The New York herald., 1862-07-13

pr soil short must be the shrr Of those who
al pssbs vgia, therefor be sxerc,s cd for
tho lection of thes. sizes snd s"a led in o msrs, and
for their apprehensms All eiizs should rep,-l 10 he
authorities the the proof or esounds
OF suspicion Nar Iusi ess ~ sof be en- orcei IN tie
cases Of th.so persons wh" NJ obeyed he P esi
count oI themselves tho ubtIuI mus, be CLOS ly
watched the eisoyai must be impriso ed and when
due tn tn AZ ca2tai crime
COME gRArf s'rr riv CURRENCY or
TO norn tradns With him. As temptations 10 yon To
thus " las your tav ed aut, ci the Confede
which he promise ) 70 pay in gold AID silver. with
eauA. Assiaui'y no 10 enea ed IN enTi. =" de.
fosssls ha, every :" c.nt edera,s bond Is record
and cer'incata of hli has been contributed by
generous and col iis citizens to seen III indcpen
dsnce OF the1 countrytna every Co fsderaic ote Is
the evidence thai thu much OF The wea th the ieo
pie has neer loaned to The government 70 hslp IL ~ its
e-' hat all The ieso' rces Of ar-pnbc OF ten MI
lions OF eople, Occupying vast territory of uisur
PASSED roductiveness, afe pl dyed 70 thei redemn
t-tu 1t they constitet currency that me snrcs the
value u all your prope ~ mi hat custom and loyalty
recgn ze them as l-gal iender They are eeivsd and
pd such by all patri ts. n. refuses
tn NJ aym on debt. o. in exchage FOR what he
orer fur does di ec, III ury to ed "a So
fans the latent sparks treason gives and
aud cmso to the RUTH ~ enemy who nvadcS cur soil
rt sag coasts. iis lie our mothers, wives and
ghlers and tygannize =, er our conquered cit es The
cfIsal to ke Confederate money n general, would at
once arayze our ard put the confrder ICY IN
4 iiason Of the grave ofrnce
| RIvxR STEAMBOATS, yoa rR.SsPoRrs
The enemy Bee's river steamboats, 10 transport his
troops their puudorirg editions along thu sss-
spp and he selves all that ie within his reach lilo
searches them in bsyous seldom navigated and by
aid of info 'nerR lie as scceeded in cap
those that thought to be enectualiy hidden
can be depended on the ba destroyed when
| the approach Of the enemy shall leave NO
other mo Of preventing their cantura.
SUPPLIES pRovraoys orLEASs,
The delicate question Of permpting wv Ofleans 10 be
enemy presented TO me for decision coon after my
| from Camp Moore, whittier hri gone 70. the
purpose Of concertins with hs authorities ~ Richmond
Mech and is 70 be said for and agains. the policy
II is srfcelt Tor my present purpose to that
permits 10 two agents OF the cmmtee from the city 10
carry provisions 60 citizens long the federal
general should faithfully observe his psdge not ap
| propriats any portion of the provisions to other
| uses than supplying the wants Of Of people.
was not unaware Of tbs danger that attended such
policy a1or,ing advantages for the ablishment o,
intercourse which the previous part this address
will show could not approve. But did not expect
that such q made tender consi !eraton OF
the pressing wants city abused by any
OF its citizens to the axtant Of committing act
little short Of anording direct aid TO the enemy The
recent CT the Cashier Of the Bank America
| hin accompice has convinced me that any departure
from the the sssiiiss Of the population Of
any locality held subssrvent to the paramount
consideration II the public safety, is attended with
peril and that in my desire to relieve thu people Of
| New Orleans subectng tho pubic interests TO
danger Of pJrry. No boats will hereafter be permitted
60 New Orleans Baton Rosge while these places
the commanding general confederate officers should bs
detailed FOR the purpose of going in charge OF thsm
the manner usually prscticed by beigerents.
| cuNTrNuED PARAMOUNT prTY.
