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From New Orleans. We received last evening a copy of the New Orleans Picayune of Sunday, May 4th. Gen. Butler, of Massachusetts, on taking possession of the city, issued a very long proclamation, detailing his purposes, and containing many police regulations. The demand upon our forbids its publication this morning. In the local columns of the Picayune we find the following in regard to the negotiations between Gen. Butler and the city authorities: It appears that at the interview on Friday evening, the city authorities, through Mr. Stule communicated to General Butler their views as to the civil government of the city, and the administration of its municipal affairs in this crisis, and that they would continue in the exercise of their official functions. If left entirely free in the performance of their duties, but would, if at all interfered with by the Federal military power, yield to the latter the entire control and management of the city, whereupon some discussion