The New York herald., 1863-03-28

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aAag eosds neD New Orleans through lnes into The
AA! q ~ rse:s and am ooaadsnt thai ~ ne busi
vhAs i rsnAins uudcs his control. ~ '''7-1
Hsyae mantioned the subject q eontrabanA traAs,
= Nov Orssns great number Il msn Who have made
Aor appearance since occupation Of the city 1ney
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shors dsisnos o shs snemys lines and ihsre watching
sse mention al 70 me to-day fully subsAntiaied wherein
some parties-hishly respectable and professsdy oya
1hs cass was simply tRs,A sssamshp nom New York,
lying alongside the lsves, discharged into river steam
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ana Baton Rouge and from there taken to Port Had
con. very mics sup was no doubt realized BY thn
nl.ars nave to-day had in my hands pass, with ac
sompanying documents. which viii be very soon made
would hang the man who issued H. but the PROBABILITIES
We that in his case win be considered only mistake
viii now 90 back for few moments moro 70 Gcpssal
hanks and his policy. From what have observed and
can hear, appears to that the policy OF General
BANKS virtually the his psedecsssor; but In
Besvng he has the people entirely ia his power hs may
relax the harsh measrs naugurated at the commence
ouS und6f tne ton existing circumstances. Tho people
sew appreciate his kindness; therefore his government
ust be the better Az regards copnscaion OF property,
General Banks determined that Tho proceeds of sats
sha .ccrus 70 the benefit Of the governmspt and DO
divided and squandered among its dependents, has
boen the case. ss
appears 70 be the desire q General Banks endca
yor 70 show the world thai sugar rice and cotton
b produced by voluntary labor He induces the negro
yeturn 70 his home and work the time be maos
tne planter treat him kindly and compensate him either
BY being interested In the crop In money The Ienera
has had great difficulty in contendng against the mach
nass0ns Of certain parties who have used every 10
ees supplies 70 the rebel army but has surn0unted them
al, and does not believe 10 fighting and feeding them ut
The same time. How far the General VIII be successful
NJ his policy regarding the slaves remains 10 be In
my humble opinion they will work unless made to-
~ ong AZ they are fed and clothed by the government
The devotion OF General Banks to his country and HE
boncsty Of purpose doubt; his great
serve the government tho furnished him
70 the bost advantage His association with the citizens
hae in many instances been OF tho pleasing nafure
never for moment forgetting the honor and dignity
As mission, cndeavoring M all times TO Lbcm
that ther interest," well duty rested with the Unon
md that separation could never be entertained
understand that DR.. 2achare, Of New York who has
been for some time in New Orleans has been rendering
One. He appears TO enjoy the entire confidence
military authorities, especially that OF the Commanding
teneral, and he leaves Sunday next 10 the steamer
Marion with important dispatches, the purport Of which
am ut present unable ~ mention, but which will
apubt be made pnblic after his arrival. DR. Zcha
~ day before yesterday entertained General Banks and
Nur Collector Mr.. Cuthbert Bultt at small but very
asseet, dinner party IL was very elegant affair, and
gotten w IN the usual style Of tho g. Charles Hotel