New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
Quies in the City-Gcn. BanIss Attending ia
Local AHnirs-Rcbcl Contributors Re-
quircd 10 support she Poor-Thc Or
gauization Of COlOred RcRimcnts-The
Louisiana Law Against TamperinR
with Ncrroes-EurolIisg for n Draft.

LOuisiana Law Against TamPerinR
with Ncgr0es-EnrOlIisg for n Draft.
From Our Special Correspondent.
NEw-OELEAss, August 2l-Midnight.
We are anxiously waiting the arrival OF mail
from NewYork having had since the 10th by the
Caha1ba. The u. s. steamer Gertrude, from Newfork
on the 9Th announced OF Quarantine last night
having prize with her. captured in tie Gulf bound
from Havana to Apalacicola not stated. Up 70
the present time she has not reached the city.
We arc In possession OF New York dates Of the 18TH
and st. Louis and Cincinnati 10 the 18TH by The river
sead ills my first letter. by the Welcome. from here
Tor st. Louis, not knowing when the next steamer
leaves here foT New.York by sea.
Everything goes Gnietly enough al present Since
the return ~ Con. Banks from Port Hudson he has
beea directing bis attention some local matters that
vessels In this Department Of 81 per tun per month
has been removed Some very proper and necessary
potts have been published, which will tend very much
10 their better government and copduce much to their
efficiency and also 10 TIE comfort " TIC sick. wounded
and others wlo i1ay travel by them.
Gen. Banks has also published an order rednr the
% II tho assessed ly Gen. Butler on several
rs here for the support Of the poor IA Of
Some few. mostly French houses claiming TO be foreign
subjects have held back, 60 the present time hoping
thai by some possible turn Of the political Wheel thy
might escape payment Now Tat Gen Bar Ks Las SET
tied tie % tie Rebels In Il Port Hudson he
deals with their confcros in the S;y. and orders an
Immediate payment ~ the Chief QuGrtermaier or any
one be may point TO- hat purpOsc CIy Banks hold
!nc furds and other Irorery Of registered enemies
also ordered 10 hv IA pay over 10 tho QuarteFmasieI
Bitter al Ills IL 10 the Rebels and their sympathi
rrrs IL Is sweetness Itself couparedio The ins,ing and
arming of negroes IN the way IN carried on here lCN
Evey day or two ficsh regiment of colored soldiers
IL organized There already shout dozen organized
and the ~orh s',l goes vigorously on Aihough sone
Niger regiment" yet there does not BEEN 10 be any
difficulty IN hnding men TO accept the poAiiion-e,en
old residents here. know maty who have reided IN
New Orleans for ycirs who today holding commits
t!ors in colorcd regiments.
Several Of Aeso regiments have BEEN organized since
the AL Of Port Hudson md are Today Oh du'y N the
country parishes On picket dn'y, they oiien aH 10
with afcF guefrinas which they cohb!c up and take
into headquarters The Rebels are ohopialen enough
when they find Themselves caught by Niger squad
bot when they csT that tley 10 10 cent 20 TIC city
In charge Of niggcrs their Indignation and nstonsh.
meat hncr 10 ls,ands-t Is too great roy uiter.noe1
their nos eriio Imagination lad never before eoqred
up anything % Illuminating " hni captain, send re
o. town IN charge 81 niseer-' " Never, Wont 90
But tho "Cnlia.B" Is inoiorsb'c. and 90 they IRE
marched OF nr tho city. n change Of Niger
sqnad saddcr II not visor men.
The o,Lc. day planter. snii ~ be very humane "
nan. rurcrs hs negro @nc on The examination before
Jadrc Hughes his coansol st up the ples In defense
that accordance with the Law Of tho State the tee
tr0uy q slaves could not b. received agaiDsi white
person "a such case. This because most Of the Wit
nas.os arc slave. OF course Judge Hughes refused TO
entertain any such plea Tho planter held npoa the
ohArer Of murder. lkis will show you what tie Cop
p~rhsad Union In WArhngion. Who are pretending
10 represent louyia. and asElng TO Lave the Con
,..u;ion Of ri2 and Ito ss r.ae under II restored.
would BE- At. uey ever feccecd In getting their ~
eu~t gauioi.
Why s.r DO ,ou your readers happen 20 know that
O. THE laws ~ louisiana, made since Ie2 renters
any grrson convicted Of aging anything caculafed
81 create d.oortrt among Tie fire. cO,orrd y pulaoi,
OF naturalization among tho slaves, liable 10 not
los than u yeATs imprisonR.nt or death at tho
discretion Of tie Court. ard ANY person bringing
into the STATE any book or Paper written or printed or
circulating tho san having tendency ~ create dis
content Ac shall be liable 10 not lcss than u years
mprisonaent or death st tic discretion ot the Court
!, Is also pro, ideo In TIE delightful engine OF
civilization. that tho Governments at Washington n
ssted 81 rrsusctAte that the testimony OF ala,es shall
be rccived against white persons In tho two cases
quoted This Int TAs Trs D6iia and It's clique tells
la wgrA lis the nildcst and the most humane and
civiiiriDg system that ever er!s."d.' :.
We have this consolation. st least, IL seems hardly
possible, under Iny circumstance. that Slavery can
long cisi or have much vitality where large number
Of tho heretofore l,ves are doing tic duty Of United
States soldiers with arps In their hands.
tlink you vii be pleased 10 learn that tho aufhoYi
t!~s have made al their arrangements and are now
actively enrolling IN AL parts Of the state here
troops are with view TO putting In force the dra
Ito Krbcs considerably exercised on this head
they canvas the matter very an1iouhy among them
selves With Lem tie question Is whether 10 better
and nohcr 20 20 and nyht for the I'D Yankee rag.
pay $500 for substitute. Eher horn Of the diem
ma constitutes a toloTshly sharp seat.
The presentation 20 Gen. Banis came on last Saur'
day evening as told you II would You Will ere this
], Ma suecou-ks sIng and all. fear tho General
was somewhat eubarf Aesed by the devotion u the
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