The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23


The Warrior would sail for New York on the
l9th, and the Blackstone on the 2lst.
VIM. nj. Clary, late second officer Of the U. s.
steam transport Saxon, and Stanilous Roy Of
New Orleans, were to be hung on the 10Th for
burglary, they having forged authority from
Gen Butler to enter house, which they robbed
under false names and the pretended uniform OF
u ;. soldiers.
Gen Butler has issued a special order compli-
menting the troops for their activity and eff
cheney In turning out promptly on the occasion
OF an unexpected beoting of the assembly in
the night, for the purpose of demonstrating
Their vigilance.
OF being concerned in burning the ship Amer-
can Union at the time of the arrival of the fed
erai neet.
Gen Butler has issued an order that all citi-
Iens who hold places OF trust which calls for the
doing OF any legal act whatever, must take the
oatn Oh allegiance The same must be the cuse
win All citizens requiring thes protection and
privilege OF passports, to have money paid to
them, or the beneht of the power of the U. s.,
eAcep! lot protection from personal violence.
neiiaDie Information states that Beauregard's 8
army IS In deplorable condition. When at
Corintn tne SICK numbered 80 ,OOO.
Inc NewDerh frogress reports that 100 rebel
Dragons have given themselves up at Washing
ton, n. Z. The same paper says that six North
Saroilna Regiments have been disbanded at
Richmond, and are now under guard.
steamer North Star arrived from Aspinwall,
l4tn, with $ol2,ooo IN specie. Mosquera had
sent Nv troops to occupy Panama. The Gov
ernor Al nrst threatened to resist. issued proc
iamation to the people to arm, and erected bar
ricades. Mosquera's Commander stated that
such outrages as had been committed by Gen.
sumner. me sympathies OF the citizens are eyi-
IDENTIFY with Mosquera, and the Governor finally
submitted. The crew of the United States frig-
ate Saranac were ready to land for the protec-
ton OF American property, but the Comman-
der would not otherwise interfere. Business
was suspended
FORTRESS MONROE, June 81.
We learn to-day from the army of the Poto-
mac that quite skirmsh took place on the 18th
INST, between the @9th Indiana regiment in Gen.
hearney DIVISION and the rebels, which lasted
Tor more than an hour. The Indiana boys stood
their ground and sustained very slight loss
Lieutenant Carr OF 20. L, and three privates were
wounded.
y.sserry ,;T r tne Ieoeis endeavored 70 feel
our entirc hne, by Smelling vigorously ut differ
ent poins IN hopes Oh annoying US, Their shells
gerera,y Ieli sno,t ana uid ittie damage.
Inc DatImore Doat Drought down twenty-nye
sisters Oh mercy TINS morning ior our hospitals
IT,
inc sror Wa.h;nn,nn ;.h nere .n's 81 morn G
s non "as.lns son WIN numoer ot coh-
n,ess a men J. clouuy O,uay' ana tne atmos-
s - 80 .In m@.n Inu su'ry;
- s.'.e' n1e a.IIssH ncle W M.tehu 10
Vi s' cn'erns snu hAsng Norioik- Inc arm
eina"una n:@ % went " sea TINS nner-
p.':... .'sL.,.. ie'uineu 'nis inorhing from
ioin' AooAou''
uAsA,sdrvN' June <..
ns " soneia. oruer' inc supervisor
-. =, ,ha s.ld ~ .. 81. ~ uenelas commanu s
William Hoffman of tia "A Iresntrv Cnmn,;s.
sary General of Prisoner. who i suh;ect only
70 the order of the War Denartmeut All mat.
ters in relation TO pr;soners will n..s thran.h
his hands.
Geo. Y. Thompson. late editor NJ the N
Daily News. arrested recently. arrived here YES.
tertlay. He was placed on his parole and will
appear before the House commttee I'm ths ;ud;-
ciary Tomorrow.
The Post Office DEPARTMENT has contracted
With George VI. Taylor. To carry The mails from
Beaufort 10 New York and hact daily Within
the past week several old most Offices in Virgin
4. ha va baeu = e-onena.l
The limited States shin S,so,eharna n, the
lifb ;nct c.r,ure,I the rehej schonner Prince.
ton. from Havana. hound towards Ma,amars !.
her carro Consisted of drnvs drv goods nro'
visions &c. On the 9TH inst the lJn,ted STATES
hr;g 80 ,.t,,,a ~ 1.
ami ser, hsr ,' Kay Wss, g,r sd;,.d;a..;'sne
Flag slf;cer n,,nont writes =, tha Wavy n.
partment that The rebels. tbrouob ;ns,rms,;on
given bv a negro who had been amD,oxsd hx
troops from Hutchinson Island. and made de-
scent upon Mrs. March's plantation. surround
ed the house with ferosity charaeteristic Mt ali
events Of that part of the South. murdered in
cold blood large number Of the contrabands,
who we're awakened from their slumbers TO fall
into the hands Of the infuriatcd rebels.
Or Torn. Jr,.o
Con s.hof;s,a .orou.nd;na ~ is,,ana, e..
COS =, M;sao,,r a. ;as,ai -, ,a .a~ ts,i;, III -
rebel .vm,o,h;,ers resn"ns;hie - ,hs;r rs
and. II need he in their nersons .or aamaaes
here. = o. go, ,..;t,ad ~. ,,,e.;Iss ~ s!s.
be exacted for every soldier or Union citizen
killed. From one thousand dollars to FIVE thous-
and Tor every one wounded, and the full value
of al property destroyed or stolen by guerillas,
~ VIII be assessed and collected from the class
OF persons above mentioned, residing in the vi
cinity OF the place where the act may be COM
mitted. The sums thus collected will be paid to
the legal heirs OF the soldier or citizen killed, or
70 the person wounded, or to the rightful owner
OF the property destroyed or stolen.
Ihis order Is very stringent, and abundant
macninery Is provided To carry 1t into speedy
ehect.
Uespatenes nave Deen received at the war De-