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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
NEwBERN, N. 9.
Saturday, May ~.

ny- The Progress will be issued every
evening at A o'clock. Advertisements and no
ticcs for publication must be handed in by
10 10 o'clock A. NJ; if received after that
hour, they will lay over ill the next day. IT,
The Weekly Progross will bo ready Satur-
day forenoons at Q o'clock.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
Passes.

OrFics PRovosr MARSHAL, SO Pollock
, Street, April 1, 1862 (
Citizens will be allowed to pass and repass
in tho city during good behaviour until nina
o'clock, ?. NJ. without passes. After nine
o'clock no pass is good except q special one
from the Provost Marshal. ie
Commissioned Officers do not require a
pass.
No pass for soldier or sailor is good ex.
cept it be countersigned by the commanding
officer of his regiment or vessel. Any soldier
or sailor without a pass properly countsrsigncd
will be arrested and confined in the Guard
House.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
l60u Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
LATER FROM PORT ROYAL.
Capture OF n Rebel Battery - Gn,lun,ry
OF she ChiyaIry.

The United States steam transport, Ben. De-
ford, commander &c. Parker, jr., arrived al
New York last Tuesday from Port Royal,
having sailed fism thence on the Sd inst. She
brings 43 passengers, 8 children, and SO nss.
sengers in the steeragc, and a number Of ref.
ugSes from Jacksonville. The health of the
troops at that place is excellent. No meyo
OF any consequence has taken place. Pom Pom
Battery, at tie junction of the Dahoo and Pom
Pen Rivers was taken by the gunboat Hale.
The rebels fed as soon as tic gunboat came
in range Of 300 yards Of tho battery, leaving
one 82-psundor loaded and prnod, and ono
32pounder empty. The harbor is clear of yes.
ss''' Tbs Ben Delord brings small mail.
Capt Geo. Tucker of the 47lh Regiment, N.
y. 5 ", was as 'identuly shot through til,
neck, on Edstol land, on the 3lst ult., but is
10" in iairwI frccoyery.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
Dispatch Of Commodore Por.er-rufnu,ou.
Conduct of ihe Ese5cis.

| VS. EOrtfT-Enfnut0us
Conduct of ihe Esc5cis.
U. s. SHIP HARRIET LANE, April %.
Sir: The morning after the ships passed tn,
forts, senta demand to Colonel IIigginys for
surrender OF the forts, which hs declined
On the a7th, sent Lieut. Col. Higgins o
Communication, herewith enclosed, asking
again for the surrender. His answer is en-.
closed.
Oa the 28th received a communication
from HIM, stating that he would surrender the
forts, and l came up and took possession,
drow, up articles of eapitulation, and hoisted
the American flag over the forts. These men
have defended the forts with bravery worthy
OF better cause. treated them with nil Tho
consideration that circumstances would admit
The three steamers remaining Y, ere under the
colRmana Of Commander J. K. Mitchell. The
officers OF tho fort acknowledged no connection
with thsm, and wished in no way to DO con.
sidered responsible for their acts. While I
had flag oil truce up thoy were employed in
towing the iron floating battery of sixteen
guns, most formidable affair, TO place abovo
the fort, and while drawing up the articles of
capltuatlon in the cabin Of the Harriet Lane,
was reported to ms that they had SGT fire to
he battery and turned it adrilt upon US.
| asked the General it il had powder on
board or guns loaded. He replied he would
not undertake to say what the navy officers
would do. lie seemed to have a great con.
tempt for thom. | told him we could stand
the fire and blow up if ho could, and went on
WIN the conference, after directing the officers
to look ont Tor their ships.
While drifting down on US, the guns vettinn
heated, exploded throwing the shot above the
river. a few moments after the battery ex
plodcd, with terrific noise, throwing the
fragments all over the river, and woundnq
ono OF their own men in Fort st. Phillip, anS
disappeared under water. Had
sRe blown up near tho vessels, she would have
destroyed the whole OF them.
When | had finished taking possession Of
the tortS, | got under way in tho Harriet Lane
snu started ior the steamers, one of which was
slIH flying tho confederate flag. fired shot
over her and they surrendered. There was
on board CT them number of naval officers
and two companies, Of lnarins artillery, |
made theih surrender Internationally and for
their infamous conduct in trying to blow us
up while under flag of truce | conveyed
mem TO close confinement as prisoners of war
md think they should be sent to the north
md kept in close confinement thore until tho
war Is over, or they should be tried for their
nlamods conduct. ! have Il great deal to do
lere, and viii send you all the papers when |
IA able TO arrange them
turned oysr The iats to General Phelps.
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OFrIcR PRovosT MARSHAL
Asl 1orn

