The New York herald., 1862-05-30

srn ports by the United States orcos and supposes that
nander will be blockaded, SO that it will never get
abroad.
Miscellaneous News.
2ECRUIrINd FOR LINCOLN HIRELNGs' IN THE
CITY.
From the New Orleans Picayuno May III
UNITED STATES ARMY-REtRurTs-R
few able bodied men are wanted fill up the vari
tary Department. to the maximum standard. Pay $13
per month, clothing and rations and bounty Of one
ward, right into line-march Several applications
having been made by persons loyal to the United States
government for leave TO raise regiment for its SERVICE
notice hereby given that the written proposals Of such
persons to that end will be received at the general
Crutng Office and considered. Oice, los St. Charles
street, New Orleans
LOUIS A. sALOMON, Recruiting 0fncer.
GENERAL BUTLER sTIRs Up THE AUTHORITIES RE-
GARDING THE SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CITY.
(From the New Orleans Bulletin, May 20, 1921
MAYoRAITY or New ORLEANS, /
CrY HALL, May Is, 1892 !
ID the COMMON Council
GKsr1EnEN-I herewith transmft q copy OF q letter
ech received from the United States Commanding
Genera the 9th instant, together with copy Of my
reply to The sane that your honorable body may take
:s:a Ss 's
aTT'' JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
H1ADaUAasSs Sss 5sus.1 ossass MsS Sy 1' 'sss
10 THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE crr or Nzw
MSsI desire to call your attention to the sanitary
cSocc Of your fellow citizens and the permission Of the
United authorities the Of the city Of Nsw
S.;ria1red Resolutions a.sd inacio viii na do Ic-
ti,e energetic fully and promptly erscsnsd,
smp~airsly d,nandsd BY Tie e1sgre's g tss OCCASION
PecialN.
as present suspension Of labor furnishes ample sup
plies OF hungry men who be prontably employed to
this end tthe Of tho labor aud effort spent upon the
Strees and public squares, which uselessly and in
Ansly wasted upon idle forhcatons like that about tho
United States Mint viii place the city In condition to
R.0iu not do to shift The responsibility from y'arsesres %
sAeSred COMMISSIONER from thence 70 he cosractor and
thce 10 the subcotracors and through all the grades Of
Three days since called the attention of Mr. Mayor
this subect and nothing has been TSS done; p,,r,
Respectfully, BENZ r. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding
MayoRAIrY OF NEW ORLEANS I
CRY RAIL, 9th day of May, 1862. I
Major General BENZ. F. BUrsR, Commanding United
States Forces New Orleans:-
srnIn answer 10 your communication Of this date re-
pectpg the condition of the streets, enclose herewith
copy OF resolution OF the City Council on the subject,
adopted on the 7h instant and approved by me, and
extra force OF three hundred have been employed
for the purpose referred and the work in pro
grsss respectfully & y9ur oseasn SeNen sc,yaa
THE MAYOR AND OTHER CITY OFFICIALS SENT TO FORT
JACKSON.
(From the New Orleans Bulletin, May 2o.i
Last evening about half past six O'Clock, Mayor
Monroe Chief OF Police Mcclellan, Lucien Adams, Re
cordor Of the Fourth district, Benz s. Harrison, ex
board the tow boat about 70 depart ro
Fort Jackson which place they have been by TIN
United States military authorities.
VIOLATIONS OF PAROLE-THE vIoLAroRs SIN
TENCED TO BE SHOT.
from the New Orleans Pcayune, May 20.J
UNITED SrATsz MILITARY CoMnssoE.-We learn that II
this court on Saturday Abraham McTAne, Daniel Doyle
Edward @. Smith, Patrick Kane George l.. Williams anc
o1 % sn 81 ahf
pany for service in the Confederate army, were sen
fenced 10 be shot, which sentence has been approved b.
General Butler.'
JUDGE Rosr's LETTER TO YANCEY-N0 HOPE o.
AID FOR THE REBELLI0N FROM EUROPE.
fFrom the New Orleans Pcayuns, May 90
At the desire request Of Major General Butler
infert the following letter in our columns
HOTEL DYKoL,TKnRA. MADnD, March %, 1852
How. VIZ L. YAScEy Richmond
MY DEAR sR-Trusting that you have ore this reached
the field Of your Isbors, avail myself Of tho de
OUR donS ing Afa For so%o time after Mr. ss ss ar
val in Paris the weather was extremely cold and
Departure until IN. isn February a'iSsa s,oppe
on my way at Bordeaux, at the request 9
srsisht on board Of steamer loading IN thaa .o9 ~ az
went in the nighborhood TO or my sister.
who had been seriously Ill there my wife fell Sick
after q few days parted from her my way TO Mar
seiles where took tho French Of the 5th q
March for Valencia. Mr.. Fearn met me ON the way
Iarrived here the Sth, and was we'll received unof
hciay bat far as ascertain, there is truth
what told me At the Spanish Legation In Paris,
also by NJ Thouvens that Spain would not act alone
the American question. When you left did not erpe
fAat government sDould BE- recognized bat had
1opssded hope hdf he blockade tooud be set aside 70
sriu, doubt, hare hat h< deci1rdlio
Of Earl Russell aat could not Be considered ineffective
and hut Smidr declaration Of the French Minister Ia
also been carried the CHAMBER Of Deputies by large
ry This destroys The last hope had that those govern
ssens ,ooud do justice beccea tas ocutsrents.
II must now be manifest 70 every that zoe hare
ercissreiy upon ourselves and in1udi resources
Establish Independence. After succeed we wi
owe the European governments no thanks, aud q wa
duty imports sufficient TO pay the interest Of deb
their course forces N TO incur aud create sinh
Ing fund, must be levied.
Coupled with the declaration that the blockade ws
not Ineffective, Earl Russell made the Statements unsut
ported by that he trusted that tho LIST
June, or even befere the civil war wou "a be eudet
After reading In tho Presidents inaugural that th
war would probably continue . series or years, al
forced to conclude that the Earl gives faith 70 the
surances OF Mr.. Seward that three months altar tu
people OF the Confederate States had become COW
that they had nothing 70 hope from England or Franc
the rebellion would end.
The last Qf our rcerses exaggerated as thsy bav
been by the Northern press hd oreoi isjuy b on
fortified routed and made isouersb by an e1uai .lsv
d~dilants ey bsqiw 10 doubt the bravery Of TIE Soutne,
froops and their uidmdie Can you not tbrouv
Mr.. HELM, or by some other channel, send us reiah
Southern papers, exposing the fasshsods the Norther
press?
Remember me 10 Gen. Sparrow, Messrs Sommes. Cor
rad, Perkins, Kenncr and Marsha and believe me
truy, your friend p. A. ROST.
P.E-Prescnt my respects 10 the President
CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
fFrom the New Orleans Delta, MayS.1
TKp pRr wAr TO LKARS FRENCH
fow well bred persons Will be received as boardcrs
mt Pref Bettss Is st. Charles street. by applying imms
diately large number of French and Spanish ladie
afford the boardsrs the best opportunity OF acquirn
speedily the truo daily spoken French in all Its pur
and natural auency No English VIII % permitted 70 ;
The reach eyovvbody Ehinplastara aud CUnfedcrat