The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-24


.esns were impresnsble, the moment our sui
passed The forts tie mass Of the citizens resolved T.
treat our tro,s with silent undeinonstr,iiv. con
tsmit The stores were ~ he kept closed snd All
social rccu, n,ion withheld, thus sivingt the place
| the appearance Of sorrow and mourning. A. ro"i,
possible after his arrival here. Gen. Butler issued
/, oc.smatun ordering the people u open vac
stores, and - externally, at least, put on TIE ime'
| Of ordinary fe. The order not obeyed. Ihe
Provost Marshsl as conseqnenco Arfch',i eT
% the richest Offenders, and fined them huidieu
dollars spiece. Tie following day many Of we
| shop windows came down. Other arrests AMI hines
Flowed, until nearly all Tho principal ct res were
open. one name was gwen me 81 mefchmt WHO
was fnei three sUccessv days lac then yiedeu
| Passing into tho locality of th. commission meI-
chants you SEQ them si,tns list css ~ their ohcea
~ smoking sull,ny on the shady side OF she wslk
You wonder they do MOI cordially come forward
| AMI welcome the return Of New Orleans TO We
| Union You see tina, they were ruined by tbe
| blockade that tie currency Of tho city Is worse
| than ever bcio.e cursed people. You hear al
| ntt'd that COMMERCIAL prosperity seems sgan 70
be prom sell H. the city, yet these merchants hold
hack. Al first how singular and Inc ,nsistens eli
this seems, but getting behind tho scene, you md |
tnai all The property he" merchdTs hare IN ne |
fDrid are prgmi~s 10 pdg gircn by the planters IN
| n, country uho bang Seeesson,as r,u r,l,udidts |
all debts due toyh ciisens ~ ne Union. The past
course VIVA to rerdate nll S'rthcrn debts. TINS
| new morality was hailed NJ glorious piece OF
| nu,sse-A fearful punishment b. the North. The
| idea that the New Orleans merchants are now
to he charged with being dsl"yal TO the Com
icd'facy. aud possibly wfuDged ont ~ Their
| money, IL feariully suggestive. IL Ia barely
jr,ssibe tat all these parties, planters AMI ner-
chants may he ben, htcd by the entire destruction
60 tie present cotton crop ~ to torch OF the in-
| c,ndmfy.
The Tnipt sK riliculcs tho call for tho grand
Union meeting at the Cooper Institute on Tues
day night next, for tho Restoration Of the
Union as it was, and exhibits the utmost re-
pusnancc 10 such consuinmaion.
! IT. Winchester, Va. correspondent thus makes
charges az ,inst Gen. BLESKEn and Lis troops
Gen. BynAer With his staff arrived h're today
en- route for Wash gtDn, u" General, AIN IA
| formed, having been relieved ui Ills cOinniain,L
| which il completely demorn Nod. i"ie' mc n,le
man'senen, aud e3i ,,sy lr".htL back To-
.en..or proriicty aud d'c"nry. Blrnker 10 =" nv
iiim.sil ii, rc-c's, pSrrbesrng s"rt Of iusn' ~,
| treineiy rude ani h"-teruuH. Himself ALL stan
| stopped here night, rui every time they moved
rl'Gt tho hotel the c',nk, clnnk, clak Of thuir
s"uids IN the flor or over the stairways disturbed
| the teNt ui thr tgIust'.
| TIE brief space allotted me would M allow any
tns Ike recital @. the bsfhorlt ea aud lnt hcrcs
| OF Benkcrs men, aud even should rrcpuut half
dozen 81 they would scarcely u" Gro ht'l. While
on marches ,N.ry holy AMI 'ycrythiug sdn"t'i
| tongues were eat cut OF cat 60, and TIE Ippf ain-
inti- lct h. tuf,r, aud pulnfs die; as many as
fifteen sheep and lhinb' we're s,in'tifres slaughter
,c. ant 80 ui no yslue whatever ~ TIC soldiers
were carried on AMI destroyed, o.. From the
III rhc.t uf cr la the cotuinau g. the lowest the ds-
inat,iilaton was complete. Mutcts finally arrived
At .lcu pas that oNi 81. In tie ds.-on rendered
their r,Ai.n,aiIors ia or.lor t. escape the oIiun
which the conduct of Blci,kcr'a men threw upon
them. Gen. Fremont eventually ORDERED an inyes-
tgat On, ami Il j, said, hut with what ttnth 10
Mt know that during the examination oi ZONE
meu B.uk"r became very inaO,,nt, upon which
Fremont took or his 'teukcr'sI shoulder straps
and broke in two his sword.
The Womb affects 90 view with alarm the
= evidences that n large party l. growing M in
9 the Northern States with view Of consolidating
$ tho South, on the plea that tho war was caused
r by Abolitiunists, and intiinates that tho only
4 hope Of defeating the movement, in this State, is
for the Union party to place itself fairly OH a
0 constitutional basis, even though 1t may compel
o the extreme Republicans to rcnounce their fa'
IS natcisn.
