The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

Of cnsYaI Saepey Hsafiu % Rsfsvnino Rsbei SCI -
H1 G,aerat Bstley Treats THOSE Gssssy If Css rUfsl
Ssisvres-- Con pirscies Frrssd out-fstia3 sas Ell
cercy Of ne Froars-GSril a. 10 Dc Promptly Punish
sd-Camp Moore EsacsaSed b. the Il es-L0oei AMI ID"
Ar~y Cone 70 Vscasbury-Qsit and Orderly C0nds sos
q the Citl-Fcputarf Of Gersrat b's'er-iAe A'sa'
Flat Goxs 10 Viksspy-Q aara.lx Lass 70 b Rightly
Entorced, DC, dc.
There have number Of matters Of considerable
interest here since the departure Of the Ocean
Queen for New York asst Wednesday. General Butler
has had two or little with the foreign consus.
regard these gent emep at this port the truth g.
as Butter tolls thsm, they have become 10 sccus
toned being begged by the for their nerposi
,on that they have got the idea that their win b aim
sovereign and indeed that they arc the grsatt power
In she land reckon tney viii soon Learn that they
have In command here who fully appreciates his
dignity as the Of United States ven
mont, and who knows precisely tho position and import
of mon who paced here by sseir governm nts as
commercial agents" the airs and aulhor
~ Of MINISTER'S plenipotenary anbassado .
tiary. The manner in which tho General raps these
gentlemen the knuckles Is warrantable n
amusing and gratifying. In my next will send you
copy Of tho cor espondence between Gen Butler and
several foreign consus relative the detention OF about
three thousand hcgshsads OF sugar. II Is very rich
indeed.
Your readers may remember that mentioned 70
Gently that the Spanish cardenas from Havana
ran up TO this city without stopping Quarantine and
that shc sent back and Obliged remain there.
Thursday Mr.. Austin Requa, Jr. OF the steamer
Roanoke, called at tho Spanish Consulate for clean bill
Of health 10 Havana The Vice Consul told Mr.. Reala
that he would give him clean bill, and then made
some mark about the detention Of the tn It
showed plainly enough that he was anxious 10 retaate
On General Butter for his action towards that ship.
Mr. Requa told the Vice Consul tina, h, shoad refer
the General Butter The Consul thon ad ire
communication to General Butler on the subject. Ibis
letter viii be answered in day or two. and will send
boths documents by next mail. General Butler then
sent for the Consul, Don Juan Cale,on. his Vice
Secretary, and Mr.. RequA The interview occurred
ay morning, and quito exciting. Don Juan
could speak English and the Secretary obliged
act as int. prefer The General asked II the Consul
would give csan bill 70 the Roanoke; the Consul said
he would not and that he should according the
Of his government Tue Secretary then
planned that after the 1st OF June no Cons gave
clean bill, but bin stating that the vessel
unhsa. thy port. The General than asked If they
would give such bill as recognized at this lson
car ect by the Sp nish government and as accords
with The health regulations VI the Captain General OF
Cuba. The Consul still showing contuin ICY and
hesitation the General told him. Ia the most uis taxa
tn.liiner that th Roanoke woulI have such hill oi
health NJ ANY other vesss would get this n,
Else spanish Consul w. ID e. alb ard Tho Cardenas
and leave this port lion CAejon said h. wouli like
very CHI 70 DO sent away from this CITY BIT CON
cide that he ha better give the her bill aId
trust 70 some ohsr Opportunity Tor an early release
IrCm Nea Orleans.
Ter wards Mr. Requa called at the Spanish Consulate
or bi AID received stating that thu port New
Orc ahhoLlthy. Mr. Rslua asked tbe Vice
su H. III Case oane. Butter would permit tie Ca deu.s
10 up imIne datsy would that make dI.iere nce
III the bill uf the Ro&lO6of He was cd That II
GENERAL Butler would be god Iat the Consul
wouid put IN line that wud eEt the Roanoke
being detdEei but he could not give bib. TnIs
shows very piaiIly whit was tne motive the Consul
N MS I'm towards the Roanoke she ID getting nsr
to-day and viii leave " morrow morning ana
proceed without Stopping 20 New YORK. General ullsr
VII lay the whole matter before the STATE Department
The s,owiug ondeAcs elected by the order or
al who expect any privileges 70 take the oath, very
lacy III one part
BRITISH CONSULATE NEw ORLEANS La June a. 1872
SlE-I beg 10 inform you that srral oouLt
mnds o. risa .SJec. who Under the P o. sons u
set ,ot, as 70 th- nee OF COMPLIANCE
respec.fa, reques, ID you will Inform
me .lstier .e oath pr e bed IN the hrs instance 1.
