New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-02

7a'un&rlly. and, in TACT, 1t Is not compulsory upon
ny one.
If the sentiments Of the proposed meeting should
De satisfactory to Gen. Wool it will probably in.
duce the President to open the port
A report comes in from our scouts, who are adj.
vanced some miles beyond Suffolk, that the City Of
Petersburg is to be or bas been evacuated by the
Rebels. The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, it has
been sscertained in good order far as the Black
water River.
When Craney Island was evacuated the sutler
loaded bis goods on sloop and endeavored to save
them. The sloop was found to-day, with the goods,
few miles below the island, upon the beach. The
property, supposed to DO worth $1,000 Or $4,000,
was taken charge Of by the Provost Marshal.
FORTRESS AoSRoK, Friday, May %, 1857
The brazilian war steamer Paraeuse. with the
Brazilian Minister on board, arrived in the Roads
this morning The commander and Minister paid
their respects to Gen. Wool, and salutes We're ex.
changed at 5 o'clock ~ afternoon. the Paraeuse
wearing the American ensign at her fore.
The Minnesota, which got aground yesterday,
while on her way to Norfolk, get off this morning
TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
We have New Orleans papers to May -. Nothing
Of importance had occurred during the two days
subsequent to previous dates, except the issuing
of the following order from Gen. Shepley, the Mill
tary Commandant:
HKAperARrxRs MlIITARY Coyslspayr oy Nyw-l
In tho .s. 0s,r of s ,s M.SG, y MAY 70 @
order Of MsjSraensTa B. Bs.ler commanding III. De
citizen. Of Orleans .hsi eec. Loyal citizen Of View.
that Office
He assures the pe.ceabs citizens Of ,hu, hs
VIII ahord me most ample protection to their persons and
No officer OF soldier Of the United State. Amy will b. per-
med to insult or annoy percssbs citizen in any way
to invade his personal rights OF rights Of property
No citizen will be permitted TO insn interfere with any
officer OF soldier in the discharge of hi. duty.
NO person hereafter will denounce threaten with personal
violence citizen OF the United Si,es for the expreon
OF Union and loyal Sediments. The punishment for these
oisn'e. viii be speedy .od edsctnsl ,
apisn Jonas H. French Provost narsha to whom oil Police
officers will repori Immediately lie Is inrused with the
duty Of ogani1ns The police force Of the city aud VI" con-
in ofce found be rutwoTthy homes and loyal
The several RscoTse Of the city hereby supendsd from
the discharge Of the functions their offices and Major Joseph
NJ Bell Piovost Judge. will hear and determine oil complaints
violation Of ho peace and good order Of the city Gifts
ordinances or Of the law. Of the United States
The laws and general ordinances Of the City OF New OTern
excepting such may ncon;ent ~ith the Cons tuition
and laws Of the United States With general order Issued
order, IRE hereby confined In force
All contract. and engagement. heretofore legally entered
thereof subject 70 the limitations Of Tho foregoing
shall be held invioste and fsiiAiuliy carried ont
shall continue Perform the duties aud obligations resting
upon by contracts now in feTce ard al such par. Vi"
be held 90 rigid accountability.
Tie Military Comnsu5an desires the cooperation Of all
good citizen. 10 ounbe him 10 oui The duties assumed
He Invites aud will speedily ask the aid Of number Of
citizens Of responsibility and chhrsoeI 10 aid IN the depart
Of the ely finances well in what pertains 70 the
and generally ell municipal AFFAIR." not excepted RON civil
control by the proclamation Of the Commanding General or
by lie ORDER aud In the time al officers now charged
such functions retained in their respective employ
ni.nt. until further orders.
the l.v, Pertaining 70 the city and f. government .nd q
the odin.noes t6.'rof N" hssy Connaadnt viii .~-h
gudsDc. o professional man Of known pfoby ana IN
The Military COurnand,u; VII be hsrpy receive
from any citizen N. Oresns written og sa.srsons
touc hing the welfare aud good government thsreo,
Ia eoeeu.o The hali'y ~ ~.
the Iniied States u tb- ~ es'sbsa eat 81 p'.'" 40
,o'y ',e'; - ,,1, e,s.r, "a lev Of d. cre'
Cy aBdeT the protection 81 she Aso A. Co'rT1n'n
10 promote tbe.. ends ~. effort, %
be unceanns. devoted and 10 their oo1sunnsiion 80
earnestly Invites tie oooperAion o. D., o.
Military Cog.mandsat Of Se~ -Ollsauh
Fpwfs lrsf ~ A. a. 4. -.
coLGIsIo. AND sTtAMER SUNK ~ TBR RIVER.
We learn by tho arrival 81 the ni'ei States stssmhip
Nee lsan. Capt Grsy rom ne" ~ say, ~. f'oli's'
at shout IA cocs bcn opposite NeCss Flat. the scai-r
h the Pile s.~sfner Gov ho1sou, Capt
Good,peed hence Shr lsEId by which accdeni the
GOV IN ahont three minutss and IL t1a oss
so rrons On board tho Gov Mouton iost their lN-one
soldier OF enc tic M-..sehu.es f-sieal' aud th- ohsr
prisoner the 4 Jenan. Tie AL other per-
on on rescued and brought up to To. city BY the
Nee elan.
The uuiiei S.sl.. steamer Sae Robinson Capt iisa,
from New Orl.aEs foT Laso f0utehnsin, arrived a. The
Ponis haItran Railroad on the 22d ul,, al 'sfc.
THI cURRESCY.
The Bsnk Of Commerce has eI~led its doors and com
rpene.d bgsBess Announcement made thai u would
r,c@,. no more Conic~rsis aud ha IT. slrs
would De promptly redeemed by city snd State mole, sn cur
rent until ssch time the banks generally shoid
sp~cis payments
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS,