
placing it nearly in contact with either OF the other
balls; caroms by spinning it of one ball on the
other, imparting in the action such peculiar twist
to bis own ball that on striking cushion it will take
any direction he desires to give it. The Professor
showed surpr;siug skin in easoming by tins means
although in his essay with the well-known billiard
artist, Dudley Kayanagh, who used tie cue, be wss
easily beaten His mode Of playing s certainly In
terestng, as evincng tho curious influence that the
"twist" has upon the movements and direction OF
tho ball after striking tie cushion, but it will never
come into general favor, supersede the use OF the
cue. This evening the Professor gives public e1-
hibition of his skill at the place when he vsill
contend against the best playe5s Of the city, they
using the cue, and he playing on his own peculiar
style.
Tho sam Of $l,025 was realized by the proceed
ing, of the late billiard matches and tournament for
the widow Of Joseph White.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

chevy predict Brokers csgitais snd dealers stand
ehlst the position Of ,. nc'op " s onfy
.yets nay h.rco change fr The btt.sI 10 eiroHek 81
f,.- dap.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
Law INTELLIGENCE.
;rryp srArYs MARsnALs oFFIcE-MAr 10

UNITED sTATYs kARsHAL'S OFFICE-MAY TO-
MORE PRISONERS FOR FORT LAFAYETTE.
The Marshal has sent the following prisoners to
Fort Lsfsysts:
VIM " swee,ins master Harrison Thompson mate and
ank kesser steward Of the prize schooner hsrsey aud
W. H. Green master and Frank FAuer, steward, OF the rfHe
schooner Bell
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

4 (AikO. fTCsy May y icS<
| The Nemphis AraIonele cory Of which has
been received here, contains the following:
"A gentleman who LEFT orleAu, on tn. ii. .sys ,hst
the Union vessels ser having paced the foI;s forbid
the I,sh~ influence their husbsnd in tho fOs to
give up The result th! $50 SPIKED the guns, ard
ssvered themselves up to the Gen Butler in tie
lefty having up in the fret transport from below
| "RicuxoSp 3D.-Authen,ic information from EewO
l.au, the troops Jacison spiked when
IGea Duncan surrendered.
The gunboat Lop.,isi Q, Fort st. Philip, unuaDase
liable Size received bIoadGe st distance Of 30 feet. with
oo, injury and was then blown up by her commander
The French commander Of the fs,te aisre before the
seve notice tia. he required 1.J day, notice Be
No., boubsrdsut the city in order 70 remove French
Ieisisens
All tie cotton on ipbOard and IN the city, and tt Baton
tRouge wa. burned; 81 600 bales thus destroyed
Jeff Davis hiss ssnel proclamation appointing the 10Th
h the present month for IL, people 20 unite Ia their sees o
~o,ship in humble suppc1on to Almighty God tbs, He will
vorcsss bis the Confed-Ise srs add sha. he
will strengthen sd pro.e. their armies and watch ever and
proec, the people from tie scAnsons Of tbs enemy, AID
liz His ygyu good time re'torc ptsse
Gov 5etcher La. i.sued proclamation announcing the
,eecn Of the amendment to the STATE Corstta.on by
majority OF GO.
| ArGusrA May 3-Persob' who escspeA from Key West
lrsport that 1900 unousts on the Island and to are
lin the hospiel With the sue,. IoI."
\ local item in Tie Aralaaehe says that some Of
Gie city merchants refuse TO take the Confederate
money, even al leavy discount
| HoSTYEsT Tenn Friday May 9, 1862
Refugees from Memphis, May 4, who have ar
rived here report the citizens IN great panic. The
toops are gradually cvacuaiing Fort Pillow, and
coming to Corio,b. Beaureglrd is scraping every
thing for tie impending battle. The coDscnPt law
takes effect on the 18Th Of May.
The ARp1ol says that every nau must fight or cut
bait
The atlanta Confederdcy Of the 9th chronicles
the arrival on The 23d Of long train Of box carr
lflled with tories and their departure on tie 2ib
sor Madison where they viii be imprisoned III the
old factory building at or near that place.
| A Brownsville letter says that pronuncianiento
from VidauITi had been received, IMPOSING duty Of
I. cents on every pound Of cotton shipped in New
Mexico, and duty Of q per cent On ali goods from
Mexico and Texas
a Reconnaissance within a mile Of the eneny's
ntenebmens fully establishes the fact that the Reb-
els there in force and furthermore that they will
kfghi usde their iDtreDelments.
I The weather is good, and the roads sre improving
fast.
Nothing 10 known here Of the suppression Of news
Caro- or news Of any kind not already teegraphei
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

