New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
LATER FROM NEW. 0RLEANS
IMPORTANT ORDER BY GENERAL BUTLER.
Sequestration of Rebel Property.
Proclamation to Elect congressman.
HARSH TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS.
FOUR OF THEM sUMMARILY SHOT.
Remarkable Speech by a Rebel General.
The Troubles with Foreign Residents
HARSH TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS
FOUR OF THEM sUMMARILY SHOT
Remarkable Speech by a Rebel General
The Troubles with Foreign Residents.
Rich Expose Of French Neutrality

The steamer Roanoke, from New-Orlesns Nov.
Is, and Havana Nov. 90 arrived at this port las.
evening, bringing one weeks later news.
Among the passengers from New-Orleana 10 Brig
Gen. Arnold, who is on his way to bis home in
Boston, in very critical condition from the effects
of apoplectic it, causing paralysis of bis right
side and tongue. Gen. Arnold has served % years
in the regular army, having been breveted several
times for gallantry in the Mexican war. He was
late in command Of the United States forces in New
Orleans and Agiers On his arrival here he took
rooms AT the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
sEQUEsTRATION OF REBEL PROPERTY.
The following important order has been issued BY
Gen. Butler:
HEADqvaRrrI. DEP,RrxsyT OF Tgn Cruz
GRSERaL ORpsss No. 9l.-1ie Commanding G enerl
being informed sad believing that the district west Of the
M..spii River lately taken possession OF by the United
States troops is most largely occupied by pen'ns dsoya TO
the United States and whose property hiss become liable to
couh.cson under the Acts OF Congress and the PtocaEAon
President and the sales aud transfers Of said properly
made oi the rurpose os dePdvius tie Goscrnnon
the ms deeraned in order 70 secure The rights Of
all Persons well those vi the Government and i0r tie
purpose Of enabling the crops growing to be taken care
scared and the unemployed sboreT to be set at work
sud provision made Tor payment Tor iher aoor-o order as
loiioe.:
l. That all III. properly within tho district to 10 known
tered aud all sales transfer. thereof forbidden aud Will
be held invalid.
H. Tae District OF LsoarcLs will comprise all the territory
in the state Of Lousana lying OF tie ms,.ppi River
except tue Parishes OF Plaqaea inc and Jefferson
III That MAJOR Jo.eph II. Bell ProyostJudg-. President;
Irat Col J. h. kiusman A. d. Capt. FgleT ooh y. y
ycl.L froyo.Hsr-hs Of the Dtrict, 10 commission 20
k- possession Of the property In sal! District make
iaysntoy of the .sme and gather up collect
ali uch p.rsons property snd turn TO the proper oil
csr. ugon their receipts such Of said property may Is
,easll for Inc use Of Tho United STATE. NY to coe< a.
gener al the other personal property and bring he
ats
care collection. snd ansporison 10 hold the proceeds
thereof subject 10 the claims OF loyal citizens aud
foreigners who in good faith shall appear be
~ Every loyal citizen or neutral foreigner who shall be
District not having acquired the same by any title snce
or delivered hi without sale upon establishing his cold
tion TO the Judgment OF the Comuisson.
Al s. e ANY ;. hs O ysa
aud al alo. made with the intent to deprive the
Government Of rsh oil conheAlion wiz De held void, at
whst time soeyer made
vi The Commission Is authorized to employ IN working
nome whether he BE- loyal or dsys the negroes who may
be found In said district who have or may herestsr claim
the protection OF the United States upon the terms set forth
n memorandum Of contract heretofore offered 10 the
planters Of the Parishes OF Paquemines and st. Bernard
labor may be employed at the election OF the ConEs
VII The Conn,siOner will cause to be purchased such
ystent depo supply the planters In the making Of
crops which supplies viii be charged against tho crop
iastured ard shall constitute lien thereon.
VII The Commissioners authorized to work for the
account Of United States such plant deserted
nv thsr owners or hold by di,oys owners may seem
10 them pecie for the Ipose OF saving the crops
tx Any persons who have hot been actually In
sgans, the United States since tie occupation " Hew0r-
lean. by orces. and who shall remain ably upon
nei plantations sording aid confor. the enemies
OF Tho United States aud no ss return to their allegiance
and who shs by az reasonable methods, Aid the United
States when called upon. may be empowe by the Com.
their plantations to their crop
sud pc. e-,ion Of their property except slch
- necessary for the military uses of tho United States
Ai TO all such Tersous Tie Commission authorized to
furnish eahs o. transportation FOX ther croPs and supplies
a. iasl aud equitable prices
\ Tho Commissioners are empowered and authorized to
h. ar determine aLd definitely report upon all questions of
tic Loyalty d.sloysy urutay II the various claimants
OF property within ssii Dsrct and further to report such
De their judgment ought to be recommended by the
eAeIe tho President for amnesty and dou
that tave thrir property r-tuIned TO the end
that all persons tst loyal may suher little injury
,sblc that all persons who have been heretofore dis
loyal may opportunity now to their loyalty,
and 20 thc allegiance. aud save their property from
oonLcaou shs be the determination OF tho Govern
,a-rit OF .he United States.
BY command Of Maj Gen. Butler.
GEO. &. STRONG, A. A. q. and Chief Of STAFF