The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACKSTONE.


one Day Later from New Orleans.
The steamship Blackstone Capt. Stevens, from New
oroAns Juns "a arrived here lest evening she brings
. mall and ten passengers.
me French bark Csphsss, from Narssllss via Vera
Cruz with cargo of brandy and wine and Soo,o 600 in
specie was seized in the BY Custom House Official
w. Cameron, and has bean ordered North for adjudcs
tion.
TIE Backstonss cargo consists Of lao bales Of cotton
COT hhds and % bbs sugar. 27l bbb rosin, boxes
wine. boxes merchandise and 5000 slaves consigned
70 d. dc Goicouria Co.
From our nles Of New Orleans papers Of the 2lst Of
june one day later than ws have heretofore received
extract the following
From the Now Orleans Delta, June 21l
HzApQuARlsas MILITARY CoANAEDANr on New ORLEANS,
CTR HALL, June 20, 1892
Every person who "exercisss any Office or holds any
place u nst calling which calls for the doing Of any
legal oct whlevsr for the doing OF any judicial
administrative which shall may affect any other
sndsr he saary Of The Charter or city Laws and
Ordinances New Orleans, will, without delay, report
IN writing to the Military Commandsnt. at the City Hail.
whether he has complied with General Ordor No. 81,
issned by the Commanding General Of this Department.
and taken the oath therein prescribed.
q. F. SHEPI.EY, Military Commandant.
JAMES f. DUNBAR, Secretary.
TIE ANIAUs OF THE CONSULAR INTERFERENCE WITH
GENERAL BUTLER EXPLAINED.
from the New Orleans Ielta OF June q
sular Agents OF this oty in regard 70 the proclaim alton
of the abe Major General commanding this department
Now why It that the foreign Consuls did not protest
agans foreign residents taking the oath al egiancs
fore the Provost Marshal OF the Confederate Stales9
H,w is It that American vessels were made foreign
vessels for The purpose Of running the blockade and vo
lating he nct traity lawsp
How is it that 10 elm Subjects dragged out OF
their beds IN the COME ierae states militia, and
the foreign Consn's protested against itp
How was it that the Cazaiores Espanoles, Guardia
tai, aud scandinavian Guard, mostly all foreign
enhe rts COnfsiarate officers
and under threat Of being bayone,ed by surroundi
force OF Confederate states &C. s. Guard), 10
the Con ederate States forts below St Philip and
Jackson, stolen from the United States government and
the BODY o. for ign Cons Is made no protest?
How Is IT foreigners constantly the blockade with
arms and anmunitons r IN Havana for tho Confode ate
states government, and the Consists did not protest.
!, hut there was ono item It was probably profitable
proceeds OF their sale in sterling bills at $50 to 200 per
cent and therefore, the cbnnvalce
how Is II thtt thu meeting Of neutral citizens and
foreigners being held Tho ptcuas before ito
arrival OF the federal feet was broken up, dispersed
and nsulted by an armed mob and tho foreign Ia
made protest. AN OLD RESIDENT OF THE SOUTH
NEW ORLEANS June 20, 1862. (of Foreign Birth.)
THE EDITOR OF TIE TRUE DELTA PUTS HIAsELP
RIGHT ON THE RECORD.
From the New Orleans True eta, juno 81
At tho hazard of life and property, We have at all
times ard undor every circumstance truly fairly and
ai hny examined and exposed seArchinsly every poll
teal movement, pointing out It's immediate and remote
effects upon the people and thor interests. We sto Il
Ike rock opposed TO the insane SOC ssh movement
.es', rs imTrucsicablty ami Us sens le nss Carried
away by tho flood its authors had naagei u create,
dill not abandon posts or forsakc the Of tn,
peoples still went with them, pointing out from day
to day tho u>r incapdcity, corruption and saps If
Their Iaf.'s. until at last the ri lie read BY the
uubelieving hero when city had fallen, and all
lost We are ultra dom cratic in many Of opinions,
6u revolutionary under republican gore nmea, never
We have identified ourselves with tbs cause Of
he people even when no binding sanction had
over been given by them to ihe policy
pursued believing amost heart tha. tie ma lce
nf lido rafpfrt .ua,lR fryIs ~.
