New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
AL Quiet in tho Crescent City
SEVERAL NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED
Violators Of Parole Sentenced to be Shot.
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL QUESTIONS
- We are indebted to Purser Huertas of the Matan-
xas for New. Orleans papers 10 the 18th.

published, arguing against the Destruction OF eV'tOn
&c. He also says, " II our brave soldiers DO no.
win for a Satisfactory pesce, we must fail back on
the balot-box;' and suggests an amendment oil 'he
Constitution 70 rs TO allow The people to vote directly
for President.
An order from Provost Marshal French rays all
cofee-houses, bag-rooms hotels, gaming establish
nenls and billiard saloons must procure licenses i'm
nedistely, under penalty Of conhscstion.
An order from Gen. Butler says the circulation OF
Confederate notes and bills must cease on the 9th
Of May.
All sales transfers of property on and after that
day in consideration Of such notes bills, will be
void and the property coufscated 10 the United
States-onefOurth 10 90 10 the intoTmer
Another order suppresses The Bee for covert ar
tiele in favor of tie cotton burning mob
Tie Crescent is also suppressed. The order Of
suppression is ~ follows:
EGArguAraRs DEP,RT1iENr oy TFE GrIF,l
NEw ORLEANS. May 49, 1872.
SPECIAL ORDERS no. Sit appearing that me Nei,-Or
snS 5y SsP RS. now in ARA. sn the
Government OF the United STATES, the Commanding Oenesl
'i i's eSa a me- s. VA
bsndb Otherwise in any form whseyer shall be made
honi said ohcs alter the ptoau,gaiion OF this order
gro. G. STRONG A. A q. Chief Of Stsa
Tie Office OF The Data has been taken possession
OF for article discussing the cotton question ii vlo-
laton az Gen. Bnters proclamation of May 1.
Its business IS to be conducted by the United States
authorities.
The Adams Fvuress Office was onon, asa s.
Blake agent, aud their first express came in the Ma
tanzas.
Thomas n. Laster was announced as the Union
candidate for Recorder 10 the Fourth District.
Victor Wilt was announced as candidate for
Mavor, Irrespective Of party.
Six persons had been condemned 70 be shot by the
Military Commission, for violation OF their parole
given at Fort Jackson, in organizing military COM
pany for service in the Rebel army. Gen. Butler
approved the sentence. Their nanes are
n nsns Do Sis'n' ceaise l. Williams
The prze steamers Fox, from Havana, and Gov
Eontnn, from Sabine bad arrived.
John N. G. Parker, formerly postmaster at Ship
Island, is postmaster Il New-O leans
The ships Gen. Butler, james Hovey, City OF
New-YorS, ana steamer Mississippi arrived on the
18th from Ship Island. aud the Parliament and Wiz
ard King on the 10TH al with troops.
Tire briggs Yankee Blade, from AewNork, and
Golden lie 3D. from philadelphia. arrived The l5ib
The bark lsaac K. Davis, from Philadelphia, was
below.
Several hundred bales Of cotton had arrived from
Plaquerine and considerable amount of provisions
from Red River.
Gen. Butler had forbidden Tire Observance Of JEFF.
Davis's fast day.
He had also Issued tie order concerning the
women who insslt soldiers. Already reported via
Cornth.
The explanation given is, that a municipal regula
ton of the City of New-Ofleans punishes with im-
prison r1ent in the Calaboose any Of the town
foand in the streets after nghfsll, who may
we're from the windows of their houses with persons
outside This is doubtless the punishment accorded
10 women who may insult our soldiers under the
recent PROCLAMATION Of Gen. Butler. OF course, the
Infamous allegations Of Beauregard are utterly un-
founded.
Strict health regulations have been established q;
Quarantine.
The following Is an extract OF letter dated New
Orleans May 10:
Everirg here remain. At ,,ndn, fars. business i,
~ a. a"vtSiss % coad.rl,e money hsIdy pase.
.: a. ,nd for ID aod siiver se hsve noas. .. o.,
great number here bogiu 70 tL,nk tlsi tHe 50
e.es Consdsr1cy be "uions ne thing, that were
bot yet tcre gge1 number VINO tn tAnk Il "i4 succeed
Our CURRENCY TROUBLES.
Ersoa The Pcaytas Of ne 2oih
The 21,h OF May approaches, and the quesnon u
what are We to do Tor currency Sonieaei rue
,otss. and the bank, corporation and individual
issues based upon them, are III the G,er absence OF
cold and silver, only currency now and no" anu
Vyith what are they to be replaced lbs question
Is Insolvabe b. any process OF reasoning or ANY
reach Of imagination within our scope. Even u
tbluEs are preseut 1t II difficult 10 tny any Of the
articles Of common every day necessity, unless a,
sucn prices IRE virtually enormous prepAims Oh
nike too great for the assumption Of dealers N such
articles VIVA, then, VIII 1t be when We shal hOt
be permitted 10 ice even these
OF course there must be a remedy, FOR the a.tcrna
tive is simply starvation. And we suppose the rem
edy can be looked for bnt IN one direction. The
power that lOrOlds our present currency longer TO
srcllate will We suppose provide, or at least sug
gest a sni stitCte But" while the grass grows ~
steed .taryes" We must have a temporary, inter
immediate provision 10 NEE; the exgenQes OF the
osse. which sfe neither idr, lew, nor small.
There are many poor and comparatively POOR per
,ota in this city who have been IN the habit Of TAX
ing only these notes and who not only have no other
money bal can get no other. The city authorities,
90 our readers know have arranged plan 10 meet
thi dill atty, III taking OF the Issues OF The small
notes now ia circulation for the redemption OF them
the city 10 substitute therefor It's credit, aud redeem
ing them through its Treasurer. Tbs officer all
nOupces that he will DO ready tomorrow 10 COM
Juepce line redemuion OF The ANAL nOtes OF Pagan *
Co. d. II. Holmes, Joseph Sautini, i. Miller & Co.,
" llliaIn Williams, Dan. Edwards q Son.. Adam
Wagner O.. III. ". Lcnde Beal5 a Miller, il0cher
6.Zoeily, Cresap o. Mcmillan, j. n j. {. David
ron, G. ". Cainus.ek, Meiz a Hooker, and Hagger-
~ Brothers, giving for them the notes OF the city.
Ibis it will he seen is substituting the credit OF the
city for that of tie ssrers OF these notes to the
tel OF all that IN circulation those issuors
being precludcd from issuing any more The Treas
urer IL Issuing tlis notice, merchants and all
dealing ia everything ttoy have on sale that they |
may saiely take these notcs for their merchandise.
Now what il wanted for the relief OF large num-
Der VI the needy among us land II Is important 70 |
the great bulk Of population, IS that full faith
shouid DC gwen 10 ths issue by OF tho oIy altnori
Ties, VINO pledge the credit Of the city iseb tor the
souhdness u the i.sues named. Let the butcher,
tue baker the dealer IN all articles OF provisions, and
indeed all tradesInen, take them feariessly, and
without sCoh enhancement of q fair price for
what they have to'sell beiokens all apprehension
thai tins currency s not sound and must entail upon
the receiver los.
Az things are at pre,ent, the poor are literally de-