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RESUMPTION OF PATMENTs

= -Nct specie payments, by tue banks is
pnc of the near probabilities hinging upon
The passage of the legal tender clause in
the Treasury Note Bill now before Con
eress. We understand that the banks Of
the Wcst-Clio, Indiana and Iowa-arc
making preparations to redeem as soon as
The paper currency Of the Government
shall be clothed with the legal attributes Of
coin, and that all the outstanding circu1a-
lion Of these institutions viii at once be
called in, TO be reissued hereafter OF TO re-
main 1os-:..d II, in their vaults, IS their in
terest .:.ay i, 1nand. If this occurs, the
large a1..u..,s II coin held by these banks
will become 81 much dead capital On their
hands, OF, what is more likely, will be sent
TO New York for shipment abroad. The
latter is calamity which seems inevitable
from the compulsory financial arrange:
ments Of the Government, but which i
nevertheless to be deprecated by all whc
hope for speedy restoration Of our finan
ces to vigorous hea1th- The preparations
in the West are probably but an limitation
ofwlat is going On more extensively in the
East. Between all the time is being bur
ried on in which a gold coin viii be as
rare, save at an exorbltant premium, a
patriotism in South Caro1ina, OF hones1
hairs in F1oyd's head.
, 1862-02-22

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2l.-One Of the released
prisoners who has been confined ut Richmond
seven months, gives unmistskaolc evidence Of
q stiung Union organization ut Richmond.
The Union men claim to be :, ,000 strong, and he
snys they seem eagerly waiting and longing for
an opportunity TO fling out the Stars and
Stripes.
Out # ten Notifications erected around
Richmond only one is armed, and the city can
be easily taken.
Despsrate efforts were making to get recruits
for tile army. The sccessioniBts admit that
unless they could secure the services of every
male Yirginian between is and 90 years Of age
they must yield within so days The Union
lists have leagues regularly formed, organized,
with signs and passwords. Many acts Of kind
ness were shown at every ypos=ible opportunity
to tie prisoners.
mcnts vert daily arriving at Richmond, and
that the Tennesseeans were going to Tennes-
see, and the Carolinians and the others to
their respective States. Tic also understood
that only some thirty regiments would remain
at Manassas.
The news Of the surrender Of Fort Doncl-
son had E,ost dislleartening effect at Rich
mond, but chccrcd the hopes Of the Union
lists, who eay that they want it known BY the
Federal Government that they arc ready to
welcome the old flag and fight torit.
State Constitutional Convention,
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 21.-Thc Convention oc-
cupied the whole morning peTlecting section
! i've of the Judiciary article, which reads Is
| follows:
| The Supreme Court shall bold one or more terms
| annually at the sent OF Government. at such time
IS 1nay be provided by law. and at Ottawa, Mt-
| Vernon. and also at Chicago and Peoria, provided
the State shall be al no expense for pUrchas aslnss,
erecting, or for use Of courthouse. or purchas.
ing or for use of library at the two last named
| p1aces-
. Section was amended 50 as to read:
| The Supreme Court shall not have exercise
anr original Jurisdiction, except By suits Of mau
dninus, ce.tiurarf. and habeas corpus, bnt shall
have appellate Jurisdiction in all cases provided
for in hi Constitution and the laws OF this State
| hereafter to be enacted.
Section Il was so amended az to give Su.
| rrcn,e Judges q salary Of s, 500 per annum.
The section which lays out the territory Of the
| five grand divisions was committed to epe
| eal Committee Of fifteen. for reorganization.
Sections 6 and were adopted unamended
sect1t II was stricken out sections II, IL, aud
13 were adopted unamended.
, 1862-02-22
FROM RICHMOND.

Encouraging Acc0unf8-Unfon Organ.
fzultonH-I4emoraltza of the Com
feUerate AFmy-Tarntns. the1F Faces
from Manassas
, 1862-02-22

ST. Lor1s, Feb 21-Nearly Ill of the Fort
D,nclEon prisoners have reached here and are
bti,g rapidly Forwarded to their destination.
&, n. Burkner is expected tonight. It u ua-
dyrs,oud that Tie officers will be sent to Co.
}ru,}1.s {al,iH
, 1862-02-22