Ine Natural allegiance they owe 20 me government Of
occon have also ben very generally urged agains. the
oath pre- ri "a 10 duly roget red alens The h,
fores them he ordinary eol ATOMS
Ate me s,.sa.is. suggested haze TIE honor sir
'''' Her B,a.an. nsIe.y Aeuas acasu,
S IL. Gull t. New osans A. Commanding
HEADQUARTERS, DgrAnrxxar or THE 0uLr,
sR-I am directed " Major Genera Commanding to
George ssS Enc no % 70 u 10 II. to @ % %
plsens on, are rseosa,.-d bs hs ows oernmen the
~. Uoppsls par. nuss cease iii. 'reaens,as nave
been ga, 10. %. mo- eAhOi'sa h-ye A.,or
''' ca. s.in and Assistant A. .atsi, 1sa.ra,.
GEORGE CorPEl, Esa, Acting Consul o. Her Bru,nnic
~ lssy, New Orleans.
.sw avs since, IN tho Provost Court. a man named
Dur ana sue. tno AK Of Iouisiana 10 obge the bang 10
la q IL hlum IA m
CJ.eera notes, WINCH the banks had made iega cus
gecy b, laying ,nen out instead o. their ogn s,o or
s. scls Juule oeil decided favor OF iurans and or
do. cd the bak ~ pay IN, amount funds Tho
bIuk appc ed from ,hs de- on to Tea Batter but
III 10 iron, tue Io wing p5fta. aad interest,"
l.s aocuaieut tho Gene OIL sustained Jucgs Bell
HEADauARrEks, DIR. R.zsAr or rHE auLE1
In ,he matter Of h. aep.a. q W. NJ ~.
Montrru, Casn.er vi g.. BANK oil LOUISIANA
tne CO, y. IN, .. A. Darand, ,omp4i. AM N''"
ln,s . apPiea 10 IA ef.a ats representing the
vs an s.' ASIDE ja1sasni Of III fIosost oou.
A, Lascd the eeai tacory that all ina,ters
within ssrs so: Ca p IA Pea - g.: aeh.sA inlay
po tue o..na"ding gen, 4iute, rna.,
hc government acre sppca,ons Tor rrareas nasi 10
f Fac View AM % Il 50 h mas s. esn So@ viii
M .es nosh los..e .nl.r t,s car INSTANCES m, e-eA-
Lrro, .s ~ I, so ~, ar' 10, Inc 20 %.
eseat MAS 40. n asccrdancs win he law wncn
90. IN lIs "ceison
TNcA eel ~
20 anu 0oes MOI dispute the sn.no wll.n way. W .ec
sev VA rder: ba! .se., MIA en,savofng u
eolsrae tbs oraef.
Tae oo4etn,n the Jurisdiction Of the Court put ,gn
two sfuunas, ist taa the PRO, oct cours is
pIu VI guOJeet sister vnd, proper
re not beor. H. 80 as u en abe II - at
tne l,.bts y. those who mel IN
said that THIS l.es OF, oeig ons r,Ds VI pro-
perry c be rtaiusa by Gu wGgh OIL,
al iIlragtiop 81 military oi,.crs pon:e n, %
ucha
technical 10 thic which is In the nature
vi plea wlul We At 40 NOT Apu.a
ts rlss pu IN Ill after lac heerts UPON Tue .eraIs
fs,ular that party sh nj Ye ll~ eu 70 20
int and have htarins his IN
ue ision favor, ami then, II repul
cvur Will, ne has appeaIeu, " hose JGd
he bmiI.ed his sssr fn's rude has b.en ~
sttctv Jar Suction over the sbsect mater
MI tae parties. a schn,ai
lowed - nJuhtee tecnnica anss,r Is not su.l
81
o. what do the defendants complaint The nank
" strruer nith taxes aaay
p,ts o. me aud 81 rs aDoth that the %
has power BHt IL nat .; Isit the CON.
m ina.ilg raj order tlat Which ant
Is The bshk here codpains hat ne ral has
l. the n ora q. ~ 4 ~ IN nj, II