New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

are to report their names and numbers 70 the once
Of the Marsbsl snd they will there receive
icense and be held responsible for all disorders
and diturbances sr.ing in their respective places.
order ard maintain the laws. The killing OF Ameri-
can toldiers by any dsorderly person mob s sim.
ply assassination and murder, aud not war,
and will be so regarded and punished: The
SsT ha ASS,S ~ which % 'Ssh P1s 5sS
responsible therefor and the bo1ee be liable % b
destroyed by the military authority. All diorders.
disturbances OF the peace, and crimes Of ON agerac
waited nature interfering with the forces or laws Of
the United States will referred TO military coart
for trial and punishment. Other misdemeapors will
be subject to the municipal authority, If it desires to
act. Civil causes between party and party will be
referred to tho ordinary tribunals. The levy and
collection OF taxes, save those imposed BY the laws
keeping in repair and lighting the streets and for
sanitary purposes. These are to be collected in the
usual manner The circulation of Confederate bonds,
evidences Of debt Except notes IN the simiitrds OF
bank notes. issued by the Confederate Stass orscip,
or any trade in the came, s forbidden.
ersl by the civil authorities that these Confederate
otes iu the form of bank notes in great measure,
are the only substitutes for money when tne peoPo
have been allowed TO have, and that great distrSss
would cnsue among the poorer classes tue eHcui.'
tiop of such notes should be suppresaed Such crcu'
lation therefore, will be permitted, 10 long US any
one will be ncons.derate enough 10 receive t0om'
until further orders.
No publication Of newspapers pamphlete, or hand-
bills giving accounts OF the povon eDte OF Tie so'
diers OF the United States within THIS Department,
rejecting i'll any way upon the United States, or
tending In any wsy TO influence the public m1n0
against the United States, will be perrnitted; ard All
articles Oh news, editorial comments, or eorre-
spondence, making comments upon the movements o.
the armies Of the United States, must be submitted
to the examination of an officer who will be detailed
for that purpose from these headquarters.
The transmits sion of all communications by teie-
graph will be under the charge OF an officer from
these headquarters.
The armies Of the United States come here not 70
DESTROY out to restore order out of chaos, to uphold
the Government and laws III the place OF the
" passage of men. To this end. therefore, tho
efforts Of all the well disposed ae invited, TO nave
every sreces of disorder cueed; ard If any soldier
of the United States should 90 far forget his duty or
/ is tag as to commit outrage upon any Pcrson 9r
property, the Commanding General requests nis
lame TO be instantly reported to the Provost Guard,
80 that hs may be punished, ana his wrongful scS
redressed. =, ,
The municipal authority far the police OF the
city and crimes are concerned, TO extend a. peioro
Indicated, is hereby suspended. All assemblages
of persons in the streets, either by day OF mSnts
tend 10 disaster, ard are forbidden. Tho various
companies composing the Fire Department OK
New Orleans Will be permitted to retain tner or
gaDiZIflOne, ana are 10 report 10
80 that they may be known, and no. interfered with
in their duties. - go
And finally, il may be sufficient to add wltnout
further enumeration, that I'll the requirements OF
martial law will be imposed long as, in the Judg'
uent OF the United States authorities, it may %
necessary; and, while it is desired By these autnori-
ties to exercife his government mildly, and accord
ing to the usages OF the past il must not oe sup
posed that it will not he vigorously and brmiy so'
tainistered AS tie occasion calls for IT.
By command OF Moof,pehe.A DoihH'"
Gso. b. STRosG, A. A. O., Chief OF STAG