The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-14
TIE NEW YORK Sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Il, lNd2.
'PlCAYVNE BGTLER IL TOWN.
Keeps a New Orleans Hotel.
Complete Occupation of the Cli!.
Mayor and Aldermen Locked Up.
PROCl lAMAIlON Of THE GENERAL.
How the City |, 10 be Governed.
A FAMINE FEARED
THE STORY OF NORFOLK.
How the Surrender was Made.
Gen. Wool and Mayor Lamb.
! NEGROES IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Important German Items.
ko., TO-. 10.
How the Surrender was Made.
Gen. Wool and Mayor Lamb.
NEGROES IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Important German Items.

Gin ipgr', Mry I3.-Thc COMMERCIAL has
The following southern news;
The Mrxrri- AvNAScuE Of the 9th inst ssvs
that the ,clegrsphc news from Kchmona Is pa'n,
been preparing the same istr for Rchmprd thss
General Butler aud Commodore Porter got up 'ot
New Orleans. The AvAiANcnk Of the same dn'e
SAYS Of affairs In New Orleans, that Mayor monroe
and all the Aldermen have been arrested for relu'
ing g. take the oath Of allegiance T. the 'u'ri
states snl sent to prison. Great distress pteVhl'
IN the CITY Food of all kinds "a extremely scarce
Flour IL not To- be had at any price. More oi TIE
federal force Is yet be landed. ari the riNet Is
filI Of federal gunbults, mnrtai boats ami usus'
ports. The Congressional stampede i"ln N'h-
inoud hsi n vrry depressing effect AMI u was
believed Il foreshadowed the early evaouatun "i
Virginia The policy of evacuating every city n
played ou,. W. have but precious little more ter
rit0ry that we can spare.
t,s at Shlloh ia killed and wounded was seven
thousand. In MI article on sunboats, II says mus
far must bc confessed, our attempts with ,he gun
boat. nu the river have been disgusting nillt.-
Tie people know It, aud - iocs the Goveruinent'
A correspondent OF the Memphis AvAL.soas -sy.
that 81 per cent OF Bishop fp!ks army "hr NllcS
and wounded At Shiloh.
Tb. Ay.IAscns Of the Tth inst, says;
W. have aiviccs from New orleans up u sdur'
day, at II A. N. ten. Bitlsr has t'h,h we %,
Charles hotel for his hesilusrtcrs Tie INshs
Hui-. On Poyirss street has been converted in'o
h sptal Tho JsckA,n rarood depot was tak'h
possession of OH Saturday morning. Tie iedei'
~ pickeb have been extended out ~ iat
-Dn railroads. Four sinb'a,s and one
transport started fur Baton X 'usc On Sat
urisy morning Several Federal regiments hAvo
been landed st New Orleans. All the newspapers
IN New Orleans are still published, uoigha lticfh =.
censor IL placed over every office 10 examine hli
matter. aud eIclud, whatever may prove iniinicai
H. the federal cause. A proclamation nom Ten.
Batter was handed into all the newspaper oihccs AT
,,,e lttt tleyr rel g,I tn
a guard WA sent ~ the IRtE bsLIA oih,c, Who
took posse ssion Oft Northern printcs were th' u
sent for tho proclamation set ul, and worked on
ia the edition Of the "a INST. as follows!
rRocL,NArioy ~ GEs. nurLrH
Iir,parARrrR- DwrARrMysr or rnE cuLr, |
Ntw ORLIASs, May |, 1862.
