The New York herald., 1862-07-13
7Is Property Of the Traitor Tvviggs.

GENERAL oapEgs-No. AZ.
HEADQUARTERS rErAhrhE TIE GrIT,
Nsw oLsAr Ia, June I'd. 1882. !
Al The property in New Orleans belonging 10 General
p. = iwigg@, and oi his minor son. the Inc me o. ~hcn
he has received and undor the ,ha-se II HIS H.
par.y. Fsi, conss tins Of real estate, hons notes
o, hand treasury notes Of The United s.ats. slaves,
held to await tho action Of tns Unitsi States .oycrn
m NJ BY command Of MAJOR General BUr rLkR.
X. 8. DAVIS, Capt. aud A. A. A. q.
General Orders.
GENERAL URDER--Np. IS.
HRADoUARrEHs psra aKTilSr ~ THE GUIv,
NEw ORLEANS. June Il, 1863.
Al cnrresno dence with tho fioycrn RS of ttes bv
the officers OF this dlpauaent IN rrlstin te promo
and appoint ments or officers IN ths several corps
in this command, must b, transmitted through these
headquarters aud otherwise, in der that the Com
mandpg General may add his testimony as TO ths
By command Of Muor General BUTLER.
r S. DAVIS, Captain ard A. a.AG.
GENERAL oRpEn--No. l6.
HEADQr AgTsRs MILITARY CoAvANDASI,l
New ORLEANS, June 20, 1862.
Any steamer, vessel or boa. 10 permitted TO come 10
New Orleans brnaing provisions, vegetables or Tut,
and viii bo allowed t. return In safety.
Passengers, oiher than Tho craw OF such steamer,
By order 1"a sHErhY hns Military
+. lLsLEy. A. 4. A. 6.
RumOrs.
FFrem the New Orleans Picayune, June 90
New Orleans seems to bo ated to he shaTs.uly msrs
presented by the press In looking the papers that
hand yesterday mad articles And parag Ahs.
in he shape OF correspondence nnd teegras pnrportR
be copied from, tho journals In Cine nna Chicago,
Nomphis and elsewhere tanning statements concern.
ing affairs in this city which are most absurdy false and
foundstionless. Ne give two examples Of this
One Is credited to = Memphis paper, and satea that
the women OF New Orleans in tho habit Of insulting
tho federal oliccrs and soldiers here overy occa-
lures &c, bu4 by shs most injarions words even Of
obscene character they thr ugh the Streets
while the men are in the habit Of peng the soops ith
stones and rotten eggs VIII they make their ap
pear sncs in our thoroughIsss This n most injurious
SANDER upon our people, male and female No .uch
fabrication oe the grossest kind.
The other instalse shall cite occurs In what pur.
ports 70 be selection from Chicago paper IN which II
is stated that ahs refined accomplished lady Of
well known Confederate artillery officer, with his
command II Virginia (and who Is named in tho artclo)
having loseio appear in public wearing in hsg bonnst
sma CoDfede ate tag, was arrested and brought be-
fore Gsnera Butler and ordered 10 be imprisoned, In
him Confederate notes payment Of .hs fine he took
thsm ~nd rudsy and nsutingly Dung them in her faee
Tho Banks TO Report TO General Batlsr.
GENERAL ORDER No. as.
HEADQUARTERS, iEPARTNgRr OF TIVE GCLP
NEW ORLEANS, June 23, 1862. !
All banks In this department will make return IN
these of all due 70 banks In any OF
the States in rebson the sum stood on the 1st Of
May lag. and also Of all changes since thai date and up
10 the present time. OF ali due the state
OF Louisiana, any Of the state ecsrs will be made in
said State said State officers will be paid without
permit: from thsss hsadauarters By command and Of
Major Gonorai BuI4ES.
R. s. DAVIS, Captain and A. A. A. g.
Van Dorm supers~dea. General LEVEL.
lFrom the New Orleans Delta, June 80.
GENERAL ORDEK, NO. 1.
HnADQUA ARIRRs, pErAKTNENr or LoCMIASA,
hsHssirPl EAST FLORIDA,
JACKSON, Miss: June q 1862
co{ins over tbs dspsr,nsn, Il is rscommendsd .na.
all persons living within eight miles Of the Mississippi
river their families servants tho interior
IS is the intention 70 defend the department to the
last extremity. Earl. VAN DORM
Major General Commanding.
A United states Omcer ON I" "Chiyaary.''
From the New Orleans Deta.J
To TRE EDToR TEE DELrA.This afternoon the funeral
States army was buried Who in every respect was the
peer Of any young man IN the South We who knew
loved and admired him. lie was fatally wounded
month ago while defending cause In which he took the
sword honestly with high toned feelings Of duty
any man now lighting for the South lie left his studies
in Europe 70 esporse this because ne honestly and
sincerely believed IL to be hts duty He vas wounded
but how? From behind bush, with bucksho nrsd from
to me.. opsny He fingers month 10: Not Word
Of complaint or reproach passed bis hp Always happy
and cheerful, unto his last mossnt We requested
yesterday tho use OF house of God. In which u show
to his mortal remains respect Il is granted bnt
howS After moving through collections OF cars.
passvey smiling and cheerful crowds stpdioasiy col
ected 20 insult the dead a1rssd At tho home Of the
LORD. We and i thrown or:n IKE stable, IS u BY
and the most prcminas pacee occnpisd By rabbe and
negrossa collection such dsaed church 30.
fore
Gentlemen and ladies' Of Orleans and Of the South
there was no chivairy in tins.
@. WEffZEI., Lieutenant y. 8. Engineers.
Nsw ORLEANS, June 2S, 1863
Scarcity ef Food.
From the New Orleans Picayure, JunA 251
BsxLp.-ls 10 almost literally fact that We are ~
this moment, In city, destitute " bread and
only that but Of the nalssals OF wch bread Is made
In ~ isssi isrses, markets the reply those
IN search o, ina; necessary article thsre Il
be had" 40 10 nour, ss viii b by General Shsp
isys order tbs nominal IN the market present
10 twenty four dosrs barrel aud informed that
u s difcut, II not impossible, 10 obtain IT, tha,
high fgNrs. ..rs
We learn. upon credible Information that on board
several vessels now lying Ia ths river there Is large
quantity OF -four, which only awaits ths necessary
to he city Can nc&ls be dsvsed bv