The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

hsA Oo~ snA viruent shS h. - lsnsth b., AesSel
Su,ncv . id, redmond and rscoeuissd Dr. 3sansdv
now abnenk q Mayor In the meantime Glesdv Burke.
Esu h 70 DO the acting MAYOR he III ike DR. Kennedy
~ IA eitizen of Nav Orleans and reanected for his
sct,vtv and taents hardly mead mat anv deison
Gsnars Candy makes IL impoitlv obeved He 4 an Old
sldsr md respeced nv Nth mlitsrv and oiv snthor
M and the whole people
I'm AMNESTY rRoCIAnAuou m NEW oIrxAua.
IN. .mnestv nroci.m.sso. ~ p-s.;d"r, Tohrsc1 ~
.tsd ruite an excitsment tr Nav OrIesn. Tha sscr-
centa5,, we're more numerous than va exnected and
caused considerable apprehenson for the moment The
hca number m persors n, the i.a Who do
NOT come in for oortion ~ y. hsnsts r. sssmsted A.
sI,out nftv thousanda verv large humber The great
number itself however did more towards alaying appre-
certsnly proceed AGAINST ftv thonsand traitors and
the general opinion "a that NO proceednQs would Be had
each excepted class Az n the rvhts Of cxenship thew
are generally held to be unchanged and in full validity
%n sucn are naa ana an over &C,
constitution The great mass or the excepted there
fore have returned 10 their eouanmity and business
and whenever ausion ia made 10 the subject thew ony
claim 10 belong 10 a ssverv larger class OF men -
ASxIrrY o. THE rv:sr ~ THousArp DOLLAR mrr
IA m the comnaratvs danger NJ the ercened classes
the xety of The spo ono men would have been great
est were any Of them he found but there IL no one
willing to confess TO this hard Impeachment That cause
Sor anDrehenson therefore, has nassed swav and ali s
serene again on Carondelet
Return ov Rrprr soIprxps
rh. last ss waars have ha.n 10 us ~ tho Crsscant
City weeks Of deep rejocngs and heartfelt congraua-
tions not unmipled With Sorrows Thew have been
such as might have been expected when, after four
vearn or disastrous warfare friend meets friend again
with mutual welcomes back 10 q more happy home In
that time the surviving members Of the rebel army and
exiled citizens have returned TO us and resumed their
former peaceful syocations in lfe. They bring back
with them robust health cheerful faces remembrances
innumerable Of the Contested ed and alas the last sad
words and LOOKS and deeda IF fallen comrndes II has
been the funess OF low commngled with the deepest
sorrow
RETURN OF GENERAL RrAUREoARp.
Among the first to return was General Beauregard and
staff m,rrenderad with Iobnston,s command immedi
atey after that event. our creole General who had
turcd all in the struggle believed 1t would be unwise
continue the unayaiing contest He therefore parted
with his old friends and took the first train Mobile
whence he came 10 this CITY bv boat Along the streets
had assembled immense crowds to receive him. but the
General took horse Immediately after landing and pro-
ceeded to his old home Esplanade through the unfre
tanned passes for the viere plantation some fifteen
miles below the city whore they still are. General Beau
Deslonde sister of Mrs. Sdel now in Paris Both be-
longed the best creole families Of louisiana and
beloved by all who knew them She that was Miss
Deslonde died in this CITY about wear ago. while the
General was at Charleston and her funeral Of
the largest ever known General Beauregards future
plans are not known As he is among the excepted
OF the amnesty proclamation both on account of his
rank and education at West Point he will probably await
tho action of the government He is in robust health
as is also his son. who returns with him The various
members of his military family have resumed their for
mar nvncations in this citv
--~' TIxurrrANr oxxr.. A. nrcx rAuop
was also among the 1rst TO return-not to his home:
THAT WAS long since DESTROYED or conscated he ia like
vUtan In hnAIt hnt nj
nothing is known A. on account Of his rank. ne Is
among the ercsnted Ia will Also probablv await the
action az rovemment in acme parallel case His stan
Su tr"d :. nceta, iife General Tov,or was the
hair of large fortune from his father Old Zachary and
.sn into nosassor n considsraba nronerty upon
,a s a hr, No hs. lost ali f~f' -
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.cros. ~ Wy uissss,nni and will thenco On 10 Mexco
Ias pvSn ora, n ~ Ia. ht 4; =.
now over II has generally been discouraged by the ju
dcious; besides, New Orleans IL snch delightful home
~ i've s,,,ss MA, rors,gm ,aud 10
EMIGRATION BRAZIL