POLICE MovnmENrs.-DurDg the pas. "o'A '"'
Police Commissioners lave made the following 'p'
poiptments: c,.. II Ba,s.r sh. Joseph
msn,n -, y al IsppsJy ABB NsiD .so, i''hi J'hn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

rrvr.PoSrs House. oY ISDUsrRY.-This iustitu-
ton held is anniversary exercises on Friday evening
the Academy Of Music. The orchestra bad been at
paALed e, and seats in tiers pacedupon the stage,
on which some 800 of the little ones under the care
of the institution were ranged, presenting a neat
and orderly appearance The exercises CONSISTED o,
reports. &c. The income OF the institution has been
coual TO The expenditures. There was great diff
Guilty in stating III figures the results which have
been accomplished. 1t WAS only those who were
directly engaged that could fully appreciate them.
Tie children had been remarkably healthy; the
number under Instruction 10 l,076. The farm con
nectod with the institution had been able 10 clear
over 800 mors than expenses. The current ex'
penses OF the institution were 81 600 per month.
The balance in the treasury March l, 1862, was
81, ,45S II.
Speeches were made by the Rev. Asa ID. smith,
the Rev. II. T. Montgomery VIM. Il. Dodge, e.l.,
and Mr.. Barlow OF the institution, aud the eSefsie'
closed by very fnely-sung hymn by the 'hii'''A'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A meeting Of the Banner Republican Club Of
Brooklyn, to uphold the Administration in its eoFs
to put down the rebellion will be held to night, ~
Musical Hail. corner Of Fulton and Orange streets,
Stewart L. woodiord will speak upon the war. The
Republicans Of Brooklyn should turn out IN large
numbers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
IAAverfiaAnent

MME DEMoREsT's MIRROR OF FASHIONS
Extraordinary Improvement and great combustion Il
Beauty Novelty and Fssb,nsbe Elegance presented tn he
ScpxeInber Number ready. Do not fail 70 see H.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

APPoisrnKsTs AND REsovALs.-ln the Street
Department the following removals and appoint
menis were made during last week
Ausus,u. Purdy Deputy Stree. ln.pec,er. vice Edward
Even
Hn..Sii Bool- superntcdSen, Of whsrs, and Piers
vice GsorFe Nhi,e. resigued . 49, -
Denuis McCsnhy Inspector Of Sidewalk vice Wm oay's
removed. ~. =. !, -
B. Leyerch removed. =,
Robert Withegs Inspector Of Small Repairs, Vice NJ.
Frank Connor Crh Superintendent Of Repairs and Sup
plies - e-..,,
aud Supplies.
jane. u. Flynn Foreman of Nhsrves, vacancy.
Hi Bates Mortimer M~saire. Denni, Hosn Ross Mcguire
And Frank Foster, Insp sctors on Contract W ok
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
ftdverfissment

DAILY VICTORIES by our Armies make bssi.
To In TO the best sdvsntaeo
obtain careful Phrsnologosl Exaulinstton Of
FowLsR L WELLS, No 39 BrosdWSy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

FIaEs.-A slight fire occurred on Saturday after:
uoon abou, O'clock on the corner of Adams and
Plymouth Streets caused by sparks from neighoor'
ing laundry falling on the roof.
Abort / o'clock on Sunday morning bed at No.
Fraukin place caught fire fiom q Lighted candle.
No serious damage resulted.
An alarm in the Second District, on Saturday .i'
ternoon was caused by children setting fire TO Pile
of straw az No. 205 Hicks street.
An alarm about = clock on Sunday morning was
caused by tho r. kindng Of the embers at the scene
of the coniagraiiop in Water street on Friday night
No additional damage was caused.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