~T1n Chic.lpo Times 6cpI1s like 4 drab
,4 the n.ws-dea7crs and train.b .bovs 7yho sup.
AZ. e,,n, nf 4bo ,.,;7ro,a trains hecause t,,av
Ic,,.+ s-:,r 1,-,c- nu,n1,,r of IFS secession
;.enoe - .o11s Alien, = :. rnisancc that npst
10 .h.toa ;, ~ Ct no=.;,crt Aho1it;on1sts, ,, #
.,...a.a1.4o :. ,,o,r,,,~5,, +be -o;1ro,ds nu,oaz
~ oor,n,,,sz csnse ,no,e comics Of thc TIME
tono sa1a m +,,c5r tr,7ns
e,,. ~oo. +ro;,.h .hors ~. mt IN b7,uc Thew
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49,. 1.,.,,,,, ~ ha-o TD,ur-,-ra anonqh II
-.c.,- ~ 5.n,o,,a .,+ ono traveller II for
% 81; .s,.ro,,.sa M 7s,nyx II ia only when
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, 1862-02-22

T,~ Heet In IndcpenaeNee Hall.
pp1IApEIruiA, Feb. 21.-Thc State Legis-
laIuTe hss, anjou1ned to meet in Independence
H4lf st,:motfpE.
, 1862-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2I.-The Government
has released large number Of political pris-
oners from Forts Lafayette and Warren, on
their parole that they won't give aid aud COM
fart to the enemy.
, 1862-02-22

Departure ofGen. Butler.
BOsT0S, Feb. 21.--Gen. Butler left lust night
via Fortress Monroe, to assume command at
Ship Island
, 1862-02-22
FROM THE cUMBERl AMI.
ClarksFille, with a large amount Of
Stores In our Possession.

Nashville Wants to Surrender,
, 1862-02-22

pOARD1NG-Wit1l pleasant rooms
- on reasonable terms can be had at No. 33 Monroe
atre b1rEI
, 1862-02-22

" ANTED-By single man the
w company Of q Iady to 60 to b1xse and, scrpain
Sewing and Mu:ic Address, with name. time and
place d interview, M Tribune Otlse, Chicago Ill
, 1862-02-22

. AN TED-A Bar-keeper at
W Richmond House. fts.pS3u
, 1862-02-22

w AN TED-A man acquainted
w with the business, to work In 3 y1aya:d. Sin
gle man pref71ed. Address Tost O1ice Drawer 6120.
fp11.n73St '-
, 1862-02-22

" ANTED-A situation in q Com.
" nliseion House b., party from the county
Who can control considerable amouht OF consfgH-
menta. L line addressed to Messre. LUF A RAENEY,
$50 Etnzie sfCc1, to whom he refers, will aten
tfon.
, 1862-02-22

kt1E6AS, Eu1AEu Wy lAtk1NGt ol41A CAAAnE4<
Why forego the advantages Of go peculiar
a situation Why quit our Own to stand
upon foreign grounds Why be Interviewing
our destiny with that Of any part Of, Europe,
entapg1e our peace and prosperity in the tolls
Of European ambition, riya1ship, interest,
humor or caprice.
tits our true policy to steer clear Of perma-
nent alliances With any portion, of the foreign
world; SO far, mean, as VIC are now at liber-
| ty to do it; for let me not be understood as
capable Of .patronizing inbdclity to existing
engagements. I hold the maxim no less ap-
p1icat1c to public 1hau to private afairs, that
honesty is always tic best policy. Irepeat it.
| therefore, let those engagements be observed
/ in tLeir genuine sense. But, in lny opinion,
| it ii unnecessary aud would be unwfse to ex-
! tend them.
Taking care always to keep ourselves, by
suitable establishments, on respectable de-
fcnsive posture, Wc may safely trust TO tempo
razy alliances for extraordinary emergencies
! Harmony, liberal intercourse with all u.s.
tions are recommended by policy, humanity
und interest But cycn our coinm9rcial
cAclusivca iavors or preferences; consulting
| the natulai course Of things; difIn1ing and
| diyctsif, ins l,y gentle means tho strcamt
Of Commerce. but forcing nothing; establish
::ss: Hssh ne9e5s 20 dlsnos4d IN orsf:'r To girs
t,aor staple course, to define the rights O
Oar merchants, and 10 enable the government
to support them, conventional rules If inter
courec, the best that present circumstances
ard mutual opinion wifi permit, but tempo
1ary, and liable to be from time tt
time abandoned or varied. As experiences
and circumstances shal dictate; cou
etausIy keeping in view that 1t ia fOl,]
in one nation to Look for disintercstct
f.vors from another; that it must pay with
portion Of its independence for whatever i
n,a. accept under that character; tat, b,
such acceptance, j: may place itself in the cnn
disiou Of bayiDg given equivalents for nomi
nal tasors, and yet Of being rcproaehed viii
i,.eratt,udc for not giving more. There Cat
be no greater e'tor than to expect or cal
cl.}:.ic ui.on real favora from nation to nation
II Is III illusion which experience musL cure
which just pride ought to disc nd.
Tn of:Iine TO you, my couEtrymea. thes
eoureels et An old aud a{lecti,nate friend,
dar not hope they will utakc the strong an
. lnkting impression cou!d wish; that the
will c0n'rcl the usual current Of the passions
or 1srrst Mt our ration frntn running the c,ur,
which hsE hithtrto' marked the destiny Of n,
tious. B9, II I m.y even tlattez myself thu
, 1862-02-22

