New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

Charles 81 John the Baptist St. James, Ascension Assumps
WIis Of Election will be Issued az required and the cleo
t9 "a req l 81 ne s pisces Designated by law.
made In accordance with law
No person viii be considered an eec.or qualified TO vote,
does not eIhb to The Register vosr 81 s.
IN the city Of OF to the Commissioners q Flee
oD Il bis residence DO In other place In said Distric,
the evidence Of his having taken the oath Of allegiance the
United States.
Given under my band aud the seal OF the State Of Lousna
at city Of New Orleans, hi. fourteenth day Of Novem-
Der, D. 1852 and q the Independence Of the United
States Of America the ssA yysoSGs sHgp,ry
Military Governor Of Louisians.
JAMES +. Miller Acting Secretary Of State
From Inc Delta, Noe. Is.
RETURNED PRIsONERS-HOw THEY WERE
TREATED BY THE REBELS.
We learn from one of the noncommiss stoned Officers OF the
9Th Vermont the following interesting particulars Of
the capture treatment etc. by the Confederstss Oh por
pa saIi; sS@psas: s' nd H. w. on detached
duty at Bayou dss Aem,nds the 18th Of September last:
or sns su:sa Id sGs p s %
sny aud company Of mounted Texan rangers commsndsa
by Major mcws,er They marched on the SAM dsy
TO kacelsnd and searched their sccoutements etc.
taken away from them and thence to Laourche, where
stons were given out a. M after which they were taken
having performed march OF about - miles
the latter place hey confined in tie Court House
distance Of three miles where they took the for Bsr
wicts Bay seven Of their number howsve, wer. pse&
des Aensnds where they ordered TO be shot the
around ths; they had been enlisted at New Orleans The
Of these unfortunate seven John and MI
chael Lsclida, Michael Musbin, Paul, --Hesrse. -
On arriving at Berwcks Bay the prisoners were put on
boat and Newlbera and from thence marched dis
lance Of miles, to point knowa az Camp Pratt where
board the little steamer Cricket taken up the Teche and
down the mouth of the Red River where they were placed
board the steamer Louis dor and taken to Vck'burE
40 soon Is they arrived vchsburs the commissioned
down street short ds,scs.sy thirty forty yards,
and all the aforementioned ofce<s and private: were
given them twice day and beef of POOR quality
They generally treated courteously by the officers
placed them but they complain Of the hard fare they
Those men who were formerly Rebel soldiers .. Fort
Thom" Grshsm Dennis Cain snd william Brown.
srrg.. Charles Mills sud private Edsia Spear, both Of
are not informed the detention Of tho latter
two 49,,
French Baker and Ephrsn webstsr-the latter At Port
Hudson, the fasouce boat that was bringing them 70
the city. 49,
nigh, the etsae Louis DOr-seven having been shot,
four died, ard five detained
A DTsLoYAL NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.
UlADeuARTERs DEPARTMENT OF THE OuLS
Ngw -ORLEASs, Nov. 4, 1862. )
SPECIAL ORDERS No. jI3.-The DAILY Adroean
having, after warHng Published the following A'''e'e
T. palladium Of our liberties this charter OF our nghss.
ths emblem Of Democracy has been spe.Ins N .olce ..
from it's slusber II has been our unoes1s enoesvot 70
awake them throughout the nation
Ne were the tell readers OF its success In
Pennsylyanis Ohio ard Indsna and nov we have sf.ns
reports Inois kew-Jersey, and Newt i shsse
reports confirmed suisties viii aooa follow Neso-
,sions being once commenced hse will not be any more
6ghn: Whether arIisics results from the Demoens
success foreign Intervention, we sosh lsn
pcace rsrssar, % be welcomed b. all partiss" -
The publication Of sha, journal will be discontinued nom
this date -, .
GEO. c. STRONG. A. A. C.,.ns;d
REMARKABLE SPEECH By FRESH CONVERT
TO THE REBELLIcs.
Gen. Pemberton, who wac in the service Of the
Union when the Rebellion broke out, but who
turned traitor, went into the Rebel army, and hassu'
perseded Van Don recently made sspeech, OF which
the following il copy. His reference to Lowell, for
merly OF New-York, as a street scavenger, 10 pun
gent:
SOLDIERS; In assuming the command Of so brave and IN
get an army a. that which President Davis has az
.i7ned me- desire 1T once TO win yoor confidence 81 frankly
d clsrpg that Northern mao by birth ous oAys
a. sncn shan never daughters eating At the
So-Sbsso sebe, Of equally would have them take
command you soldier who will no; fear TO Esd whers
6h.s 'oas Il this n ss%, ssSs =
ssia,ou IN spfying 10 me pesoasy redress The doors
OF my shs bo closed against the psosed
and hun. be.l SOLDIER COMMAND
Come you suGsr wrong as iesressly a. yoa would
charge the eneny battery and no Oreey shall urn you o.
he General caasot zee nor hear tas Of hi.
Applagse In regard TO the question OF intsreteaee By
forest sppsuse We settle the question Ourselves
is entirely. The moment England atereres she VIII lind
Of n.s SOu.h e "a Of TIE ho,h lCseers and cite. Of
- Yes yes yes" from every quarter NO interference
united on tls question: ad with reliance ourselves sad
drm tust IL the God Of Battles In lew days your General
viii again ding your banners TO the breeze and march iwsa
to retrieve sase We hsye Suffered In h' po'
paItment -.
TIE TROUBLES WITH THE FOREIGN RESIDENTS.
1t will be remembered that Gep. Butler some tiuie
since sequestered certain moneys belonging " ior-
eigue.s doing business in New-Orlesns, which was,
by order Of Reyerdy johnson, reurEed to them.
Gen. Buffers reason was that these men had been
aiding the Rebels in supplying them with goods, etc.
The Delta publishes a long expose OF the whole az
fair concluding as follows;
The uosho, all this is that 0. the scoeoo which the
bsns attempted to ,nugge 'oTewhese iusr nc
under Gen Buffers order Of that sum 0 WAS onensl'
bly, soldprobaby ". really stolen By Mensd-the gentle
III. other day The BALANCE Of tbat st0OV Aow "a as
vaults Of the bank for the payment OF its debts.
The other sO5 Co., having been aaduenty represented
haynT gone into hands OF the authorities
fortnight before Butler came here was through The
tnnoc sny otlsrwe OF the French Consul and
NJ Rsyrrdy Johnson, concealed in tie Consulate and finally
few weeks since sent to hsysae In spanish shipot'
war for he payment Of the deb Of the Southern
rv and 80 delicate the transaction CONSIDERED while he
money was stored the French connse that "a ouAd
10 change the receipts because a. one OF the par
lies says the French Consul got uneasy about It, and
wanted to get tie money into the name OF fercn citsen
ndsed tie Bank has April "a held three ecTeas
ir, for money! no. entry relating TO which car Do
found on its books since that date
The OF Bank the losers therefore In
nearly hst million Of dosre which. but Tor the French
Consul they would now have IN thsir hAa,-"hca We
he thee now had Cen Buffers policy been red
with by Rsverdy Johnson Way they shall be thus heavily
10 psy Tor their destruction question for tns
particularly those who have taIned traitors, 20
consider. L. - -
That foreign neutral is much better than regis
tered enemy. , -, ~,
IA, eLsnce to un the paper blockade At Mssnorss o. ee