is net proper for obvious reasons TO state here In
fer the defence Of our homes The OF New Orleans
and the opening OF the Mississippi which will fol-
low greatly increased our danger and deprived US
4 have moro to do than before. Every weapon have
and all that our skhui mechanics can make, viii be
needed Every able bodied citizen hold himself
readiness for immediate active service. Brave, vigant
energetic officers aub borized TO raise bands Of par
angers Let possible assistance be rendered
them in forming armng, equipping and mounting their
companies and In giving them support and Information
| when in the service. Lei every citizen be armed
sentinel give warning Of any approach of insent
foe Let all river banks with armed patriots
TO teach the invader the rife win be his on
welcome bis errands Of punder and destruction
wheove hs darss 70 raise the hated emblem Of tyranny
! tear 1t down and rerd 1t In tatters.
NuNPcRD, THE MARTYR.
1hs noble herosm Of ths patriot sumord has placed
the federal navy reached New orleaps sa oc aripss
was sept On R50ccupisd by the Untei Statss TROOPS
nor had they reached there The place their
tested symbol with his hands and for wa. con
demned to be hung BY Gen. Butler after his arrival.
Brought in fell visw OF the scaold his hoped
TO appa his heroic seui by the exhibition or the nipple
meDts Of ignoninous death With evidence Of their
determination 70 consummate their brutal purpose
| before his eyes thsy offered him life the condition
that he would sbjure hts country and swear
with such foul dshonor he met his fate
and has transmitted to his countrymen fresh eynmpe
| eurrzf zfipn
Of fsrvid patriotism. shall forget the outrage or
his murder shall IL pass unatonsd.
| Krlys THAT WILL NOT RKIAxKp.
am act Introducing any regulations for tie con
those that every nation recognizes necessary
and proper 10 be enforced II 10 needless the eroe TO
say that they will not be relaxed. On the coutrsry
am but awaiting the assistance and presence Of the
raj appointed to the department rangarsie the
siectual method for their enforcement. II to re.
peat them
Trading with the enemy il pro hibi,ed uader al crcum
| stances
Travelling TO and from New oriesr. and other place,
occupied ~ the enemy Is forbidden AL passengers will
tizsns going these places and returning with the
| sneny's usual passport, will be arrested.
Conscrips or militisnsn having in possession such
passports and seeking to shrn duty under the pretext
q parole shah Ne treated as public No such
papers will be held as sufficient Tor inxcton by
any citizen.
The utmos. vigilance must b used by officers aad c
zens in the detection OF spies ana salarsd nforners
| and their apprehension promptly effected
Tories must suffer The fate that every be,raysr OF his
Confederate notes shs be received and used as the
/ currency Of the country
i captured Burn them when they cannot be saved
Provisions may b. conveyed 10 New Orleans only in
charge OF officers and under the precautionary resuia
tons governing communication between igersnts.
/ OUR STRUGGLE AND KxsurI
The loss OF New Orleans, bitter humiliation - IL was
70 Lonsiansns has not crssed despondency shaken
our abiding faith in Not the eve II tho
enthusiastic patriot alone who might be expected 70
| passioned sazs Of tho statesman TIA. success
was certain from the beginning 1, is onIy
the timd, the unredectng, and the property
ownet who thinks more OF his possession than coun
try, that viii succumb to the depressing Influences m
disaster. Tns great heart Of the people has sweiled
with more intense aspirations for the the more IL
seemed 10 totter Their confidence Is well founded The
possession BY the enemy OF seaboard and main wa
tercourses ought 70 have bean forepeen by us His
overwhelming naval force necessarily accomplished the
same results attained by the British with the force
IN thsr war of subjugaton The final result will be the
same let US turn unheeding 10 the rmnors OF
Foreign intervention To believe 10 70 rely them. We
must rely only on ourselves Our recognition as q nation
one OF those ceranss Of the future which nothing but
our own unaiihsuness can prsvent We must aot look
around Tor friends for hep when the enemy IL straight
before US Help yourselves IL s tho sreat ipstrumcnt
| OF national, as OF individual success
1HOs o. MOORE, Governor or louisiana
0rEtorsAs, June is, 1862.