FATAL FALL OF CHAsBERs-SrREir MgR-
cBAsr.-About 2 O'Clock, on Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. Walter II. Bulkley Of the late firm Of Allen,
McLsin s. Bukey, of this city, fell to the sidewalk
from the window of his in the fourth story OF
Libbys Hotel, No. So Warren street. His body was
terribly mangled and instant death was the result.
Coroner Naumsnn held an inquest, and a verdict OF
accidental death was rendered. Deceased was q
native Of Connecticut, about IS years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

Mr. CHRisrY, THE FAMOUS NEGRO MIN
srRrG. COMMITS SuIcIDE.--For some time past Mr.
f. r. Chri-ty the man who, az negro minstrel has
been engaged for many years in making PEOPLE
laugh has suffered from depression Of spirits, induced
by tie belief that the Rebels were coming to New
York, and that bis property would become worth
less. Under these circumstances he jumped out oi
the second-slory window of lis residence, No. IS
Ems. Eighteenth street. last Friday afternoon stri-
king on his head and side. On being taken up 1t
was found that his right wrist and one Of his legs
were broken, and his head much bruised. Mr. C.'s
manner. OF late, leaves no doubt as to his having
been mentally derspged. Yesterday morning he
was .till alive, but sinking rapidly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

BUSINESS IN WMLIAnsBuReH.-The large busi.
ness and manufacturing interests located in Williams.
burgh have within the past few weeks experienced
decided revival. Many OF the establishments hat
during the Winter were compelled wholly or par.
tally to suspend, have now resamed operations, some
Of them now running night aud day. The shp-yards
also are very busy, many of them having more work
on hand aud under contract than the capacity OF the
ward enab them to farpsh in the regular tune. In
Greenpoint alone upward Of 1900 hsnds are eni'
ployed on wooden and iron vessels. Large namben
of buildings are going up in nearly every Ward, and
evidences Of the most prosperous activity may bs
seen in every direction.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
CITY ITEMS.
AMrsFMENTS THIS FVFNING

EMTNFmENTS THIS FNFNTNU.
LAuKt KgFsEs TaBATEg- Broadway Reason and Folly
er Lie IN Psris"
WsLL,,E's THEATER-No s44 Broadway " Old Heads ano
Young Fiesrs"
Wry4Fv GARDEs--Broadvsy, "Cersldinsr
AIBIo's 6AFDRS--Broadwsy "1h. Enchautresep
NlloNs ROYAL CKCus-Psace Garden -Four lth street
snd Sixth Ssoue, Jack the Clan. Killer" afternoon
nsd eyering
PARsUa's AxEKIckg MrsEuN-proatwsy. Grand National
Dog Shew Com Nntt, Whale kc., day and night
+ lowers Of the Forest" afternoon and evening
Cur-Rcp's HraRr ov rye hSDgs-Honpips Nc I'D Broad
way.
NArIoSiL Ac.DEny o. DLsleS-ho- 90 Bsosd~sy, dsy
All egeiiA..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
NEW ORLEANS AFTER THE sURRENDEI

tyos Ihs Delta Ap,H d.
Yesterday, New-Orlesns vas subjected TO the
most terrible humiliation and degradation which
have ever fallen upon q brave and true people
After valiant defense by our forts below the city,
after exhaus,ing all our resources and kill he
greater resources On water of the enemy enabled
them 70 pass exterior Notifications with their
large leet, and they approached the eity with 4
sluadron Il IL OF their largest yessels iii steam.
ships, gupboats or mortar ycsse;s. SteIs were i'm.
mediaiely tsken TO render the city barren conquest,
By order of the Governor and military authorities
oil the Government munitions and stores were sen,
away. Such material Of war AZ could not be re-
moved destroyed, as was also all the cotton in
the city. Oar batteries, six or seven miles below
the city, opened upon tho enemys ships from both
ndes Of the river but, this being Of no avail, they
were soon abandoned. Ia tho ueGn time, the hot.
tile squadron steamed up tue river. A terrible and
melancholy spectacle presented TO the vic.orou.
shps. The whole levee, for miles, was wrapped in
snoke from the burning cotton and gun-caTriages.
In 'be river were many hulls OF burning ships. The
squadron proceeded up the iiycr the great multitude
clustered ON The levee locking on I'D dsgus. and bo-