The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-29

s.ss DW*3 pAper publated the order, and the
ctrcumstances, and Published Il also, The natural
eAcms nens and indignation that followed through.
cos tne community y indaaeRibabla 10 their crsdit
ns % s.d. nearly "a Of Butiers o1acsrs expressed
tnem.slvss asAs.sd Of the Indecent os1sr, aad even
now they wond rather mot havs the subject heouA t
mp. Several lady suheeribess ssnt to n nowipepee
onse and Indignantly and posltivelv fosh tAaSsnch
Rapsss should no ioaser be left at their dMslllasI
tial citizens, .: once called % the DeNss nd G.
deAvored 20 0btaiu Some Qualinaatiou of the ordee
eut thsy could get NO satisfaetion and wseo sudsy
nant and rsproachful oommnnioeAlou to Hutler
and again pressed him TOR . moAiAeatlon q TIE
hateful order. Butler then sept Tor TIE Mavor. =
Mayor Monroe replied. "Tsn Cen Datier my Of.
Desirable" Butler rstostsd, that anless he Nsyor
came q osce TO his headquarters hs would sen1 an
armed forcs to arrest and bring him there. Further
Opposition being useless ths Mayor. ehisf po,ies
Hotel, where they found the Brute Il : lowering
rage. Butler claimsd 20 b much insuItsd Ct ths
conduct OF the Mayor, and without ceremony or
delay sent Ar. Monroe md those who accompenisd
shipped down 70 Eors jackson. Mr.. Mouroes and
several other families were thus thrown int reat
dstress By this eel Of modern tyranny. and Ill
claims or petitions for their relief were unavai-
Ing.
About the Ars. Of October Mr.. Monroe fsslinaiy
requested that her husband might be permitted 70
coma homo briefly to go thsir dying child. Ths
afflicted wife haa better have rddrc9sai ter tear.
ful appssi to statue Of stone for the hard arted
Brute turned & deaf ear to her prayer The poor
child died soon afterwards.
The conduct Of the negroes In New Orleans u
nsolerabe to their owners, who exercise little
or no control over them. The Abolitionists have
utterly deTorazsd them. They are fed clothed
acd eUsrtered by tho Yankees who fraternixe with
them generally 70 q shameful M tanner, while they
laugh and talk sad walk together on the streets,
In fhQ Gisevfy tr1o an i:~AV>
inclination to make way on the banquet for ladies
aad gentlemen. The likely mulattoes are EN-.
ployed, or take up with the officers a. body ser.
wants, while the common class engaged to
cook and wash for the men but thsir character
istc Incidence prevails and their Yankee brothers
who OF course have ides how to manage the
darkieg. get but little service out Of them. A
child OF Mr. Thomas q citizen Of New Or
leans, wSs walk ing the streets In charge of
negress whsn a negro boy stepped up aud i'm
pudenty took OF q red whte and rcd "sscesa"
ricoon that was tied around tbs chld's waist. On
learning this outrage, Mr. Ihoma, hunted up the
Niger and very properly save him severe thrash.
ing. The dstksy threatened vengeance and tne
next day Mr. Thomas was arrested and sent to the
parish prison for thirty days for whipping the
gro Mr.. A. Lathrop. Of Mobile, had very likely
muatto boy who ran of aud took up with Yam
kes officer; his owner meeting the boy soon after
wards about the suburbs Of tie city, took him in
charge, chastised him, and ordered him home. Mr.
Lathrop was arrested and cast into the parish
after hs had been in possession Of officer of the
army # the Uoited ctates-i. E, abolition thief
Very few families in the city have been able to
;ain their negro ssrvsnta-nearly all have been en-
ticed away, openly or by stealth. On demand
being ulsde by the owner the negroes would some.
times bs giv-n up, bu: in day or two they would
be missing Bssio.
gentleman riding IN one CT the city railroad
cars with bis sister recently, the latter rudely
pushed by a negro ~ho just entered. The brother
knocked him down Immediately tho negro got up
and drew a revolver On the gentleman, who beat
him soandiy. The gentleman was OF course ar
rested, on complaint OF tbs negro. When the case
Game on, in day or two, Provost Marshal Klborn
said be no, acquainted with either CT the zen
erasn, and insutin2iy aided, that as he could not
tell the white an trora the negro. he would thank
tbs white man 70 stand up and answer the charge.
The gentleman was sen: TO Jail for one week for
striking the negro, and the niger was fined Ave
dollsrS for drawing weapon The Abo!itionsts
boast that they have 2o,c00 ne sross in and
around New Orleans the number ia Ger tainly very
large; but more idle filthy, lazy, degraded look.
ing set OF wretches never were seen; they can
hardly be made % COOK and wash for themselves,
aud the Aboti ,nists are greatly perpe in trying
to manage them.
All the world knows old DR.. Warren Stone
Ee IL celebrated for his grest surgical ekill, as
we'll as for bis greatness OF heart dependence
OF character, and devotion 10 the South This
truly graa: man was selected by Brute Butler
as shining msrk.' uptn which to cast his
venom. He was accordingly arrested and brought
into the presence OF the tyrant. Tee Doctor
walked up to Butler without waiting to be asked
ana said in an abrupt, curt manner: Here am.
General, and want to know what was arrested
for" Butler looked At the Doctor from head to foot
and said contemptuously: bad you srrested be.
csu;e you ara q great rebel, and the influence of
such a man as you are is dangerous to the commu-
nifty. shall send you TO Fsrt Jackson to get you cut
of my way. The old Doctor looked steadily into
TIE repulsive crooked eyes Of his wicked enemy,
as he Indignantly replied: 'Gres. rebel, hey p
Ycr II and tn Fort Ieckson hav3 7 in
being great rebel; you can send me to FORT
Jackson and be damned" When about to be sent
on hoard the boat thst was to convey him to the
fort. d.. Stone informed that il be would pay
4 fine OF hys hundred dollars be could avoid going
wn bat tie oi patriot scornfully retorted: "Tell
General Butler that it to be matter of dol.
lars with him but it il matter of principle with
me- and would no. give him Ave cents!' No
man in the coinmt nifty Is more beloved and ad-
nired than DT. Stone. aod as soon as it became
known to his friends that ne could bs relieved on
Paying fna, they sent the amount to Thief But
lcr, and the noble old man was released.