Pr sa AMI res.rs taGs 81 tteir accoaei pro- ale
AMI .ranqu, channa As ia is We have nothing say
t., oI, these who still c ng to The teliet thai HiS abo
rite dom@tic "ar w lad o ne'or or tr, groa Ter
ft,vs or the South TIE ntof d.s con &c in o'ini n,
no, d.A' a.a, IKE o.h.fs, ss can :go.a y ,oa.s =
icSc sable indifference of til s. Of the popta,n here
who, hlvia. everything 10 loss, ref SO either to pat
forth hand for their own safety the pubic rotsc
ton fohsr nd severer an,ctias than any yet cxpe
reiced by this population be 10 Tor them sinai
be comptaiyeiy happy in th- consciousness tha the
rsproach attaches lot 10 Us endsayo We have
honestly abored ths upon others lot the
responsibility Of our failure fall
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
From the New Orleans Delta, .ne 2l.l
The following letters have been handed to us Tor publ
cation
CONFEDERATE STATES AMemcA,)
HEApluAlEts ugpARrxxNr M. 1,
Jackson, Miss. June II 1862.
Commanding officer United states Navy, Mississippi
river, near Baton Rouge
S.-I hiys the honor to encloss copy Of letter
ceivcd by The Mayor OF odncy. oifying him. in sub
V. Y =
fred upon ny troops, from III, town, yea
gc.nco viii be taken upon the women AMI III dren, -,
Tie writer is pleased T. term IL, PUNISHMENT ir the
oasncs viii be vi ted upon The own, - ana his too
whilo declaring that eva not here 10 u,-oa
armed or peaScabl, pa' sons !"
Where two nat 0ns at war IL he's been customary
among civ zod pecpIc o. unish the cGcce" of at
tack by the ormed forces 4 one upon hose Of the othr
ny combat With the attacking riy. Ii such attack
b made rom q tnwa, the assaaiting party not
tile To- and, so far troops concerned, ices
/ clam any lrnunry by reason OF Tic n es NO II
lYta and "A ri .fgn Ia ll.H
iasis upon, is that when your ports
Ell into by our troops, LEY sht not baatl 20
arcs, Election of url mr AID pslceab aud
children AMI wreak Their vengeance iron them q ~
d'no aely NJ Grand Gult by the United States yessp.s
Ia retaliation for atiacs with ~ca tito town hli
No hing do THAI had the city Of st. LOUIS.
My batteries are gtel 1T cn po nts the
are deemed bts sIncd Tor the desired PURPOSES AM
without reference % or connection with the people Vi the
town.
should the site happen fall within village You or
cou % are liberty return the fire. shorh ii he IL
The vicinity q qc however the usa es Of CIVILIZED war.
do not slify its destruction, unless demanded BY
the necessities Of attack or defence
cam bring myself 10 be ieye that the bArbarJus
Caadiy rplicy indicated Ia the enclosed letter viii
with the approval Of any officer Of standing
opcr 70 transmit u 10 you, undcr ay 81 &C, 18th
III confident OK aectation that you wi1 81 those
Mig your command to conioe their offensive ope a
tions FAR ~ possih.e 10 troof AID ibid the
eanon Gestruc. I'm OF defcncecss towns o. cd ".
oiisn ing non o'uban,s unless reluiici b. mperi-
lie practice oi staying and children ~ an nc,
OF rct.t u. hls happily feln into IN this coan.
W WITH the oisaa earance or the In tribes and
will not be revived by the oice IL the Unted
stats' Navy, bit that The dsmoi1n aud pillage of tho
unniaad.ag ito village II Grand Gull may ps mit-
toll stand aud without parallel upon the record
am sir your ob~dicnt servant.
n. LoyfII, Mayor General Commanding.
UNITED SrA.fs ssTzAAER w.voyA,
or boa:Er, June 8, 1852.
To TrH Ar1roErriEs or TUE TowH II DIZZY
You doubtless that the town OF Grand Cur
IL 60 snort tino siAcs by OF tho W os
ia mt n nteits tor
porm,tn baste 10 lfe upsa oi Vuf transport
sic me sti passi down. deem 1t my duty - in
1rm that, should any battery arti lory Ore upon
Gy o. Dlf Vessels while passing ~ down, OF
nsif the town o. Rodney the punishment for the o1rncs
W bc visited on tie town. Wo not here 10 war
upon HnarmGd or peaccaDle persons aud would de-
proc te any compelling Are upon the property
II inoasusive peope Vey respectfully, your obedien nj
servant. Id. L. NICHOLS
Lieutenant Commanding and senior officer present
UNITED STATES FLAGsHir IlARrPoRp }
BATON HOCgE June 4 1872