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announced to the above gentlemen that he
shpu1d hold them as hostages for the GOOD be-
hayior Of the city. -.
Ben. Harrison aud :Lucien Adams arc chiefs
Of the t'Thugs,n y aud have been the most re-
rest viii enable decent pei PIE 70 sleep more
securely at NIGHT.
In the court Of Military commission, to-day,
A. B. Bacon, proprietor Of The Algsrias Ne,ss-
cd OF libelling the United States Government
and its forces. The paper was ordered to be
suppressed and conf5cated to- the United
States Government, and M1. Bacon was order
Cd to give FIVE Thousand dollars bonds to keep
tie peace for one year; and if the order1s not
complied with in five days, the prisoner to be |
confined in Fort jackson one year.
From information Obtained By Capt 8. IT, |
Ter Read Of the Massachusetts, cavalry, = trea-
sonable organization has been discovered and |
broken up, and number of the members ar |
rested.
A number Of uon-conmissioned officers |
who were taken prisoners ut Fort jackson,
and afterwards released on parole, commenced |
to ioin % Bea9leeard 5t copint f thew de5n cnni9
NOT get pas=p6rtg to leaya the city tiey nro-
poseG shoot5np our nickcta and fhen rIs,,ino
past cur lines @'~-. @~ '~7
some fffecn or seventeen Of these me,, at
Carro1iton last Saturday elected nfficsrs One
Ben. Smith. Inc rincieader. md formerly q
Sergeant At Fnrt JaeEson. was chnse,, Gant5in.
aud other non-com1nis=ionca officers at the
fort we're elected to The subordinate Offices.
The name adopted for the organization was
tke Mnnrne Gnards. in comn|;ment. to fhe
Mayor Of this city. The meeting was then
adiournei ia Yesterday evening. At Inv eroy-
gt1v, in the citY proper. Can't. Read vas
PROMPTLY On hand, and after satisfying himself
! in regard to the men, notified the Provost
| harshal, The Deputy Provost Marshal. Capt.
| Stafford. succeeded in arestine 81 Of the
men: but the rinpleader. Ban. Smith- has Thus
far eluded pursuit. The prisoners were exam
| ind this morning and sentenced ITO be SHOT
to death'' 1t such time as The General com
| mandirg may appoint, and the eeutence has
| been approved II Gen. Butler. The names OF
/ The unhapuy men are Edwar,lC G. Smith. Ahra-
| ham Mclean, Patrick Kane, Daniel Doyla.
VIM. Stanley and George L, Williams,
| The drst humber Of our new Union paper
! viii be Iesuef1 Tomorrow from the Dt1t4 fff1,e
| The General las concluded . to re;ain tfe name name
| Of the DeIta, with the motto under It Of 0The
Unioa-it must and shah be preseryed,n Il
will be conducted by Capt John Clark, chief
conmissary Of subsistence; Major Jos. III.
Bell, provost judge, and other gentlemen Of
the staff Capt CLARK has been for eleven
! years editor and proprietor Of the Boston Gou-
| Tier, and ispeculiar1y fitted for the new posi-
tiop, abd Judge Bell is well known in New
England as an able contributor to the edito.
rial columns Of the principal Boston papers.
Several important seizures Of rebel property
have been made within the last three days
Monday warehouse opposite the depot Of the
Pontchartrain railroad was discove1ed to be
filed with pixies, gun-carriages and an i'm
mense amount Of ordnance stores and ammu-
pluon; a s1r9pG guard was plaseu over 1t
u der he @ 12th Maine Isn;ment fonnd dle 5srae
amonnt ~ mid and silver f31inoe NJ fhe n,fS5+
This evtHino the first ;nst,11ent ~ tronne
49,, Sr;,s Is1a7d - Tsia Pnr.a e,,5 ~. DIX
nhn-troin o-r;vea and IN tbe s,tarnnon Nv, Mo
ara st;I' fnrther 7cinfoToed ho tha ar,,,1 n
tronns art;1lerS and horses he Tar If "a Af;..
. eissirnt River
! Cnloncl Mcmillan nf the 81 st Indiana raus
= | ment. now stationed at A1eiers. made a Re-
= rnnnnissance into tile AftaEanaa copntrr
i which resulted in the capture Of fine steam
= er, with very valuable cargo.
Taking eighty men he went out on theOpe1ou
:, earai1road TO its terminus. Learning there thai
rebel steamer Fad ]qst run the blockade q
the Grand Bayou Gallon, he Immediately
q started Of and made . forced march of thirt1
l. miles that night Arriving at the BaTou il
q ~. 1,or,fnr 0ho fo71r1 fI5a etao,nar 1T;a+1,
g r,ett.-o5 3,.1s,;c5ono oF ;,nan5;ra< 49,
e anchored, unsusplclons q lnpenalng danger
2. nc took POSSESSION "llhoot 1neet1nS any M re
l. sistance, and set the crew at work for tn
b United States government. The prize is
E very rich one The vessel is superior Ne,
Yo1k bn ioT ,Eep pse:fuTS bon srd ~ w2s 1
:. known as The h Eox. ~ she Is almost the cou1
i eists Of fifteen tons of powder, large amour
y Of arms, and an assortment Of desirable mel
IS chapdise. and is valued at 100000. She cam
4 from havana, and had two bags of maii fC
% nersons in the South.
il f
BUTLER BRINGS HEALDERNEH EF sGbDENL'
10 At meeting of the board Of mayor au
y. aldermen Yesterday. a resolution was adonte
:. osTsrinn- t6e irna5on and hosnit,iit;os ~ ~
NV ~ tbo nfcers If The FIench f1eet son
~ lii1 W 1ue o4eeA5 - tne reaeA neot euo ~
a expected IN New Orleans: The action OF It
IL board ELECTED the following letter from II
general commanding:
4, HEADQUARTERS DHpART4ENT OF THE GULF,
IL New ORLEANS, May 16. 1861.
nt m ,up M.rop ANN GE.T,T,,r,z Of rur n,
D. conSc,iI ~ XIV "a nn1Fass.I - 4AA1 04'
- - In the report OF your official action, pu
W | lished in the Zee Of the 10th inst, find Il
ne following extracted resolutions with Il
H. act;nn nj part of ynnr hndv thereon viz !:
L. s..-t:- -.
~ bv MIR. Stith. were read twice and adopted T
w rules oe1ng suspended Veres on mo11oh, senI
the AeslslanI boaId- -,...,,
f1- iEAs-Messrs De LaDaffe, forestai, duchu
on | Roan and etn43o. -
ed - WHEREAs, II nas come g tne khoWle1se
or this council that, tor the hTst te IN thG hlste
,n abcnt to F1s1t new Vfieans-o1 Wnlcn neet
49, LaLlnEt. NOV II unE Fo1t, ~ tac ptoAseA-
'or council, bearing in grateful remembrance
= nany ties of amity and goaqa ,Senng |R1en IN
es- whose paternal PFotectton Ne" orleans owes
-, foundation and early prosperity, and to whom
is especially grateful for the jealousy With Viii
nc esszs q The sst Il g1eeoas saa a
OF lts cltlzenE-