Bash command to open a new terminal session and display results or actual actions.

[Bruce M.]

Xfce related for Xubuntu

Hi Folks,

How would I write in a "bash" command that would open a second terminal session (xfce4-terminal and/or xterm; if they are different) and display information in the second terminal not in the first.

EDIT:
My idea maybe wasn't clear enough in the original post:

I'm trying to write a bash script that will display results of commands in a second terminal so as not to mess up the the original terminal.

EDIT: 2
Can someone tell me which terminal is the "default" for Xubuntu

1. xfce4-terminal; or
2. xterm

as both are installed by default on a clean install, but only xfce4-terminal shows up in the menus. Applications > Accessories > Terminal

From comments so far, up to post #15, people seem to be using xterm more.
End EDIT 2

For example

ONE:
Type in a command - opens another terminal and displays all files in /media/sdb1/Documents/Book, keeping my original terminal clean except for the original command

TWO:
Or if I want to copy a number of files: Chapter??.**~
From: /media/sdb1/Documents/Book
To: /media/sdb1/Documents/Book/old

The command given would be in the 1st terminal, it would open a 2nd terminal and I'd see the "list of files being copied" as they were being copied.

THREE:
I have this bash file:

#!/bin/bash
find /media/sdb1/Documents/Book -mtime +14 -type f -delete

How can I rewrite that one to open a 2nd terminal and display the contents of what's there before and after the process, before just for the practice, I'm really interested in the "after"

Thanks Folks
Bruce