New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02
Tie Wuy Ger. gsniier Govern.
Bnriis, Schools md Ro,pi,,,, -"
ver"y johnson in ihr rcIe Of Medi,,..
Pierre souIe hears a.,


To NE EaitoY II Tss ". T. T,ibune. F
SIR: In this mornings TRIBUNE you pubsh 49,.
interesting particulars with regard to tie occuD,,;.
Of New-Oileans by Gen. Butler. Hayjug ;'~
arrived from five months sojour in tLat civ -
enjoying frequent Intercourse wiki tie Uacn DE-.
there, think Can add materially to tie history
went 20 New-Orlears with "a very s,roey lila.
to Gen. Butler, politically and personally. / b,
known him for twenty years, but known bim oil.
as lawyer advocating almost any cscse %, "a
and politician seeking success by intiiqus. H.,
heard olso from friend who heasl + ib', =
chuckisd even willie on his way 10 B,limo-s w
go into ibis thing ~ "a spe.enlaiion viii rask.
uay." 81 1 looked upon hun a. a nj ita,v sav..
tlrcr oily inspired more by sei.hness laan p.n,.
ian. Then re was a slave Of slavery; via. ws.I.
worth In q war against tie maeiers2
have come from his Department convinced ,h..
Ger. Butler, if lot the prede,tined eliaf az On,
al les rs At lea llst The Nan 10 break tho L,et
rebeilous New-O ieaus.
IL is poorions hat, long before he srivedtls,
10 saw that Z" the nlggor," "a d rcpresen,a.iysd
dollars, had ceased to TO the w.nIiug caru Ard th
Emancipation was tne trump thence Onward.
lie began at New-Orleans ss i. lie cOnpriep5A
the ST. At on. lie raid to the Mayor aud is Courei
" Go Oh. Gen'lemen ] will sec how well wa Voc,
together" lie straigbtyay Issued an ori:r yLiA
lIghly uoensed All the arisiocracy Of traitors. "A.
,ity authorities called upon bin when /. iad sv,l
able but I 400 men, and said TO bia In effect "G4o
eral, your orcer is consic cred ouir4geos.; orss
YOU revoke II Instantly, we cannot lon. ger Le rssoa
tlblo for the good conduct of tie citizens" "Ih,
I wiii be responsible irom this instant" reu!iaip,.
Ter. with emphasis; "you SIR. Mayor, are assigned
10 For. Laiay ette; You, Aldermen, viii be couyeya
10 Fort pickens; viii run tDis city u.y,sag Ak
ho appointed a Mayor aud Board Of Ii. OWL, sui
establis he'd loyal Government.
He summoned the bankers and said to then.
" norel want you TO call IN and destroy ever,
,crap OF lie ell shnplss,ers which llese poor Ieoss
ave been obliged ID receive from yol as au ecuivs
lent for their deposits aud issue IN their place pod
bills. for the redemption Of v hIoh yoer reSooJ
property il hereby held reap nsibls." They NJ,
testsd: 1--WE cannot do IL. Generals our resoa,cs
are not sufficient" "Bnng me q siatemeli Of yo,
asee,r aud habiiilies," he replied 81 will zee Il va
can do IL, and II you lie to abou. you, trooerr.
YOU 20 10 Font Warm Until after tire var
" Well, gentlemen" be said. after looking ovs
their ,aper., :" ] am by profession lawyer, bci
was for Two years Chiruan OF the Committee a
Banks aud Corporations IN the ssachuselt,tsgs
ture, which prohted me; after 4 careful e1al ilsr
OF the condition OF taess banks, have cone : IL
conclusion that they en- be run therefore they s.s
he run; il you will 10 j! and take care o. you'd
Il ell take charge of thsm n.yseIL" OF courssI.J
adoI ted legitimate habits ard continued
The sick a. Quarantine were ,GiIe ing fJr wan! 4
medical aid. Army surgeons could TO. De spsn. E
SO lie sent Sec sg.on doctors and Surgeons, andasl
10 them: "See here know that you are iHSena {
Re els, every one OF you; bet 60 oowp and ,sa |.
care Of nay sick; If man suileis ISsqR.b ysgri.s
tention or treaehery, by - viii bss yoa llga
than Haman'
He wen, among the schools; they were Ni.cs4 (
By Rebel teachers and the children Were mssrsad !
