New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

Rouge, which tLey burned and SUNK before oul
ships mane their appearance.
| Camp Moore 10 on the Jackson Railroad, about o.
miles back from the river and was commanded by
Gen. Mansfield Lowell, who-e loyalty 70 the Confrd
erscy find 10 questioned both by bis trO0ps anc
people in this city l was accosted BY gentleman
in the street who openly denounced bin as traitor
! Lowell left Camp Moore on tie 26th aud up TO the
1t mat. nothing was publicly known Of bis where
abonts. Ma suppose that he Is now secreted III
this city, as he has been here sioee the Union
troops took possession. His own officers epeak ~
bsrsh terms of bis course, and charge him with hav
ing sold the State to the Yankees.
THE NEW-ORLEANS CITY GOVERNMENT AND
GEN. BUTLER.
The Pieayune Of the 9Th met contains the follow
ing correspondence between Gen. Butler and the
authorities OF New-OrleaDs. Tie Picoyuae says:
Being desirous of laying before our readers all the
information we have obtained that will show the
nature Of the arrangement made between Gen. But
Ter and the City Government, We now give the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted by the City
Council in secret session Saturday last, and have
been since made public:
Iced That tho municipal authorities will continue their
non functions with the understanding that they shah not
10 with In all matters Of police r'pe miles dis.
Ihances ia Ud occur calculated 10 endanser the relations
ee1ed by the existing state Of things between the CITY aud
toe invading army.
Tie necessities Of the people require that the cir
culation created by Lefty authorities III THO nhne
of the city remain undistufbed.
The city authorities should have power to organ
lie citizen patrols in lieu Of additional force OF
policomeL that they may be enabled to maintain
and protect the public tranquility.
IL ie expected that immediate provision will be
made 10 procure those articles Of sabsistence mo.t
needed and that such will lie taken as VIII
secure safe means Of transporting them from the
place where they may be had to the City OF New
Orleans.
TIE City Council would remind the Commanding
General OF the promise he made to Mr.. Soule to re.
move the guard from the avenues OF tie City ian
upon the Hedge taken by Mr.. Soule and ratified
by the Council that the pubic archives shall reual
intact.
Reeres That copy these resolutions be transmitted by
The s.cretare. Of the Common Council TO the Commanding
6erer fine United State. Army in possession O., the e
hat the be offered embodiment Of the answer
the conference had between the Gepcs ind the said aa
,horitie..
The above resolutions have received the approval
and Endorsement Of Gen. Batter as appears by the
following: 49,,
NEv-ORIEANs. Nay D. 1863.
Tie Commanding Genera believe. the action eone apiat
by thrse resolutions TO bs substantially within the terms spo
.gnt OF nj proclamation. The Europesn Brissde hayp
been relieved non, duty patrol Of 81 n"n-, armed win
,aber revolver both be added TO the poee no. to
! rIcred 250.
NE Gerer, he, ,ady ,,sen such TO sd the city
suhoie In procuring food 10 the extremity Of nlerng q,
ia hi Judgment snd upon consultation with the Committee
Of osens. have teen deemed sufficient, aud La. trans
1''' e'I, y o. va. . a' Be- 20 drn.I butler
GEO &. STRONG. A. A q.
The order. in relation 70 the supples Of food which
Gen. Batter ieicrs TO in the above document are as
follows.
Hs,pQUAHrERs DrpsIrygSr ~ TuI GrL''}
EEW.OALEAss. May s. lsb2 }
GRvruat cRDrss No ie-Ths Commanding General Of
this hss seen inform ed that there now at Mobile
VI iou th,-d by the ty Of NrwOHeant Tor tue
q It's The su@er condition Of the poot
! Of C. . "
those havi.s authority upsu 81 her side
ci.y the ,uding Gco-r orders aud directs that
.osae boat TO be acen with tie same
This sc eonduc, .hsl extend 20 .e entire protector OF III,
90 coming ona5ls dsy for eiiehas- ind retain sC
ne bo. VII tak- no pluengers tic sDJ keep
era Of hous aud Will be subject TO the 'iro Inspection
lie ia bor.Mss.er detailed nom those Headquarters, &c
vho.l 90 4rirr vi report Il. srrivel 1890
sh Of the ciy reesed Tor Tie ilihiai Ioonn.ne'
"a, civ sahore. who Nil o. allowed pas ssch wa,
with ii. bost @ no int lseaee to Tie conieee"'e'
ny ''''i'''' OF ]" 90. c. STRONG. g.
HsADqr,Rrprs DErArrsrsT ~ TAR Cruz,
hKw9hlraNs, Nay . ioo!,
Coiap,fy o. III. Or.on.ss Railroad are authorized AID 10
= 10 1n IL. s e, OF lG'S y9P4 1c
isn. islss snd 'uPf. Of God watch may DO offered
IL All sr' b ISSs. AZ. SI p;oisd over til.
rosd either wsy creep, cotton aud sugar which nay Be
Gif Ssiist value by Tie Uniled stste. ~ sp.cic.
TIE trun.nis.ion u live .tocb l. specially -nioued An
,gen city Government viii be peruiaed TO p. oyer
lie osd she wsy stopping at oil point Oh the fifth Of
pedg. 81 such Government that 10 tsusms no intelligence,
md sh.t he .aord. O aid 20 tn. CoLfedersles
- GEO. {. STRONG. AAG
uy,pou,Krgu. pyPARrsrsT oy TIVE GuLr
kEv.OKLEAss, Msy g. 1861
GENsrAL Orders. No. 2l-1he Commanding General OF
the DcraHcns Il s Gulf hss been informed that live STOCK
eoa 'aa E CIV Of are now TIE
the Red snG Ms,isippi Rivers.
80 If a.
these ,upp,, sppes, the humanity Of those having az
purpo- therefore o the safe tr.nsn.sion Of these
,uprs. 20 ID. city the Commanding General orders ana d
81. that conduct be Afforded of two steamers 10 be
loaded wih pFoy,r1n, cattle and supplies % iood' eiisf
alive .s gL,sej each day - many choose 70 cone.
Th. conduct shA extend TO Their ,ne protection by
The force. OF tie nitsd States during fhoif cons-etson
.hs DELAY for discharge not exceeding al days un@,s II es-e
OF accident their machinery and va Tci1rns 70 the june
lion Of the Rcd end M,.i.,ippi Rivers.
And se conduct further aned % boats lsdeh IS D-oi-
stated with provisions for Sew-Oresn from sny point
above the jsneon Of such yes II q any Hr dung when
le,e iupirs needed tho fcices o. the United ssse'
should be o., above such JUNCTION ,
Tic bos,s will take pSss-ng,rs saw. 'hs owners Ana
Keepers Of fro at Aforesaid and will be subject 20 nct M
,tou Of The has d,tsed from these hesdqus!
Ter, T. - HON they viii report ;heir arrival
Tie Of The city i pledged Tor the althh oieeluoh
the CITY auihoIies who viii be allowed 20 pas, Win me
boa eheT rsy-ho s'ins no intelligence o. cd 10 the ''h
frde rstrs.
bS 'o"' -" VI GEO. c. STRONG, AAG.
Gen. Butler having approved aud Endorsed the
action OF the City Councils that body met IN special
sesson on Sunday morning and adopted the follow
ing resolution, which has been officially promul-
gated: ~ 49,, ,,,.,
Rsoi,,d 1hat IA accordance with general order No ~
,ued b. MriorOeneIs Bauer ~it regard t. thc NJ pot"
ton from 'le cry ~ Mobile TO tie city Ncw-Ofleabs -