The city of New Orleans sui it, cnvtious with
all it, interior and exterior deiences having SUI.
rendered e. the combined naval aud land iurces o'
th. United states, ami h.ug now ia the oc-
,ui,st.on ~ the forces ~ the United States, WHO
hn.e come TO restore order, maintain public tran
plllity, and enforce peace and quiet under the
laws and constitution OF the United States the MAYOR
General commanding hereby pru,lslins the otg.e'
and purposes Of the government Il the United states
IA thus taking possession OF Ne" orleans aId th'
state Of louisiana and the rules and foSu.hhui'
v which the laws Of the United states will be FOL
tie present, and during the state Of war, ouoicod
amt maintained, iur the plain guidance Of all good
citizens Of the intel states, - wei as others wl'
may have heretofore been IA rebellion against theii
| authority.
rhrice before has the cty OF New Orlenne beer
! rescued nom the hNiua -, iure..gn government
ann all more ,nlauituus domestic u-uucct.ur, hl
! the money and arms oi tie United states. II has
uf late been under the military control uf the rc-
| forces and at each time ~ the Judgment o ihc com
mrnicrs Ut III, military forces o.hnt it,it las le''
found necessary 10 preserve and MAINTAIN plict bl
| ru administration of marital law.
! Even dutiu., the Interim from its evacuation by
| the rebel soldiers and t1 actual possession by th'
soldiers Of the iuitoi states the civil authnritio
| ftu,r Ia
! a All armed body kn n,~u ~ the European Ie
| giuu,"tp preserve public uanlmhty Inc Com
| mauding Uenrtal Therefore, Will cHure the cily /
| bee governed until the restoration - III" lntr'
States authority and has further orders, by marta
| law
Aipcrsoua ip arms nynlnst tho Unltcl States ar
! required u surrender themselves with their Anus
/ equipments AMI munitions % wuf.
| Tie body known us tie "Euul"un Legion" nu
being understood 10 br ia arms against the Iuitc'
states but organized h. protect N" lives and pro
bctty Of the C.tLeus, are invited to sIll cu-upciut
with the lJrc.s of the uitel States o. tint end, an
so acting will not he included ia the terms of thi
| order, but will report to these h"ndlnAtter-.
| All cuspus, flags, devices, t"nIIug 10 uphold an
authority whatever, save the hns OF the lutr'
states an1 those .f foreign consuates must not h
,xbbtcd, bat suppressed.
| The American ensign, the emblem oi the Iuiio
States, must lr treated with ,hc utmost dcirrcuc
and respect by all persons under pam oi sever
punishment. Al persons well disposed toward
the government Of the United states vino shall re
he" tI' WNH ~ 9''.',' W. ~ y. - ~ "
OF protection to their persons ana property irol
the army Of TIE United States ma the Elolah"h
such SAT- eunid W, pt p'hthht WIN deh'h'
Al Pefohs SUI, u"lI,'S 'l,t','r - we ~
i.deratt states WI ne de"meh r',"iS hE'I,'Nt m y,
Government "i W" h'l''i S'."S nun ,'sa'ov" M 'n
t'ateu rs ''i,,it' 'n'i'' q" ~, ,i. ,,,',
"i1hI'u '''i 'a,'i'''Hs pa.'n , ~, Iua'
auce tD the government 81 the Confederate states
"l,. be lo''led IA 'h'l' p'is,nn ,nu tiIttp
~ heretofore "l,"'l t.' lHMS ~ VI. nn't', o'''.
a., l",-us w., nu ,'s i',,r ,,r,,',, ,
h'I"h'e '" ue snrp"sth ""Ee'h'h'Ht ~ vac ,'l
td'Iate a''trs' "l ''tl' ~ t"'l' 7'!Nn', "N' sht
lay d"wu, '""Ny' up 'n'r ulus ,.un & 80 ".",' ,,,
oet 'hH' 'hl pi','!Ne i',' ~ ~ m,'''',
no iu'her e'n'Sp'n,hc' n'u b.'!is a., ",'' ''ii'
tort to tntm,"r "l 'h' h'ed a'''A "''' u,' We W.
tflrd lh 'h'N l"t SO" ui i'"Pri 'N' W ."
under th' "rl'r7 .' ,"' a,in- ''e,.'ia,'
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ur'ess.iN.