The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

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yesterday 70 capture Cslons Thomas schooner returned
d nidnhs, having fAsd 70 maize The capture though
they got - her track ma SCHOONER had stopped at MIL
soos Lsadhg q ths Patuzsnt. Hhe haA about thirty
men o. board, all well armed. ne Union gunboAt Ben
Wood Wa put on her tras, and me win very likely DO
captured soon
Tho soldiers quartesed In the city are preparing 70
march 70 their posts Into the suburbs shk afternoon.
The appointment OF Mr. Dodge Marshal d Police
to give great satisfaction TO the Union people, those
Of opposite views have little 70 say against the man,
whose character commands respect.
The DeKAlb regiment Mrived this morning at seven
O'Clock, and departed for Washington.
Many extfavagant rumors ere afoat again to-day.
Gen. PAtterson's command which has been regularly de-
feated cut up and drowned In the Potomac every day
for week past, again reported snnihisted. II can
only DO said the report lacks oon frmation.
Colonel Richard Thomas, tho "yrenOh lady !" has bean
indicted BY the Grand Jury Of the United 6atss District
Court for piracy and treason. He Ia now in jad.
Tho troops qusstered IN the city Left this afternoon for
the camps on tho suburbs.
Colonel Iyies regiment before leaving, went through
the manual In Monument square. The precision Of their
dy greatly admired also tho spleadsd music
Of their band which by constant practice has attained
sreas proficiency.
Eepos rom Washington by tho evening train says IL
very generally credited there that resbe informs-
lion has been received that Governor Wise ehot and
either killed or scr,ously wounded.
APPOINTMENT OF MARSHAL OF POLICE IN
BALTIMORE.
PR0CLAMAFIoNs OF GENERAL BANKs-RKldovAL OF
THE MILITARY FROM THE CITY.
10 THE PEOPLE or BAITIMoRE
HEADQUARTERS DErARrhKSr OF ANNAPOLIS,
July 10, 1851. {
BY virtue Of auth ,rity vested in me- as commanding
Sy nfSo o s1s e
Of Police, vice Colonel John Kenay who beng relieved
Of this service a. his own request assumes command
Of the First regiment OF Maryland Volunteers the Up
per Potomac, In the State of Maryland.
have MADE this appointment at the suggestion and
oHn ,oe sGSSS Of very many nae ;ss ma Honorable
parties and interests and In order thas public opinion
shah have roper influence and the civil authority doe
weight In all muDscpa aairs my desire and expec-
tstion that tho Aanbs Will receive sagsesiioa advice
and direction from them other loyal citizens ~ from
AL the departments tho government Of the city and
In all respects TO administer every department. Of The
Police law In full freedom for the peace prosperity
sss CITY and the honor and perpsns q ne United
Major General commanding the Department OF Annapolis
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or ANNAPOLIS,
FoRr Nc HzsxY, July 10, 1851.
SPECIAL oRDERs-No. /.
]. The regiments stationed the centre Of the
city OF Baltimore viii break up their camps at three
o'clock to-day, and resume the postoos heretofore
Se"~bs-" " Sen ~ ss0 s0&6 ~
VIZ
The Nineteenth regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Col
Lyle, pear Fort AcHenry.
The Eighteenth regiment Pennsylvania volunteers COL
Lewis Federal Hill.
The Twenty second regiment Psnnsylvani Volunteers,
Ch ACrehead, Mount Clare Station.
me twentieth regiment New York Volunteers, Colonel
Pratt, Pstteyeon Park
The Thirteenth regiment New York Volunteers Colonel
Smith, on Vest Baltimore street.
The Eighth regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers Colonel
Ainks, On Baltiu re street
The Battery Of Light Artillery, Massachusetts, Voun-
teers, Major Cook, Mount Clare Staten
When Ieestahlfsbed in quarters the commandipe Of
hcers will not allow the Of their respoctve
Apoe TO visit city without permission obtained for
that purpose from the adng officers Of the
by and regiment 10 which they attached When such
permsaico ia granted viii he for good cause those
who rtceiv1 Will be required TO leave their in
rsl, TO avoid controversy collision with citizens and
10 carefully observe end obey the laws and ordinances
the CITY.
Nc sdcr who violates the rule should be permitted 70
eroy tee privilege second time Any soldier who vio
iaiee the rrnancen established for the government Of
the CITY wf be pupehed by the civil tribunals, accord
log 70 the a~9 OF the Sase. The Commanding General
epjois upon az olcerg IN command, In ADDITION 10 the
military Instruction o, the ofcsrs and required o(
them especial attention 70 the seventy third paragraph
Of ,he Army regulations, viz
All ought 10 encourage useful occupations
and msn.y exercises and diversions among their men,
and 10 repsees dissi ,asion and immortality.
BY oTcer OF MAJOR GENERAL BANKS.
Roprxr Uy,yJAMs AssistaDf Xa;utane fsana,ai