New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

obseryes. 10 in remarkable contrast with the state Of
things existing here in pact years. While during
previous Summers we have hsd yellow fever, shir
fever, or other epldemies equally destructive. We
have 70 Ia had No increase Of mortality wba,
might be expected during The most healtlul n onths
Of Winter. There have been, up 70 this time. 10
Of sGnstroke and usually, - this OF the
year. we have been called TO record them daily
This is IN great measure due 10 the dry weather,
ss wei! 40 to the cleanliness of the streets and The
system Of diainsge recently put in operation.
james NJ. Benckart, Chief Engineer, aged ~
years, died very suddenly on Saturday morning,
June 3s, On board the United States guntoat ltasca
OFFICIAL ORDERS.
HEADacnTERs DsP.srszNT oy TIP , Sr,f'
SfecIAL ORDER No. I3J-MEs Philips, wife Of Phiip
Philip. having been once rpnson,d of hsI iilo1ns pro
the Government md having been found training her chill
dIen SIT pon Of the uped states for which act Of
and we're ayen forgiven found the balcony Of
house during the passage Of the funeral OF Lieut.
nonisi OF nv The Connsndrg n is fac were co.
CO.. yrepies"i was in good spirits that day."
IL therefore ordered that she be not regarded and tes'ed
woman" whom no officer OF sold or ~ bound
TO take notice, but bad and dsnserou,
and that sue be confined at Ship Island in The
State Of Mi..issrI within proper haiis there III fur
and more, IL che choose. That OF the houses for
hospital purposes be assigned her as quarters and soldier
ration each day be served out to her, with the means Of cook
ing the same aud that verbal or written Communication be
allow It'll her except through this Office ana that she DO
kept IN close confinement until remoyedto Ship l'srd
By order OF Major-Gen. bGter,
h. 5. DAVIS Captain and Acting A. 4. @.
HEApeuARTYEs DEPARTMENT OF rHs GuLs,
Juno 80 1862 !
hitting human skeleton in his bookstore window in pub
lie ace in this city, sbeled Chickshominy in large let
te and ending that the bones should be taken B.,
th. popusce be the bones United States soldier
in that battle in order to bring the authority Of The United
stated to the p.sserby thai the boOe those Of anhee
soldier whereas IN trtn and se; they were the bones pnr
were pledged by medical student.
therefore ordered that for tins desecreon Of the dead
he be couned ut Shp lsnd for two hard labor eud
that he be allow TO communicate with person the
island except Mr. Phip who has been sent there for Ike
of-use.
Any written messages may be sent to him through these
headquarters
Upcp this order being read to him. the sid eer requested
that much Of II es associated him with that women"
might he recalled which request therefore reduced TO
Whiting py h'in as i0ho"s; ..nu, To-. % ,os,
MI Keller dGsIes that a. g: Of the sentence wLieh re-
iers 70 the communication WIN me- fhPs ne sicheh OUT
es he does not wish to have communication With the raid Mira
rn y,.,. n w.r,,s, T. hELLEh'
Sale se'nDs to the Commanding General 70 be res
sonshe uch Of said order revoked and the Remainder
BY order Of Msj..Gen. BUTLER
F. 5. DAVIS Captain and A. A. A. G.
HEADavAR1Ess DsYsErsrSr or Tas GuIy,l
sppci.1 oRpga No I,a~Jokn W Andrew exhibited a
Cross the emblem Of the suffering Of blessed Savior
s.iicnss lor personal orn,reut which he ssd made
on the bones o Yankee soldier and HAVING shown this
too without Tebnke In the Louisiana Club which claims 10
b. composed Of clivairic gentlemen;
1t Is therefore ordered that Tor this desscstion Of the
dead he be confined e. hard labor FOR two the fOr
cations u ship Ia and aud that he he allowed no verbal
written communication TO or "ish anJ one except thfou.
these Headquarters ~ o'deI Of ..-,
Il. s. DAVIS, Capt. and 4 A. A. @.
HxApeVaRrsRs MnIraR, CoH~.xpASrt
kEe-nRlE.ss, Jupe a. lgt2
Go~r No j si~. liant ne IeV
ABIDE Camp to BrssdsI-GeneIL 4. ilisus T. ; Army
eisd dis nonns nom TIE Effects Of wounds received ..
