The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-16
-FRen, NEW ORLEANS.

= 'fRest NEW ORLEANS Il
4t,- following -the specist order of B,til,,r con,
signing Mrs Phillips prison for having been il.
good spirits when a-defanct Yankee VA, pa--inr
her residence - .-
..criat Ord,1 M 80
. Mr.. Phillips, wfepf Philip Phillips, having been
oIes iprsed for her tra;torons procliyitiss and
aeis 81, Washington 'n, and released by The ci-meney
Of The Cove ernmena ard having bPrn found training
her children 20 spit upnH officer> oi the nIred
states, :or which act Of oA, u those children bp,h
her husband anJ herself apaiagized and were t1r-
siyea is. noW f1t,nd the balcony OF her house
Curing the procession of Lieut.. UeKey, laushin.
and 1iacSing NJ his remains, and upon eins: III
laf a ny i';', ""naaadina General il dis iie'
'rre so,cu.lienpin1l-F re?li's. -',1r. l.: "a :.
Il is therefor. or,iere '.. size be- tiu TsS,ssir,i
ana treated rn,a;fuie H.,insp,' of whom ci
lcer-or soldier ou,id-:o lailg ,totiee, hut rfi
uncoiis'n, ',ad. aud daussrei- wonlan stirring n,
strife and melting to Tipt. e." f7f---'-
"A nj thai her. fore, sic t- cvnfrcd stt'~ S;.is
i9eud, in the State OF Mississippi. within proper
limits tasi', IA ;.:.lt-. o:aeTs li.t lhai se |G
.aiowe pne iraiai, an., and ,upre, ii she :,
choese Tl.ai OF tie houses fer hospital prr
poses be assigned her quarters, a,pI = soldiers
rnti5N Nc.. day ", .rtfye. ont L" her with ta
1eaas ot eon.-fns IGe sa!dr, ard thai yerb.I ot
wriFstn communications b. iisnpcti With i.r -cxa
cEit through this Office, and tiat She be krp ii5
close corIiil snie.rt until removed Ship IsaCd.
BY order Of Major. General B1;ier.
X. $. DAvIS, Capt. and y. x. 4. e.
The New Orleahr Dsltos OF ti.e .,iF inst u.,iees
in very spsfui manner the iacl that the British
armed vessels in ;he-. Mississippi river, New
Orleans, lid nor on fir ath OF July pay The ,,sia
conlpliaees TO the United States by hoi,inS their
ealnrs al f.. pssk' ami 1e"hirs riscaselse- "ift
i-tfe:t!liefs. '' te"-'t -'---r
,Tha e't9 sas this eiirion, es neglected .'arci
aatRily on p,fp,se, ':ipi seehIs consider il in
the light Of an Intentional Insult sofle majesty o.
the ptis-sst Hanaee nation. That Che British yes
--yr r,,f a ke., .I,ffr
Ia.rhees wers. celebrating tide ith of July. was
rahermefe ,isan ihe Telta cors.d srduye go,s! hui
soretlv, and we ude from it, tone, that ii John
Bull dots not iaqk Nc lI,o hn' aontsc.in New le>
iaans' Ka.!er " HI orLfr HIM 10 I'm rDnrlent
ship Island =
II is reported ,Fen New Orleans, ,i,.,, While the
Britisi 1aai1 81 War Racer az lying a: New Or
leans, h-i Capiain always .eau,e ashore with the
English as flying af M; sera aI,i lie conE.dersta
nag in slis-baw ct his beat. Pic. Butler prOtes ed,
but the Ensah,aah continued 10 indulge his taucy
tHowds .pehla went La ie liver 10 see The sight,
ana.Bu4eS Lad a nuniser Of Them arrested xinens
them a"bov.os leu snars) for cheering. 80
: -@rne-Eaetr Is exfeetea at Moe:v. - 80 :
4 IsysgEE4 @Aecersr OF rtE :EEss1's eFsEee-
--sssf -. oITy.-- 49,
A5sr.tsr ti Bdtisf Della af tbe .2,h air., gives
he following ies5ess ot slq: eohHpiracy a;sins.
