New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06

SaRRIDAE's ORDER no. l0--RgBEL ORGANIZATIONS
From The New Orleans Tribune radical crgan yaiy 90 ,
The late Northern papers nave Geographic dls-
patches from Ncw0eans sitting tn Gen. Sheridan bst
prepared an oror suppress Rebel organizations @ Tecen
order No 10 bot that i was recalled before pabcaioD ~
announcement as readers well Know was premot1r lh4
fact IL that Gen Sheridan his order TO the Rebel
papers Of this city exclusively ani that the editors rdBs
that dangerous blow be Rebel projects.
monsrate with the General They tried him in the hope
he would TO be Of the school But Gen
Sheridan stood firm. In the meanwhile however "A LomS
had been lost for the promugaton Of bis order "a hof
which in certain would have been very injurious de
lay The Rebel papers had the better Of the General Tor ond
day as least
Louisiana We already remarked that Of st th
taking OF the forts and arsene could be easy enacted
l. Is true that the South exhausted aud that no regular
Rebel army eoad be brought to take the hed bat the United
troops and take possession Of tire or
and arsenas Ia The meanwhile the moral effect Of so.3
reyos woad be disastrous nsnsh the hopes
Of tho conquered party and be very deeGbto tie fsln
tatioD and ability Of our commanders
TIE Tribune rcpabshes from 5is Shreveport Nrs Tie snd
Of yonug man who has Seed for three years in the Con
crate army and pat under the ban Of society became *
bad been at some time clerk in the United States Qasra.
masters Office "The poor young man. 10 bis effort to regain
the confidence OF bis fellow protests that be had been
driven through necessity and that lie loved II
heartily iDdorsed the United States Govern
From The ~ o. c .escen. QlebeJ. July 80 .n
The people OF New Orleans have no idea OF grauiy
ing their by doing anyhingLat may DO 70
Of Mayor Monroe which viii be found IN es mornings c.
expresses the feelings and desires OF LIS community
hoped DcOusderatc and reckless lndsceu"
VIII be permitted the effect OF the Mayors
excellent saegs;io2s l9t people, 81 ne Ss are 'Sa S
eaa. Yas President stands Jead m aud tas ssoeedseJ
hs fact ought 20 Inspire than uiA esnndGH; confidence
DRAWING IT MILD.
From TIE n. o. Picsyuae, Aag. 81. .
In spite Of the existing harangaes OF The kaaIeai az.
iators and If the feelings always incident TO sudden au
yoIeny political change Ike tnat produced 1y gu.
war the cedmen Of tho south gener y and especially =
laws and tblnals and we must do them ttf
Seacef and discreet II ,hore have any exceptions
general remark hy have been about equal on both sde
and avessnes which often society. II soDa
thongh;es white have not realized The chang.
wrong injustice insult the freedmen e1aggeratg w
Of the change their condition have comm tied
cdents afford for change whole political
legal and judicial system nor do they supply any
exercise the right their own benefit or that x
society.
From The \. o. Tribune.
| That important document will be found in apother
Be e SoGCH
sl laws tie Civil Rights Bill included I.s
class legislation can no longer be enforced The quaoa-
lions refer any condition o. color.
1t remains insist that point which al aos rave
will 20 fairly settled before the election takes place
| A "REMINISCENCES or NEw-oRLEANs.
| From Tue " Y. Sunday Dispatch.
| We were in NewOrlcans a short time during TIA
Rebellion bat acr the city bad been cspnred by err iores
DAYS when sc0WlDg Secesh were
sweet concaye dark lantern organizations Of ref
tered unregistered enemies Of our Union were coy
kept down by wholesome dread ropes and shsckes Bnt
the Internal spirit Of skulked everywhere. Hoos,
saloons fol Of concealed Rebes who would baNd
fddled danced general massacre OF Union nsn
AT that time few American hass waved in Sew-Ortais,
and those only military quarters and became neets1
sary issue order FOR the display Of our Stars AID
Stripes public places OF resort licensed BY the Prols
Marshal Very reluctantly the order complied with and
few odd flags" waved from some hotels and the theaitn
yndicye and mOrose was the seeesh feeling hs9
the managers the theaer felt bound to cater for IT. They
refused permit the orchestral play one OF national AIRS
We recollect thrilling night when call ao-e
from and Rited States officers ID the tbeater
for the play Hal Columbia and the Star SpaDged
Banner" The cowardy declined IL then that
the boxes and cried out that the Anerc0R
airs should be played He called upon loysl I'D
secoud him. The Seeesh raised howl The house became
fierce excitement But the brave loysst stool 10
ground demanded the Star SPanged Banner and Red.
White Blue 10 be given and the forced tn
Weld The gallant loyat DR.. A. r. Dosiie. who les
dead Oeansmurdered bY Andrew JohDsons recon-
strucop policy