0FrIcR PRovosT MARSHAL,
Newbern, April 18th, 1862.
Hereafter, no citizen will be allowed to
purchase spritnous liquors, without permit
l.1vu NO person Is allowed isII0Tad to sell spirituous
liquors to soldiers, sailors or negroes, upon
any pretext whatever. An attompt to ovade
this order. will be treated with the same seye-
rity as an open violation of it.
Any person selling to Commissioned
Olhser, upon an order purporting to come
from him, will be held responsible for the
genulnsness Of the order.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
u Provost Marshal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
UNITED STATES STEAMER HARRIET LANE.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER. April 25. 1880

1p Hon. Gideo" Wales, Secretary of Nauv
Captain Bosgs has just arrived through :
cut through the swamp, and brings the fol
lowing additional intelligence
The Varona was sunk-about one.hundrea
mon were killed and wounded Ships all ready
ier another fight. Eleven Confederate vessels
sunk s. and burnt in passing tho forts General
Btter is about to land men the backway, six
miles above the forts. No officers killed o,
wounded. Soldiers captured misorably armed
and without ammunition,
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orncs Provosr MARSHAL, 80 Pollock !,

OrFicH PEovosr MARSHAL, SO Pol,cck)
Street, April 4, 1869.
Nothing can be shipped from this Port ex.
cept by order of Capt. Biggs, Division Quar-.
termaster.
No parcel can be sent by Express except by
special permit from the Provost Marshal. '
BY order Of BRIa, GES. j. G. FOSTER,
Military Governor of Newborn.
DANIEL MESSlNGER, A. O. NJ,
Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17

VI" UFFICE Pk0VUsT WAKSITAL,
.. April "a, 1862. (
Whilst every facility will be afforded to per
sons engaged in legitimate business IN this
city, any attempts at cxortion in prices, OF
monopoly of such articles as may be necessary
to the comfort of the troops, will deprive the
offender of his license to sell. ANY trader re-
fusiDg to accept in payment United States
Treasury Notes will be reported to the Provost
Marshal .--...
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17

NEwpRRS, N. G., Apra TN 1852.
Those persons in, this city, who desire EN-.
ployment, can obtain it by applying to Mr..
llESEY w. WILSON, who is appointed to
superintend the reconstruction Of tho Rail
Road Bridge. j. G. FOSTER,
Brig. Gen. U. s. A., Military Governor.
sourHARD HoFFMAN, Asst Adj. Gen. 1
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17

Eg- WIN. LINoHAM, JR., editor Of the ar
my g Nary JournGl, SS School st., Boston, is
eur sole agent for that city. Any contract en-
tered into by him, for Advertising or subscrip-
ton on our account, will be ratified by US.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
'Royosr MAnsuAL's OFFICE,

PRoyosr MARsuAL's OFFICE,
Newbern, April 2S, 1862. I
After the 1st day of May, no person will be
allowed to sell Oysters in this market. Oys-
termcn and others will take notice and goverh
themselves accordingly. ,..r..
DANIEL MESSENGER,
172 Provost Marshal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
PRovosr MARsHAL's OrFIoH, |
Newbern, May 70, 1862.
Notice.

