The New York herald., 1862-07-14
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Additional Interesting Intelligence from ON
Special Correspondent.
GEN. TWlGeS' PROPERTY C0NfISCATED
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INTERESTING RBDgL CORRESPONDENCE.
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DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS.
YAMEs OF WOUNDED N sKRMEsHEs.
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Conspiracy to Assassinate Gen.
Butler.
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THE CASE OF MRS. PHILLIPS.
ARMY INTEL LlGEN CE,
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yaMEs OF WOUNDED m sKRmvsHEs.
Conspiracy to Assassinate Gen.
Butler.
THE CASE OF MRS. PHILLIPS.
ARMY TELLIGE NCE,
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Oar New Orleans Corresponacnc

Oar New Orleans Correspondents
| NEW ORLEANS, Juno %, 1869.
| The Treason Of Pierre Sots and A. MasureotI--
Arrest Of he Rebel Colonel P,agam--His Tfeasoacb.
Acs--Scizue Of General Ecie6s Home--His Property
Coafscated to tho United States-Inyeai,g Corespopf
Baeeen T,0isgs and Oter 7Sditors-A5re Of on
of he Intended LsSasns of Presid mt L,cotn--G Guer
as-Rbel Flag TYophies--=Repmt of the Cdmm.ssOn to
Eramsne the Seizure of Specie BY Smith Co. aud
Me NAhr,oads Consut1he Pla to I%assiaate General
BpaeyA Union Bdll-7he Fyench Consu, implicated IN
e Concealneu Of Spectacular Relative to Negroes, DC.
The expedition Of the Twelfth Maine regiment (of which
wrote by the Last ma) to Pass Manehac, Madsonvins
and Vaudeville resulted in securing some very portant
svdcpce Of the treason OF Pierre Soule and A. Mazureau
both of whom, 1t will BE- remernbsrsd, sent per
steamsr Ocean Queen 70 Fort Warren II very
fortunate thing Tor these gentlemen that they
North for General Butler had then possessed proof
against them that he has he woad have had them
tried here by military commission and whatever might
have been the sentence hs would have had executed
Wealth position would have been allowed interfere
with the administration Of Justice In his despatch y
shs Secretary OF War tho General says the government
will return those two political prsonsrs to this atty hs
| will have them tried here
A COLONEL.
When the regiment landed At Vaudeville they found
the horse Colonel Putnam sadsd the gate Of hs
house. spd the attic thsy found the Colonel hmasf
hiding In his posssssionwsrs found large napber oS
rshs recruiting blanks and nearly six Thousand dslhrs
in rebel Treasury notss This strong evidence that bs
| engaged In enlistiUg for the rebel army. He
arrested and brought before General Butsr last
Friday. On examination no slated that he colonsl
sS regiment Of unarmsd militia OF this city, and pro-
i d,oed his commission sush the Stats He also
said that he 2sth Of April last, acting under
1 the orders Of the Provost MarshAs Of New
1 Orleans. he impressed horses, mules and drsys
| into the service q hauling cotton and sugar
from the presses and warehouses lsves, fhs
purpose he claims, Of making barricadss for the de-
fence Of the city This theory rather upset by the
fact that the hsulisg commenced one o'clock r y. q
shs :Sh and ~ nine o'clock shat evening The aud
sugar were flames and, according TO his own s>Ata-
mont had coatinuay bessgsd during the sfss-
by the Or various csteD presses and slsp
warehouses urging him to remove their stores ntst.
that their buildpSs might not also bs devoted 70 IL
flames With The cetton Asd sugar. He prodsced shs fo
levin authority, which conclusive evidence Of souls
and Mazursau having bssn moving spirits In the tres
sonasls vandasa OF destroying the immense amount Of
property consumed the night Of the 2lsa 6r Apvi
Colonel Putnam viii be sent North u waAsss In any
proceedings tha, the sOvsrspsnt may nstisuts against
MANS comwssiea . militia colonel, and the spnsxsA
order for the png Of cotton and sugar The Isvss
signed by Maxorsau and soalo, will accompany Aim.
will bs that the order frsn sous and AAznrssu
IL addressed 10 Ben Bland, and that Putnams 10
put under h General Butler thinks that Colonel Put
supposed that he would be less likely 70 sur p1n-
shsnt IL hs could show that he only Followed hs pss
tive order the Provost Masha he ,ntsfps,asss bis
| nams At tbs head or the order.
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m u as h s csd e :aes NJ ne
you may select and 70 have plsd uP .hSyc MAJ
qirr and YOU arc smrow-psS osnuaSded q rsiuis
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plas Sch may bs IN his por for ne 40
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S oSSs wan Il se s o. %
s Ss,s h:y rss :. !. any = Be s.a s .cS
from the Provost M'r'ha Of his sss,.xAu G,,S os.u,,
APPROX ed--Pisxss souLs, Provost Marshal
| 0vicr Psovosr MAnsAAL 4
Colonel j. NJ Pu,asm hereby aasScrisci . isSs hs
20 Ses ANY a.
| recied within T. 4. BROTHER,
same order .. above granted .s e. he hors.: "a
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coyprcAnos or GEN rwlaGs' PROPERTY.
General Butler has seized the dwelling house q ths
traitor Cen David \. Twisss 1rysaals street, ed
hav ing II prepared for his occupation - q rsaidsscs
lie has also connscaed all the other property sf oss
rwges and also that Of Col. A. O. Myers the soa-inaw
ofTwigss Myers az officer in the regular army n
the Unsd States and b now Quartsrnasser General 4
| the rebel army.
General Butler says that FOR rebels upon whom sAs
government has had special claims he has ssms cen
sidsration but IL he catch Of these men vhs
have educated FED and clothed 81 the public sx
| pcnse-msn the very meat whose bones hsiouss W
| their couniry--hs will hang him high - namAn
Those familiar with the history OF Gen. Twigss win r.
| member that after the war with he was prs.
ssnsd with three elegant swordsoos By osngrsss enc
by the State Of Georgia and one ~ the cisizsns q
Augusta Georgia The night Of the 23d of April juss be-
fore the feet passed the fors Gen. rwisss carried hin
| swords and bis silver plate 20 the house Of one
OF The wsathest and most aristocrato families IN
this city, asd, a. the members Of the family say pre-
ssutsd them TO one OF thsir number. Mrs. COl Myers
also sent plate and jswslry 10 the same hsuss The
next day she and General Twiggs ed from New orsaas
General Butler learning the Whereabouts Of the above
properly Instructed Colonel Frcneh Provost Marshal 70
have the house searched rhs Colonel detailed Jsu,en
ant Thomas Burt Of his most polite ana efficient as
sstants sor this defeats duty Lieutenant Burt per-
formed this servics very carefully last Wednesday cvsn-
us and the aext ornipg the swords and oil the silver
ware breush, into General Buffers headquarters TAs
sv.rds are very beautiful and superb workmanshlp
rbsv I'll, Ss ssnt Washington by the Unltsd ssass
army despatch steamer Mcclellan II seems V me that
soufd not show It's appreciation Of General But
Lars distinguished services since the very commence
man, Of this than By presenting him with one .,
| these swords.
The annexed correspondence between ccsera rwisss
and Colonel Myers furnishes conclusive evidsncs that n
the very outset Of this rebellion when General Twigss
Was ordered " hs esmmsrd of the DEPARTMENT Of Texas,