The New York herald., 1862-08-13

bic lack Of attention from him, and render him
very anxious about his horse and buggy which no said
no had left tho road Lieutenant Brady looked and
there, large life, and many times natul al, was
the that had been following the boat from
Donaldsonvle He turned 10 the Doctor and with
JUNCTION than before expressed his delight at the
opportune encounter Murphy exceedingly indig
at the neglect his patients likely 10 suffer bu
it 60. He had TO take up his quarters on the
Burton, with q number Of other prisoners who had
been taken by Colonel Keith This Murphy been one
OF the violent enemies TO the Union the parish,
and has nsued and outraged Union ., every oppor
tunity.
On comparing notes, Colonel Keith and Lieutenant
Brady found the Colonel had arrested the very
Lieut. Brady had been in search or with tho exception Of
Landry, Fenner and Gilmore The OF the parties
arrested are Henry Minor, Provost Marshal; Henry
| Doyal. DR.. Dunal, DR.. Thibaut, Felix Rinaud.
Adoph Moran, Justice carnes, Thomas weghman
and James Lear. Colonel Keith intended to
take them 70 Baton Rouge. aud from thers they will
probably be sent down here 10 Gen. Butler.
Tho Empire Parish then proceeded TO Baton Rouge with
. request from Colonel Keith to Gen. williams TO send
down two more boats, hs could oil them all The
order given and the oanp at Baton Rouge is likely
very strong tho subsistence question for some
time to
The Empire Parish left Baton Rouge Thursday morn.
ing for New Orleans and she passing Landry's
plantation several gentlemen down to the evse and
stopped the boat and begged Lieutenant Brady to come
ashore check anticipated nsurrection Of the no
groes the place Leaving the boat he found about two
hundred blacks Of all ages and both congregated
together and in turbulent condition, though they had
committed any aet OF outrage further than ndugng
in Colonel Landry's wines and liquors.
Mr. Brady mounted stump and lectured the delegates
from Africa very severely holding forth with great fer
yor the barbary or taking advantage OF the absence
OF the to commit deprsdations defenceless women,
and making them understand that any infraction OF the
peace would be visited them with the utmost rgor o.
the law military.
He then arrested a nns, athletic young fellow, who
was said to be the ringleadsr, and who seemed
to think that his arrest by Union soldiers about
agreeable thing could happen to gentleman Of his
color perfume Seriously, he was happy and eager
to 20 with our men, even prisoner, and there is
blinking the fact that In this State at least he represents
his race.
The boat arrived at New Orleans on Thursday night
without further adventure, ana the expedition was
sdered perfect Both Colonel Keith and Lieut.
Brady deserve the highest compliment for the thorough
and efficient in which they performed their re-
spective trusts The Empire Parish leaves again this
morning for Baton Rouge and with the same force under
of Lieutenant Brady. with whose conduct Gene.
raj Butler very much pleased Throughout the trip
evidence received Of the apprehension OF the people
Of the coorsd population and it papable
truth that the Of that class Of property are ea
fully excited and alarmed account Of the negroes And
who have they to blame for it but themselves IL IS
solely the results Of their reasonable desertion Of
the only government that could protect them in their
rights and every hour that they persist in their armed
dloyay the danger increases. And this Is only one Of
the results Of the horrible doctrine Of secession
tIa F,l ouHor inn
and want they have brought themselves We Of the
North who think 1t unnecessary TO 60 outside Of New
York city, for instance to want stalking 10 all Its
unganly proportions have conception Of the desttu
ton existing this part Of the country, where exit eme
poverty was almost unknown. Daily witness sights OF
privaton that almost make ones heart bleed.
ladies' whose poverty conceal the former
and comfort Of their condition. asking for bread by the
side Of hollow staring eyed women and starving children
whose looks testify 10 the truth Of their stories Of long
compulsory fasting And this is true of the country as
well as The city. Thank God, my name isn't Davis or
Benjamin.
Since my last letter the Commercial Bulletin and the
Picavne newspapers have been suppressed and their
property sequestrated the first for eulogy the late
Colonel Seymour who the editor and proprietor Of
the Bulletin up TO the commencement OF this war; and
then colonel OF the Sixth Louisiana regiment Of the
rebel army Tie closing paragraph OF the article was ex
ceedngy offensive that it boldly supported the rebel
holy and noble struggle. General Butler issued
| the following orders the first one suppressing the
| paper and sending Captain Seymour, son Of the
deceased colonel and the present proprietor Of the
Bulletin and J G. Deirnics, the editor who wrote the
article to Fort Jackson At the time Of the arrest Gen
Butler was not aware that Capt Seymour paroled
prisoner but learning such to be the case he issued
| the second order, revoking the PAROLE
l SPECIAL ORDERs-SO. 22S.
| HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or Tue GULP,
/ New ORiE ms, July 80, 1862
The further publication Of the New Orleans Commercial
Bulletin prohibited, and the Office its properties, nx
lures books and papers are sequesered for the benefit OF
prisoned Fort jackson I'LL further orders BY order
Major General BUTLER Commanding.
| r. s. DAVIS Captain and A. A. Adjutant General
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or THE GULF,
New ORLEANS July 81 1862
II having come 20 the knowledge Of tho Commanding
General that the Commercial Bulletin newspaper was
ducted by Captain seymour paroled prisoner OF war
such parole is hereby revoked and Captain seymour to
be kept at Fort jackson as prisoner Of war ny order
Major General BUTLER, Commanding.
r. s. DAVIS, Captain aud A. A. Adjutant General
The offence Of the Picayns that on tbs alst ult
contained article General Pope, rejecting satiri
caly on that officer, and bringing contempt upon the
tona government For this was speedily suppressed
the property sequestated but the editors apollo
giving and protesting that the article was from the pen
of a contributor and would not havo been printed but
for tho absence Of the editor or that column tho paper
was allowed TO resume its publication.
On the 3lst man whose name i well known to oil who
convivialy inclined, arrested and sent to Fort
Jackson allude TO Charles lie idseck o champagne
lebrlty. Mr. H. is resident Of Mobile, but il said
has been in the habit Of coming 10 this city in
disguise and bringing letters How much Of this ho has
done don't know but the 3ls be arrived here
the Gag OF boat Nachsz the character Of bar
keeper. and brought with him large number Of letters
TO various parties under the French Consul to
whom he claimed to be bearer Of dispatches. Count
Msan the French Consul interceded for him. but
ccssfuly The letters being examined, and those for
the French Consul will be delivered to him, while the
rest they contain nothing reasonable will be sent TO
the Dead Letter Office If the criminal other
I,bt idedy so in nvada