The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-14
INTERESTING FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Union Sentiment Daily
Increasing.
PUNISHMENT OF AssAssINs.
Fort Morgan, at Mobile. Reported to
Have Surrendered,
&oes Sess La


&s.s &e., 70.
We have received New Orleans advlces. direct up to
the I'd Of June but nnd vsy little or particular interest
in Thorn, having heretofore given summary OF affairs In
that city.
Tho papers Of New Orleans quite different In tone
from what they were about month since, mono Of them
advocating !" secesh prsuciples. and the Dsa having
become thorough Union paper We give such excerpts
from these journals have not been heretofore pub
lshed.
THE LATE ATTACK on THE UNION FORCES NEAR
GRAND GULF.
From the New Orleans Delta, May 81
For several days back rumors have been current In
this city to tho effect that navy had suffered In
conflict mp the river and that General wilams brigade
had been badly cut by tho cotton burning scoundrels
who march undor tho ban OF the New York scaven-
ger Lowell The facts arc these-On tho 18th iDst,
while the forces under General Williams were d..
Grand Gulf by q hcld battery VI four guns One
killed and one officer slightly wounded.
and the battery, with It's camp, about mile and
half in the the town, thereby persuaded to
ment under Major oardn landed TO destroy the
camp. These forces AZ tho rebes were leaving
guns and fonts having preceded them. few shots only
were EXCHANGED, and the pursuit was discontinued II
night. One OF the Union troops was wounded and scve
raj OF tho rebel oops we're secn To fail Unfortunatey
tho gallant and acc ,lisncd aid de camp OF General
Williams, lieutenant George G. De Kay (who left his
studies II Euro to assist his country in this hor Of her
traD who volunt .ered To land with Major Bardnan g
troops severely, and, it is feare fatally woun ded
Wholesome distance in advance OF the advanced guard
He received bucksh,t in the left and five in
the left side. No inlier youth has been stricken since
The opening OF the Mr. lie kays m,thcr resides at
Newport. r. l.
From the New Orleans peita juno IL
Lieutenant De Kay, Senior Aii-de CAM General
Williams SIAN, who was wounded the 26th ult. at
Grand i1f arrived in last evening in the
Tennessee, and was at once cnnse cd TO the hospital
,ertte huuA n.qnn ipf nn
skill Of DR.. Saith and Dr. Browncll He exhibits pa
tience in suffering, such only as brave natu could
exhibit He hopes to DO able ono Day to punish the
scolndrels who assaed him in ambush.
FIRING UPON SICK SOLDIERS THE PUNIsHMENr
MErTD OUT TO TIKI AsSAssINs.
Four sick Union soldiers we're. ABOUT the 9th day Of
Houma, louisiana two of them were killed and the
others wounded. Lieutenant ColoEel Keith, OF the
Twenty rs. Indiana regiment ordered by General
Butler taks detachment OF his regiment, proceed TO
Houma, and mete out Punishment " The offenders They
naged to escape but the der relative to the destuc
tion of~hsir property was carried out. us a. fol-
From the New Orleans Delta June IL
HEADoUARrERs, DETACHMENT Twenty FIRST lSp voIs.,
In compliance with order from MAJOR General But
lsr hereby order the following property Of the pa-iiss
in such manner not to ondanger or destroy ad.
jacent property owned by PARTIES not herein named;
said property all situated IN tho parish Of 10
wit
Buildings, outbndings, and personal property Of
Howard Bond, near the town OF Houma. Buildings on
the premises u Col Robinson.
Property of +. Gatewood, real and personal.
Property OF DIR. Jennings. Properly Of n. Wood The
Ceres newspaper esab! shment. Parish JAIL
Property Of Gilbert Hatch. House OF e. N. Dutrai
Property Of Crewei.
The parties above named and whose property Is to b.
destroyed known to be identified in greater or less
degree the murder OF two soldiers and wounding Of
two others belonging TO the Twenty arst regiment In
diana Volunteers, on the - day OF May, Houms
The Jail Is destroyed because permitted to be used
place CT confinement TO one Of the wounded mon:
Lieutenant Colonel Twenty .nrs Indiana Vol .ntesrs
commanding detachment.
RAsCALs ARRESTED.
From the New 0rl ans Delta, June I.
Four more OF Now Orleans choice sccundrels are In
custody. Thoy arrested Saturday by tho Pro-
vost sIsrshsls Their Eugene Duprat,
Robert Bob Johnson, Victor Dupra and Ben Leggstt
two pair or SEQ ndrss who have long boon terror and
a TO Now Orleans. These the leaders Of
thugs the friends Of aldermen tie social compsnons OF
every mayor who has cursed tho city ten years back
and have been supported by the profits Of prostitutes
We glad that they in custody We congratulate
fellow citizns Of New Orleans that they within
tho strong grasp General Butler. We thank the Mar
shall, publicly for his prompnsss In capturing thss,
four villains Is MT harsh 70 call them BY this name
their long years OF crimsupon the galows We trust
their expectations will be realized II half OF what
have heard OF them be true the sooner they are hanged
the better.
VERY SUGGESTIVE PARAGRAPH.
IRON tho New Orleans Delta, M,y3l.1
The Union Association OF New Orleans viii hold It's
regular meeting this evening, tho 3lst inst halfpas
Ave o'clock tho Lyc um Hail. Matters Of i'm portance
Will be submitted to the consideration Of tho ting
and al who interested should not fail TO attend
THE SUSPENDED "DEE" RESUMES PUBLICATION
(From the New Orleans Picsyune, May %
TIE BEx.-1his old established Journal after two
weeks SUSPENSION made its reap this morning
The following which find at the head OF its columns,
shows hat terms tho publication OF the paper Is
sumed:-
NKw oRtEASS, May 81, 1862.
To MAJOR GENERAL BUTrLR, CUmmaDder-n Che. OF the
Department OF the Gulf
GEvgnALOur article OF tho 10th inst In reference
cotton thought by you TO have been IAN elaborate,
houlh covert argument IN favor II the cotton burning
mob" We desire frankly 70 assure you you mis-
taken In It's t0n6r.
We hays not intended and do not intend 70 advocate
the destruction OF cotton other crops by tho Southern
pscpe We iered to ie la la RMS aud cdnor Is Of
D o,eyy not 10 be tolerated the Quilted orid Very
No .ciuly Your obeiient servants o. n. WtISSE CO.
Upon the publication " the foregoing the Bee may
resume It's publication and tho business n It's Office
BENZ. y BUTLER. MAJOR General Commanding.
May 81, 1852
THE CHANGE on SENTIMENT.
From the New Or cans Belta, May IS.
II snybody wishes TO realize full grown contrast
under the most aggravatiR circumstances, let him try
the transition from Northern editors sanctnm with
its numberess les of fire. exchanges and hourly tels
graphic dispatches TO the dusty and barren garrots de-
with the OF shs world by the wicked acts OF
dems goguos and traitors II Is quite as diihcut to get
up, at this time, what would be regarded readable
newspaper under ordinary circumstances rs 10 Is To Ind
the material for respectable dinner 10 this market ~
the present writing; but We trust that IN both