"ANTED.-One to five thousand
w acrss Wild Land. ANY perron having from one
t. fxs Thousand ae1es oi Eosd *id land mossly pra
1aauen.y fenced and cultivated. may addseA FARMER
Tribune Office, giving locality. number Of acres de-
ecr1pt1on Of 1hnG mature ofso etc. with thcf 4ijrs4
, 1862-02-22

l fr,... --1f
slons. Thus the POLICY and VIII q % one C coun' IN
" & are suoteetec 10 Inc poacs ana WILL ol an
ot9S'.
lAese is an 9plnion that rafues IN tree eoun-
ttlcs are uselui cteeks upon tue aomlnistra-
t1on o. tne @ gose1f9ment, e. 1u, an1 serve 70 Keep
aiye 1le spl:a1 y! nuGlt5. 1nls. "tnln Ger
laln nin!ts lh FIooaplv true, aoo IN govern
men men's .. o. Monasenieal cast patriotism may
9oh VIZ 1nuolseaee; II not WIN lasor upon
we SPIN 81 paIly' bnt IN tnose oi l5e pop
@ n:ar enaraetcr,: N governments pnrc!E e!cc-
iSc. II Is sp'slt Eot TO he encouraged. From
Their natural tendency It Is certain there will
a!~ass oe enousn q .nat spaI1t ior esery salo'
taft purpose. And Iaefe peang constant dan
ger oi Gxcess, lhc e1tort ought TO be, By force
OF public opinion to mitigate aud assuaSe It.
firs not TO oe tluenchcd. 1t demands uni
form .i.ilance to prevent its bursting into a
lame, lest, instead OF warming, It should con
suIEc.
Itis Important, likewise. that the habits oi
thinking III free country Should inspire eau
tion in those intr1sted With 1ts administration
t" eontiue themselves within their respective
, 1862-02-22

I {epeE1N % 1ne n. I. EFeHt1g F1bE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Congressional
Committee Of conference IN the Treasury
note bill cannot report until ,Mooasy. =
Col. D'Utsss5, Of the GaFshaldI Guar1s, has
heen arrested By Gen. Blenkcr for publishing
articles In the New York Dt7aokra& on the
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

~ gentlemen having Old uod Silver OF Diamonds to sell
York Hotel can sell better than any place in IN
city. lie offers 10 pay the highest rrcrwcnty per cen
than amy other persunand pays IN sty mQlcy with
bcng compelled % take any other goods IN cichanse
Remember IN Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
HOTELS.
IIoTEL. IN BAHAMAS.
rHE ROYAL VICTORIA HoTeI, NASSAU. N. r.

This hrs class bote is open for the reception Of
guests the climate OF Nassau being equal
the Italian the lessee determined to Dc all in his power
to minister 70 The wants and comforts OF his guests; the
steamer British Queen guns monthly TO Nassau. For fur
ther particulars Inquiry of r. Cunard, No. a Bowling
Green. JOHN y. HOWELL, Lessee
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

4 SJE- CERTIFICATES --HAyINU HAD FIVE TEETH
I.ACl extracted, without pain, ~ Dr. j. JAY Vii.
JLRS. 1855 Grand street, two tlOoks from Rfoadwav
cherfniy insert this ends ion hoe suffering
iooihachc JohE Pitcs, FIshkIll Landing.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
MATRIMONIAL.

