Gen. Butler And Tho Rebel Abettors

New York, Aug. 15. The Steamer Saxon, froiu Nuw Orleang, te 5t!i, hus arrivcd. Gon. Butler bas issucd an order setting forth that tlio uced oí relief to the de.-titute requires more extended measures and greater outlay than yef made, and that as a questioti of justue, the burdon sliould fall on thosti who brought tbia great ealamity on their fellow-citizcus, namely : ihosu iüdividuals and corporations who have aii.led rebelliou with their means, and tíiOáa who liave endeavored to destro)' the commercial prosperity of the city. A subseriptiou of $1,250,000 was made by tho oor pora te bo-Jics, business firius and persons w lioso luimos ara giveo to dofend the oitj aaiiist th Gov ernraent of tlie Uuitcd Stütu'.s. wliiUt tho cotton broker'a ñames aro a!so given who issued a manifestó n Octobjr, advising planters noot to bring thoir prodasa to to the city. These partios are all iissesscd by Gen. B aller 's order for the purposn aljove named to the amountof 8342,000, of which over 212,000 is on subscribirá to tb o $l,-250 000 loan.