New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-13
TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
Gen. Butler Recognizes no Neutrality
Continued Disturbances by Guerriiins.

/ The steamer Parkersbug arrived at this port on
Saturday from Newt Orleans. She brings two hun
dred bales Of leaf tobacco Her dates TO Oct. /.
/ The New-Oreans papers contain lengthy cor
respondence between DIR. w. Newton Ne GER who
wishes to abstain from taking the oath of allegiance
10 the United States and Gen Butler upon the sub
lect of neutrality. The fosmer states that in obedi-
ence 10 General Order No 70, he will make faith
ful return Of all bis property in the city except 900
in gold, reserved for an emergency. He claims that
be has never taken the oath Of allegiance TO the
Southern Confedency, and has maintained IA strict
neutrality. He asks If those ia his situation are to
be treated IA enemies of the United States. Gen.
Butler replied as follows:
10 my judgment there can such thing neutr, y
by citizen o be United state IN this contest for the life of
The Government A. officer certainly cannot recognize
such neutrality. lie that 10 not for sglin US
~ good citizen. called upon 20 lend their influence 70
4 ned states Oh that do nor DO the nem.. Of the
United the hno l. to BE- distinctly snd broadly drawn.
Iyery ctx-n uusi ind nse the side other OF
that line aud c,m ether position than tnst o. friend
a enemy Of the u lied sta
While am .oiry be- Obliged 10 differ from you In your
cousucon Of the act OF Congress and The Proclamation Of
from he st e4-pton Of person from the requirement Il
Otier 80 10 may be- and trust b. quite true tha BY
ton Of your property under the at AID pocamnou but that
win advice youfri with Your usual snd csntion, whist
be the ELECT nov that you are solcny called upon to
declare youuef favor Of he Government Of contlms.
cloudy refusing 20 your s.gancs 20 H. thereby
duciug from pie others Of your fellow
remrn Ia the same opposition am glad TO acknowledge
your long services ard uwgh lie man your former
officer Of the Government add the hfh respect
tain fnr personal character ard oral worth bu
dealing with your duty citizen OF the tued states
Al these noble quic. wei your high social position
render example sl the influential and pruicoua
and gleye add Ia opinion dangerous the IN
i.acss OF the United states than IT, younger man. you
shouldered musIe aud marched to field the army
Of tho Rebellion
Col. Jonas II. French t-Marsha General
Of Loulsana, has extended the time for taking tie
oa h of allegiance TO Oct. 4, after which date all
who have reiu,ed to acc pt the preferred amnesty
must report themselves 10 the nearest PfOvOst-Ma
shal, with descriptive list of thor property over
their own signatures, as provided IN General Order
No 10. Parolud prisoners OF war notified that
thore Of them who Lave not signiled their wish to
to DO exchanged aye to be deemed citizens of the
United States, and therefore required to conform
to ali orders applicable to such citlzeDs
Tie Deta states, upon me beet authority. that
lrishmen who have Tor Years beeo resident OF the
city have htey taken out papers of protection from
the British Consul ae subjects VI Great Britain.
Ga tho I'd uit, Gen. Butler Was the REGIMENT of
beautiful china tea service, appropriately emhel.
listed with the National arms from citizens of New
Orleans.
The guerIlas in the vicinity of the city are as vet
numerous and impudent. The steamer Ib,ryile,
Capt. Ebert, was, on the 9th nlt, fired into about
three miles below Bayou Moula Forty or moro
shots were bred, ten vi which did serious damage
The Wa clin1D was KILLED, and ,hs second steward
wounded,