The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-19

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tnis city tor want OF this fiour appeals 10 the
humanity of those having authority upon
eli Their side.
F,r tina purpose of tbs safe tran smission Of
this -four TO siis csty, tas Oommanaing Zen.
e 5,i orders md directs that safe conduct be
afforded to u steamboat. to be laden with the
game, TO this place.
This safe conduct SHALL extend to the entire
protection OF tho boat Ia coming, reasonable
tielay Tor discharge anG return to MOT
.Cne boat will Take o passeD gers save the
owners and keepers Of the flour, and Will DO
sut &c. to the strict tnspec ton OF the mar Dor
aas ter, detailed from thsse headquarters, to
wnom Its master will report Its arrival.
Ine faith OF the city is pied2ed for the faith.
frI performances Of tie requirements Of this
order on Tie part Of the aSeEt OF the city au.
lnori;es, who will be allowed to pass each
way with the boat, giving no IhtelHgence 10
the COufedera.eS.
Hy com mand of Major. General BUzIzR.5
Go G. Strong, a. A. =.
HHADQ'Rs DEPT OF TIE CUR,
New Orleans, inlay s. 1862.
Gercyal Orders, No. 20.
tho Opelousas Railroad, are authorized and
equired to run their cars over their road for
the purpose Of BRIT ging to the city Of New
Oriears all materials for provisions, market
ing and supplies of food, which may be cfsr-
ed, in order TO supply the wants OF the city.
No passengers, ot0er than III ose hawk & the
care IT such supplies, as owners and keep.
SIS, are 10 be permitted to come into the city,
and none others are to leave the cisy. All
other supplies are prohibited transpor tation
over the road, either way, except cotton ana
sugar, W lich may be safely brought over thu
road and will be purchased at their fair mar
get yelue by the United states In specie.
The ,ransmission OF live stock IL specially
erjoined. An agent Of the city Government
will De permitted to pass over the road, either
way, stopping at all points, on tho faith OF
the plsdEe Of suca Government, that he
transmits no intelligence, and that he sfords
no cid 10 the Confecsrates.
The officer comm andinE the post having the
terminus of such road within his picxeis,
Will Gauss q thorough inspection OF the cars
and boats for the purpose of furthsrlng this
ordar, and will offer no other hindraEce 20
long as this order is in good faith complied
with.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Bu1Lrn.
Geo. C. 1tyong, A. A. g., Chief Of btaH.
HEAD oas DEPARTMENT OF THR GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, May 3, 1902.
G :nera. Orders, No 81.
The Uommar ding General OF the Depart.
stock, f,ar and provisions, purchased for
subsistence Of the Inhabitants Of the city of
New orleans, ale now at the junction Of the
Red and mississippi Rivers.
The suffering condition OF the poor of tina
city. for want of these supplies, appeals to
the humanity of those having authority on
either side.
Fur the purpose, therefore, of the safs trans.
mission OF these supplies to The city, the Dom.
mapding General orders and directs that q
safe conduct be afforded for two steamers, 10
be loaoed with provisions, cattle and supplies
of food, either alive or slaughtered. eash day,
II 40 many choose to come.
This safe cOnd uct shali extend to their en-.
tire protection by the forces OF the United
States during the conference.-the delay
tor discharge, not exec e1ing SIX days, unle -
he,s- \
returning to or near the j1ncti0n Of the r I'd
and Mississippi rivers.
AND safe conduct is further granted to
boats laden, as before stated, with provisions
fIr New Orleans. from any point above the
junction Ct such rivers, If at any time during
which these supplies are needed the forces Of
the United States should be at or above such
] lnction.
The boats will tAks no passengers ave the
owners and keepers OF the freight afor esaid,
har5or m ser, detailed from these headquar.
tors, to whom they will report their arrival.
The faith Il the city 10 pledged for the faith
full execution Of the equirsments of this order,
on the part Of the agent Of the tity acthOri.
ties, who will be allowed to pass with the
boats eisher way, he giving NO IN tslligence or
BY command of Major Gen. BusLAH.
Geo. G. StronS, A. A. q
On sunday morning the City Council me:
in special session to take action on the above
orders, and adopted three resolutions; the
first II which appoints and empowers MIR.
Noses Greenwood IS be the agent of the city
OF Naw Orleans, to attend to the matter OF the
importation OF The flour from Mobile the sec.
Ond, appointing mr.. p. s. Wiltx to be the
agent on the Opelousas Railroad the third
appointing A. u. Grief, L 50 to be the agent
to attend to the transportation of provisions
from the mouth OF Red River.
SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE.
We copy tbs following from the Della Of the
Sd:
General Butler sent an officer yesterday Ia
secure rooms for himself and staff at the st.
Charles Hotel. The agent OF the prOprietors o,
who are absent, inform I'd the officer that the
hotel was clCssd-that the proprletors and all
their boardors mad left. He was informed
that If he opened the house willingly to Con-
eral Butler and staf that they would taka
care Of the property and compensate the pro-
prietors tor what they used-that II they did
not, 6eisral Batter and staff would occupy II
any how. We 10 not know what was the
conc. nsion OF the agent. but at 2 o. clock Gen.
eral Butler and STAFF. acc ,mpaEisd by H. M.
Sammers. formerly Ut this city, but who, for
some time past, resided on the Jackson Rail.
road. rode up to the hotel In carriages. accom-
panied by guard.
They went into tho hotel and took posses.
sion. Meantime, an immense crowd OF psr-
sons assembled around the hotel, and hur-
rahed for ''Boauregard," "psvis," and s'the
south" and Groaned for varions parties who
seemed obnoxious to them. A Federal cficeT
left the hotel and proceeded to the Court.
House. the chief rendezvous OF the u. 8.
troops, and returned with 20 uad OF soldiers,
who formed Gordon around me hotel. Seve-
rai arrests were made by Federal soldiers OF
citizens Of the crowd for giving expression to
their feelings. Among those was Mr. Mcdaniel
Edwards, an OLD ctstzsn, and proprietor Of the
large foundry on the levee.
n tea AS>
urge upon cur citiz me the impolicy Of large
assemblies, and Of oil violent manifestation
OF feeling They should remain a. much a.
possible ut home, and afford NO prov oca.iOn
for severe and violent proceedings ON the
part Of those who have military occupation
Of the city.
ADVANCE OF "BRoHzH JoHE."
A few days ago man mailing from New
York took board with Creole family.jn the
First District. He gave his name, but such
was Its peculiar suphony, or rather lack OF
II, that the Gallo family with whom he
II Hences whatever may have been his pa.
tronymic. tbs spelling thereof must rsmain q
mystery to this reporter. 1t was rem arked
mat MS lsvorfse diet was PORK ana the semi.
Nq aid extract Of cane juice; and this fact
gave rise 70 the suspicioG that he had not cor.
rscsay given the latitude OF his alleged resi-
dsncs 1t was soppOssd IN tact that no came
from 'down East" and his particular brew.
lty Of pantaloop, com blned With other pecu
iiArtiiss, strengthened this opinion. He drank
and abhorred al other kinds - u 10 laborod
nader as1:plcic. thas they might - tincsarsd
q s,l.i g :'s!c1sasd.. and y...sra.y com:
violent tsvsR. Last night when the cold
On was taksn With vlolsnt ycmttt1g, IN
e1scIQet ron 4ss ttQNA0a aeye To eppeey