New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
PROM LOUIsuANA AND TEXAS
Returning La" and Order-No Cotton
Planted on sSed 2iver-The People
Entirely Satisfied with the Present
ktafe Of AGairs.

The Shreveport Ua.) correspondent of Tn,
hre Orleans PioGyune writes on the 25th
nltmo:
From whit 7 see and hcar-and my opportunities
for obscrvafion entte my remarks to conference.-the
feeling is almost unanimous to forgive and forget the
past and lire bamon0usiy together under the present
authorities ArY reports about the awsss and uns0ca
disposition Of this people are not 10 be credited. Peace
and quiet appreciated and earnestly embraced
hy an high and low bat they wish 20 be met in cor
dnl ard friendly manner by TIE substantial and respon
sible of that nation with which they have 80 re-
Gently been Mt warnOt by the spectators and sharp
ers whose impudence and money only enable them 10
Obtain the proper trade permits. &C., ana thus go
ahead and mrnopDno The business IN advance OF those
Wno desire flee and Unrestricted tfnde and court com
petition.
It's 10 the interest Of your merchans II is Of vital
Importance to the people here, and is cessey for the
future welfare and happiness Of our w0ie cou Try thnt
trade should be free md unrestrc ted throughout te
length and breadth Of this once more united ana gior
Union.
II VIII be found by trip up Red River. that there is
no cotton planted. whore in former years grew 10
such poricciior but instead you will some Of as
Ine growing ever produced: that Is, ABOVE
Grand ECor for tie does not look 30 wen De.oW
that point. but good bad there is nothing but corn.
corn 10 every iod-Iantation after plantation on inc
river Whether tLis is the case al over the Htiie
am unable to say from my own krowledge nut Hm
assured that il isn which event the stock Of cotton
now on hand 10 nearly all that can De 0OiAlLed Ior
market until next years crop is made. Iy mat tlihe
the labor stem u the country will be developed ana
We may iopc Tor TIE same Od bigDt tunes Vi peacc
and plenty
occasionally hear Of individual quarrcis between
some Of tnn returning Confederate soldiers ard Union
elu2ons but general thing. the parties interested
are ol no cOAS qnence either eide, and make no I'M
pfcs,ion with ihnse near by. Tie men OF sense ana
formerly OF money. are doing al IN their power 10 re-
organize society and re-commeIce business; and they
WI. do much II the GoveTnn authorities and estab-
h,Led merchants OF New Orleans, will assist them Ia
| the proper manner.
have not spoken OF the military authorities here.
| hteansr an flrf nd
have already Gained the respect and confidence If The
cause scores # friends already; WHO would probably
have stood aluu' liOu active participation IN any rcOr
gan1aiion move for time 10 coae had he been as
stringent - miny expected
We are sometimes tlld by sensation mOngers snd
cotton speculation that gucr Has and other lawcss men
have become terror iu northern Texas, and in hi.
neigib. fiOod and the ouucfita country do not he
li.ye o. word Of 10. ] have met with trustworthy gen
trmrr igst ia frum Texas and Arkansas who all sly
tie reope 4re more disposed 20 settle down and brcom,
good citizens now than u the Confederate cause bad
succeeded. gentleman just IN nom lionhom, Texas
whore be Has lates mustered out 90 tAe C"nieaefab
service after serving mere ffan our yefr- informs m
tIgt companies o Union citizens in most nl the town
in Northern Texas have been Organized FOR the expes
purpose Of sappTcssug any aWIe oi dsio. c'ndue
The larf of gctufulng soldiers ma others but tLef
= no probability ~ their hoine called ON. his s ah
should be- aud all " an rejoice 20 hear H. No Federa
troups afc out iAeIe ANA wili not be needed