, 1862-06-24
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SKIRMISHES WITH THE
GUERRlLLAS.
GEN. BuTLER'S SHORT AND EASY
METHOD.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
James Robb Appointed Military Gov
ernOf.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ToRK, June 23.-A New Orleans let
ter Of the l4th, says the steamer Mississippi
had a iiyed from Baton Rouge. AL was quiet
in Gen. Williams camp. The story Of Col
Dudley and Minis battery having BEEN cut Oil
Was untrue.
There had been no rebel force near Baton
Rouge except band OF some 200 guez7il1s
scattered between that city and Clinton.
a few days ago Gen. Williams sent Col.
Mcmillan, Of the 21st Indiana, with guard
to seize some property. As they we're oa the
and Col Mcclellan was slightly wounded
with buckshot The guard fired upon the
rascals, killed one and captured the other.
Gen. Williams wrote 10 Gen Butler tor m
structions IS to the course to be pursued 70
Ea1as guerriIlas. The General answered as
fol1ows:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTNEET OF GULF,
EKw ORLEANS, June Il, 1861. {
GEx5RA-1on aaE me what shall be done with
guezr1llas. They shonld be captnred. tz1ed at the
d1uu-head By military commission, a1d shot
every man their houses burned, their property de-
etroycd. and every means taken to show them that
fns5 bn; F and land md Pirates There i only
one way in which you can err towards them, and
tt1t is b. Tant Of prompt ssss5ifs @sf H. Brr1re
NEW YORK, June o3.-Advice8 from New
| Orleans state that General Butler was sere-
nadcd at the St. Charles hotel on the l4th
inst, and made speech in response, in
| which he declared that his feelings towards
| ,he South we're friendly and fraternal, but that
| at the same time he was resolved, as matter
| Of duty inexorably upon him, to carry out the
laws Of the United States, nnder all circun-
/ stances. The speech was we'll received.
new daily pape5 has j9st been STATED At
JACOB Nsw Y, Ba5fef, now seventy three 5ears Old
One George Cappel, subscribing himself he1
Majesty Victoria'e ac1ing consul, has pre-.
sun cd to address to Gen Butler complaint
about the oath required Of aliens, and asking
explanations; whe1e1pon GenerM bnue5 r.
turned an answer that no reply would ot
made to the note until Mr. Cappel should bs
| recognized by his own government IS III
AGENT. .
II the provost court man named Durant
sued the Bank Of Louisiana to oblige the pant
| had made in confederate notes, which the bank
had made legal currency bJ paying them on
| instead OF their OWL issue OF specie. Judg
Bell decided in fxror of Durand, and orders
The bank to the aou1t n sant 9en
| Butler, but the General sustained Judge Bel
All but eight Of the mortar fleet had gon
: | up the river, and the balance viii go up Jus
Us soon as they can get tugs to tow them uI
A large Union meeting vas 81 heia ~, al Ns, ss,
> | and eloquent speeches were made By MessrE
: Madison, Doy, Charles Lemont and T. j. Ea
! hart.
The rebel General Loyell' army have eyac7
! ated Camp Meore, and gone to Vicksbur1
new YORK, June 2a-The steamer Rosnof
: from New Orleans On the 18th, has arrive
Dr. Warren Stone has beed released from :
4 Jackson. Jas Robb has been appointed MI
ta1y governor Of New Orleans. Two MT
were 70 be hung, having forgotten an orasr
:, | Gen Butler and entered house and robbie
+ uIder false names, as United States soldle'
L | Geo. jackson has been arrested, charg
i with burning vessel at the time 3f the arr
9 .al Of the Federal fleet Rebel informad
, states that Beauregard sEn1y vfas ia depa
aLle condition willis at Cozint1. His sick nu
d. be1ed 5000.