The New York herald., 1862-08-01

little gold
The fruits o their reasonable enterprise hsy win reap
tomorrow and get lesson that hope viii be loss
Oh others wishing TO do likewise
A Picture of the Times.
From tho New Orleans Delta, July le.
On the l2th inst. a Mrs. schultz was arrested soF
having in her possession United states re and sent
The Parish Prison. She has three children, aged
spcctvey about hve seven and nine years. Her hus.
band is soldier in Beauregard army, and the con-
sequence was that upon imprisonment the children
had 20 look alter them. An old fisherman took
pity on The uniorturates and provided for them AS well
could while shore; but the necessities Of his
trado TO ced him iatey to venture out nthc waters Of
tho lake. whore he remained several days. the children
remained unprovdcd for. When he returned yesterday
his sbng excursion ne found his little charges
deripg about tho streets, dirty and half starved and In
state " utter destuton Not having the pro.
vide for them himself, and having friends rich In the
world gear took the little ~ the First district
,olics Sc ton There tho officers seeing that IL was
starvation that would not admit OF delay, imms-
datey out and provided somo articles In tie way Of
bread cold meat and cheese into which tho little unfor
tunales pitched ravenousy end with the wild OS
fanished birds Of prey II evident that II suffered
70 much rs they wished the gorge IN ght have.
proved fatal TO Lhe and Lieut. Boyd Robinson therefore
very CONSIDERABLY limited the quantity given item, and
only allowed them little 1T time until tho first ravings
OF their hunger appeased This Is OF the
signs the times and affords matter for reelection. The
little ones will be taken care OF
Death OF cn Irish Patriot OF lSAS.
[Irom the Now Orleans Commercial Bulletlr, Jly IT.
We learn with deep regre, Dr Richard Dalton Will
hams, thu wei! known Irish patriot and poe died VI
inst. at his residence at Thibodaux
The deceased born tho county Of Tippsrary, Ire
land in 1921 1922 and educated In Carlow College,
where hc distinguished nv his poetic genius. Ater
Ao graduated he went 10 Dublin, here he studied
nedc,ne. lie subsequently, entered wi enthusiasm into
the projects OF the Young Ireland party and engaged
the aborve attempt Of loio after wAch be smigra ted
10 thus country For some time he hed the ohair OF
Bellies ictres, in Springhl college, Mobile. He then
removed to this city, vhsre 10 mrried. For year or
past hc has resided With hls family at Thbodaux.
pf. Williams was true poet. His rpc scholarship,
osd TO portray with remarkable elegance sweetness
ami power every shade Of human passion and affection.
tie was moreover exemplary discharge dutee
to his FAMILY and to seccy and beloved by all who knew
ban ior his many virtues and endearing character.
Interesting Gcnes al Orders, &c.
TIE BANKS TO AAxE SWORN STATEMENTS QUARTER.
LY-oNE THOUSAND LABoRERs TO NE EMPLOYED
ON TIE STREETS RENDEZVOUS FOR RECRUlTs-
LANDLORD AND TENANT DISPUTES. ETC., ETC.
GENERAL "nnERs--No. 49,
at HEADQUARTERS, DEragT.ENT OF TIE GUy,t
Nkw ORLEANS, July 10, 1862 +
Each bank and banking company in New rlsaus win
make under oaths Of tn cas.i,er statements Of the
Board Of Currency on the hrst Monday q May, June
Major General CUTLER.
z. 8. DAVIS, Captain and a, 4, A. General
BUREAU or srassrs ixD Ixxprscx
New ORLEANS, Cry HALL, July II, 1902. J
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be- and hereby,
authorized and directed much Of the old wood
work OF the wharvcs, that he may condem worth
same. where the depth Is great 70 be filed with
tho river sand TO level above the highest mark
aud when finished bs covered with layer Of oyster
Shells sufficient thickness the weight of loaded
drAys and other vehicles.
Resolved further That oil timbers, piaass and other
materials we'd from the wAirvcs removed, which
be made available for that purpose be appr praed
by the surveyor In repairing temporarily the wharvcs
and bulkheads that are in sufficient good condition ad-
nit the landing oil vessels and the unladng Of cargoes
Resolved further That for the purpose Of carrying tho
lor eg ing resolutions into elect the surveyor os anu "A
baf Rhy a
nient for month Of one thousand aborsrs As
employed under his supervision IN cleaning the Canals
as authorized by resolution o. the Common Council No
6056, at pensaon of fifty cents per day each for
laborers. and in addition thereto ul ration per day
each man. agreed to be furnished by Major General
Cutler and dollar and fty cents per day and rations
for which said force Of thousand Gbcrcrs.
shall be employed W him In biing ap the evce and
making repairs as hereby ordered, aud he hereby
further directed 10 making selscion OF said aborers
aud all other aborers employed In his department.
give the eferencs 70 men Of ta:nv, ami TO employ only
those who havo taken tho oath, prescribed by General
Order No Al issued by tho MAJOR General commanding
Resolved further, That in orer expedite the forego
ins the Street Com bo and his hereby
ihor.zed directed continue the smpoymen. for one
mnth OF one thousand laboi ers, employ under
his In clearing IT,, Streets authorized by
resolution Of the Common Corncl, No $685. the same
and conditions provided In the foregoing reso-
tion. Which said orco Of thousand aborers
number thereof as he may nec III cleaning streets
shall be employed BY him IN filling the ievce, fers~
by ordered the Surveyor hsrsby directed 10 fur
nhm with the prorcr l and syels for that purpose
Resolved. further. Tnat the surveyor be horepZ
directed 70 issue permits for the removal Of sara
or bai'ure from the river the city requiring The for
It's JULIEN NEVILLE,
Chairman Bureau Streets and landings
y. II. DIRtII, (airman Bureau Of Finance.
Approved July 10, 1876 wEIzEL, ,Assistan, Military
Coinmandant.
srB1AL oRDsR-so. 130
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoxNArDAyr,l
Nfw ORtEANs, July IL. 1862.
All those persons who have authorities 10 raise
companies tor the Louisiana Volunteers ordered
report their places OF rendezvous recruiting effect ~
thes. headquarters Immediately
By command Of GODFREY wETr,EI,
Lieutenant United States Engineers,
And superintendent of Recruiting Forces.
PEovosT MRsHAI's 3 0YrcP, |
NKw ORLEANS, July 10, 1862.
All disputes between landlords and having beer
referred and committed 10 me, h ordered tnat all pro-
ceedngs for the removal or tenants from dwellings
cspt such have been specially directed by mel be
pended and that until further orders such
be had taken. Landlords will refrain from taking any
steps to tenants aud from interfering with them
s. II STAFFORD, Deputy Provost Marshal
MISCELLAyNOUy.
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