New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

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Military Governor of the Distric. Of Columbia and
the editor Of the paper brought before bin. The cd
nor stated that the was handed 10 at very late
hour and the paper went to press withou, bis per.
sonal supervision. He expressed bis regret at the
violation Of the order and promised to guard care.
fnlly against recurrence of similar publications,
wherenpon. at the request Of the Military Governor,
he eoing satisfied tina. the oiense would not be re-
leated, the execution of the order wss suspended.
THE WAR IMPORTATION ORDER.
Attention is called to TIE order issued last August,
which still continues in full force:
WAN DEPARTMENT.
AdjutsLtoensrsrs Office, ws,hingtou, Aug. g. 1864
GRssKaL ORDER No b7By the 57th article Of the sc, OF
Congress. eesd Act for Establishing Rules and Ar.i
crs Tor the Government of the Area Of tho United sts.es
sPtloVta Ap lon 1895 hoiinx eon.'pgeaen VIM o.
made rnnhsbls by desth such other punishment as
'hs be ordered by the sentence Of ConrsishisL
eli. Ser fcs oidsf@d ,fat al cerisToats 70 suS com
mnSio.ioa. verbally by wr7g printing or eesraphins
resons The operations Of hs ermy OF military no'enet'
or ard or water. or respecting the troops camps s,ssne
o. ilsry sfsiTi within tbs several Nh sIy
oe.' ~ which intelligence shall hn dreciy or ind,.rcty
gwen TO hs enemy without the auhsy snd s.nctioa o.
Ins 1ei eIsl IN command be- and he sane are 'o.orIey
pooed and from snd sor the dse Of hs order per.on'
s.ain, he same will be proceeded against under the 'h
L. THOMAS, Adjutsp,. General.
1t ia presumed that the action taken with Tie
Sunday Ch'0aiole will stop The publication Of iu-
proper news in this capital the Headquarters OF the
enemy's spies.
IL has been hard 10 convince the correspondents of
Philadelphia and New-York papers that it was OF
real service 10 the Government TO prohibit the Trans.
mission OF intelligence in direction opposite Irom
t.e enemy, while the newspapers here, anost under
the eyes OF the Rebels. filed their columns with
matter which would be declared contrabaEd at the
telegraph Office. The Government appears to Rave
been OF the same opinion aud only waited for clsa
case TO make example.
MILITARY COMBINATIONS.
Tie Senate was four hours in Executive session
to-day, and confirmed the following nominations fer
brigsdier-Generals OF Volunteers:
Major William F. Barry, Chief of Artillery, at.
tIched to Gen. MeClelan's staff
Willis A. German Of Minnesota.
COL Schuyler Hamilton.
Thomas L. Price, Member Of Congress from ha.
sour.
Major James n. Palmer, 5th Cavalry.
Lieui.Col. VIM. II. Emory, 9Th Cavalry.
Major Andrew j. Smith, 9Th Cavalry.
karcsns l.. Patrick Of NewYorL.
Isaac +. Quimby Of NewYork.
Ouis S. Ferry Of Connecticut.
Hiram G. Berry Of Maine.
The following Brigade Surgeons, all Of Psnrsyi-
yana, were confirmed:
james ID. Shswbridge, Il. d. Mckay, George L.
Remble, j. IL. Taylor, George l.. Paneoast, e. +.
II. Campbell +. II. Gross, Washington j. Dufee.
RAILROAD CONNECTION.
Gen. McCRlls division has been busy opening d C
Hampshire and Loudon Railroad to Leesonrg. Al
the track has been laid Long Bridge, cars eau
run from Baltimore through Washington to Mannssa'
OF Loesburg.