The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
IMPORTANTLY FROM new OR
LEANS r.
DEssAIRrSe LETTER snOM JUDGE nOsr.


The N. o. True Delta publishes the
following letter fran Rost to Sancey,|
with TIC remark thstsit is given '.at tie
request of Major General Butler 81
saa aHofEL D'YEGtATERRA. MADRID.
-. March %. 1862, ,asr,f.s
"Hon. Rm. L. Yancey. Richmond:
II my DEAR SrR:-hustiDg that ron
have ere this reached tho new. field Of
your labors, avail myself Of the de.
phHufe Of gie ,Csdiz Steamer 'ltoAst tou
beSr from ds and our doihgsS. - =
For some time after Mr.. Slicell's arti.
val ID Paris. the weather was extremely
cold, and my wife bsing 10 feeble health.
delayed my dcpattare Until the 18th of
Fsbrnary.arI std3psd on my wsyst Bord
deaux ,aar tie 1e dliestsof Captain Hass, ,to'
see abouegeai6g some ofhi5 flight on
board ola steimerfloAdiAg initial Pdft, 4
and then vert in the neighborhdod 10 seei
one ofmy sisters, who had been seriously
Iilli g There my wife iell sick. and sltlef a
few days. q patted from hers on my way
sto NsrseitlesI ,shereiIipto5k the lFfsRdhd
steamer on the 9Th Of March for Vaieh,ia
MIR. Fear iihet'ns on the way ,EH'o'po@
arrived here on The 8th,and was well
received u6ofllca.iy but. 'asafsr as + can
ascertain ,rtiere iStFutl in what was told
me at tho Spanish Legaiiohi6 Patis9SRd
also by N. Thouvenal, that Spain would
not ACT alone On tie AmericaR question
When 'yoan lef, We did not expect that
oHr Government would be recognized,
bauws had swell fouhded'bdps that the
blookadS would be besaside.i 'oNSulwifl,
nododbt, have 8 2eti tllAtithe declaration
Of Earl Russell. that it could noe be scod.
sticredaineifs c'ive, had Seen Sustained ir
Parliament. aud that o similar declaration
tofidAarat'reueh q Minister had also been
Eodsrie1 id;the ChanIbetof Deputies by a
blaseemsiddtygi sllisl destroys sfhs East
thdpS No had ithas fhoss 9otafh ftieSts
Ewpuld do jus,ics lbetween9 Che BE lligef,
h6ntsm ia. is1grhisd smEhsh}s vosf III
1t must no1'bs !maalfastatsieeery one
that . wefs have Ito rely exclusively Upon
ourseivcS hhdlooari ioisfnaf Resources 10
esta blislrioaf iiudependetoe. Alter we
Esuec csed, ,dweowilf owe no sthaA Est0tbs Eu
Isdpean 6ovetnMenls, and awaf Z ddty On
-imp0gs sufioieht I'd pSyb iAtefestaof
the i1ebs@kiSH thGisaSodrse y fbfces' lusfto
iHcuEmnaocreateoa sinking 'fdnG. ID ust ba
FleviAdgv ~ bossofb e2B n .aoiio. TGoo
/ lCoaplsdwhh the lsclfation sthat The
BLOCKADE awasbot Ineffective, Earl Rtssell
madeleine statement, unsupported BY airy
reason. shat he trusted tRae by the ffst 6f
sJdne, oreVen before. the civil war wonld
be On ded. Aitsrefsadihg 10 tho Prs.
ident's inaugural tLah the war would
psobabiy coNinusia series Of years, 7 am
forced 10 Z conclude ti,as the EarP gitss
faith 10 the assurance 6fMf? Seward lhst
three months after the ftoplsr oEtbe Goa.
|fsderate Statee isls become convinced
that theso had Hotbiug ~ h5psT from Eng
lamp OF France, Tie rebellion would end.
The last hewsof our reserses, exaSgef.
atedI % they ahnvs been BY lie Northern
piess. has done great mi dfy TO our tausb.
.wLsh people 5hear of a6ft1eh ,lioasana!
mAn, strongly fortified, routed aud made
prisoners by an equal number ofas'alf.
ants. they beg 70 doubt the bravery Of
Southern troops and their ultimate sue.
cess. Can you not, through Mr.. Helm.
or by some other channel, send us relis
Bile Southern papers. exposing the false
hoods Of the Northern press? na eaii'
"RtmembeS me 10 General Sparrow.
Msssrs. Srmmes. Conrad, Perkins, Ken,
ner and Marshall, aud believe me. truly
your friend, aat bri boa p. IA. Rcsf. 81
"P.s s.-Presea. my respects 70 the
PRESIDENT tfl ina s4a1 1sJs bt.9t
GEN. DurrLER AND THE sEwspAPEas.
On the l6,h Con, Butler suppressed
the New Orleans Bee, and took possessjon
oflhe Della Office. by virtue Of the follow
ing special ORDER "'allqn ssa ,lpsq .
IL. The New Orleans Bee newspaper
having published an elaborate though
covert argument in, favor of the cohop.
burning mob. 10 hereby suppressed No
publication, ofauyi description will issue
from that Office until further ordets.i lDp
III. The New Orleans, Della newspa,
per having. iunn article Of to-day issue,
discussed the cotton question in man
ner which violates the terms of the proc,
lamstion Of ist Of Nay Instant from these
headquarters, the Office Of that paper will
bs taken possession Of aud, its business
conducted under direction Of the United
States authoriIles, "By command Of la
H. ab i,a 5.sge major General BUrLER.
s,"GEo. G, SrRoHe, A. A, Gen." t.Im
THE USE OF CONFEDERATE NOTES FoRblDoEN.
b. On tho same day. The following order,
forbidding The ase Of Conisderate notes,
was issued by Gen. Butler; '' 'rs aa S'E
hreI. III hereby ordered that neither
the city Of New Orleans; nor the banks
,betsof!ie exchange their notes, bills or ob.
legations for Confederate notes, bills or
bonds, nor isaue any bill. note 'or oUfga!
tion payable in Confederate notes. y
es"II On twenty seventh day'o May
instant. all circulation of or trade IN Con.
federate notes and bills will cease within
this Department; and all sales or trans
fers Of property made oi'or Gfter that day.
In consideration of such noes oribiIls, d..
rectly or in directly. will be void. aud the
properly confisca,ed to the United States
--one. iour,h.heteof to goto the informcr,
bee "By command Of Nv ys~e "@1 baa
"Major General BUTLER. e
GEo.s G. SrRoNe, A. A.G., Chiefof Staff -
THE OBSERVANCE OF JEFF. DAyIs's FAsT'pAY