The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-29
Newspa Per. Accounts.
We extract the following from Ies Of New Orleans
journals received by the Marion


hS"~Fsft law oSNH eoAiN S~SN
store which not reported We continue to qaotc
the market hrm at 2Ac for Inferior TO- common, sAc
51c for far 10 fully fair and 5c. for prime 10
choice Clarified descriptions have been quite neglected
Nothing Is doing In moasses. We have heard o. no fur
ther sales Of tobacco Corn retailing al 81 20 p To-
Ice for clsar Sides and 2Sc. 25c. for sugar cured
hams Salt is SUI retailing but TO very Limited e5.sa,
at 81 so S5 for Liverpool coarse 81 for tine and ~ %
s. per sack Of two b, shells for Turks Island.
CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY.
from ths New Orleans Delta, June 10.
Simon Bculousa, Arthur Raymon, Augusta Ahadie and
St. John Ducoin held prisoners charge % hay
ing coHspred TO assassnate the Commanding General
Defendants allege that they nnocent and are eIn
selves the victims OF conspiracy. Efforts VIII DO
made TO show that the prosecutors are pels ns q
dsreputabe character and The records OF the Criminal
Court will be searched for that purpose This viii o. an
interesting case when well ysntnated.
EXTENSION OF TINE TO REBEL SOLDIERS FOR TAXING
THE OATH or ALLEGIANCE.
From the New Orleans Bulletin, juno 2ol
GENERAL oRpERs-So L.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoMMASpAEr,
New ORLEANS, June IS, iSd2.
As many officers and soldiers OF the Confederate army,
DESTROYS OF complying with the provisions General
Orders No l3 havo unable so III consequence
q the crowd o. applicants i is therefore ordero that
ed to land ncludins) the day Of June s6a
CT sHEPLEY, Military Commanaan..
z. ILsLEY, A. A. A. General
: From the New Orleans Bulletin June ao
BY reference 70 General order No. Ia in another
lunn published By command or Gen. Sheplsy Military
Comman dant, it will bs that no has extondol tie
time for complying with the requirements Of order No
Is until ana including the 23d inst From w cvoicd II
people sdw o1ts,sg for en-, az the cre yeteiay,
Judged ha. such extension sosud necessary II
probable that this extension Will give all ample time
to obey the order.
from the New Orleans picayune June 2ol
General Shepisy's order, No IS, complisrce with
which prescribed to be made within three days
its ths LIST day being day) is very impcra we
ana we Understand thai Il rcciriaq The a,t, Ion il de-
mGnds at Tie hands Of those whom it nearly concerns
But 50 great is the numbrr Of nose the 'oc Ge Ga orae
ha fully Md
There viii probably bs allowed Some extension o. its
limit
UNION MEETING.
From the New Orleans Delta, june 1911
Last evening there was meeting OF the Union Asso
citation at Lyceum Hall. Tie attendance was afse and
much enthusiasm evinced. Speeches we're maze by
Aessrs. Earhart. q. c. Morgan, Esq, and Others. An
other meeting will be held at Union Hail. Jackson street,
On Saturday evening next.
lFrom the New Orleans picayune, JUNE l9,i
BANK OF AMERICA, New ORLEANS, June Is, 1862
AN. PORTER, Cashier.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
from the New Orleans Bulletin, june 1871
The case OF Basills Laplacs tho Bank or America
up again before MAJOR Bell Provost Judge yes
terday, on the plea OF j. Ad. Roster, Esq COUNSEL
against the jurisdiction Of this in the matter
Counsel argued that It interference with private
the State courts that General butler had already called
upon the judges OF the STATE courts TO perform their unc
tons and that at least Of the judges had qualified
himself BY taking tho oath. Therefore there
necessity for the interference OF mar tal - Ihe Judge
OF the opinion that martial law 4 yerior all
other law and that, he commanded 70 try tho
questions issue between tbs banks and their do
positors he felt it his duty try this cause He pre-
sumed the facts were admitted bv ths banE b 4 ron
protesting that he had not yet done was
agreed 10 poep the case Ill to-day at ten o'clock
1t will be remembered BY readers that tho complain
withdrew Lis deposit from the bank about I4ih
OF April last taking part ia speeds and the balance ia
Confedeiat notes Eo now claims current funds for
the Confederate notes which ha drew and the court
cdsd in his favor: The bank replies BY plea Of want
of jurisdiction Daring the proceedings Of TIE day GROUPS
foymard 10 T. Ike the oath Of allegiance.
