The New York herald., 1862-07-13
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM NEW CRLEANS.
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Governor Moore's Address to
the Louisiana Re bells.
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How General Butler Furnishes Rebel
Brutality.
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The Traitor Twiggs' Property
COnfiscated.
THE CITY GOVERNMENT SUSPENDED.
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aen. Van Dorm Supersedes Gen.
Lowell,
&c., &e., &c'
rHr CITY GOVERNMENT SUSPENDED

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fns steamers Mcciea an and Trade Wind arrives at |
his port ssssr sy with New Orleans papers TO July
Two meu, narrd Friel Keller and John W. Andrews, |
sad been sent 10 Island for confinement with hard
sbor fcy exhibiting bones alleged TO Do of fsaSes sol
tiers fashioned iao personal ornaments
A Yrs PhIIia for laughing and mnsking az the re-
rusis Of Licisnau. lie Kay, during The passage OF his
Nuera; nrocsssoa had been i.nprscned ~ Ship
eland,
military csebratou took place Independence Day.
r,s Bylsh ranboa,s Rnsldo and Lararai had arrived
nj Sew arlcars. f
Ths nov cotton piart had appeared in New Orleans
The steamship Faode Island, from Boston, arrsss ID
Srne so.
Tns steamer Roanoke was going mp the river On the
sth
Tue steamer Fulton agrcsn1d ct Snathw@t Psss
The Deta resorts quts stu in cotton on the 18th Of
ssne, and samples which have been stored away for
. year or ne,s sold twenty ave cents per pound.
numhe-esf vessels, which had for sometime been
,sror,.d b%ow had arrived at New Orleans, including
u shin Ts-yelcck from 5os;cn.
Geas Sit er has sppoiuted Noses Hssss, OF Massa-
IT. sat,s Of the state Psnitentisry, Al Baton
Rouge
Despsate gangs Of o-siaws arc reparsod a. nightly
Somma ing dsprsdatons the opelouss5 Railroad
New Orleans the night Of the 21st q June.
Address OF the Rebel Governor Moore, OF
Louisiana, 20 the People e. that 81 state.
The occupation by The enemy OF portion Of the ter.
rttory OF our State imposes upon Us new and unac
cn.tomed responsibilities. II creates anomalous m
Aion OF affairs and establishes between the citizens OF
New Orleans and ali other Of our towns IN the actual
parishes relations very from tn which regu
te their ordinary intercourse % not surprising that
sheir should the outset, have appreciated
tho duties and necessities of the position which
uhey suddenly nnd themselves plsced.
New Orleans is the CONNIE cial depot OF tho State To
Il the whole agricultural products Of soil
Cd and from it are brought in return large measure Of
the supplies OF plantations and the mercha
which forms the object Of every species Of traffic The
sham els OF trade constantly flow between IL and the
country freighted With the every day transactions Of all
citizens thus binding urban and rural
populations together by the strong bands OF mutual de-
pendence and recip ocal benefit.
YoRmppES.
state Of public war resulting in the armed occupancy
ef New Orleans by the changes these relations
There cannot DO for and peace for trade
between people at the same time. The armed
pants II that city enemies To loyal citizen
4 Of tbe confsderacy every ctizsn Of the
e'untry hostile to 10 m enemy We cannot barter
DE- rugar or cotton for their gold W. have no righ.
to pay money that owing 70 the citizens Of the
ncw hostile States before the war Absolute non-iner
eoursthe entire suspension of communication by vsi;
for sadeis the only safe rule for guidance II ID
rule recognized imperative by all writer's public
nations at
COMMUNICATION Win crnzxm or ocCrYrrD PLACES nusl
M. it prudent 70 hold communication with eitizeni
the enemy. However mucn we may asYrore ynsir mis
fortunes, must not permit those 70 be the
strumepts for further damage The on proper ant
psrmssabe manner in which we can communicate with
ths enemy those under his control who his
hnes ss under nag OF truce Communication with New
Orleans since its armed occupation has been almost
motives either Of gain curiosity 10 the lines
the enemy.
