Fnon THE NEW ORLEANS DELTA.
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1nPoRrANT DIscHARGED SoLpIERs.-By an act Of the


last Congress- approved ID March, s47 $780, 900 ap
propraed provide for the comfort of discharged soldiers
who may be landed New Orleans other places within


the United States disabled by disease by wounds recev
ed the service be unable to proceed to their homes
This is 10 be applied under the direction Of the Secretary
Of War On the 10th Of May Gov Johnson addressed
mUnicaon to Gen. Brooke, calling his attention the wise
and humane provisions Of this act Of Congress- and nqung
whether under the direction Of the Secretary Of War; be had
been empowered TO apply portion Of the appropriated
at this point and what arrangements if any, had been made
for carrying into effect the provisions OF that General
Brooke with his usual pomptness, Immediately wrote to the
authorities at Washington the subject which prompt


y responded 10 in the following letter from Adjuan General
Jones