The New York herald., 1862-11-26

most shastIv shapes around Various accounts arg
,f the cause Of the disaster BY some TO which
ammunition car in dangerous proxn nv eor a are
Of opnicn that the catastrophe was ~ he Ae per.
sSn Ss Of as y nay he following Inc official y KILLED
and wounded, as far as has been ascer 'ah'' -
L,eu.enants wheeler and Johnson, enry Albee-a Of
the ThirteeLth Connecticut regin .en. - Peabody,
Eighth Vermont regiment
Lieutenant G. II. Nyson. slightly; Corporal Howard,
COMPANY C Corporal Le,<is, Company Gall Of the
Eighth Vermont rsrhs Mr. Champion srter Iaa% lss
StsU NJ Fees Of the TAirteenth regiment
Major Bassttt, slightly Captain Davis, Jno Thomas
1oclored) so 6roken-al Of the First Louisiana Native
Guard d. 8. Wilson, engineer, badly; Martin Van Bu-
ren (cssOred), badly, both legs broken. s
Lisutcnant Norman Q! the Thirteenth Connecticut re-
giment i
II is further stated that six persons were in
the previous to the explosion, and that these must
have all been blown TO pieces, number OF human
limbs were afterwards found in the vicinity.
At one time reported that General Butler ana
staff involved in the catastrophe; but the runor
QUITO be untrue, the General and suite went
out TO the brigade on another train.
One of the most important orders ,hat General buiei
has issued since the occupation Of new orleans 10
eraERAL oRpFFs-So 81.
HFADsuAHTrHs ID DH5AET.sr Ssy Ss rsr Gs,'
The Commanding General, being informed and believing
that the district west os the Mssssnp rvr a asy as Mke
rs Of By e os % ssss ne % and
h S n ss aRS a.
sales said arc % en Ike @aae Gr @ ne @
sns asRSisl dr io Of al Iii
S % esss o e 5sowns To-
the 70 labor BE % a. Moas Sus onS
Thai AL e % prsp s anu f heSy IS
all sales thereof are forbidden and VIII oe
The District of Larourche will comprise all the territory
the State Of Louisiana lying west Of the Mississippi river
That Ma or Joseph H. Bell Provost Judge Presidents
asqa IN New " York Vo%ee = Prcvos Marshal Of the
ct be commits ion TO take Of me prope m
@ 70 gather up collect ali such ropeTy and turn
70 the s osss upon or e e he Unsd
army to collect together n the other personal property and
Sn5s ss5ns as aecoa she 10 the sI hhsst Sde eds
sn sss nsfsi hod e subject dc
loyal citizens neutral VINO IN good
l. Every loyal citizen foreigner who shah be
snS sa ss aSns aequed same BY any e
the 18Th day Of last may ls have his
his his Condition 10 The judgment Of the commission.
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yoa and all sales y M made q ws ae Nil %
void, al what time soever mrde.
q y who has se M
ea SnS Se a a q s
set N % he ases Of and 81
white labor may be employed at tue election q the
The win cause to be gaIchased "a s such sup
:Ss sss.;s ;sS 's
s. The commiasioncrs authorized work for the ac
IF R gsa srss held
% sc have F no ss q a sss
the United the occupation ef New Orleans BY IL
hs ss' aa o %
sa s al PG Sss
when called upon may oe emrowcrea 9y tue commission @ s
" lsr
M s perons The csrmi.sion are autnarsed 70 fnrnisi
transportation for their crops and supplies At jus
% aa ans s "A
OF property within said disirc and further 70 sucf
se ea@anaas Il o T fnt or sy
a ha Il , al I M ha na 'hss oya suffer s
@ eys ax anG hare s o. now 70 Issn s
loyalty ard 70 return e heir sesanee and save the nro
Of the government Of the United states purrpo
Gro g. srRose, Assistant Adjuant General and Chier
! Star.
will be seen by section tina, it is not the intention
OF General allow the negroes within his lines
bread OF deness. Humanity no less than policy
dictates that these people shall be put to work. and
the Shareholders have declared that they will make
sugar and tauntingly said that If any sugar is to b.
made il mus, be manufactured by he Yankees !
would seem that General Batter, in sezng the bull b,
the horns by taking these gentlemen at their word ha
acted the principle he started upon assum
the direction of IN tnS neiKnOOrncod
il you want sugar made, make it yourself,i say th
planters the neighborhood OF Bayou Laiourche. =
take you at your word says Ganera Butler, and forth
with he sends sufficient number oi troops TO protec
those whom he employs in the cutting Of the
the manufacture of the sugar. and he cmplors the yer,
negroes wages to work u the field and the factory
that their masters Ivy abandoning the cultivation Of th
great staple. doomed to starvation. Can anything b
more fair
General Butler however, does not conine his opera
tons TO growing in fhe OF manu-
faciurc He has seized all the sugar on the leyec Of thu
rity iCab nj tn of
doing justice loyal citizens proving themselves TO b
such and aliens IN good faith with the government Of the
| United States Thus no icophoe is left for personi
whose property is liable to contscaton, agreeable TO thu
law Of Congress, 10 escape.
citizens the nelyhborhood of vetzels brigade be
coming disgnsted day by day, with the spurious South
pumbers pessrsioos from the rcsls are reported to be-
the increase. The residents IL the neghborhood o
Bayou afourche aud the surrounding regions are begin
ming 10 compare the occupation Of the Union troops with
! the bieliiDy on them Of the rebels, very much
I to Che dorIment Of the latter Instances arc
known in which their dear friends, the rebels
especially II they happened 80 be gaeriss,
cleaned out everything belonging TO poor widow
and s.r having sacked her house OF oil IL possessed
cleared on, Themselves after couple Of woeks soionr
the contrary. the Union troops pay fcr all they take
barring OF course the occasional eccentric act Of
centric sodier who may find himself in possession OF
ccken such triae over aud above what he has
paid fcr but these accidents vii, occasionally happen in
the best regulated armies.
But the niger Glorious Sambo' Happy Quashiei lie
lives in clover To him belongs the fattest turkey, the
puinpost goose the endc Cs' chicken while IN bee and
swine he reyesgaiore Moreover, Master Qaashis los
back in "sassas easy chair brushes bis woo-beg par
don, his hair-wh "Massas' hair british and actually
no, only rids g Massasi horses, but drives In
aMas.a'sf' carriage these are facts that have
received from authority too authentic to he
doubted But, Of course, this sort Of high
life below stairs does la long AS soon rs il comes
within the cognizrce Of the federal military anihocs
IT pat stop to- In connection with tlis may men.
ton that part OF the event devouty wished for py .ie
rebels taken ~ the fight at Thbocaux has been realized
al ngagrs plantation has been tn roughly .sroaned
~, = Lr , buildings have nj bceg burned as be.
another hiiu have sseh told abou, the negroes in that
reaisn i worthy Of being mentioned they hod prayer
meetings al which the great sal9 Of their petition is
ithai 4 NAV please dc Lord &c biess Massn Lincoln and
that they brcs de I0rd dat dcy hab lib 10 dc day
when dey am able to make sch prayer" They pray
loud that they may bc heard nile from the place OF
meeting IN the night
An awful instance Of the truth that he wicked shall
not so unpunsed l. about to be realized in this city.
The notorious William wilson aiss Red fsi is TO De
hanged This mus, bc pretty well known by repue