New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. BANKS.
APPOINTMENT or MARSHAL or PoIICE-IE-
MOyAL OF THF MILITARY FROM THE CITY.

Ff0r The Bdi'fsore d1e'icah Jayg.
10 TIE PEOPLE or BALTIMORE:
UEADeUAKTERs DEPARTMENT or ANEAPoIts,
July 10, 1861.
By virtue OF authority vested il me ;s Commanding
Officer Of this Department, have appointed, aud DO
hereby appoint George Il. Dodge, esq., OF Baltimore,
Marshal OF Police, vice Col. john X. kenly, who,
being relieved Of thp service at bis request, now
assumes command OF tie Fist Regiment OF Alaryitnd
Volunteers ON the Upper Potomac, In the State OF
Maryland.
havc made this appointment at the suggestion and
upon the advice OF very many influential and honora-
bic Il zen of Baltimore representing it, different
tons. parties, and Interests; and 10 order thar pnbc
opinion shall have proper influence ana the clV au-
thority due weight in all municipal affairs, 1t Is my de-
sire and expeci,uion that the Marshaw receive sug
ges iun advice, and direction from them and other
DyHl czcus from oil the departments oil the gov
eminent Of The city and IN oil respects to ndmil',er
every department OF tie Police law in full freedom for
the peace and prosperity OF the city and the houor aud
perpesuity of the Uiited States.
MsorGeuer,l commanding tie Department, Of Annapolis
Special Order, No l. fokr MoHsSRy July H. IsbL :
l. The regiments now stationed near the center of
the City OF Baltimore will break up their camps at
o'clock r. m. tod ", and the positions hereto
occupied by them in the suburban portions OF the
city VIZ: ~,
Lyle, near Fort Mcllenry.
The IStn Regiment pennsylvania volunteers Col.
Levin, Federal Hill.
The 92d Regiment Pennsylvania Voluutecrs Col.
M0rehend. Mount Glare Station.
The 20th Ronmoat New-Y0rk Volunteers, Col.
Pratt, Patterson Park.
The 18th Regiment New-York Volunteers, Col.
Smith on West Baltimore street.
The 9Th Regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers, Col.
Hinks, on Baltimore street.
The Battery Of Light Artillery, Massachusetts, Vol
uuteors MAJOR Cook, Modnt Clare Station.
IL When ret,t ablisled In quarters, the commanding
officers sill not allow the mea of their respective COM
nands visit the city without permission obtained Tor
that purpOse from the commanding officers Of the
pany and regiment 30 which they attached When
such permission il granted it will he for good cause,
and thoso who receive it will be required to leave
their arms ia camp TO avoid controversy collision
with citizens and TO CaIttully Obterye and obey the
laws aud ordinances OF the city.
No soldier who violates The rule should be permitted
to enjoy the privilege II second time. Any soldier
who violates the ordinances tabshed for the govern
of the city will be punished by the eiy tribunals,
according 10 the laws OF the State. The Commanding
General ouious upon all officers in command-in add
ion 10 the military instruction Of the officers and
required of them-erpecial attention to the 7d para
graph OF the Army Regulations VIZ:
"All commanders ought TO encourage useful occupa-
tions and manly ekeIcSes and diversions among their
men and to repgess dissipation and immorahty.
Ry ord.rc MAJOR-OENEaAL BANKS.
| R0BEi,r VILLAS. Assistant AdjutantGeoersL
! TIN PIRACY OF TN ST. ACCOMPLISHMENTS EAPEDi-
TIos ATFE cot. THOMAS 5 SCHOONER.
| We learn that the steamer CHESTER Capt. Il. 3. L.
| Young was taken possession OF at her wharf at
o'clock yesterday morning, by order OF Provost Mar
shall Ke for expedition to the mouth of the Poto-
| mac which admitted Of no delay. The Chester was
firing DIP for her usual trip Chestertown and was
Ieady for immediate service. She proceeded Greedy
20 k0gL Asllcu, whsse Gep. Banks had III Te2llasS'