"A Of every blessing except the affection and sym.
pathy congenal life companion, desires complete MS
happiness by forming alliance with lady Of
beauty rcdncmcn and cultivated mind, not mere than
which win regard sacrodiy condeutia Address -,
OF Miller Jennings box W broadway foet ONCE
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

AUCTION SALE
BY CHARLES q. WARREN,
NO q CoRrLANDT STREET.
EBsrlAR AUCTION SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES,
BY THE PACKAGE ONLY,
EVERY FRIDAY, AT l01s O'CLOCK
THE'cArALoGuE ron THE SALE OF
FRIDAY, DECEMBER S,
WILL INCLUDE
sAlAfiEs AND DUPLICATES TO TIE NUMBER OF
YoRE THAN TWO rHoUsAED PACKAGES,
COMPRISING
BOOTS AND SHOES or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ADAPTED TO TIE PRESENT SEASON.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
SALES AT AUrrruy.
rr 1nAu yasDEsPooL .o.. AucTloNEERs.
BOUsEhoI'S TykNiTURE

"A hAAnA~ roUsBHoI,. rrukSiTuSE
Ar' .o.se Aacnon,
% FSfs b -ffsassp&sS fsrsssspos f1Tas Dsc ''''
"A brown $40 Nc ~ West Siateentb ktth
= DetN een fbf.h and si1th AVENUES,
Sale commencing u l04 o'clock
&ensstne n and black walnut aror rnrIii ure
covered n bTeeasei and damask; Etsgeres Centre
Table, s1atGar5 top. Velvet and Brussels srres
GgroTf Cugta on Paintings Eronles staaay Sesies
anu D'ss' RushWooD PIANofoRTE,
usaA "a order hy city makers Nrsc Muse stand ard stool;
Sewst Sta. Cipes silver Rods AZ. Shanbers-two rose
weed marble Top Dressing Bureaus French Arors rose
wood richly carved style LOUIS Aiv; Lommodes
Tanls e Nuit Couches. Rockers Arm chairs ovai bc
uhans ooyerca IN moanc, tsfs.y ana Dr1s tI, e's
Farai,y' hy Bellows Marine Views. Fruit Piece,
NrIsr Scenes two match Paintings ty Cole bronzes,
eSatnsry Hamlet Chevaie de Marie two superb
ssyrcs China Vases 500 solid oak Buffet sidseoard
CANA 1lass and silver Ware Table Cutlery oak Arm
nsssas BUREAUS Bedsteads ardrobes Conmodes, Cnas
Glace Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, biankes
Gopnerpanss Sheets, Oval Mirrors Clocks, Stair tarpe
black walnut Sofas, Rockers Arm Cha .o.eeu
IN reps, Brussels Carpets Oval Mirrors Pastel fahunxs
eeoorssd China Toilets. Brocael Curtains tpEor eaam
sofas washs,ands, Bookraeks Corner STANDS ~
Dining solid carved oak bunet saiGafy Maue op
Hertz paient Dining Table 10 ieet raw Iuecs, aa.n
Chairs elegant Crystal and Ruby Glass ware Decan
lsrs, two dozen aoblets do Champ az ,s
Tnnners Fruit CELERY and Preserve stands ringer BOWS
RUBY and parlan marble Punch BOWS 6old liquor SETS
aelI hand China DnnerSets tchy ceonrattu Lea sei -
ciees solid sycr Tea Sets SILVER ware Ionee
SIrn Casters axe Basket Napkin Rings spoons forAs
IVORY handed Table Cutlery n. BSbangers Wishing 70
iss ale tase the Fih stages
t shc Aston House Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
gesynr ~ Sixteenth street gsw doors rom lie ho0se
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

CEGARs AT LESS THAN MARKET RATRs-AT THE
- ssgar agency, IL Broadway stairs Suffers dealers
reers al other cash buyers would do vel ~ call
nj II Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER =. 1862,
SALES Ar AUCTION

IL "A MARTIN. 0R0CENs, Would INFORM TIL eih
Us customers AID se paelic that ne have ION
The old stand In CahRe street. The store o Vsscy
under the name Of Martin a 60.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM
N the acquaintance OF lady less than 70 years o age
with q view 10 matrlnony Address A. Judson, Herald
onicc.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

