The New York herald., 1862-07-13


j aud hse VIII have tao bcs Interests Of thr CITY ~
art, and So have + their power !" atvanc. IN Sc
intr.sts, ~il, u st be noied. be pfomnt willing ~
iaclate, in all practicab ways SO desirable issat
miscellaneous.
GENERAL BUTLER AND THE FOREIGNERS.
General order No. Al ills half column OF the raiy
D.1a. We extract tho following
II is further ordered that all perrons ever heretofore
citizens OF tho one states asking Or receiving any
fvo prtecton p'iyIega passport Or 70 have M ney
paid iiem plO .erty other valuable lhns whatever
dsnvcred 10 them, any bep At Of the power o. the
Utied states xtndot ~ chem except prot ctoh fron
pers nal v,iencc, n.st e,ks aud sDscribe the Data
ab va specified bevc her request cai be ha,sd or any
act doho in TIER favor oy ay officer Of the Unto states
shall be loeIned 10 have bcos c..zsns vi the unltod
states .ho shall have Deen resident tho.ein or til space
hyr years and upward. and 4 foreign ri sha Lot
aimei aud received prot ction OF their govern
ent duly slgne, anu registered by tho proper ulcer
than SIXTY days prev ious TO the publication o. t5
order
II having come 70 th, knowledge OF the Commanding
Genea that many ersonS residoat within TINS depsrt
m,!t have been aiding rebellion, by iurnish
ig aid munitions OF war, running the biUckase
giving nio M III ~ cJIccaing property. AM auel,ing
by other say Tho 80 C. iva vuo orats atos III viola
ton of he laws OF aeutraiity imposed upon them by
ther soyersikas, well MS tho laws OF the United
states anI III II less pun,bs- are still SO engaged il is
therefore ordorod that all Foreigners claiming Of ths
p ivia9ss oi Ame loan citizen. or protoc"n or favor
frc the government ci tho Unlet States (excAps pro-
lection from pc ersona voienGc), shall previously ta1e
and subscribe To an oath in the form following
r. -, do solemnly swear. or affirm, that 90 long
70 a r al n be ao Or sns
that has hee Or = About y be done nal sha aa o. s"o
s.sr. ave % 'h' enemies 0' 0pp0'e''' INC o'se -
CARRYING OFF NKGRoEs.
General Butler has issued the following order In re!a-
ton to the carrying away colorsd porsops from Now
Orlssns--
GENERAL ORpERs--No. "A.
HKApvuAKIERs, DEpAKTmENr TIE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, Juns 81, 1852. !
Any vessel attempting TO leave this port and take
away any person OF color, who did not come here on
board her, and has mot . pass from these head
quarters vii be liable 10 con6scaon and her master
! punished by Imprisonment.
No vessel shall leave the port until the master shall
take oath that hs has any such on board
aud will allow any such to come on baari BY com
mand " BENZ r. BUTLkR,
Major Gsaera. Commanding.
n. 8. DAVIS, OaptaiA and Acting A. A. Gsneral
| BREAD REGULATIONS.
| General shepley, Military Commaneant a New
| Orleans. .Adircssss order to the bakers
HEApQr ARrkRs. MILITARY CoxxANpAM.s
CRY HALL, NEw ORLEANS, June 81 1882
The price u -four being this day twcntyfoar dollars
per barro bakers are requested 70 give during the
ensuing week commencing Monday 23d INST, as fol-
lows further noticeTwenty four OF bread
for twenty con twelve ounces for ten cents six ounces
Psrchasers Of bread from whom ahighsr price is OK.
will report their Names the name Of tho baker
and Loaf Of ths bread purchased and sstenent
Of the price paid, at any police stalion Or wth any As
sistant Provost Marshal.
MODEST FOR CONQUERED CITY.
| The New Orleans papers are particular about being
corciiatsd. They get with Butcr but, perhaps b.
ing afraid Of his assassination they want arst to got rid
Of General Phelps. We copy from tho National AdUo
cdie.--
The friends OF the Union residing In Louisiana are not
satisfied with President Linccn's continuing General
Phelps in command They consider him an enemy TO
the Of the United States aud therefore II
impossible for him 10 harmonze with citizens who
determined to maintain their rights as defined u
that sacred charter; while Major General Butler and
I faktn ma
our rights, ~ On evidence Of which we have General
Buffers order that those employed should b
or ss ord. warnus 1s s n:s
.ns which would attend their aiding lhs
These wholesome regulations countsracted by the
should tolerate IL he wishes 70 have Tho confidence
| OF the people Of Louisiana.
| ABOUT woMx.
The samo paper has the following paragraph which
coming from New Orleans. sounds listls singular
There nothing by which have through life proftsA
rs than BY the just observations the good opinions,
| sensible women.
rRohIsE OF aoop BEHAVIOR.
| The Advocate says:-
There not being any good reason for continuing this
eudsd, We shai bs slow 20 embark again in strife like
y to provo 80 dsastrous-sn Of try
Ing which can DO the other the most harm.
THE BALLOT COX.
This palladium OF our liberties must aud shall be pro.
tscted and sustained from the eb;sss, violations aud
So great has been this abuse thas has induced many
good citizens 70 despair Of this republic and DO willing
10 return ssas TO monarchy, the worst OF ell
dies. Military rule good substitute r monarchy.
This OF necessity must be temporary and before Il Is
withdrawn hope the ballet boxss III be open
fsos citizens end has they wia PROFIT BY so scod an
opportunity to place Competent IN authority rule
over the city affairs which have bssn sadly msnsnsged
for u,any years.
This reformation cannot take plaes II the property
holders Bankers and tnsrchasis Wild not take part in
forming good tickets anS supporting The Candidates hus
selected.
trouble and make the necessary contributions TO select
good rusrs, they should sbmit without u,urmur 20
The mpos,ons which Aro sure 10 follow thsir lukswar
nsss and negieci.
In place Of cantcatne themselves with fading fanls
with and cursing others, they should rcmsmbcr ihs
such irrttes ana drives the voters into the
teen invited bsre onr Jaws. thsy should he aswed
freely 70 sacy the privileges guaranteed By those laws
PuRiTANIsx oUrRryALLRD.
The Della has found . rival to old fashioned Puri.
tanisrn-
We had always supposed that for downright unmitt-
gated higotry, and car consuming and eyssxPauiinG
crsduy an old fashioned Puritan kad rival but our
late sxPsroncs has changed opinion mai eraiIy In
this respect Some Of the people Of New Orleans far
ahead In this matter. for tbs ridiculous the
the more tsnaciousy do they adhere 10 W and report
entirely destitute OF truth the whole power or bind
Sss |. thrown into The seal. & =. M sy % doins black
after they get used TO i and believe some OF our
nsighsors hsvc imsbsd passion Cor being humbugssd
Ia the same way
Funeral or Hon. K. G. West.
The funeral OF the Hon. Edward O. west ex Surrogate
Of this city took place ss hapast three O'Clock Fri
dsy afternoon from his late residence No l07 Lexington
Several distinguished members Of the bar and
ethsr Of prominence ATTENDED 70 pay last tibus
OF respect to the clay or the departed The funeral