, 1862-07-23
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SANITARY CONDITION OF
TIE CITY,
AREBEL OFFICER IN TROUBLE.

4 REBEL OFFICER IN TROUBLE.
CONSUMPTION Of Foreign Subjects.
We have New Orleans papers to the 12th |
Inst. They contain little news of Importance
Among the rebels killed in front Of Rich
mond, as We learn from the R.eayune, WIS Col.
]. G. Seymour, Of the 9th Louisiana vo1ua-
teers. Col. Seymour WAS for many years, and |
up to the time Of joining the confederate ser
vice, editor of the New Orleans Buletta, and
was very highly esteemed. - ''':--
Mr. J. A. Thomas, q Well known Citizen had
been sent to the parish prison for one month,
for breaking his cane over the head Of col
ored man.
SANITARY CONDITION OF TIE CITY,
From the n. O. Delta. 18th
In the memory Of &c the Oldest tnhsbitant.''
our city was never more healthy at this season
Of the year. For this great blessing ne are
greatly indebted to Gen Buffers idea Of re-
heviDg the poor, and st the same time getting
said poor to clean up the Eheetg The order
vas entrusted to Gen. shepley, who very ju--
diciously selected Col T. B. Thorpe to super
intend the distribution of the charity Of the
government, and see shat the thousand labor-
erF, the recipients, did their duty. The result
is, that our city is model OF cleanliness, and
We cannot be too much obliged to the colonel
for the efficient manner In which he has per-
formed his onerous duties.
4 REBEL OFFICER IN TROUBLE
From the Delta, uth.]
"Capt. B. F. Perry who carries very
En] rfT,r1 wiz @F che
pocket, intended IS evidence Of commission
N the rebel army, in attempting to carry ont
his guerrilla distractions, by enforcing three
Germans into the rebel service, near the
bayou, outside the lines OF our pickets,
force" The honest Dutchmen, not relshing
consumption, and having no respect for his
authority, although he had drawn pistol on
them, lent hand, and placing him in boat,
conveyed him within the lines of the 8th Yer
mont. He vas taken charge Of By the officer
in command Of the outpost and forwarded to
headquarters. The Parish Prison furnished
| him q shelter last night. Upon his person
r, were found divers passes, and several letters
| OF more or less interest, among them the toll
| lowing, from IN Lowell, Major General
! Commanding:''
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. ~
| Jackson, MiEe., June Ith, 1862. !
| Capt. B. F. Perry, Jackscn, Mtes:
SIR-Your application to raise company Of par
| tlean rangers 10 operate more especially in thu
ewampe In the vicinity Of New Orleans, has beer
| approved. and forwarded to Richmond; meanwhile
yon arc authorized to raise 8 company Of infantr,
Of Eot lees than seventy f7D men, who will furnisi
their own arne, and must, as far as possible, b.
conscriptton law The captains will be commits
s1oEed By the prcs1aent, and the other eficer
While the company is intended particularly 70
the locality above named the men will uuderstau
that they are tn the service for the war anywhere
AS eoon IS son have sufficient number of me
pledged to join In the above conditions, you vi
Tspot the fact to these headquarters in order tha
| they may be duly mustered In.
| Your obedie1t servant,
ID. LOWELL, Maj Gen. Comd'g.
ONE WORD IN TIME.
From the Delta 12th.1
That we have the best feeling toward tn
people Of New Orleans they have every reaso
10 believe. Ne wish to guide them out {
every danger and keep them from surprise
Yesterday low creature Of the feminin
gender marched through Canal street display
ing secession tiag and pistol, and shon;in
the pralses of Jefferson Davis. This was
harmless pastime- enough; bnt there wa
come danger that some one might, In feve
ish excitement, disturb tue public peace
AS it was. a ecoundrel assaulted one of th
solelers who WAS conducting her to the Cit
Hall. The policeman in attendance discharge
his pistol and wounded the scamp. 4 va
| crowd assembled, which two cavalry so1ais.
diepersed with their drawn swords.