U,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT , s
IL Thr steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
f. v. GAGER, Commander, .t
will leave pier No North rver for New Orleans Satur'
day, December 6, at twelve o'clock noon.
Passage TO New Orleans, $75.
No freight received nor bills adns signed after Friday.
Apply to II. B. CROMWELL 4 CO.,
So West street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

hrs. GRIFFIN, 25s GRAND sTREEy, NEW YORK
~ opposite Lord Tsyors 257 Fulton street.
n are inserting full or partial sets sf their improved Arh
cis Teeth, sith without resfs Full
gold pat SIS; silver rubber Se partial gold,
per tooth, ~: silver rubber 81. Extracting 2sc.
i EUCoPIEMIC FIbLINGS-THE 0tLY WHITE SUB.
- sance known that eeciuaily from
decay Mere shells he original shape Use
without pain; warranted Teeth extracted vi6u pain by
new, harmless process Artificial Teeth Inserted Ia every
ssyle. Dr. PHILLIPS No. 6 Lexlngpr avenue
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
An EXTRA ORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
n nOIfSfXEEPERS AND TIE TRADE

a n
IA UOUsEREEPERS AND THE TRADE.
saee sse OF elegant Household Furniture. ROTH
Au.ticneer viii sell thus morning. Dec 4, at ii O'Clock
elsey ~ the elegant Household Furnitore Of rst class
boarding house, l9 West Eighth street Gnton pacc) be-
Ffh and Sixth avenues consisting OF Plan sore one
rosewood and black walnu. Paror Salts marble top
Tables Etageres Mirrors Lace and Damas& Curtains blak
walnut and mahogany Chairs Sofas Lounges Bed Lounges
Rockers Beeads, Bnre Washs,apas Spring and Hal
Mattresses. Beds, Bankes Bosters Pillows Tea and Ex
sension fables Dining Chairs marble top Bullets Glass,
kna and Silver Ware Table Cutlery oilclohs Stoves, dc
Sale without BY order OF JOHN CARPENTER
Attorney for Mortgage. N BAH the goods must be re-
moved n.ediateIy after The sale
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

(Eohvt cOok, AUcTIoNEER -AssrGxEE's SALE
sao.s 4, ~ noessn9d fnrnitue This day eleven
fnIn1[e Ieni2yt1 Tor convenience Of sale w ParIor
hAuDc Aha Ll.M{ SUITS of vnrous kinfs Dninz Roam
rnnurc x.--b teis fxtenslon Tables Lounges Chars
A,sssI,s Mn.see.cs M n,nonr olace, Hall sands &c B.
rev. csat sou Sale absolute 'FsA' >""O 'ea'V
The New York herald., 1862-12-04
A UcTloN NoTIcE-MoRTGAGE SALE OF SECOND
N hand Household Furnlture Carpets &C.


sell This day 0ls O'Clock. the sales 70 Nassau
se second hand Furniture, rrsing osewood walnut
mahogany Paror SGls covered hair cloth and
Brssc Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Lace WinGow Cur
tainr marble Centre Tables Extension Din
Tables Dining Chairs. Bureaus WsshsL.pds
Mattresses. Blankes whole comprising
ae entire furniture OF a family Tie whole TO be peremp
sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
sonihern. Iiems-G.rors Conduct OF "a Rebel
Giuernl.

CAHO. Friday, Oct. u, llSz'
We have the following Southern items:
Gen. IIiudman is in prison at Little Rock, Ark,
and will shortly be taken to Richmond for trial
large number Of charges are brought against lin.
Gen. Albert Pike has written n long letter to
Tile arkansas Patriot, showing up Gen. Hind
mans course
Gen. Pike SAYS that while Gen. IIindman was iii
Memphis 10 wen, 10 the banks Of that city, under
the assumed authority OF Gen. Beauregard, and
made them fork over 81 900 coo for military opera
tons in Arkansas, and that after getting into tie
latter State lie issued series Of most extraordinary
military orderB The first declared martial law
the next had all the cotton seized for the Conied-
crate Government the next ordered all provisions,
Of whatever kind, likely to fail into the hands Of
Gen. Curtis to be destroyed tue next, that all tho
wells in the country through which Gen. Curtis
might pass should be poisonedi and finally, that no
citizen should pass beyond the limits of Arkansas for
any purpose whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

