Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-10

o. in AEaesiea, tho opiaifna emitted OF lib:
cat'ses. the effects. and the actors in TIC Val
in America. there is cue man on whom a ssi
ard formidable cnanifnity cf sentiment In,
1alien-sni thar man Is Butler. 4 LAWYER
by profession, suI q general hy chance
Butler in his list Of services has onlr o.,
batt'c, lint Of B'g Bethel which he lost
Being considered incapable If conqncrin.
men, 10 Wcnt to New Ori. ans t. Insult NO
'neri. lie hiss ~7uiuuagel up to- his e'hnwa i,
thu sack 81 malt2o ard sn,,.letics called III,
annl'-Saxnn cnir; he f.as derived from !
exile II peraons, cnnfiscaLi0n of rrcpeTLy
pTovoeslion Of fanlili.s md n~utrsysS o. Coz,
au!', "n!'l ut length the G]ovsram.ni Of Wa=h
lhgto", unna'y Mt tbs 'Dini,n cntnriained j.
Eiro3r, md asakenei by the excescc &c Of 81
ng'n: who appeared charged to cycn?. L..
SaPa'a'ls:a to tie eyes Of history, seGL hif
h'a Dismissal. in a eeplad %lettec, By ina hand.
OF Gtn. Bsnks, snd Az if for ons wished IA
pfs.ant T.en from forgetting that .ho stiil
l:n' her Caprice, tha hnA raised up sp2la-
ei"i" Tor thus man. wlO has %acuni.el
Tie hatred Of hH enGmlieG wilIrn: having ;,.I
the rs!rcm Of his patrons or 81 HI; connt7y-
rua", a!d thosa arol9gists ar The w,iLsrn il
this "D.!:ats.' Butler W. I'D no. havc fuurd
apn!"gists in New York, where tho Journals
formally published a letter from Mr.. Rove
dg Johnson, saying ina: IT," H'ro:.gs nr tbs
pro CnDau! ta~aTdl NV Orleans, axceedr.l
those Of New Drlaan# towards The Iin;nn-
llo would nut lave found lhrIn ut Nc,g Or
loans, FL hsr among the inhabitants Or amor y
his own sssislsnts. TLa pGpul.tina Of New
()rtpAru rra6 rn f1. = n rf I.,~ lrc1 :. ii
~"t,oits,' tl:u %ctfi1iai %j6tlrnai az Fuller. hin r..
ply tt tho just and nuhle r:G!amal:oue Of tho
European Consnia. protesting ssain.t uia "a
mo1, genera, n!6e; No. IL. which rre:rnl,d
t. nsku all the members Of the foreign C. lc
ny. 80 many spiea, acting under cath, in the
Service cf tho Federal police. There il not a
private individual who would tolerate for u
moment the half Of tho ssrcssms and insults,
'heaped Moro particularly on the French, in
that Rhamtfn document it required in o.der
to nDtler th"m Tho dignity OF Governments
placed IN u EFsete where nothing can reach
;i,em. Am"nG tho r: ~sistants of Hutlsr, it. il .
mats: OF ralIlc nolnriGty ct N=% Orleans. not
"na, noi.i'er Commodore Farrsgu', nor Cen.
Phrlpa. nor Gen. Wnzsil, nor Gen. Sis.rpnr,
wHo i"l not publicly censure iis conduit;
S.'' w. ~ t"f'AS "'tiiioiE uiuJ, l.V W H-H-
inrtou GorrrnnirnL, should i.ciae il, irving
hi,n, the fa,urc would sEog The result # III.
Crqairy WITH which Gen. Banks hay bsca
Charged. Recalled b. q araied orjar, tha
contents OF which he did nat kanw, 4 quay
ter of an honr loiurs it was signifel to lir:,
the q linihi by chanGr, 81 he wa9 designated
by the Spartan consul, will hH muci, rnpr;s.;
snrm hn shrli, III 4 few dsyG, read IN :h,
J.nrHai dee Debats, Maihia army Is Hc nn!y
ors mhich trad 1r5d GH lis omn re%ourrts.-.
lie will naturally conclude that usot:,n in
PNil ara iIn,Ient Of his General Order NJ.
81, ha;ei NnYembnr ., 1862, which declared
,!,a ratification CT tho magniii Ont diIttiIs II
I.ai"h,cilr, !sllSih is in Louisiana @hat Grand
Torin - in tInadsloufe, al all as tbs crle.
to Judge Bell, to Lieutenant Colonel Kina-
man and to Captain Fuller, the T~'rovo-I Mar
.hal ri the iiatsict to deliver 10 to il,n 1ii-
srr' m ,hoir receipts. oil IF mhcm dcg a!i,d:
s!dah IN n:sd for tie limited !&atss GJmy.
The snrprlso OF Butler will not be less III
reading in the Journal des Debots that ''Ais
army has q0infd a dscisirs TRIUMPH" Which
will lead him to suppose that people in Franc:
are icncrart Of tho fac. that on a~rririn, tic
fcTc Now Oriasn7 and Eeioro Baton Rours
the pdarrabla inhabitants surrendered, RELY
III. IN his goot faith; tina. all the efbtts o.
hi. land and sea forc-s failed before Vcka
bug, AID iha: .iir ,roois Of Gen. Rsnk:
c;srr;: precisely fer ,hg purpose Of attempting
in lau;sIana WRIT ihos~ nf his pred, c.ssar.
cnn'd not accomplish. AID #. which ia ii ,..:
.,ip;-, Gpn1.a al i'dtlCr thought that il Ir~viur
M O:les,.s when hn vas unexpected Y dis
misHad. h. has achieved :he dignity which d,
JrnrnGl des Debals awards to him, that dix
nifty will prntest against a panrgyri: from the
oation which hag haul, iha most outraged hy
hun.
The Constitutional 10 Jay makei sn ex.
t.a"'d;nsrv suggestion thst c1muissianer,
from the Nnrt!e!n and S,u,harn States aInnll
meet 1t anna neutral town and calmly die
curs proposals for 3eace, whilst tho fighting
gse4 on without interruption on tho othct
side Of the Atlantic. The article #ppssrs in
lar type, bnt the plan does not appca, to
have any Of the elements of SUCCESS aboct It
The South would assuredly enter into no ne
citations without securing 81 Il has, thn
recognition If their indeps dence. and that
once obtained there would be no plausible
raaaun f,r tho continuation G. The war.