The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-26
...- New 0rleans.

-..-,refoN, July 2S.-A copy OF tne 10.
~ 1..S,srtiser of the 18th, d received. It
hue A.. At. .mone the population Of that portion
ne State Of Louisiana, lying above ana west
o. N.v orleans, there Is q numerous class OF
.. Can. % Of mixed descent ignorant and scarce
Pe.r.skiur or understanding the English Ian
, .p These, it may be supposed, have little
IN. in common with those who are fighting
TENN" ~ this war. They don't understand the
aqS.,rei. They would % soon have Northern
Qua eoiS a. Confederate paper, if not little bet
M matter for what kind Of disloyal ser.
s ss. y mieht be the service, the wages.
VIZ Tho loss Of New Orleans was at first consider.
~ . !. terrific blow to the Confederate cause, but
g h.s nroyed fruitful Of the greatest advantages
.,d moral material. It's first effect has been to
.u southern cities. The word has gone
s...h no more surrender of seaport towns, ex-
N.n. IN ashes. Butlers rule has intensified
san,beru hatred of Yankees. We mean to
soht for our independence with such means as
IA and Nature has put into our hands, just as
= Intervention was out Of the question Of hope
The Augusta Constitutionalist says our Gov.
.,nmeut has now in its hands several hundred
Yankee officers, some Of them of high military
r,uk and high social poaision, now is the time
"a demand an atonenent for the atrocities per.
rstrated BY the miscreant Butler at New Orleans
NOW is the opportunity to demand retribution
FIR the blood Of the martyred humford, whose
death cries to heaven for vengeance. Let 20 or
40 of the Federal prisoners be set aside and
ted in close confinement, there to remain till
Butler is delivered up, or until by the chances
az var he is thrown into our hands.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The steamer Fulton,
from New Orleans, 10th. arrived here tonight.
She has 100 hhds. of sugar % cargo. She also
brings the body of Lieut. De Kay.
Among the passengers are Gen. Shipley, Col.
.Curtierus, Capt. Nebon, Lieut. Cowan, Captain
sould, ELieut Boggs, Lieut.. Appleton, Lieut..
HAYES, Captain Palmer and 400 sick and dis
charged soldiers from General Buffers Division
Private d. L. Miller, Company I, 9Th New
Hampshire, died on the 10th; D. Surclu, Go: K,
18th Maine died on the 18th, and drummer Ed
vim Kilgore died ON the Esd. They we're oil
buried at sea-
New Orleans papers show the city to be un
usually healthy and quiet
Adiutant General Russell had an interview
With the President and Secretary of War touch
inc the proclamation of the Governor, accept
inc troops for 9 and IL months Gen. Rnssel
urres that under this order recruiting would be
more successful in Pennsylvania than for thu
longer period. An order will be made to-mor
row by Secretary Stanton on the subject.
The reported intelligence from Warrenton ant
the capture of two of our Cavalry Companies
gives rise to some speculation on the position
Of affairs in that region. a>
General Pope leaves on Friday for the field
Ex-senator Upham, Of Vermont, has beer
appointed Judge under the new Slave Trad
Treaty, to represent this Government at tn
Cape Of Good Hope. He proceeds at once t.
the Cape.