This ecmmu acaton must cease and At once II IL
we'll known that the General commanding tho invading
army opposes no obstacle to the nrress any
sttizsas into New Orleans, but invariably attaches
70 the passport for egress the statement this pass
given upon the parole OF honor OF the holder
viii In ne way give Information. countenancs, aid
support 70 the socaled Confederate government or
Stasssv This cunnngy devised trap 70 catch the un.
suspicious vster was expected TO trammel him the
rendition of those services which his country demands
No parole taken when these passports are de.
vercd-none ever required. This condition inserted
tD the passport without to the applicant that
s to be required. In the belief the apparent taet
consent " the n condition thus
sought be fosted upon him would be held binding in
crals and in conscience AZ mrs, the nassports we're
Seceiyed uns spectlgy and without knowledge OF the
characteristic trckery contained in this clause but s
now well known that none are given without IL.
rsISG EsEaY PASSPORT.
wnoever therefore now Voluntarily places himself
shade LIS sysity 10 hts government. The posses
VIA u passsyt Containing tho clause above quoted
hcpient neutrality The desire fuih the condition as
snInsd 70 be imposed, Is only dsg Used indifference 10
saise No mar can pretend 10 sss'mats this pryts
asciaraiion of fede ~ provost m,rsha 20 which
sent - mae ey paroeor act 70 the parole or honor well
secosnized N military usage the observance OF which
mas, ever be regarded as primary duty such paroles
are given to- and received by prisoners sither side
tha they viii not renew their participation IN hostitss
<otil changed, and by persons from hout the
lines that they viii not reveal what their presence has
er4hied them TO or hear.
Eeii5sr the ctzsns of New Orleans thcss v.tsrs
VII have gene there since Its occupation by the enemy
are regard or Llm as prisorcrs OF n prisoners,
rs nantes; duty feed them and whom % rmittsd
20 aeplrt from mis- tines he would require them
parole 10 cease hsstilities until exchanged
TTn PASSPORTS SHALL a sHEITER FROM purY
II has come 20 my knowledge that persons have
gone into Ssw Orleans voluntarily without any ap-
pAFsnt or avowed purpose TO accomplish save tho graft
acston ~ an idle curiosity, and have since returned
with some Of these passports When required perform
niuis duty Afterwards, accosted BY the enrolling
officer OF conseeps they present the passport which
iedsral officer has assumed promise that the
holder will not couuicnsnce aid his government
u any citizen Of this State coniesses TO such
promise, ho e self convicted Of treason. II
sucn citizen holds himself bound not " sountsnsnce his
own government he must be traitor H. lie cannot
ignore hrs Ir he does ,ensncs
that be must necessarily recognise the preensions Of
these who seek 70 IL. Nor hs separate one
pat of the pretended parole from another He cannot
ehlin hst he Ids himself bound thu stipulation not
bsoNd n support 20 bis government and thus avoid
M ay duiy, without 40 opnfessing to obligation
oo, Y eoanteGance Il, which is treason anmasksd.
. ne niHary oh'cers will be charged with orders on
toh tne the rigorous execution Of which will be rs.
ausl: Loo coo oderacy and the state recognises but
~, CsAsss -'ts lriords anu rs foes In this mighty
ana Awi struggle for sacred rights ror the sane
wy ~ CUR homes fr the ENJOYMENT or Nber.
~. FOR the salvN1n of CIR cosutrv All consii
srs ens p 'eaashl must give way-a appr.hsnsions
IN saety q pore ~ must DO disres sardsd obsdcnce
10 tie laws AMI acqU scenca in Tho ury ~ -. ss,ss
ne.t til o. ths che@rai hona tbs. every true man
W. III nose who az not true must be deprived OF
SITES, sAfARiEp INFoRsEss aSp TORIES
Not the least evil Of tlie consequence flowing from
communication by citizens with tho rl.co, ,r.,a
by the ensmy ths facility Il affords to spes ch5 -
tcfse the country through tho genes VI 1 cs,s nr
Vie ~ sus iciD secrrity OF tbs pcype russ, sn.s,
TENN lnicate with salaries nformers. Who ara 10 d.
ognd Ia some localities ready 20 any master Tor
,,sid
Tbs world has furnished an instance of p.ooe
'ensurcing u or government and establishing nes 5t
With -:he unsrimity which has characterized ths
se1pis ~ the Confederate states Not evon the
nsn y 70, whose foroalhors whom we ore sccus.
.omed 70 think of ss battling with undivided hearts
or SCI craLsn from zoe crown and ths OF