81 LOtls, Mo., Ffldsy, Oct d, I15!.
James r. Lakeland, prominent lawyer OF tLia
city Was arrested and committed to the Military
Prison at noon to-day, by order Of the Provost
Marshal General. His arrest is consequent upon a
speech delivered last night at the Democratic meet
ing held in the CouH-House.
In the order for Mr.. Lsckmans arrest, lie is
charged With encouragement Of the rebellion. by
publicly opposing the Government in its efforts 70
suppress tie rebellion; by publicly abusing the
Government and loyal people Of the United States.
aud defending the rebellion by charging It's origin to
bAye been with tie people of tho loyal States, and
by publicly deprecatipg the paper currency Of the
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
The Rebel Steamer Aiabann-EightP ri'n'
tcers Reported Adoat.
From The Ner- BsSCord Me,eaTVet ThDsdng

From The Ner-BesJord MsyeuTvef TlWsdIH
We take the following extracts from letter dated
Fayal, Oct. 2, written by Capt. Lewis, OF tho bark
Lafayette to Messrs. |. IL. Bartlett & Son, of this
city. Capt. Lewis having touched at Flores, heard
Of the capture Of ton vessels by "A priyatoer, and
thought il best to proceed to Fayal and land his OIL
lie says:
hrd, by comparing notes with Capt Ci Of ,lip Ben
Tucker that was but thirty miles n W VI him Wien ho
was taken aud had be- not fallen In with him. be would
have had he steering toward when hsst seen
Capt. Glide have every 20 believe that was
chased by him the day In here there vessel
Of that description chasing Tor rec homs gaining
fat, made III sail and getting within three miles OF tm'
port be hauled be wind 20 the nounvafd ut mis-, IL a.
good a. nile They report b0sfd the pfiyatecr q II there
are af , out going 90 make raid on some Northern
port this Winter but have eeen bat two around here.
They coted Terce, lost week OFT 81 ON Eulh bank and
thofe Ersish bhs there now, tuppood to DO waiting Tor
them, 20 they cannot be far or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Order Rotating TO ConvaIescenis.
HRABQUARTgRs o. THR ARHY OF THE PorOy &C I
Ca,-a NrLL, Inrrrar NJ o. (

Gasp MAR BOLIVAR, Nd Oct. ~. !
| GENERAL ORDERS No. H9.-FUst: All patients
dchaTged from The hospitals Of Woshis g.on GeoTg eown
and Aeynd belonging 10 The Army Of tie Potomac win be
bent 20 III Convalescent Cs'rp, rear AleTardTis.
Secoad The conmoleaut OF the Cor vaenf Camp will
tify Provost Marshall weekly Of the number
officers aid whether exchanged prs recruits
vale hts ss geTs able to return 10 duty wiih tie
OF the Potomac Designating ther gieits and ccfps
Third The Proves MBrshli General will send o. The
Officers i department weekly 10 tbs c9nvaescelts camp
10 receive such ohee aud 10y be ~ m duty and
conduct them to these headquarters for ornlion 20 ihc
iegps
four: The Provost MsIeaI Of corps undsr lie direction
these headquarters 10 receive returned officers and
men end duct them tlrir corps headqrtes from
which they be dstbged 70 their heaGqnarers.
tih Tae Provost MsrsLsib tEc Tafoad Bef tnd else
hre wl sud send the Provost MafbalC cueTs
and these headqntTefs al soldiers protesting 20 be di1hMse
from hosi sls nd seeking he regiments not travelling
under the charge Of oiccs who net provided With
popr passes No pass Eon the on, 70 tie Of the
lagy uh lent unless approved e. these headGuaerT
StTt The Commanding Geners Of the Hilary de~nses
lo Was irgon all presCut sUb be details 20 these heed
ousrrs for The propr daci Of The camp 81 gceas
fecruits atfa.scs and ged pscner nef ANlndr8
That sesis be announced IN oECefs viii be
exercised tbs, these details do Lot pgess unequsy upon The
various regiments -
SeseaA An the s.rsgje working 10 the deenses Of Harp
le's tTTy will be tsirTeglents fcl With Under TIC
direction OF the Provost Manhsl Geuersls Department l.
any Of the denquents detected again In aggng tey
Wi be pat special hsd labor ior three month"; Attention
directed to frequent orders heretofore issued 81 these head
qasIiers concerning the issi diving