New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.


Lieu. lie KAY, senior ABIDE Camp on Gen. VIII
ii.u..' st.r, who Nas wounded on ihc 2uih uli. at
Gfaud tuli, arrived IN town last evening III the
steiner TEMPE see and wac az once conveyed 10 the
hospital His situation D. c-lii,al; but We have
confidence IN The skiil Of Dr. Smith and DR..
Brownell. lie exhibits patience IN suffering, such
only NJ "a brave nature coulG exhibit. He hopes to
be able one day 20 punish the scounGicls who as
sailed him In ambush. Delta, June !.
UNioS MEETING At LYcfUM RAIL.
There was an Assem- .lage Of the friends of The
Union lasl night a. Lyceum Hall. The meeting was
well attended and pgficil aied in - come # the
fret citizens Oftbe city. The proceedings hciog only
P Ire urinary 10 q more extended organization We 10
aot deem It recoss ny 10 give details.
ARREST OF TUGS.
Four more Of Nev-Oreaps otoicct scoundrcl-
are ~ custody. They were arrested on Saturday 10y
ihs Pfoyos, MaTshais men. Their name are Ia
e-re Duur4i, Robert or Bob Johnson, Victor Du-
mat. and Ben Legceti-two laiir Of scoundrels who
have long been q terror aud curse to New Orleans
These men are the leaders oi thugf, the friends OF
Aldermen the sociL COMPANIONS of every Mayor
who has cured the city for TEL years bac l. and have
been sappo1ed by tie profits Of prostitutes. We
IRE clad they are in custody.
/ We congratulate Cur iellow-citizens Of New
Orleans that ihoy are within The strong grasp Of
Gen. Butler. We thank the Marshal, publicly, for
his rroinpinesa in capturing these iour villains. IL
IL Rot harsh TO call them by this nane. Some OF
long years Of crime upon the galows. We trust their
exrectatious will be realized. If nllf Of what We
have heard Of thcm be true, the sooner they are
hanged the better. Delta, June }.
RETRBCriOS
-Four fica soldiers OF the DIST Indiana Regiment
having beep fired upon, two killed and the others
wounded. a.. l.ouma, La.. Lent..Col. Keith, Of the
4Ist Indiana was sent BY Con- Butter 10 the scene Of
tire nhuman tragedy 10 invesig.'o the care aud de-
f,rrd the rclctia.ols After fall nyosip aiion tie
demand not being complied with, the following
u, uiioucd property was destroyed:
Proncrtv on premises OF Howard Bond burned:
One dNcliinghouso, furniture, and conienisi one
/ -uqqi -uOa-e hll.d with fu4ar; from ffiy 10 one
hundred negro Luu.ca a.d other out-h0nscs; one
steam saw and corn Mil; lhroe stallcs; TWO corn
lou-es. with contents; one COJpcl-auOp aIi black
mififhO, with tCols and other contents one store
iOusc iiNed mit molasses, two DuGgies aud haTirfs,
saCks ol HAY and fodder. Taken from above prem
ise. Thity-fve mue., twenty soi of harness sih
plantation wngoue one carr, Two yoke oil oxen, an j
five lOlGs al tYlagc.
Property owned by Dr.. JOnniugs burned: one
dwelrn,-hOuae, other ouAousoe, bnrD, stable, al,
ihor con'eits, buggy and a valuable library, 'hu
otter articles.
Properly owned by T. Y. Dnirail, coneif'ine o.
dwelnng-hOuse F.a y and other ClilOase', WIN hi
their conien,s, Tet, torn down ana Hu1ny "''
s.fpyed mn, ~
ifuUprfV - 4. ~ OOd, com -'ihH W 4 '' 80
nrv.lr,ner ,sfa rlncrt w.s completely destIcyeH
lie G. 90 aud other material being thrown mo
lay0u. -, lt,
The Parish jail in which private Monii h"d oe'n
nc,tcera,ooJ. n sfOug brct bul'diDs' Dy H''''' %
b.ucring raui Nas demolished I'll, ono.
me- nrorerty OF Cr.wel. coI-ising Of ID iieht one
morse wagon AID q ches. OF carpenters to0ls WIS
Ire rrr.onal property Of 4. 5. Honshy, grocer -J
of which there wa 5gi litie-was either taken anu
used o. destroyed
BEAUREGARD'S ARMY. :,