It A Washington correspondent gives currency
y to the following important rumor;
10 An important ruinor has been circulating today
1, h. Ill. effect that Secretary Stanton is about to
!" linquish the charge Of the War Department. AM
that Major General Banks will take tie place vacat
=. ell by him. II s also said that in case NJ IoI,Sfp
Vi Inors for VIVA, they are worth, though there ar
those who Positively declare that Il will not be lon
~ before they will be yaits decompls.
of New Orleans correspondent Of the HEAL
gives some details Of the offence for which som
, United States officers and soldiers were sentence
by Gen. Butler to be hanged:
r. Since the order for the rendition Of arms or mum
tons OF war In the houses Of rebel citizens there La
y been band of narauders, composed Of A. mo c IA
10 % ten men, going about at night pretending to b
Vi United States officers and policemen, and showing
, bogus authority from Gen. Butler Ia search hous,
u for treasonable corr'spondcnce aud arms Col
Stafford, Assistant Provost Marshal, Las been of
their track, and day before ycss rlay he caught ~
uf the rasca-. via. Win. N. Clary, second mate O
Is the United States steam transport Saxon STAINS
e lsus Roy, sn Old thief and brass kAuckle Thug
john Mcdonald, private in the Thgt!e,h Massa
= chus"ttS AMI Geo. WIN. Crag., first mate OF th
IA transport ship City OF New York. These men wer
brought before General Butter yesterday morn
IA ing, ON the charge - hRvils tho nj 1T pre-
ylous, AT eleven o'clock, entered the house OF NJ
Clsrlcs Mrishcur, No. O3 Toulouse street, uude
9, rretcuce OF being United States uhcuis, aud showl
4 aiprs'd paper from General Butler, giving then
authority t. search houses ut n discretion. Mrs
IL Mosheur and her son, aud a number q. other wit
v hetsa, were present at the examination, md tr-ti
fed 10 the following fac,si THAT Clary and anothe
man. whom they did not see Ireseui, came to ,h
l. house on "Wednesday night leaving Roy outside a
/. agmri or watch that Ciary oppressed his rcgre
II being obliged 10 perform ~ imp easait u duty
10 aud then ordered his associate t. arch the house
\ Which lao dill mos, oii'ctuay, opening trunks
4 boxes and wardrohcH, md riding the mock Il, a
u dresses. They were not seen l. take any money
OF but Mrs. Meiser said she had tcnthuusaud dollar
. In the house, and that after they gone eihtec
u hundred aud eighty five dollars, u gold watch and
3, brosstpiu were missing During the search Clar,
NJ remained the parior RECALLING himself with brand
~ aud water, and when his pal came down both tool
Is their departure, Cary having left the followiu,
IA security against further search:
j. William Henry, First Lieutenant 81 the Figh
T. teenth Massachusetts, Volunteers has searched tn
n premises NJ. 9S Toulouse street, and fnd, t. IN
, best Of my judgment, that al tie people who liy
y there are loyal. Please examine no more.
is j. WILLIAM IIEsEY.
10 ny this name end title CARY WIS known L. hI
= band. lie AMI Roy confessed to having searche,
10 the house, aud Cary admitted that he wrote tn
Is above document hut both asserted that they SUP
1; posed they acting IN accordance with the orlo
" III regard - arms and munitions. on tho person @
H. Roy four hundred dollars Of Ms Metheu,'s none,
ID, WAS found aud restored To- her. Row said he ha,
received the money IN payment Tor work done 10
III various parties but this morning lie ssed tina
Il tax en- from Toulouse street. Tho facts bein
thus proved against Clary and Roy beyond the ieas
doubt Gonsral Batter sentenced them TO be hum
in next Monday morning, between the hours Of eigh
and twelve. Mcdonald, who by ths way, wa
IS recognized by tie General an Old offender In Oh,
u criminal courts Of Boston, was not identified q
having been at the house In Toulouse street, bu
was proved to have been 81 Cary's band in sevsra
n previous vista uf tho same kind and, moreover
IL being shown that hs lad been sentenced by tn,
Provost Court 10 four months In the parish prison
from which he had escaped, tho General sentence
ia him ~ hard labor Ut Iot Jackson for five years
3 with thirty'.H9 pound ball and chain to be st
u tlchei to his ankle
4 Last night Theodore I.ob tthis In not his correct
name, but II the only one no will givel arrest
- ell and brought before the General this morning -
n gentleman and two ladies' whose house had beer
4 robbed In the manner described above, were pre-
sent, and Identified him ut one Of tho part,
u that committed the outrage The General examined
10 lam nrl cross examined lin, and finally Obtains,
evidence q WARRANT the rearrest OF Crage, and ais
learned Vat Frank Newton, Q private in the Thr
III tten'h Sun, ucut had been engaged In the robbie
~, ries' IN lew minutes both were present. and
~ MIS- Melshenr also arriving, Newton and Theodore