The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

places Of business All the rights Of property Of what.
kind will DO held nvolate SUBJECT only to the laws
the United All the inhabitants enoined to
pursue their usual avocations All shops and places Of
amusement 10 be kept open In the accustomed man
nsr, and services to be held In the churches and
religious houses times Of profound peace Keepers
Of oil public houses drinking saloons report
their and numbers to the ONCE Of the Provost
Marshal, and they will then receive license, and be
held responsible for ali disorders and disturbances arising
In their respective places. Sufficient force will be kept
In the city preserve order and maintain the laws.
The killing Of American soldiers by any dsorderiy
person or mob Is simply assassination and muir
der, and noe war, and will b 20 regarded and
punished. The owner Of any house In which such
murder shall be committed ~ill DO held
responsible hsreor and the house be liable 70 be de-
stroyed by the military authority All dis orders, dis
turbanccs Of the peacs crimes of aggravated
interfering with he forces or laws OF the United
states will be referred military court for trial and
punishment. Other msdsneanors viii BIO subject to
the municipal authority. desires 70 act. Civil
causes between party AMI party viii be
ferred TO tho ordinary tribunals. Ths levy and
collection OF taxes, those imposed by tho laws OF
tho United States, are suppressed excapt those
for keeping in repair and lighting tbs streets and for
sanitary purposes These are to DO collected in the usual
manner The circulation OF Confederate bonds evidences
Of debt (escep, notes in the smuds OF bank hottest
ssuei by the Confederate States scrip, any trade
ths same forbidden. II has been represented to the
Commanding General BY the civil authorities that tness
Confederate notes. tbs form Of bank notes, great
measure the only substitutes for money which the
people have allowed 70 have and that great distress
would snsue among poorer classes II tbs circulation
Of such should be suppressed Such circulation
therefore, will be permitted long any will be In
"a rlrtlor
No publication Of newspapers pamphlets or hardsIlls
giving Of the Of the soldiers Of the
United sta o. within This department rejecting In any
way upon the United States intending in any way TO
influence the public mind against The United States !,
will b. permitted, and all articles
news, editorial comments, or correspondence
making comments upon the movements OF the
armies u the United States must be submitted 10 tho
examination OF officer who win be detailed for that
purpose from these headquarters Tho Transmission Of
all comm nicat,ons BY telegraph win be under the charge
OF an onhea from these headquarters
Tho armies Of the United States here net TO ds
srcy but order out Of chaos 70 Uphold the
government and the laws In the place Of the "pas.
sage Of men 10 this snd, therefore, the Of
forts Of all we'll disposed are invited, 70 have
every species OF disorder queled and II any soldier Of
the United states should far forget his duty or his flag
sornmn outrage uron any person property, the
Commanding Csnsra requests Dis name 10 be instantly
rspcrrd 20 the Provost guard that no may be pun
t.bcd and bis wrongful act redressed. The municipal
authority 80 far ss tho police q tho city and crimes
concerned, 10 extend before Indicated, II hsrs-
BY suspended. All assew5lages q persons In the
Streets either BY day night tsrd disaster and are
forbaden The various companies composing the Fire
department Of Kew Orleans win be permitted 70 retain
their organizations and ere 70 report TO the Provost
Msrshs - that they may BE- known and not ntsrfercd
With in ,hoir duties Ana, finally, may be sufficient
70 add without further enumeration that all the require
n,ens Of martial Law viii Be imposed long a. IN the
negwsn, or mo United sta,os authorities, u may b
sscessary and while i 10 desired BY these authorities
exercise this vsrnnen, mildly, and after tho usagss
or The pas, IL must be supposed that u win be
rigorossy sad nrniy ADMINISTERED occasion calls
for n
BY commsrd o; MAJOR General BUTLER.
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