Rie.,yule Butler: :f:,-.>.. ..s@ s,i-x -.
Tiare ware four coaSpirator---one young Ilsi,
ole OF twen' s.oaE- ysarS OF His her still
valg, and one Of these who fongh, by ,h- side d
Andre "; ;Jsckscp at chatpe1seraa 1915 -~-.g =
Tile ptsIlfs sainSs yhe ipen We're s,lffieiaH, 10
Warrant their arrest r. not ther COM iriion and IT,
rThrietedIi~r capital htsSsai.for iheir ayowe,t
object wsls slia ASSASSINATION 1f the: Cnfniansing
General & Of .he Department -. -.
4 gain and again ,he old veteran h:.st sought
my, ntsrcetseBs liz brhaif ai his soH with him
whose ~iife. hr had sought 10 take, hut my. feel
nss iiaa itsoiied from the task fls thre6,scorn
years and his evident grief ;snd anxi,iy, AZ
length, howayet prevailed with me, and, ! soashi
in hrs company amt On hs-. .bShah .'sn interview
with ,the, General Speaking M English, he de-
eft.Ins u tell his tals '' !
fiiFrr way iitr.4tn say, eseeps~ fhst-a old sol
der -hda S"me TO bieaa for the life OF. his -n.
perhaps saireadY sfork-iaf The written proofs
were PLACED by the General in my hands. 1
il them ample Warrant Tor whal had been done,
and for a.moment tre mbtet ipr The raH,l, fearing
all ine recession hopriasS
tlon Inquiry. the Gsaayal was nioRned ti,sn the
Young eonspirator was Creele-thai he had al.
wass7siyat i'm Losiana, and hat the family, though
in very moderate circumstances, was highly
spprfabte =. II il enough, said the General !" -x-
plain to the olt man The regret feel for. his pesi
lion, that he should fp anfortulate hs III have a
soir no shonId hav otteI she worth and hon
or.of his family, illustrated hy onr whD had fought
al Chai.hetre' Say 10 him that his son r Is fri.s
ly giFtn to TIE iaihersprayer and ,hai because b.
asSsri ii as Seteran Of fst5; bnf il is given IN fbr
sol.confiton hat he ri once leave the so Of Lou
i-ians, which. hotOred By fhe father. tile son has
1Ilttt@nk ht EIuSSccfdtt. IA~1 pkDr HErs8 pus
tween Aihi and the Sreat Republic. Such crimes
haxeeheenioag unknown to- The roll of the United
htates' 's4s. -, ttSA ~ ef-.A =,
: -Iexplaint, ti1 ihe veteran the senfence. IL took
hnu 20 nalehh surprise anticipating, l.. did the
uors, bat he Was scarcely able speak AZ length
he ,aFrse. and the words of thanks and {; fathers
gratitude came To his lips. Besides This, he spoke
oi his pa%sss,. hst keld ont ta1 bades of his old
service -Lis cross of The legion Of honer-so that
cnnnrys TO -whtch he han. bssn 'everz faithfni
ANA whose power uid naajssiy:ha Acknowledged
In the person nf her represent atiys. LIS poverty,
ryatioh at hs soi,, Tur f trusted thar be war,ld
fa1dirielids 10 htthim - :. =, -
-pIH Khs,rond had; perhaps ittlE Idea that bis
really. .rsts so. shame fsppn tho gen WHO -capl.t
b5E Wfal Strr0w 1he hei't Gf Al satea.s q. y oFal
es haas6c salt reslSeeta 5-sfsss is.st- Z s.r-
,.s.asS xix ~. AZ. 49,. a SEaSss. - go
The .sssvwhsx~stc sad -raviettsr ~xx tOu,d
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