Grand Gulf Miss the ZOh OF hsy, when engaged in tue
The army OF to Tilted States in th. Department mourn,
the os' of young aud gallant cheer suGesred TO them
BY tie possession Of ever attribute OF the ebvse colder
and tie accomplished s-aemsn lie. the appropriate fruer,
i.ntry ard The vfne. % the deceased.
By OF Aeiiag brighten. GEo F. snFPrEr Military
mpdsnt L. lLsLEY, a A A q.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CossAsDAsr or EEg.(
'oRrysss. NV. OkIyAss. Jone 2s 1864.
Officers OF the navy Who d-'. TO nnis h the Off Of
win ce; at The St, James Hospital Msss1ias Street al
''''N rI.t Lieut.. and Aided. Camp Chief Marshal
Hx,DovAETyns. DzrAkTsxsr oy Tus QUIZ
Esw-ORLH.ss June ~ 1852 !
GxsEsAL oHDEn, No &-All the prePsf;y in Newor'
the which has received and under tie Charge Of
HE ssent " Pse e.q con,;'iiIg Of zeal estate bond,
await Tic acton o. .hs Z, tied s.ae. Government.
BY order Of H.jor-Gea BuTIHR,
H. $. DAVIS. Captain, snd A. A. A. O.
HE.DauAETERs MiLiraEr ccsNiSDaaT, NV oEisAss,
CiTS Hall, june rs. iGe2
GKSEaiL ORDER, No 20 ANY steamer, vessel or boa. 70
permitted to 70 New Oeots bringing provisiaa.,
.tsbss or fruit sad will b. allowed 10 re,srn ia safety.
Pengel. other than tue crew OF sae steamer Nesse or
boat mus; have passports 49,
BY order Of r. SmsrLsI Military Conm,nisa'
T.. lLSLEY, A A. A. q.
A considerable force Of Rebels under Van Dorm,
who has recently superseded Lowell, bad been
gathered in the interior, and u camp Of instruction
bias been formed. Van Dom declare. his intention
Of recspturipg New-Oresns, and all other points
low held by our troops--in what manner does not
appear. Our small army is under the protection Of
the eunboas all points, and fear 10 entertained
that the Rebels be successful IN any attack they
may choose to make.
EYrcsrs vsos Exv-osIsAss yon tn. Two w.rx, Rsp'
lsa Jv5y %S,o p.s. oo.'On; ~ hI p. 90 -. So
per.ne bsss Cotton Seed 2lso Bde bsss Sailed Hids,
.9 bses mo's boxes Specie "a pgs Copper 81 "ck' salt!
su boxes Liquor.
THE REBEL GOV. MOORE.
MS ADDRESS TO THE PIoPLr OF LOUISIANA.
The occupation by the enemy Of g portion of the
ter Of state impose Bpen us new and unsoenNout
md establishes between the citizens Of Ne~Orsns ssd all
other OF town. in the actual occupation Of the Emery
aud those 81 the country psishss sssous very different
from thoss which regulate their ordinary inieroourss. 10
no, surprising that ope Who are nov -Ipeiiencns the
first OF their State should not at The ou,se. have
precatsl duties aud nsce.sss Of The posisn ia
which they sudt1o{y find themselves piGsd
TIE Whole products Of our sol are conveyed aud
sTou.ht IN retsn 4ree ~essue Of tie supplies
Tor pisros snd the merchandise which form. the Oh
Jet Of every ,psces Of traffic The channels OF trade
stanily ov between Il al he ooustry fe.hed With the
every day oaS Of ali ci' Of citizens thus bird
us our urban end Ifs population, together by the soBg
bands o. mutual dependence and reciprocal b-neht
TRADE WITH TIE EMMY FOrBIDDEN.
stse Of public resulting Ia the armed occupancy Of
New by the enemy changes tlcss relations There
cannot be for ADD pesoo foI trade between to
ueoie Il the The AIMED of that city
ave our .noues To each loyal clifton Of Louens and Of
tho Conle6.rcy eyery citizen OF the country ho.o 20 re IL