The woman and her useless husband vel
taken before Gen. Butler for trial. H hear
the case and 6ecreed as follows:
nEADoGAnTEns DErARrHE,sr or TIE
GULF, new ORLEANS. July u. 1861.
ErEcIAL ORnEK No. 179 John II. Lasue bc:1
l hy bis own confession yagrant, person within
| | yitib!e mea1R Of support, and one who gets
Es by to The @
having been found in the public streets wearing
cc1fece ag gppon her person. in order to Incl
j not, which act has already rssuliad IN a breach
lu1led States. is sent TO Ship Islaod Til firth
> orders. She is 10 be kept separate and apart fro
the other women confined there
I BY order Ct Major General BUTLER.
9 K. s. DAVIS, Cspta1n and a. 4. g.
We sincerely trust General Butler will tai
pains to get nearer to The roots Of evils in Nc
= Orleans. This woman was merely the instr
men Of returned soldiers from Beanregar ard
. camp. We saw them in crowds about b
: yesterday. They meant to create d Tios; b
e their courage was not eqna1 to the occasion.
Z We respectfully petition the provost M
q fha1 to be more circumspect. The crow
Il which assemble on the corner of st. Charl
y ard Canal streets every evening, to discu
: treaeon and sing the beau'ies Of secessio
o should be dispersed aud sent to bed.
l. THIS is all ne hare to say.
= GENERAL ORDERS.
. Gen. Butler and his suhordinates, have
II sued the following orders:
70 HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
F. New ORLEANS, July .. 1861
l. SPECIAL ORDER No. 4S-All dividends intere
Ia coupons, stock certtteares, and accrued inteIe
Is dns any y Or Payabje by any iaef9,lporatsd
a. a. and accounts OF any such citizen due #
StRn his VICE. Ii
70 heretofore been retained under any supposed
1e DER authority, ac Of sequestration, garnishee
statea of the state u e
- - hsrsby ofdered to be paid and delisered respt
~ lively to the lawful owners thereof, or their Il
Id By command Of MAJOR GEN BUTLER.
CO Eommauding Department
st. r. S. DAVIS, Captain and Acting a. A. G.
VI HEADQUARTERS DEPARrsEsr OF THE GULF.
ae NEW ORLEANS, July 9, 1861
9to GENERAL. ORDER No 49-A1 heads OF dep
'st nente In this division will make full retuTl
IN theee Headquarters OF al public property In Il
or hands en- The 1st Of July:
to Commanding Department
nj B. s. DAVIS, Captain and Acting a, A. G.
,th New ORLEANS, July 3. 1852.
lot SAEc7AL ORDER, No. 173 Authority has
he received from the. War Department to recruit
or organize several regiments Of volunteers for
United States arDT IN thse St4te OF Lou1siqn
Loa Lieut. G. WGitzal Corps Of Engineers and
- - eistant Military Commardaut. Il charged with
lAe superintendent Of the recruiting, cqutpme
pt clothing, organization and dill Of The force;
tue to this end he has authority to make ench s4e
vfu | and arrangements as be may thing proper,
r.. By order OF Major General bCTLER,
"a Commanding Departme,
~ 6a 4. S. DAVIS. Captain and A. A. a. Gen.
Pnoyasr MAEsHALs OFFICE
1Qs New ORLEANS, July IL. 1861.
8af The assembling together in the streets and
'ca- lie squares of citizens in groups aod cr>wds
or hecolDe dangerous to the public pence Th
-ou lice OF the city have therefore been ordc1e
ire 5iepene al assemblaEcs OF more than three
,pir sons, and to arrest and confine sill those Wh
90 fuse immediate compliance with their dfrectio
our Provoa. Mayshai anii chieY nf Poiics
me New OrIea
!. Important Patent Suit.
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