The New York herald., 1862-10-17

csoses and the door was locked Nost Of the wounds
closely examined, found 70 have bsss inflicted with
broad baded carpenteTs hatuhet, the blade o. whicn
found N the yard oovesd Win sa sau s o."S~ sIo 20
have been struck The bonss OF the face and the Skull ID
front were frghtfuly fsctured and the soft tissues
mutilatcd 10 present shocking appearance
The Picane of yesterday contains the following &C
count Of the arrest of tN murderer
Since the murder committed Lieutenant Aner ana
ocers Rup and Mobery the Second district police,
have piled their detective skill-not in vain, we are
pleased 70 sayor the purpose OF iesresne out ;ne
ing him on beard the Spanish steamer Basco de ga
ray From Conversation with some Spanish sailors
to the whereabouts Of the murderer was obtaned
and at time aecertained that the Basco
Gaay 10 leave this port az four O'Clock this MORN
ing for Havana No time therefore 70 be lost Lieu
ieaan, Meier went TO the ONCE spanish Consul and
kindly furnished with permit and letters 70 the
captain 81 the steamer These were taken by Lieutenant
Miller and his specials board Of the steamer az late
hour last night and every facility was furnished which
could possibly aid them N the accomplishment OF their
object thorough search Of the vessel was made, but
without immediate success, aud arrangements we're on
foot send officers 10 the Balize, with view OF
trapping the offender when no should emerge from
the ship appeared on deck, with the feion runaway
in custody. They had found him slowed away
OF the lockers Of the forscaste brought him
out with marked exhibitions Of that instructive repug
which sailors always show the blood stained
under the various names Of FREDERICK Abaandeo Frede
rico Bosh FREDERICK Gevonea and Frederico Codino,
gold watch, finger ring and gold chain were found,
which have since been positively identified as the pro
perty OF the murdered man. He has also been fully ide
titled as the person who had sought tho hospitality OF
Andreu, and who left Andrews house immediately alter
the murder committed. His side whskers and
musache have been shaved Of since the tragedy was
enacted but that did not render his identification ~ all
doubtful or difficult Ahaandeo is young, stout, ath
etic man, not twenty seven years oi age, and,
though his experience in criminal matters has doubtless
been great, ferocity and guilt have not yet deeply
marked his countenance with their demon signet as
might well have been expected Al present he is con.
fined the Second district lookup, and he attempted
jump overheard after he arrested be is Of
deprived Of all opportunities Of committing suicide.
General Butler and staff embarked Pensacola yes
erday afternoon The Generals stay will be only two or
three days as be only to the state of affairs
there. lis departure was kept quite secret
The following orders have been promulgated in New
Orleans, as dated
GENERAL oRpERs-No. IT,
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT THE GydF, I
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. /, 1862. !
Every offcer-not disbursing officer Of the United
this department, will make an immediate return of all
collections and disbursements previous TO this date.
This return viii be made TO D. D. Field Financial Clerk,
at these headquarters, and balances will be turned over
TO him By order OF Major Gen. BUTLER.
GEO. {. STRONG, A. A. General.
GENERAL ORDERs-No. 7S.
HEApQuARTERs, DEPARTMENT GULF,
NEw ORLEANS Oct. 2, 1862.
Every commanders Of a regiment, battery uuattach
quarters of every enlisted by them in this depart
ment. This return shall be made out muster in
roll, and shall give the Of the date Of
stment the date OF muster the amount Of bounty and
pay that they have received, and what amount is due
them in any way. BY order OF Major Gen. BUTLER.
r. g. DAVIS, Capt and A. A. A. General.
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 70.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT THE Gu1F,l
New ORLEANS, Oct. 4, 1862, I
In accordance with the terms Of the cartel recently
negotiated between the Major General commanding this
department and Major General Van Dorm Of the Confede
rate army ali prisoners registered these head
quarters for exchange will be by Baton
Rouge Ia, on the Sh October INST leaving New Orleans
at ten O'Clock A. NJ OF that day Those officers the
OF whose surrender permitted the retention Of their side
arms, will be allowed to take with them their swords
only but in no will permission be granted TO pur
chase arms of description to carry beyond the lines
will any supplies be taken further than the apparel
actually worn at the time Of their departure BY
mand Of Major General BUTLER.
GEO. c. STRONG, "A. A. General and Chief OF STAFF
GENERAL ORDERs-NO. so.
HEADQUARTERS, PREPAYMENT OF THE GULF,
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 4, 1862
No beat OF description whatever will hereafter be
permitted TO carry OF any kind up the Mississippi
river beyond Camp Parapet" without special permis.
sion from these headquarters and from this Office alone
will passes be granted to persons going outward in thnt
direction. BY command Of Major Gen. BUTLER
GBo. c. STRONG, A. A. General
GENERAL ORDERS-To. IA.
HEADQUARTERS, UNIrKD STATES FORCES,
In NEw ORLEANS AND ALGiERs, Oct. /, 1862. (
First Lieutenant Leroy L. James Second regiment United
States artillery, ABIDE Camp is hereby appointed Acting
Assistant Adjutant General He will be obeyed and
epected accordingly. BY order of
Brigadier General ARNOLD.
CnAHEsC. DWIGHT Captain and A. A. General.