The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26

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want, B. r. Butler, Major Gsnerai Commanding.
Consul; 4. XEjAs. French CONSUL NJ W. BssAcaI Grees
Consul
brush with the consus his hands. and usual he
cones out irst best The trouble This time is about
privileges beyond protection AGAINST violence their
persons TO take the oath Of allegiance TO the United
states government. The following correspondence
| plans nself thoroughly
LETTER OF THE CoNsULs.
l NEw ORLEANs, June -, 1862.
70 Major General B. F. BuILEa Commanding Department
IENEa41ihs undersigned foreign eonsu accredited TO
Orders No Al, under Dale 10Th inst
so@py WY sn das as Rpts
Il ne w S Su At as s e ana II
by possible Means such their fellow may
order which they eons.r IS contrary that justice
ment Of the United States aud the laws Of nations
m NATIVE a NJ ss SG os as e to
ANA received proiec,lon from tier government &C.; the
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| tine;lon which the dersign.d cannot admit.
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eisf than sixty days previous paSca.
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Ie ether being ep1Sea of their any
Or ,osea implicitly to .sxe the required cath
osse pssp1 Or 20 have MONEY pad them properly or
benefit he power Of The Unit staes EXTENDED to
Of when eSnes does no. wish to submit
70 me nMs o. tle country Of winch he is resident he is
s here he oss not even enjoy maj privilege for 70 leave
oa that as s 1rw ins to se AMI vet Thai oas as so
exaltel is that be pro.
1t Order excerpts those foreigners who
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renee with the n.eior administrator foreign
ior.n c,mpied with the laws
a ees ~ ,c swa @ = mater , Ge.wesa
oi any iorsisn Power 70 nedde with stu less
conserned. When CONSUL extends the
neither natlraled charged vita any breach Of
Bored ~ trsndy toy law in III sy
h countries that foeisners mus. saonit 70 the laws OF
eonsuis, must In exchange of lat respect for those
which the foreisne.s have invariasy enjoyed Ia this
s ioeciion uoss they become citzens Of the tniisd
States a tbs ~ b sons a MAea mslnn and IN Opposition
wen io.egners nay become citizens u tn country Ine
active ton, and be enforced only the day
ns % shs Of feae ma, acts haye
ne requlrea oath is lot only the rights duty
and deny of iori sners who ali free born but also
e s iise '''
see osr = v.aa forces certain ela.s Of foreign,
aud ale lance :. The un.a ststs an9 thc reby 70 rs.
tncy owe to te country only, While nat irazation IS
ean pe Tor "a, y s1 us Oh e az ana l. a
material interest those moral acts whic rspugnAnt 70
II merely required the English oath Of allie.
" BLACKSTONE q, ? s7S oath ssninss ons tas
hey reside but tne oath as woraed ia The orae
s. y ns &C. n. ae citizen s q The Sa,sd
constitution ana the a. OF Congress q June l7oy do not
| regn.r to take such
really that OF an Americs an citizen Il would 10
ssy sas ss w .aSs U sS and not I'm
Because while the order adv the neutrality i'm
violate thai n.ural,, no, b. forcing them
up arms and brAvely shed their blood defence
that Is tneir by enjoning upon them II
they wish TO redeem their
O. spies and dcnunciaors for benefit OF United
States.
Inc undersigned will close BY remarkng that country
men, since the beginning VI this
they be considered a conquered
population The conquered may be submitted exceptional
law but neutral foreigners have
they have always been by the government Of
states.
We have the honor General obedient
vant, JUAN CALLEJON, Consul de Espana.
CHI MEAN, French Consul.
JOS. DEYNOODT, Consul of Belgium.
M. W. lESACHI Greek Consul
JOSEPH LANATA, Consul OF Italy.
B. TERiAGHI, Vice Consul
AID. PIAuEr, SWISS Consul
GENERAL BUTLER's REPLY.
HKApaUARrEgs DEPARTMENT GuLrl
NEW ORLEASs, La, June IL, lo62 /
GENrLKnENYour protest against General Orders No a.
has received.
1t appears like labored argument In which the
been drawn for the facts support IT,
We're the iiomate expressions