It is essential for the welfare OF the city,
that the Town Pumps shall be kept in order,
and tho water as pure as possible
1t is therefore ordered:
That no person shall water horse or mule
within fifty feet Of a pump.
No person shall wash at pump, or clean
FISH, or deposit filth Of any kind, at or near
pump.
Scntinels are instructed to arrest any one
disobeying this orda.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
FOUND,

4 POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING A SMALL
"A sun OF money. The owner eau have the same
ly proving propeiiy and paying lJr this advertise.
licut. Ii I1i .;
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OFrcR PRovosr MARSHAL, |

OFrcR PRovosT MARSHAL,
Nowbern, April 28, 1862. I
All persons having filth or rubbish of any
kind in their yards or lots, will at once depcs.
it the same in the street, 80 that it may be re-
moved
Lime will be furnished to citizens in mcder
ate quantities, for cleansing sinks, &C., on ap
plication at this office
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
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Captain BniIey's OGicinl Report,
FORTRESS MONROE, May 8, 1862.
o Hon GInroS Wr,,,s

- - ~SS~'
To Hon. GIDEON WElLs.,
=, Secretary Of the Nary
l havs the honor to announce that. undo,
tse providence of God, which smiles upon ,
last cause, the squadron under Flag 0ticsr
Farrsgut has bsen vouchsafed a glorious vic.
tory and triumph ia the capture Of the city o,
New Orleans Forts Jacks son, St. Philip fiv.
lngston and Pike, the batteries above and be.
low Now Orleans, as well as the totsl dssrua.
ton OF the enemy's gunboats, steam, rams,
floating batteries (iroacad), iirocrafts and OBJ.
structions, booms aud chains.
The enemy with their own hands DESTROYED
from eight to tsn millions of cotton and ship.
ping.
Our less is thrty.six killed and one hundred
and twsnty-thros wounded. Tho enemy lost
from ono thousand to one thousand Eve hun.
dred, besides several hundred prisoners.
Tho cay is clear, and the rsjsl detsncss den.
trogM from the Gulf to Baton .R.uge, anil
probably to Nsmphb Our flag waves tri.
Gmphsntly over them all.
am bearer of dispatches.
THEODORUS BAILEY.
Captain Of Gunboat Cayusa, and Second in
Command of Attacking Forces.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17

CIRCULAR TO RgaIaENTAL Suffers.
Il beg leave to inform you, that, in accord
ancc with orders from Gen. Burnside, you are
at liberty to bring into this port cargoos 'oi
Merchandise properly belonging TO yonr busi.
ness-providcd always that the proper clear.
ance be obtained for the same.
This information is given, so that they may
DO no nisapprchension and 80 that each may
haW an equal chance.
By command Of Brig. Gen. J. G. FOSTER.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
asst Ad3t G,nOra!
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
OFFICE PRovosr MARSHAL, I

NprII Z4 IoVz'
Rapid driving or riding in the city is pro-
hibted. Sentinels are instructed to arrest
any one disobeying this order.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
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Terms of Cnpi;ulaiOn.
u. 3. SHIP hANuET LANE.
Missi.sippi River, Avnl ~, l562,


Mississippi River, Aphl %, 1859,
BY the articles OF capitulstion entered into this,
the 18th day of April, 1862, betsssn David D.
Porter. Commander United States Navy, com
manding the United States mortar Hotilla on the
one part, aud Brigadier General J. X. Duncsn,
commanding the coast dcfcnses, and Lieutenant
Colonel Edward Higgins, commanding Forts
Jackson and Et Philip, oil the olher part, it is
mutually agreed;
Fust--Ihat Brigadisr General, Duncan aud
Lieutenant Colonel Higgins shall ssrrehder to
the mortar Hoilia FSts jackson and st. Phillip,
tnnances thsrsunio belonging, together with all
tho psbhc property that may 10 under their
charge.
S,cond-That Brigsdisr Gonerd Dunean and
Lieutsusnt Colonel Higgins, togpthsr with the
officers under their command, shall be pers'is'ed
to rst.in their side arms aud that their private
property shall be respected. Furthermore that
they shall give their parole OF honor not 10 serve
in arms against the Government Of the United
States until they are regularly exchanged.
2hird-n is furthermore agreed, by Comman
der David d. Porter, commanding the moria
tio,illa. On the mar, of the United States Govern
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OEFIc5T.AI1.
Orrlca PRsYosr MAK.uAl.l

