The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-30
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By fte arrival pf sfhe steamer Roanoke. af New
York, We srs IN recstpt of inteliigrncc from New
Orleans 10 the lssh of jane. We sslect the follow
ing: ~.
MILITARY GOVERNOR or SIw ORLEANS.
The Picay unc, Of the 18th, nays.
The designation Of NE james RoLb as Military
Governor Of New Orleans under the Huthofitv Al
the Unsfsi States has produced general and strony
g.nii = aiions of pis<rs among our cifiaens 5fr
hobb Is universally known and respected In thix
community for b.s fberatity. his nfeIiigsucr and
bis exselsiy and intimate knowledge of the conli
ton, the ehiAacf+fistcs and the needs Of our city
An sxs.nsyeiy c,mmereial city, New erleans 70
qnifes N the autfsrjty which Is - c0nfrnl it's ad
mnistralon, intimate Knowledge of commercial az
iars and this iHiIenient Nj. Rsbb ,ossesss in i,
large measure
~ pCSIsHMENT OF SOLDIERS
At the prs,yost narshas court, ON the 10th inst.
three Federal soldiers were charged with entering
the hotise Of Mrs Columbus Noise ui,sier the false
presence Of searcint.s kr aFns, without the proper
anf fnoriiy, anu committing gross cutrages by draw.
ing theif swords, frightening the females and pur.
suing them into their private rooms In view OF
the facts elected the ordered the corporal
guilty Of this upsotdiar liz conduct to be reduced
to the ranks and all concerned with him were sen.
fenced TO Forfeit one years pay, and perform six
months police duty.
ABOLITION AGITATION.
The New Orleans Picaykne denor,nces the course
now pursued by the fanaienl abolitionists in Con.
gress, and says:
Now, We do not presume to prophecy. What
tate God. IN His inscrutable providence has in
store for this distracted land we would not be 80
fasn n confidently to predict. But we think we
are Justifiahe in averr that no lasting peace no
arrangement which is worth making, can ever bs.
arrived at while thIs element Of slavery agitation IL
allowed to have its past and present SCOPE The
victory Wiieii superior force Of men, money and
munitions OF war may enable one party In this con
test to achieve the other cal, be- while this f
tai element survives, but victory over material
things over lands, over goods, resources But
1t can never prove conquest thought feeling,
sentiment, conscience, religion, faith and SELF
respect To win these all back there must be first
produced the conviction that with peace restored is
infailibly ts come the certainty Of peace estab-
lished anu to the attainment of that consua ma
tOn there Is one thing needful, the utter eytinc.
ton OF the slavery question rs political element
TIRED OF WAR.
The New Orleans True Delta con cludes an article
on the Progress of the War" ~ follows:
The simple proposition, then, which presents
Itself to the people, North and South, is whether
the occasion being opportune, ii will not be wiser
better and more patriotic to come to some honor
able and just settlement OF this unhappy and ruin
GUS war than continue it to the interesf and Rrati
cation of fofegn countries, and the utter irrrtriev
able ruin OF their own. Supposing it prosecuted
a5 the aboiitonists hope and expect, until not q
slave is 10 be found on American soil, what would
then be the condition Of the entire naionf Does il
Require much power Of argument to Convince any
man that IN such an event no possible mode of ex
tricating the North from the ruins which would
thus oveEwhelm it could be devisedl or any
course be possible through which the nation
could ever again lay claim to first rank, or
| indeed, any important position among the
powers of the earth When IN the early
months of this unnatural and senseless conflict we
exposed the folly and ignorance of the Provisions al
Government in its stupid expectation OF being able
to compel foreign Intervention in its behalf we then
warned our enlightened readers against attaching
particle OF faith to such nonseasica belief tellinS
them that snch a war as We weres then mad enough
| to commit ourselyesto had been long looked and
prayed for by every despotic Government Of Eu
rope, as well as by England, the great Commercial
rival OF the United States, and instead of seekinl
to divide this country without ruin to both parties
| which Intervention might have accomplished they
would certainly allow North and South I'd proceed
! until the labor source Of their wealth and powe
was all utterly destroyed before their good OF
fees to effect reconei ation offered employ
| ed Were mistaken in this expectatioRs Ger
| tainly not, and yet singular and astonishing as
must be considered, there persons OF edueAtio
and some sense who still look to foreign nations fo
:, aid and extIieatiOz,.