The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-16
Later from New Orleans g. Texas

By the arrival, yesterday, Of the United States
Mail steamship COmpany's steamer MssissippL
Capt. Kennedy, We have news from New Or cans to
tho 9th inst The Mississippi brings 22OO bales Of
Gotten.
An address, signed hy the President AMI Secretary
Of "rhe Temporary Executive Ceinmitee Of the
Conservative Citizens Of Louisiana" appears In the
New Orleans papers. The address tales strong
ground against negro suffrage, affirming that "he 10
not fitted TO become voter either natu-allr Intel
lpctuAy or morally The clO- uC p1ragra php Of the
Uidis Sppe. 70 ell c,r'e, o, citizens 10 unite IN
one common effort IN behalf Of the " hole country
to bury oil psst difference; 20 strive TO meal
cate peace harmony and s"d WI 70 restore our dis-
trsc,ed and mpOyerihed country 70 IT, former great
ness and p!otperity, eEhg n ali citizens to qualify
Themselves once 70 become voters At the ensuing
officers Of state ~ pre-c bed hy the Constitution as
ell sa tepresentaIVes 20 ConHe'', VII te chosen
Tranquility aud hroiherly love attend tie nation
In i's onward march TO grandeur aud 70 Greatness"
The cotton crop Ia como PORTIONS Oi Niss s-.pp,
Alabama aud Tennessee has beea injuiod BY the
"TCd rust"
rastorn District Of Louisiana be reached Baton
Rouge, an Official tour Ci lrsps, ,tOa, His advent
here wa renaiIzed by tho soerAolned sAiutstions
| due his rank.
The PIcAYusx contains the following;
| JP Bouamin. Of this city, snd late Secretary OF
s'a'o oI the Confederate. 1hen sit heard troIa b{
from the coast OF Florida in ysvl A letter onl
hin, q the date gfd july az Nsss,q hss been 70
|
The Baton Rouge GAzETTE states that both cotton
and corn are doing ell In d neigh bothOoi o Baton
Rouge. Nothing iurtLer regarding the aysge' Of the
i6e diIectors OF The orelou.ss Railroad, recently
re-esCted under the hsrci'r order Of tlo,tion met
A letter from shreveport IA ssrs shreveport
presents the sppesrsnc, Of y1uns Nes Orleans 80
iasnr persons do We meet ou Iue s;ioots from your
city, all dabblinr Ia cotton"
The crops In that part OF Georsia lying West o'
Atlanta said 70 have been geGily injured BY the
dry weather, and II l. thought he people OF that
section vil have 10 ook abroad for supply Of bread
lieut.. Gen. I nafdee Lard aTriyei in Mobile on the ID
inst' and .roppng a. the b2s.e & iiotis as Con;
Thirty third Illinois Regiment wnA cd out Of
service on the 4th.
IL is IepOEied that C,psp Ia,k'on a bro'her OF
StOnewAI Jackson, iol uyythUafd ron the sieal eI
lands on her Trip tIom Hosi'e 70 40" or.sh'' and
The procismstiop Of Governor Far,ons OF AlabanA q
h well with The people i'l large ana II ianAio'
viii let the President and ~ cile ls mater the
! terrible ordeal thTough which the rAl!0n has lust
passed will only have served % sueusthsn uoit
; closely the bond OF Union. ,.---,.,
The Mayor Of Mobile mas made arlangemenn with
the military TO tend ell nogIoo. Eithopt passes and
, nothing 70 do, TO the forts to h. plI 10 soTk Inn
w relieve the city Of many Softhiess snu 9snserop
community eeneTay. lie also de1ied that negrS
testimony could not 10 T'ceVeu A.A shl'e pe'
> sons.
: The Houston TrlEoEAru Of tie "a Instant con
. tains the following
= The military gu horitiss hay, concluded 70 snforc.
l. the Stale laws couCeTnins gamhLs ana stilct order
i Copeans snsc'S1 IN, o tha Ifea,ury Department
.. hA4 been In Galveston 0r leA o., 49, sialght
of ehins up the machinfr' i't a 1 c,vsIr t oottot
y mai. About seyen IhousErd hiou pA'eIy pssseS
10 sLrouth Owensville on tue ay,h ut1 s1lhs West
10 le people OF Texas ne mo- e9 e ~ fhs sSn,t
10 Cherokee iodians sho ave IOs scattered th,
d. territory Of the ChochIss aud On't sn ,hG
III h0IneA Ms n sTs h ,Tus ou Judge Lane ,ck lua
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