WHAT THE MASSES WILL DO.
from the New Orlslus i'ella June 1917
Robbed by oficeholue:s and army contractors long
deceived by the organs sf faction vicized by secret
gogues the masses Of our people are awakening from
fearful dream Tns great city OF tbs South has
much bsen captured BY an overwhelming force as res
OF factious mob, and the uncontrolled rule Of the
thug and assassin.
BEEN the @ S.sy q s da
as such required terrible remedies.
Fraud has run riot among Mercantile honor be-
came . mere byword. Credit, the very soul Of com
msrcs has no longer spot which TO plant its foot
To this fraud restore character and credit
10 this people, 10 no easy matter II be the work
Of months and years; but II we blot out from
rosists hsalthr and legitimate authority sc may thee
look for the healing Of the wrcchsd msady OF the time
DRY Up, coNsULs.
lFrom the New Orleans Delta, June Iol
The Major General OF this department has made the
word consul ranx. He has stripped these pretentous
fellows and exhibited them to pubic gaze He has donc
'sons two three times and strange to say such
is tho thirst for notoriety among the consuls they INSIST
upon their nude condition all the II General But
Ter rides Canal street. the consus come in
. body and protest that he did not ride down. II he
smokes pipe in the morning, he is TO have depu-
tation in the evening. asking why no cid not smoke
sesar. II he drinks coffee, they will send some rude
messenger h a note asking ia the name of some tot.
tering dynasty, why lie did not drink tea Foremost
among she.s foreign ss who have 0eea psrehns on the
British Consul II seems 10 as that that person is
sufficiently erbanei. II that lie should dry
up. He Is the subject o. universal laughter in New Or
leans. The fellows no follow after him aud sign his
letters are objects Of Pity simply; bit the ACTING
British Consul IS the sport Of 6seshops and shady
walks.
Lat tho Commanding General continue to strike at the
evils that exstnot seek farther than is absolutely
csssary, 70 uDraye and stir the past Short let
Dim continue TO do IS he has hitherto dons-strika at
existing abuses, make the power he represents
well by tbs certainty the justice OF his punishsns
Let him Der that The OF the people
have been lsd along By designing and ambitious men
ana have been deceived BY those 10 whom they
customed TO conhds.
But the reaction Is hand. The masses will respond
ere long to words Of mercy and kindness They will rs
call the day when their country and symbols were
dear TO them when the great names of statesmen
and soldiers glorious aud renowned because soldiers f
the Union wore dear 70 them. No
longer victims Of those who sought but 10 stir up
their passions by fslsehood, BIZ Indignantly traducing
their own peopstheir own flesh and bosd-heirs alike
with thsm In the greatness and glory OF tie American
nane the will arise IN tn IL anu themselves
plant The beloved flag over every portn Of this military
aopu sncns, sNeu 10 " No" hohtS over our lily te-
harbngsrs Of the rapid restoration throughout our
southern land OF the glorious Union.
TRIBUTE 10 GENERAL MCCLELLAN PROM THE
GULF.
From the New Orleans Delta, June 10
The news from the North places the name OF McClsl.
Ian upon the roll OF those destined 10 immort ali
~. He has fought great fight and fought IL we'll lie
has acbisvsd great triumph classes Of enc
mics Those his FROM have given war TO the pres
OF steelthoss in the rear must bend and break
before the usre Of his glory grateful country re-
eognizng the immsnss debt due TO him for having wait
ed TO give t1e coup dc grace 70 rebellion will hold his
reputation to-day and forever in trust TO be fostered
and cherished By all the living Of today and hereafter
iani
DRUMMING OUT THIEVES.
From the New orleans Delta, June 10
Two soldiers, who have been convicted OF theft, are
10 be drumnsd out Of the Thirty first Massachusetts, re-
gimsnt this evening, a. Annunciation square.
IMPERTINENCE ANSWERED.
From the New Orleans Delta, June lpl
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