Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-10

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ahd, on lie cVru'n. Of tLo ssuis dAy, r:hefs'
EuiIer deceived lLt i1nwng letter
H.Yoh.LsY ~ NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, sAy ID. 1852.
II r. Il .narAl Eutlcr
.SIs: Having luIsnGdeIA;",d 10" yesterday
il. Relation To oar u :nriGI Uidcr, EJ IS,
" sl il withdraw tic ,Hd ,'seArLt | made OIL
tie lettv aiIr.sse' To ~" yesterday. Please
driver he letter To my Seer. al, H.. l"ncsn
A." i'll hubd Uu this note.
l..liI "hrd,rnt servant,
,Ivua I MDinu., MA,.r
T., til, iieiel.l Ia LEI etnrne,i TIE fHllJ~-
Ing Sns-rI
! llEAn4rAhIERs DEPARTMENT OF TIE '.fCLF,
New Orleans, May ID, 1852.
! str Tore csn be, there ha- been, M ToGu,
for Ia suhdGrs;sHdirg OF General oder 10.
y Il lazy will take any notice CT a s!raGga
| gentlern.E, and fortiori ui a stranger simply
10 src1 form As ronItlaHt attention Common
women do. Therefore " whenever @oman lao :
al MISTRESS, eenilr or i hple, nhJ, ny GESTURE
lonk or T70rd, ing uIt- SHOWS contempt ;OI. thus
attracting ID herself The notice Ci my ort:el ;
her VIC ,lnr as a coinm,n w5m1n, and S,ll h.
| LATHE u be lrrateI acc :rdingly. Tri- "a;
most fully sSpIalEri to you st IT. Tie.
shall n.t ss haze not, ah1,e single we'd ri
that o. der; It vas vet! considered If ntcycd
II VIII protect the trus AMI modest wonaT IRON.
all 20 .sio!e lis ult. Tne o,nerr wIi tai: ca.e
! al b, mselvcS.
Y"u en- publish your letter, ii you publish
s!is nute, and yonr apology.
Respectfully.
BENj f. DCTLEE.
M,j0r Cienrral Commanding.
J.h1 I. ii Iaroc, Mayo; If New Orleans
A; III, tins OF toe delivery o; the Mayor )
second iettet to the General Mr. Monroe asked
leave ta r1oiish il. "a lie following day III:
Mayor s@.at .gs,H duplicate Of his first letter
Immediately MS pres cnce was r'qnIred before
the General. ii. Came accompanied by Dill
cal, and vas tren asked 10 re tract the insult
ing language OF the letter ii said he did not
wish 70 send the letter, if be WIS Of liberty to
publish what the General had SAID to him lee
fure--lhat Order .,o. IS did not refer TO ail
tie iali,es Of N.E Orleans. The General Ia srr
upon, told liiu that in order to prevent any
uisaprrcsebsinn, NJ would Fit in writing Oh
The tyttjm 81 c,E; o. tha :dot exactly to
wiI,iu II did r,ter, SO as 10 make it plain 10
the nitane't capacity, and ID thercup0n wTotn
tns iollnwIns il.>ia7rS1,l.i1. IN the bottom Ct
the q. DEF:
i on may say tf:.t this Order rei:rs to tnos,
women who nace shoSh contempt f,r and IN
suited my sold ere, by words, gestures and
III jyemcnts Id their presence.
ia sunday mcrning the Mayor, sc, anpaniei
lt,-o al IN A. ii
his lodging ard the Mayor then said ,hst fc
desired to wthdra. his apology. He was in
formed that thr Sabbath was rot q business
day with tie General. But & he desired t.
wi,hcrs* mis- apology, ard would place him
self next diY or IEv cnar here be sat when
ne signed II, be- should have !uil opportunity.
H.: was told by tie General, to. that no would
ba glad to &C nm with as manT friends as be
c,.uld tr,ng uu hat e1r,nd.
On Monday he Mayor went 10 Gen. Buffers
ke,dqusrUr., alcIdcd by hall dozen other
persons, and -aid that Ee came to withdraw
the apology. He mss told that be was at
liberty to DO sn, tut that sraVer matters now
calned his attention. Be was informed that
tie GsntT.l had learned that upon tho ,r.a of
sis m"n b,i.r. the Military Commission ths.
military organization to be hamed The
siolroe |. ic CidLrd, had rmsd by the parole
sol'i,r: captured Ut Fort Jlckson aud that
Ihssu iru1ej maa rGicd upon tho aid Of the
mayor and 9TH i influential cit Zens to supply
.cm with arns With which 10 force the United
States pickles. gel out Of the city, ard joiu
BeluIes.rd. H. y as also luhi Of The breaches
OF good IaIth On III, p&rl III tho city govern
erhlnsni which nc lave ruuIn rated in this
article Ana item, each one of the party
Wit him heng tsk ID tie question, whether
they ;TeIe citizens OF tho United States ard
having taken tho oath It allegiance to the Con.
isdorate States had in any way reLounced or
would now rehouncs that allegiance, they sil
answered III Inc negative.
Tney Wee then iuiCl med that they came
within that part OF the proclamation which
treas such persons IS rebels ard snetnies of
thu limited States. the terms OF the Mayors
latter were then discussed at tic request Of
One Of his companions, and only ons-the
Ohief Of Pjlice-wuG endorsed tho action OF
the M,yUr iii writing such a le't,rs Aud be,
tubs qusnty desired IL lnslfg liz endprae-
melt.
IL being eyida1l ihst d p,t,.oll Of these tnen
went to the Generals for thu deliberate our
pose Of making case by means Of which they
N gdt lncitc their iclCw Git;zens to disturbance
and riot, tho Gonsral caused to be arrested
as dangerous aod dis"rdorly persons. who ~ere
then UNFOLDING rebolion-al who were Of
sufficient Consequences to rs taken notice of,
and they were ten Informed that as they had
endeavored to eZcits. riot and iiaorder the7
would be he'll as hostages ior the pesce OF the
city. The Mayor, upon this, asked ii lie wAs
at liberty to stals thu conditions OF arrest, show.
iGg by this question that there was an orgsn-
iz=d attempt sgains. the peace Of the city,
which they did not wish to 20 on a, their peril.
Til, Cic.ierI! informed the Mayor that he could
state the condition "f the arrest. Such is the
history Of j hn T. M6hrues excursion 10 Fort
j AchSnn.
Troops Of all arms of service ere Continually
driving in thu city. Tho last arrival we have
heard Of is thst,i aims Bstiery Of Flying Ar
til cry ircm Boston.
New GrleaHs.
TIE fJllo%ing is the proclamation Of the