OrrIcE PRsyosr MARsuAi,
New Bernc, May 10, 1862.
Any persons, excepting officers or enl sted
men, who wear the button or uniform OF the
Arny or Navy Of the United States, will be ar
rested and severely punished.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
~ 'H'V VVKtVD DNIIE1,
Captain OF Gunboat Cayusa, and Second il
Command of Attacking Forces.
CMcini Reports OF Captain Porter.
UNITED STATES STEAMER HIre,sr

"N 'eP0rse cs OoPtaln Porter.
UNITED STATES STEAMER HAlsIar LANE
Ais'i''ippi RirSr, April 25, 1862. !
SIR have the honor to inform you tha,
Flag Officer Fsrragut, With the tleet, passed
Forts jackson and St. Philip on the morning
OF the Oath, and should be in New Orleans by
this time, as he can meet with no obstacles
such as he has already passed, the way being
comparatively open before him.
We commenced the bombsrdmsnt of Fort
Jackson on the 18th, and contiausd it without
lnteFniSslon until the squadron made nrepars.
tons to move. The squadron was formed in
lhres IinSs to pass the forts, Captain Bsilsv's
division, composed of the following vessels,
leading to the attack of Fort St. PAihp: Ca,
yuEa, Pensacola, Mississippi, 0ncida, Verona
OI,skahdin, Kneo and Wissahickon; Flag Olicer
farrasut leading tho following second line
the Hartford, Brooklyn and Rishmond; and
Commander Bell leading the Third division,
composed of the following yosssls:-Sciota'
lroquois, Pinola, Winona, iiaska and Ksnno,
bee
Iha steamers belonging to the mortar notil-
"a, one OF them towing the Portsmouth, were
10 entlsds tho water battery commanding the
approaches. The mortar steamers were the
harriet Lane, Wsstheld, owasoo, CllNon and
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0rFIcE pRoyosr MARSHAL,

OrFIcE PRoyosr MARSHAL,
Newbern, N. G., May -, 1862.
Any one having in his possession any arti-
cles pertaining to the fire engines Of this
town, will send them W once to this Office
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17

Al.
Fort jackson is ruin. ! am told that o'cr
eighteen hundred shells fell in and burst over
the centre of the icrt. The practice was beau
tiful. The next work We 20 at we will settle
sooner os this has been hard TO ret at. Ths
n.r.I ofIicora sunk ono cunboat while the
asa, % ~. nn;ne % ~ hi TbayS one OF
capi'ulauoh was soins on, w. h. na.' .ann ~
the other steamers AZ WORK, anu hope svoh A. "
have the other. hnd that we are 10 10 ths
bearers Of wood and drawers Of water eut aS
the soldiers have nething here in the shape OF
motive powsr we will do all we can, | should
h,va demanded an unconditional surrender,
h,,t viii snch fore. i, your rear it was desi
Is .ah,o ~ ,,pt noss.s.;nn If ss.s forts AZ soon
rooio " Ss' Po'Ss'Son " 'A'''
as possible a
The elhcers turned over everything III soou
order except the walls and buildings, wnich
are terribly shattered by the mortars. o
Very respectfully,
(SigneO ID. PORTER, Commanding.
~ Flsg.officsr D. q F.rraput.
1rv,rpn sr.rua SryAurr TT .nrIrr LANE. J
hus.;..;n.; river Lnril 90. 1869.
CT. a,,.io.. bars,,;th N. c.ni,ula,ion Of
" cn' snS a g, ph;l;, ,si;sh snrrs.do,ss
!. A.. ,,r,o, a.at IN tba D3tb aay Of Apri 1862
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
TIE NEW ORLEANS VICTORY.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
dispatch from Fiag-Omcer Tnrrngut