10 si1g JEFF. Davis sorss and insult the Unioa ID.
lie 3 lie seized The teachers ard shui thea ca and
eut 70 New. England foT q regiment of scholLl$
resses.
The sending Of Reverly johnson to N,w-0rtsa
vas peculiarly unfortunate. lie wen. o,rensibiys
title The Misunderstanding which hdc arsea BE-.
ween Gen. Butler and foTega coiton-osners, tsi
IN bis arrival there, became the Recognized friend
md counsel Of the Ilch Rebels against Gen. Blr
e. and tue Government. He miti.atei pehslles
Is said, and RENTED fines III Iameroas.ns;as;s,
, is known. He accepted the hospitaLits o. Tie
rost notorious Rebels, and bad their i-qnaltd
oufterce 10 the oAd. lie and Gen htier Id
Ot spoken to each Other, on account Of Ier,o1l II
uAF 81, for three years, which would s.n TO "a
o the appropriateness Of bis alroiniaent -
Which did not II Gll prevent Official ltercoace
iie patronage Of the Rebel aflstoci acy rr,ds b,
xtremely odl0us TO the Union officers a.i srry, X
Id tie citizens who dill lot wish ~ see tie Cor
rnueut compromised. III
Pierre Soule-wen known as having ben as
tor from Louisiana and Minister 20 ssin apdx
lercc, and now a notorious ketel--H ne hisst
.ost obnoxious by his oaiDious later; ,snce VIII
10 Union Government. Ose day, NJ al el,s
foot for some Rebel scheme. be GALE Or sn il.s
lew With Gen. Butler. 1. wGs ny ~ ,sr,gass
q in tie room, aud l certainly 40. ever f0Is |
~ remarkable scene. Souls wss lfed, ccd
oliie, as usual; Butler receiy,d b. q. civf!
sing and taking his band ne b. app ed. sou
)mmeneed what sounded ike So 4. "Ge
uter," he said with an air os-. noasness,
,eret to find yourself and l5ss. pon dfern
,aos. We have been aequaiissa li.eeD yeG
n ten Years we have been lseSo.. MEND,
I'VE differed sometimes with H. .scctiaI'
ave agreed always upon Cref ions u pol'
Ply need we differ now ) tat CiEeAe
PAVE the Unicn from the fli % 81 ne Ao.
~ preferred different cand' .-yoa n"eAn
dye, Douglas; bat oar poh 4 qhnei. les Wei
entical."
"There mot another wof .!' sboH'M balo
lib an imperative gesture, as he snrr" 20 hs m
for rs the conspirator procesdet oeen"
ntly warming 10 the inLerrppho D AL.
ord, you hypocn,e! You lies t1I S-h'ssoI
shall never forget how has 4 Lea -
ivaie interviews with you asS y,'v'
ID friend-you deceived an1 ,.tff'e' ne'
ttAo D~ultt tAtos W - II : II
~ would stand by ne to The - az, Aau
lit for Southern rights; that r'' Wou'd az ~,
II Northern Democracy AIe" IVs
IN proved want to hear 90 Ne" pioio... i
save the room Instantly And, by - NyOie
II re your friend again, viii give yoa 70
ain ia For, Piokens; and II you Go no. ss, -
rasopable plottngs against the lie OF '1 sS W.
will have you hung from these Windows
The vehemenee OF Gen. Butler rs @i',V
o occasional undisguised oath that LA,n'a n'" y
ere, did not add miidness to tie denun'iAui ssl
,scs.ion had forSaken him AID he tried il y.ihi
cover himself to reply. lie looked 81 Il o, ',rs
.de hi. hat speech on earth, as dashed s nSssr
lien, trembling and guilty. be bowed uS1
,rm of just implications and sSa!sed assih, ID,
Since his occupation there, Gen. bauer s ,;s sl;-
aa.stsrs so%e 30 coo poor people d.yReSSs , y
mon, white aud black. The people Of .le .r
d tie people of New Orleans even, geheIlas iua