The New York herald., 1863-10-29
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Our new orls ans Corresponds noe.

The Weathethe CITY Unusually Hdttay-L0cdt Socey-
The Cotton Adnd-rhe Official "Rin0'-Sharp Prac.
hce-Arres of Itra.c-Dcalh OF a Murder:r-0fctal
Charoa-Naral Aa.,ers-i New Commander a. Baton
Rou0e-Gorunor Moore and Colon Spccuator, &C., de-
The weather in this city for the last four Eve days
has been cool and delightful about the temperature Of
New York fall weather. The city Is declared
ly healthy The impression here is that there will be
quite an influx OF travel from abroad people bu
sness and moo to enjoy the genial climate OF Louisiana
winter Tho city does present great attractions
Is did before the war but still there and
pleasure enough to repay visit To the city. There
thousand things to be in this city which pc
culir to it, New Orleans, in population, architecture,
habits of the people, religious worship amusements &c.
presents remark lble features.
In the foreign population the Frcnch element predom
Mates and the French language used loss in a
branches Of trade and society; among the native
born citizens that dialect is spoken freely The French
residents appear to give tone and direction TO polite
society and the fashionable world. Hence large requs
tons made Europe to keep the social machinery
motion.
Tho cotton mania still RACES with unabated fury Cotton
dealers ana spectators daily arriving from the North
and West that It has passed int sphorsm there
is dealer to bc OF the much sought for staple
The consequence OF all this enhance price cotton
ruin the discount and domestic exchange and
the vsue OF s'greenbacks local banks charging
from to and half per cent premium for loyal
tender notes and currency Go where you may, the
hotel tables public walks social circle elsewhere the
conversation turns cotton cotton ton The private
dealer has little opportunity for fair trade unless
he has the OF tho trading "Rng," which Is well
organized here to make money for the Initiated tho
Aldermnnic Ring is in New York. Tho nation
be astounded the Official spccuations from
which quick fortunes made ventilated. On this sub
iArfl Oot,o nf
has made at lens. OF the guilty parties afnid Of
Damoclos' sword An educated and enterprisng indi
viduai lew months ago commenced collecting
civil departments lie pursued his investigation unre
miltngy until short time in which time he accu
mulated voum inous testimony He nbout putting IL
the hands OF New York publisher, when the parties
whom reflected heard OF tho threatened exposure
They sought out the compiler Of The testimony, had
private interview with h,n and 80 impressed his hand
and his mind TO make him forego the pubicatun hs
Look The suhor u tho expose in conversation 10 tho
he had made good thing his operation and still kept
''hs officials in terror Que Of Tho local papers offered
large sum OF money for the manuscript OF this desirable
document
Henry skinner one Of ths crew the rccaptured
or leviathan, was yesterday arrnigned bcore Judge
AtochA, the charge OF assisting tO capture The Lev
than and anoher vesse after having been the service
government transport Fox. which captured by pi.
ratca hand and with this vessel skinner went 70 Mobile
he was abroad the capture what craft be
might rr' the commerce OF country iuring OF
MS 0xcursOuB, and his mnraudink fell
the Ievixthan and Boston United States
employ capturing them but unable TO escape clear
He In turn captured and brought " this city ut tho
time the feviathan w. Skinner claims u DO British
subject and that be the Of the United
States lhc investigat on IN this case will take place on
Ernest Iauerscbwartz yesterday died In the Parish
prison More than two years ago he was arrested for the
murder OF his wife for which oucnce he has been In
prison since but during that tins he tried by
Judge Peabody, and convicted Of the killing OF hs
fortunate hslpmate. lie had previously guilty Of
IN ycar iu Stat
peniientiary. His death a very miserable one his
body being attepuated TO SKIN and bone.
Colonel Charles Dwight, OF the One Hundred and
Sixtieth New York regiment Is relieved from duty IS
Judge Of the Provost Court the Department Of the Cuff
estabi shed by orders Nos a and 52 and will reon his
regiment A. a. Atocha Is relieved from duty as Judge
Adv cae and Is appoined Judge OF the Provost Court.
The United States steamer Virginia, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant n. @. Brown, sndng. arrived yesterday
evening from cruise In the Gu and ancho cd in ha
Brsgader General Philip 81. George COX assumed
command Of the and deences OF Eaton Rouge,
leving Colonel Goodrich who resumes command Of bis
a cotton speculator in Western Louisiana recently met
the rebel Governor Moore and tried TO buy his cotton
with rebel money The migratory Governor gave
q point blank refusal and said he would only sell Tor
"sreenback" payment This Is another straw which
shows which way the political wind biws.
Rebel money Is selling at ninety per cent discount
greenbacks at and aud half premium, in this
NEW ORLxASs, Oct. II. 1883.
Exodus OF Yellop Perer-Precaiiing M7rai DeasesThe
Property Of TIE Neo Orleans Biletin Condsmnsd--TAs
Body Of Dr. Wainwright Ensamed-Priss Steamers
Por-B,asiness Prospecs-Amvsements, dc, &c
The people Of this city and the officers Of the army and
navy In this vicinity congraiuatng themselves
their escape from tho ravagcs OF tho much dreaded
yellow Is stated By old resident physicians hers
that the city unusually healthy the past
There yellow fever. few proved fatal
but the majority yielded to treatment. But, while
the citizens Of New Orleans are thus rejoicing
over their triumph Yellow Jack, they have
diseases raging among them whose diagnosis 10
well known; but there remedy In the
phsrmacops Of medicine that Is aniidots 70 ths,r
rsvages refer the oostonphoba, percentagspho
bia and goldlacsphobis. The nnt named disease has
ragged fsarfuily among little army Of merchants from
the North asd West, with monsy than brains Who,
being unaccmated this business latsude, here
with the expectations making fortunes In very short
time. fhey arc ignorant Of the machinery, The wheel
within Wheel ana AFTER short sims usually die under
the weight Of exorbitans hotel bills Tho pescensags-
phoba, which of the worst typo d the three dseasss
named. RACES with unabsssd fury, and - Increasing
among the civil and military authorities. lts
attacks are particularly severe amoeg people Of
he New EngiAnA ststea Attempts have been
made froa time 10 time 70 stay thh disease;
but these we're futile and hes besa decided By all
those not assd with the dssass thas nothing short Of
The removal q The patients from The department. OF The
eoldlacspSebtA cosnnsd 70 military nea the patients,
contrary the rule 10 osr deases, DO not keep their
bsds wak The streets Ike sound mea carrying the
marks q ths dbsass with them the shape of nnsuss
shoulder straps, pantaioon strips and geweaw boLors
breasts Ths pssissu Ana no sympathy rom instr e.
lows and they de whn shsr pride and vanity, vsos's
of ths4f own folly.
Ths material oS The New Orleans B.silasm nswspspsr
haa been condemncd and forfeited IT, Of TIE uno
states. 1he libel nlcd BY the Dstrioe Attornsy sns
case aesed that the property hbssA vas 49, - sM
pbyed knowingly, by the owner OF ownsrs tnrsN ~
aiding, ssst,ing sr rromotiug me sasd inserecA -
resistance 20 the laws, within the NAMING o. ne sso
of Congress- approval Of said ast and htef ne
puelc procsm Of the President above msnsnned
Tho judgment that the Buuehs oMcs - onaemnsa
for the benefit OF ths United It's lot and oud
Jugs beius claimed by an niervsuor that matter not
Dr wsnwrisi ,a,e Medical Director Of the Thirteenth
army cor s. VINO the <ih OF Aueust on board the
Blackbawk. lying at the lcves IN tnw ciy was son m