The New York herald., 1862-07-14

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I -rn O. BEKTIN, Lieutenant Second district police
UNION BALL @#t
On last Saturday evening Union ball was given at the
Planters Hotel by Madame d Bare tho propretrsss and
her husband. There not very large attendance.
but those present appeared to enjoy themselves with
hearty zes. The affair, though not under the auspics
d the Union Association the federal authorities was
productive of much Interchange Of Union sentiment.
The agreeable hostess and her husband added greatly 70
enjoyment Of the evening by thor efforts to make the
ball one OF genuine pleasure and happiness.
Il will be remembered that a. the time Of the seizure
Of specie u the Consulate Of Netherlands the Office Of
Count Mean the French Consul held In possession
for few hours by General Butler but upon Mejan
giving his word OF honor that he had money in his
place that had the slightest connection with the
interests Of tho Southern confedsracy, the guard
withdrawn. Within few days General
Butler has obtained evidence that there were
Of million of specie in the French Con
suats which probably deposited there for secretion
Rort Trnnn
opposite the city.
Count Msjan and NJ. Dupassuer sent for to day.
and Mr. Dupassuer that the latter part of April
NJ Dunegrs President Of the Citizens Bank asked him
IL he would not like to buy some specie, giving in ex-
change for 1t the drafts Of Dupassuer Co. on Paris
Dupassuer said he would, and gave Mr.. Dunegre three
drafts Paris for three-quarters of million, at i've
francs in the dollar The specie then conveyed at
daylight Sunday previous the passage of the forts
to the French Consulate NJ Dupassuer says his reason
for removing the money At early hour to
vent its being known by evil disposed people in the city
He and the Count Men both stated that they had
bssn concerned in the purchase mpor taon Of arms
and Mean promised send the General report of the
case. In the meantime both gentlemen pledged not
to allow the money be removed until the matter
be fully investigated
The following order intended 70 prevent the escape o.
egroes vessels bound North, issued day before
GENERAL oRDERs--NO. A.
HEADQUARTERS, DRPARrnxSr or THE GULYl
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 81 1852. !
Any vessel attempting 10 Leave this and .xe sTsy
and has pass these will be liable
coHascaion and her master punished by
an oath that he has not any such on board and viii
not allow any such to come on board By command comm Of
Major General Commanding.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 80, 1862.
General Butler at Baton Rou9e-Dsplays Of Union Se
1nent on tie River Banks-Ayrests of "Sec,sh at Baton
Rouge--Tan Dom Supnsedes General Lous-Naers at
the louisiana Penitentiary-Ge Butler Takes Up
His Quarters in General 9,ciggs House-Death of Lieu
tenant De Kay-Tae Derlih Disposition Of the Rebel
Fsmales-CommendaJl Conduct of q Rebel Parson-A
Rebel Female Mrs Phillips Gets Dessrcedly Punished
A Brucl German Rebel and tsSon of ChiUdlry' Get
Dixo-Lies of the Rebel Journals in Alabama and Ms.
sssr7t Relative to the Health Of Ns,c Oveans-Coso~
A,caisng Transportation Ss6aing Among the Poor d
the Crescent Ciy-Prospecss Of Speedy Opening Of 0e
Eirer, &C.. dc.
On last Friday General Butler accompanied by severa
members Of his stat and few other gentlemen took the
steamer Mcclellan and went up to Baton Rouge. The
Generals object in visiting that place to investigate
personally the condition OF the troops and to effect some
plan by which this cursed guerilla warfare bs
stopped The trip up the river and back broken BY
only incident, and that . most agreeable one.
When about forty miles up the river wc saw at
the cato OF . pretty cottage several young ladies'
holding up American flag and waving their handker
chiefs enthusiastically BY order OF Captain Gray
OF the Mcclellan, the ships ensign was dipped and the
whistle blown and the gentlemen deck returned tho
handkerchief salute OF the ladies with very profuss
display Of what Artfu Dodger' classcaly called
wipss.o Tho same demonstration repeated on
trip down the river yesterday. Colonel Shasr, Chief
ouartsrmaster was much delighted with the conduct
OF the young ladies that he declared he should send
thcm up handsome silk flag as present.
regret that we were not enough TO the shore
obtain good view Of the young ladies' countenances
but am satisfied that faces inspired BY Union senti
msnt such as they evnced could not been other
than beautiful
BrTLER At BATON ROUGE
We arrived at Baton Rouge Saturday morning, and
General Butler proceeded TO the headquarters OF the
sixth Michigan regiment. in the United States barracks
As he reached the building major generals salute Of
thirteen guns fred by Lieutenant Carruth. Of the
Sixth Massachusetts, battery, and the ue band Of the
Sixth Michigan played "Hail to the Chief" and other
airs Tho General was received by Lieutenant Colonel
Clark Of the Sixth Michigan, whoowng to the rssigpa
ton OF Colonel Curtenus Of that regiment and the illness
OF Colonel McMlar, Of the Twenty first Indiana-was
commanding the post Tho General immediately sent
for heads Of departments and examined into their az
fairs and q very short time infused his active,
energetic spirit into them. After this he visited the
State House. and calod upon Colonel Mcmillan, who 10
still confined the house by the wounds received in the
encounter OF which wrote short tmo since He in
duced the Colonel take the command Of the post He
then appointed Adjuant w. Kbourn Of the sixth Mi.
chigan Provost Marshal, and Captain David Bacon Of
the regiment Provost Judge On the order OF the
General Marshal Kilbourn arrested seven prominent
citizens who have been guilty Of active treason
the occupation OF Baton Rouge They consisted OF B.
r. Bryan, Mayor OF the city; 8. Benjamin,
brother Of the infamous rebel Secretary Of War Mr..
Hyams who has been editing little rebel sheet
West Baton Range, called the Sugar Planter; Mr..
Craven, . Methodist preacher who persists in ppaying
for the Southern ccnfedcracy Che says he goes to his
room prays secret but his secresy is SO loud that
he can be heard all around the neghborhood) Mr. Ma