New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26


Who bad set apsrt large Sd this snierpnse That these
Ccnierae notes purca I'd by Mr. Coyss mad been s.d
question. Ia value ,lnlo5t $500 go are part.
l.rec ed Ar Coyas TO hold these susus until s natter
sa satisfied Of the substantial truh of thi, information.
Nj coys.'s ogn books vii how The important ss aa b.
then b usht these a.. srs with the notes
Now this is claimed to be strictly mercantile"
II will lie eled Il the were intended for o.i
Brt he Government Of the IDted States bad SAID tia, With
tbs port OF New Ocins there should be strictly
Il would not be con,cnded for uomen, that the hsns.
specie to Europe enable the Rebels buy Dloi
on of war there were breach Of the blockade well
The NJ ee the oseen Of Great Britain and The Emperor
OF france What Distinguishes tue two ,ha, draw
ing the sterling bills safe and convenient u
ending tie laws than sending bullion in specie sud thu
81 the Rebellion ia he point Of It's utmost need
Hpinbe Claimed the. 10 ass. the rebellion the
motive.
Granted CAUSE arsumer,i!o
Itwas done from tie desire Of gain, doubtless al the vo-
sons Of neutrality have been done by aliens during THIS wr
which, e done by subject would 10 treason III % miiJs
~ ',,aoa,iou Of May sured respec. 10 q. 70, 2. nd
property hat respectable II vas not amnesty
murderer thieves and criminals Of deeper d.. hon-
nor mantle u cover the property Of those silss u
he rebellion whether citizens OF aliens whom H. gbt fnd
Of tn. foreign residents here have been ensssed
In aiding ,he rebellion either directly indirectly,
spirit OF gain, end they now ana themselves 2re o! "an-
flsnpcrvson by the authorities Of The United sias. they
sens M Su Sns .bes,elyes The oSisets Of 80.
nj no. ana even their honest acts subjects Of inyos CATION
b. the authorities Of the United States % their ncoHyen @nce
tv IN upon reflection blame only the over apscio1s md
oil their own fellow citizens, who have by Their aid 10
feoon brou distst and suspicion over all Wishing 70
t-c,. ven gentlemen with every respect have or Ct
lergt some the which have l-oiped ny scion
md .nnot rernit 20 pa.. without calling attention
You say, "hc underSsred disposed to waive al pest
What "Broccedings" lave you or either o. yoe TO
sive" II Won DO feel disposed dol What right hsse
Won in the mster What nubOn, is vested in oy te
laws nations Of this country which zyes yon g rover
70 such the representative ofhe United states
IN qucsi official communication 49,
Commercial agents. merely Of suooEdinasc ce,s too.os
power waiye condone any proceeding pa; OF
present Of Government under whose protection they are
nerli,ted 70 reside long they behave well hsve
committed any wrong to Mr. Coyss have 20
we've pardon he penalty or prevent b haysg fed'es
If he hes committed any wroig to Tie United 5ta@ yea
have still lees power to shield him from punishment
ss Ia S VOC 90 .. BEN 50 long desns with Rebel
which has been duplicating 20 axe sucn
70 the oo,einm,nt -. S9s
signs that you have become rusty IN tie language proper 20
the consideration Of greet ana powerful Govelnneai
titled to equal respect with your own: -
In prevent all rsconcepion, and that ~ ne 20
,ule you gentlemen nsy know etscty the position gpon
which at in regard to foreigners redelI here permit ne
@ 20 Ore than an American citizen but a. cost one
hight that CT meddir or interfering, by disc sor,
have tie honor .ubscrib. myself your obediens servant
b. F. BUTLER MsjorGenere! COmmsndins
Consul; A. MEAN French Consul NJ W. brNAoh'
Greek Consul.
4 FOUR MIN HANGED--A FIFTH PARDoSED.
On the morning of 18th. TIE Delta says, AZ 80
early hour large crowd Of men, women. ana iii.
dren. with n view TO gratifying morbid appeste
for the horrible assembled on Orleans street. and 10
the Place d'Arms, in front of and adjacent 20 ne
Parish Prison, on the occasion Of hanging ces.,no
men who were engaged, on the night oil tbe iitp
INST. in robbing the house No. 90 Toulouse street.
Plaioons Of the military were stationed 10 'front.' OF
the ail 10 prevent too great press OF the crowc,
and squadron, OF horse gaoped TO and fro with TIE
same object.
insle OF the iail yard and the first oh ec, hat met
our view entering within the walls vac the
ghasly display of five rough collins, destined 70 con
lain the mortal remains of the condemned. Several
platoons of infantry stationed insice, md =
few officers OF the army, the reporters OF the press
and a halt dozen citizens were all who wee yer.
mitted to witness the appalling spectael2: The
crowd outside seemed content TO endure the burning
rays Of vertical during an hour or 20 Of suf-
pense for the meager privilege Of seeing the lumber
ing dead cart emerge from the gloomy pre'lnets OF
tie pri-on with its freight Of poor mortality. Inc
scafodinc was erected st the north side o The MAIN
court and two chairs, with like number Il bia A.
ened cords dangling above them, showed TIA; only
two were 10 suiier Ia a time.
Two others were condemned to be executed 81
later hour, and hrd-a boy Of some is years, cal.
inc himself Theodore Lieb, who had also been
Gen. Butt T in consideration OF Lis extreme yOa.n.
/ The two prisoners who FIRST suffered were
Stanslaus Roy and Wn H. Clary. Roy was 8
harnessnaker hv trade, and was sometime SO IN
the service oil Magee " George. LatteriY lie has
acted Us 4 barkeeper on Poydras street, rear
Daroone street opposite the Market House. Clary
was second officer Of United States transport, ship
now in port.
The condemned were attended in thei- Gel by
Father pufau. aud from lin they received The Last
rites OF the Catholic church. That they We're con-
soled and fortified by the minstrations OF ,he holy
Father, was apparent from their calm demeaIor and
evident resignation 70 their ignominious fate.
The condemned were led ont from their celis st
precisely 10 clock, and took their seats imuedi-
a.ely under tine cords, upon the platform. IIey
were dressed all in white. Clary appeared 10 30
near six feet high, and about thIty.two years n
age with features that bespoke the weather-beaieE
tar and a nnn indifferent 10 moral restraints or 10
the terrors OF tue scaiod. Roy was a5ou. FIVE ieet
eight inches high, ana perhaps thirty years old. lie
had more stolId oouutepance than Clary, and ees
apparent intellect. Neither OF them appeare ga
ted. Each wore cruciix upon bis bosom.
Deputy Provost Marshal Stafford advanced. and
read The order of execution, which recited 'ha.
William NJ Clary, late second officer q tie United SITES
steam transport Saxon. and Stsnisaus Roy Of S.worsas
on the night Of tho lh Of Jrue iust having forged
tended su,horty Of tie asjorUenora consnins b. -
armed in company win oher cyiiaispD'e ,is' Vtrr
,.b SITE. entered he house of pcsccsble eli eu No
80 rouoa. street about the hour OF II O'Clock n 1c lshs
e ara ess, 40 Hi,ne Of saeb fo2e
dercd lid house and stole therr'fom : 1888 IN clua
no 90, ere gold watch ard chain. and one blsom pil
The white cap was then put upon then heaGs. re
moose adjusted upon the neck OF each, and la.ner
Dufau advanced 10 the platform. Putting hs hand
upon the shoulder OF Roy, the one peGres' nl0, 20
proceeded g. deliver iervent and feeling pTgyer.
All hearts seemed moved by the touching elo -enre Of
the Holy Father, and some of the spectators sheo
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