The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12


BEAgREGARD'S BELLS BOUND NORTH.
The bells which were taken from the churches by the
order Of gOauregard shipped to New York on Tues
day last in the ship North America by order Of General
Butler The Delta wants them united in one casting and
placed on the roof OF Faneuil Hail.
THE CHURCHES TO BE OPENED.
General Butler has ordered that religious services be
had in the different churches Of the city In times Of
profound peace and prayer The destruction Of tho
Union for the Of the rebss will be tolerated
SUPPLYING THE WANTS OF THE NEEDY.
General Butler gives notice that the Chief or Subss
tcnce will sell to families for consumption, in small quaa
titles, pork beef hams and bacon seven cents, and
ten cents for flo ur.
ASSIST ANT MILITARY COMMANDANT.
Colonel N A. H. Dudley, Of the hirteth Massachusetts,
regiment, has been appointed As sstant Military Com
mandant Of the city.
TRADE OPENED.
Under the marine Newsn heading we find the follow
ing items-- II NFa
The schooner Pathway cleared for Boston 1'
ARRIVED. NY
U. s. propeller Tamerlano with troops), from Ship
Ship Havclock, from Boston. t9Asa la
Bark Harriet. from Bordeaux. +. rl n8r
Ship Daniel Webster, from Ship Island.
u S. steamer Constitution below, coming up <.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW POSTMASTER. "
The steamer Connecticut arrived Thursday evening
bringing largo supply Of naval stores and heavy
mail ttHtEt fgaHs h naa
j. p Tweed Of Cincinnati and E. w. Fox came as pas.
sengers Mr.. Fox is tho now Postmaster
REBEL LIES CONCERNING "rnE SITUATION IN NEW
ORLEANS.
lFrom the Mobile Tribune 'its
We learn that bittor feud exists between the army
aud navy officers at Now Orleans. Butler claims the
merit OF taking the city Farragut and Porter desire
divide the honor Fnrrngut, in recent interview with
the General declared that oihout he presence Of The fed
.f Tfof
has army This is told to the best authority
BuHer is about edring for the North and 10 may be in
some degree this account but more, IN all probability
because he does not exactly feel secure in his pro
cous person. Tho evaporation agalns him, especially
proceeding from Of his orders, Is making him fearful.
since the lrst ship set atoat there has boon
jealol between tho land and service. saorl ooks
with contempt on landsnan When doubtful story is
tod on board ship Jack says 'te that to the Marines
who considered incredrous and little lacking
hood because they have about them the odor q the land
leans must bc given 10 the Butler would not have
got near IT with hundred thousand men at his back;
and with his insignificant force, could not remain
| tyour boars IL the ileet was not at his call So, In
ruth, the honor or nfamy does belong 10 Faragu and
Porter, AMI thew ought 10 have it.
The order Of Gen Butler in respect to Confederate
money is believed, was suggested by merely specula
Barker IN coacer ,rh Bier Tho result is that that
money has Salem greatly IA yalue and may 10 bought
twenty ve cen in gold for dollar The object was 10
use IL IN the purchase II sugar molasses and cotton
the presumption that those commodities could DO found
In large quantities, and thai no man ownag them would
| reject our currency Ia exchange for them
Butler himself has been noted ms Spectator. He has
brothcr-a mcrehant--in Boston; and y him oil the
srodrce purchased will be sent. So that Batter Barker
Il Butler expected 70 share the enormous profits that It
| was supposed would be realized. "a f90 vHess
lis very pretty game, and SO like Yankee. 'and
| particularly much ike Butler, Who IL surnamed
"Picayune although s'dolarp would he better under
tho circumstances Of this especial instance Of his avidy
| for rgin N tet
The JEALOUSY, between the army and the navy has come
70 high temper that the latter will not obey any
orders addressed 10 IL by Butler excslt those which
essential to the holding of the city We hear in
stances OF this but not at liberty to mention thcm.
These men have the conclusion that the war 10
nearly end and that the spoils OF IL will be Of i'm
mense value New Orleans held, they 10 thirk--
and Buffers expresses the idea-the whole
try subjugacd The visions Of plumber which this be
Lief creates sufficient to satisfy the expectations
| Of the keenest and most rapaclous Yankee in New
England.