, 1862-06-26

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The steamship Roanoke arrived at New
York Oh Sunday, bringing New Orleans dates
to the 18th inst. We gather the following in-
from the New Orleans Sun;
George jackson has been arrested On the
charge Of being concerned in the buzning Of
tie ship American Union, at the tine Of the |
arrival o. the Eaion feet.
THE ORDER FOR EXECUTION
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. or THE CURT
NEW ORLEANS, June Is, 1852.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 95.-Wm. II. C1ary, |
lste second officer Of the United States steam |
transport Saxon, and Stanislaus Roy, OF NeE
Orleans on the night OF the 11th OF June inst, /
having forged q pretended authority Of the
Major General commanding, being armed, in
company With other evil disposed persons,
under tal5e names and in pretended uniform
OF the soldiers Of The United States, entered
the house OF peaceable citizen, No. 93 Tou-
1oGsc street, about the hour OF eleven o'clock
in the night time, and there, in pretended
search for arms aud treasouablt correspon-
dence, by virtue Of such forged authority
plundered Eaid house and stole thercfrom
81 ,6S5 in current bank notes, one gold watch
and chain, and one bosom pin.
THIS outrage Was reported to the command
irg general at twelve o'clock a m., on the
12lh day Of June inst, and BY his order CIary
cnd Roy we're detected ard arrested on the
same day, and brought before the commanding
general at one O'Clock ?. III, Of this day, when
and where it appeared by iacontroyertible
evidence, that The facts above stated were
true, and all material parts thereof we're vol
unta,ily confessed by C1ary and Roy,
It further appeared that Clary and Roy had
bcfore this occasion visited other houses OF
peaeeable citizens in the night time, for like
purposes, a4d under de ! hke 5 false pre5ences:
portion Of the stolen property, and other pro I
perty stolen from other parties, were found
npon the person Of Roy and in his 1odings.
WhtTeupon after full hearing OF the de-
tense OF said CisrE and Roy, and due consid-
Grafton Of the evidence, it was ordered by the !
commanding general that William n. Clary
aid Stanis1aus Roy, for their o1feuse5, be pun |
ished by being hanged by the neck until they |
were dead, and this sentence be executed /
upon them aud each OF them, between the |
hou1s Of eight O'Clock l. ~ and twelve m, Oh !
Monday, the 10th OF Jnue inst, at or near the |
parish prison, in the city Of New Orleans.
The provost marshal will cause said SEN |
tence to b.. executed, and for so doing, this
order ehall be lis sufficient warrant.
By command uf Maj. Gen. BUTLER,
Commanding Department.
r. S. DAVIS, Captain sud 4, L. A. Il.
MORE MEN TO Be HUNG.
Yesterday, General Butler examined the
cases Of George II. Crage, first n4ltc OF tho
United States transport sGjp NET York, Frank
Newton, private III the 18Th Connecticut regI
1nent, and Theodore Leib, y citizen Of this
city. Leih stated that this was not hia true
nume- The defendants were charged ~l'h he
luHgiu. to the same gang which robbed the
louse No. 93 Toulouse street Of 81 ,Ss5, On the
night tf the Hin inst. After patient hear
i1E of the testimony, General Butler sentenced
ail three Of the accused to be hung by tho
neck until they are dead, at q time and place
hereafter to be made public.-Dsltd, 18th.
sIRINADE TO MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER.
The Unionists Of New Orleans assembled in
great Dumbers before the st. Charlcs hotel,
! last Light, fur the PURPOSE Of doing honor to
! Gsne1al Butler Tney we're accompanied By
VIC felt ourselves once again keeping step to
! ttr music OF the Enion.n Iond calls weTe
made for 'Gcneral Butler" " General Butler:
H. 1n tie @ a9S ny vas hsa T.
Rese uranneus and ia saravst st' III ;' ,i1l,se
his fellow citizens OF Louisiana IN 6: few ieiici-
! t0us sentences. &c told them that his pres
ence meant justice TO every Han-hlgA and
{ low, rich and poor; aud assured them that he
should welcome the day when once again they
would take their own affairs into their own
huDus.
! Nc ore brethren, he said, and he promised
that, on his plrt. justice should be admins
tered to the people Of New Orleans and Louis
lana. The General spoke Ike one deeply is1
pressed, and his auditors seemed to be in 3
csrrc. pucding mood. His tones were those
Of earnest friendship. The band, after tue
General withdrew, played a Hui to the Chief.
