Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-28
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Later frona few Orleans.
Froa the Mobile NewzI
We have before us = copy Of Buffers New o.
leans Delta Of the 1911, II which We tlL the TO-
lowing infamous order. lorbidding the payment q
debts 10 persons who have not taken The "oalt:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARIaEsT or THs GULF,}
NEW ORLEANS. October u, l56z.
General order 30. 81.
Al persons hcldrg powers Of attorney or le-
lers Of authorization tron- Or who are merely
acting for. or tenants OF, OF Iat-u7scd with any
moneys, goods, wares. property o. merchandise,
real, personal CT mixed, Of cry person 20" I'D.
the service Of The se-ca5.cd CJ-t-lera5s safes,
or any person not known By such agent, -e-ank,
or trustee, TO be a logal citizen q The United
SAFES, or a bonn f3e neutral subject Of 2 to-eign
government, viii retain ID their own hands until
further oTdsrs, al such moneys, goods, WAKES,
merchandise and property, aud make al aecu-
rate return Of the same 70 David O. g tlc-d,
ESQ, the f1ancial clerk Of Iris department,
upon oath, on or before TIE irst day If NOvem-
Der next. Every such egent tenant OF trustee
falling to make % true return, CT who shall pay
over OF deliver any scch moneys, goods, wares.
msgchandiz3 and property 70 or for tie use, o-
rec.ly or indirectly, Of any person not known
by him to be loyal citizen Of tHe United s. a,es,
without an order from these headquarters, Wi-
be held personally responsible for the amount SO
neglected to be returned, paid over or delivered
All rents due by tenants Of property belonging
70 persons not known 50 b iJyei citizens OF tbs
United States viii b paid as they become due
to D. q. G. Field, Esq, hua-cial clerk Of tie
department..
By command Of MAJ Cen. BUTLER.
ESQ. G. Strong, a O., Chief Of S.aE.
The DdtG cGer5 at its counter fourteen Per
cent premium in current city tu-3s fer United
I States treasury notes.
The Ddtu saws that IF one fac. Is more prom
ineut than another, i5 IS that ,he Union mea Of
the, city have gone far ah1Gd Of Lincoln IN theiT
belief in Gle necessity 1t an emancipation pro
c.amat.an, aud Gays .ass % one vcIug elalter
IN paTtcGla-, the CWler Of luad1els Of slaves.
declared, weeks sEo, that such a proclamation
must and ought 90 CONF
On the l5sl General Bl.ler reviewed We.zsFs
brigade, and his organ declares IL 5y far Oh.
moss imposing a-air cf the kind iLe people Of
New Orleans had ever b5heL5." We presume
ghe people Of .has city are becoming accustomed
TO imp9sitoUs.
The market was entirely clear If sugar acd
mOlasses, there Being Eoae 10 frs. EauCs.
The Delta has = vulgar editorial, grossly abu-
tive Of the Rev. D.. Goodrich, pastor Of the
Episcopal Church st tie Intersection Of Camp
and PIytanis streets We extract Che following
On Sunday last the church wss osened, IS
usual, for divine service. The r7bed pastor was
there in his desk, and = large aud fashionable
congregation filed the rews. There were pres
ent, too. several army C~fiss-s, and sn1lg them.
hsJ9r George Q. Strong, General BCl7r's Ad-
IUtsnt General. Like most OF the CIcers Of
the regular army, the major is q member of TIE
Episcopal Church. lie sss in = .tCHs pew; and
with al Inc reverence Cf e MAJ Of fzi,h, be
strovs to follow ihs ma i.a-gd jIub.-i and
CARRIED service which Mister Goodrich offered
rrFsA 4L, --IHa-a --- --n---r--. - AM- sa-----.-
aud sUdacisv Of the little minister, was natural
but he remembered tina. God SECS al hearts,
even Mister GoUdlch's.
The " ceremonies . rolled on and on, and
finally the m-51r discovered that the minis
ter had omitted tas PRAYER fJE lie President Of
the United S-at-5-Whicl is as much G. pzTs o.
tie Episcopal service IS a beL.5f ia G-d is q
part Of the Episcopal creed. i hymn was
chaunted, end then the eftire audience kneit.
as If to indulge ia silent prayer, which silent
prayer might have lcuia-5lj=i for Lla success
of Jefferson Davis, for al that we know 90 !be
contrary. While the cor EIer-li0u were n this
attitude, Major Strong rose aHl said TO The min
lister: Wait enc minute, SIR With tie sud
denness OF guilt surprised, the congregation
stood erect, sws stricken ard pale. Tuning to 4
them, the WGj1r said: Il came In Lafs for the .
purpose, aud the sole purpose, of wLolsL5pp-ac
God but iua5mUch as your minister has seen Er
TO omit invoking g blessing, g. on church SER
vice requires, upon Che President Of tie United
Ststes, I propose TO close the services. Tbs
house Will be shut up within tea minutes" The
minister now stepped ar-a 70 rsiuoUs rate.
5u. tia soldier reminded him ca.u.y tls- tG-
was no time t1- l,-cE5s0u. Il- minister .aer
cIageI The Esrci-.i.l, md 60 v1-5 ont Lie
light.
OF course, lizrs was some sir. o. course
Southern gentlemen were Indignant. OF course