The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-14

proclamation. the Ptesvsss remarss.
very tmporsan somisasoh M the rrcclAm !.
ton, which touches US very naayiv ~ his
s,me, @ - no M oncsa bic "a tn. want 90 Distinct as
the crest papnlattcn In this city, and tsim
perilted hy the obstacles thrown ~ the End..
raj occupation In the way OF The I'm por, alton
One part OF thIS question was In the chr.
rsncy. The nrst i6ea OF Gen Butler vas r.
Prohibit totally the use or circulation { Cor. .
fedsrate notss, and when he modtftsd thot
view. a. I. stands modified In the proclama-
parsons A. "inconsiderats." Its, however, q
que'tion Of ABSOLUTE necessity There is no
currency but Confederate notes and priva.e
", but all resting on their exchang abiiity into
Confederat0 notss To mate the use Of these
notes q crime was, a. far n such q decree
could be en.oroee Against people thrsatsned
pactty Of hundred th ousand people to buv
tnsir daily food. 1t would have been little
Inferior, in its destructive eff cts, To bonn.
b.rdment by Capt. Fhrrasus's guns rbe
misesy in flicted would have been a. iudiscriu,.
mating, o1ly more psol nged In its horrors -
TO the ex,ent In which IL could have bssn On ;
f,rced, 1t would have been an awful ecourge.
and II Is fortunate for Humanity that the COM
nsanding General was made 80 sensible OF the
thexPediency, ct least, OF the measure. d to
nave revoked the prohibition, and to leave
the people, for the time. the use of the limited
their daily wants.
The other branch Of the subsissence ques.
ton reiates to sapplies from abroad The
stock of food of all Kinds 10 small and dimin.
isning snd among the poor. privations are
anenoy extremely distressing. Under the
first orders Of the Federals 1t was Impossible
to calculate upon the intrcductiop Of ny
from abroad. Transportation was held TO 10
c'ntraoand, end we wer threatened with
oearth approaching-and very sresdily-so
ahsOl 1te famine--a dear h which ne currency
could relieve. Tue SUI oject was brought to
The atten ton Of Gen. Butler, and It 10 undel.
rangements will be made for the facilitating
Of The transportation by railroad and river,
Of market supplies and articles Of food, sub
sct to military regulations as 20 the ebsry
and departurs OF persca..
ADVANCE OF "BRoHz. JOHN"
The Yankee invaders are taking possession
OF buildings in the most populous parts OF
New Orleans for the purpose of establishing
hospitals herein; and the papers Of the city
very properly protest against the proceeding. 1.
The Evans House, on PoyIr. street, is III Us
occupied, aud the Picayune says:slk
AS 70 tne unsaitaoientss Of The buildiT & for
tnat Purpo o&e, We have nothing to say That
Is their concern, ROT OARS. We Co say, how.
ever, tAat the LOCATION OF military hospital
on o.e OF our siding business thorougnfarss
anl ~ ane neart OF ne clty, 1. very tnjaci-
III
danger, and ought TO be at once sbtudonst
We speak plainly because we are lust enter.
ing on the summer and our unhealthy season
and II Is our duty AZ all times to protest
against any measure that is caic niated to icon.
ar stzs the health OF the city. Mora eS SpevIalAv
Is this duty not TO be disreg arded nov ,ha,
thousands OF unacciimated psrtons have bteu
tnruss upon us. All the precaus iols which
wisdom and exper .ence have suggested
nave net hitaeIto prevented the nlmcst
annual visits Of the devastating scourge Of
our sunny Cline, and there Is, In our
present condition, very great rsason to fear
that the summer of 1852 will b, frixhtfully
memo able for the ruvages o. the yellow Ievsr
In Rev Orleans. Ia 10 former year h az there
been mere 50 much food for tho terrible De H.
lsnce, and We ehudder when the prOha ii itv
OF l!s outbreak is forced upon our attention
by what we See around as Already the effect
o. the climate on tno stfangers within our
gates is apparent 70 every observer. and we
kuow not at what moment the fear rful haryes.
OF dea Ia ma y C mmeece.
1t is not only our duty to protest against
any proceeding that has u tendency 20 sudau
ger the health OF our fair ciGy, out Ii is the
duty o. the dc minar military au III 1rity reIe
80 be especially refui 10 AVOID the nc ,essity
iof suta pr0ssss sy well considered juuiciou5
Di'ary regulations. The establisLmer Of $.
HOSPITAL On Poydras street. between Camp
as.d Dag 3 no atreets. cor ,a,uiy not a mea
sure Calculated 10 give Confidence to those
sho, ny sad expef .ence, KIeiW the critical
posi .on il waich W. stand al shIs moment.
or g lin the fe srs of the timid ana uuaccli
mat ii