The 1hrorg tlrp called for Major Bell, Col.
ShcuIey, Col French and others. In due
} time, Col. shsr]ey appeared and nlade . short
J address.
We felicitate our fellow citizens upon this
happy meeting. It is the first word in ths
! right direction.-Deua, june 18th. :.
CLEARANCE OF VESSELS.
For the information OF merchants, /: is pro
%c ctofn hat hy order nf fha 5tnartmtuf
, no clearance will be granted at the port o
; New Orleans to any ygsse}, unless her carg'
; | has been put on board under The strict super
: vision Of an officer OF the customs.
: DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
: Dr.. Samuel Harry, 3 native Of Charleston
4 an editor Of the New Orleans Bse, died on tn
I 1lth inst.
! COMPLIMENTARY ORDER.
). HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oF-TlLE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, Dune Il, 1862. {
= SPECIAL. OEpER No. 49.-Fhls Commandin
!. !. General, desiring to test tho vigilance, al.r
ntEs, activity aud efficiency ot lis troop
!. stationed in tits city, unexpectedly cause
y the assembly TO be beaten at half p1st
- o'clock last evening.
- - The General WIS much gratid1d at th
e prompt manner In which all the troops pc
formed their appropriate duty. In ten minute
, Every corps had either reported for orders, {
was on its march TO its station.
l. Soldiers Your behavior in New Oclca1
has been admirable! Withssaud1ng the tenn
r. ta.ious OF great city, so rs to present sue
"a discipline and efficiency, is the highest t!
h, hbitlon Of snldicry qualities. You have dor
qucred yourselves. You have convinced tt
of people Of New Orleans that you are worthy
es The 1log you bear in triumph! He is more
of ; coward who yields to his own Teaknes
"a than he who surTendeEs to an enemy.
n Go on as you have beguni True to yol
har i
ae tuepces, showing the 1ncn and women ct t!
D. Suuth that where our bayonets are, there n
L. pence, quiet liberty safety aud order und
n, n By order Of MAson GENERAL BUTLER,
-, Commanding Department
il R. S. DAVIS, Captain and a. L. A. Gen.
Of ALL CITIZENS HOLDING PLACES OF TRUST ;.
u, TAKE THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE,
ID Gen. Butler has Issued an order that alI eli
!s zers who hold plAces uf trust which calls (
IS tht doing Of any legal act whatever, NIL
le take the oath Of Ill, glance. The same nu
done hy ~ 9zyns
ne them, or having the benefit Of the power
fe' the United States, except for protection fro
sn personal violence FOREIGN residents mu
Us sw ar OF affirm to do no act or be privy to no
II that shall aid or comfort the enemies OF t
"a United States, 60 long as their own COVER
e, ment rGmaius at peace with the United Stat1
A. On reliable information it is stated that Ge
~ eral Beauregard's army Was In most deplol
e, bic condition when At Corinth. The 81
ne numbered SO, 600.
~ GEN. RULER ORDERS TEE BANK TO PAY CT
M RENT FUNDS FOB DEPOSITS oF CoFEDERA.
nr MONEY.
ICE From the n. o. Delta, June 15~I
&C. It will be remembered that few days q
to We reported the decision OF tho provost jutg
directing The Bauk If Louisiana to pay to
cd depositor, in current funds, the AEl0uns Of
tes deposit made in confederate noney, which t
st6 bahks tts ms: lVes had u,nde currency by
es- Giving and pa> ing 1t ont at their coun!es
&C Tic bank Hppeul.d FROM tlis raiiug to &c
he Butler and the generals decision sustain
3u- the view taken b the provost judge.
rs PAHoL1S6 REBEL SOLDIERS.
af. | Gen. Butler hiss issued 81 order pazoling
led rebel officers .nd soldiers, who will COZ
or within the FEDERAL lines, report themselves
hts the commanding officer, register their nan,
IN, and rssfdsnces, AID subscribe to the fo1lowil
mt cath:
bF I-+--, late for now q --i In the Ct
+ q edersye atmy, do solennly swear that viii I
3ut akefp arms sgatuat the United States, and y
The uot furnish any information, nor afford any aid
ith ctl6fo1t to the cntmts opposcrs OF the Unit
IL Satcs: until an regularly exchanged or xeleas
~ sfom this my parole.
i'll Officers and soldiers In tho service Of t
esi1 CQhfeder army who have mt gfren tn