{ Dispntci, from Fiag-OMcer Fnrrngui.
UxITED STATES FLAGSHIP HARrFeRD,
AT anchor of City Of New Orleans,
April 20, 1862. }
Sir: I am happy 10 announce to ysu that
our flag waves over both Forts Jackson and
81. Philip, and at New Orleans, over the Gus.
tom House. am taking every means to Sc
cure the occupation, by Gen. Butler, of all ths
forts along the coast. Bsrwick's Bay and Fort
Pike have been abandoned. In fact there is a
general stampede, and | shall endesvor to fol-
low i, up. l am bringing up the troops as fast
as possible.
We have destroyed all the forts above the
city, four in number, which are understood tc
be all the impedimentH between this and Mem
phis.
/ am, very respectfully, yeur obedisnt servant
d. l.. FAERAGuT
Flug.officsr West'n Gulf Blockains Squadron
10 Hon. Gideon Welss, Secretary Of Navy
Washington, D. G.
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OFEICIAI.-
Irnportan, Order.

HEADopAsTBRs,
Department Of North Carolina,
New Bcrne, April sS, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. %.
Whoever, after the issue Of this order, shall.
within the limits to which the Union ArHrs
may extend in this Department utter one
wcrdagainst the Government, al these United
States, will be at once arrested and closely
confined. 1t must DO distinctly understood
that this Department is under Martial Law,
and treason expressed or implied, will meet
with speedy punishment.
The Military Governor Of New Berne is
charged with the strict execution OF this or
der, within the bounds ofhis control.
by command Of Major General burnside,
LEWIS RICHMOND,
ASH AdTt General.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-17
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 29.

HEADorAsTERs,
Department Of North Carolina,
New Bcrne, April 28, 1852.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31
THE TRANSPORTATION DE-
PARTMENT---IMMENSE
FRAUDS UPON THE
GOVERNMENT!
A GOOD REGULATl0N-..R0 MORE
LIQUOR ALLOWED, EVEN
TO OFFICERS.
The Condition of the Alex
andria HOSpital---Mal-
treatment Of the
Soldiers.
The Prisoners at the South.
Rebels refuse to receive
Clothing and Relief.

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Lsader.l
WAsHIHeTOH, Jan. 90
THE BURNSIDE BxPEDITIoE- Loss OF TIE Po-
OAHoNTAs.
According to letters hom Hstteras, Burn
side did everything possible for the men and
vessels. he was foll of hope, sympathy and
thoughtfulness. BE refused to back out, ex-
claiming: "The contractors have ruined me,
but God holds me in his palm, and ell will
yet be we'll" It is charged that Captains
tried to wreck their vessels in order to make
profitable sale to the Government. In sew
eral instances they showed the greatest hard
heartedness towards each other. The steam
er POcohOntas, having one hundred and thir-
teen horses belonging to the Rhode Island
Battery on board, is total wreck. During
the gale she blew in her boiler, which was
patched, and broke her steering gear, her
smoke pipe blew down, a leak sprang, and
finally the hulk run ashors-drunkenness
and disorder prevailed aboard. No men
were lost The vessel was built in 1929 and
chartered from Baltimore.
TRAITORS ON BOARD.
There were Misrepresentation as to the
draft of water both possessed and required
by vessels. Burnside suspects there were
not few traitors aboard.
FRAUD IN The TRANSPORT BUsIEEss-RzsoLU-
TIoH or IEQUIRT
Great indignation exists in consequence Of
frauds in the purchasing and ehArtering Of
transports. The following resolution was
introduced BY Senator Grimes to day.
BaOlOsd, That the Secretary of War be
directed TO furnish the Senate 9 statement In
tabular form, showing the name Of each YES
sci purchased or chartered for the use Of the
/ War Department since the first day OF April
last, when thus chartered or purchased, Of
whom, by what sgsnt Of the Government
when such vessels were built of what ton
mage and capacity for transportation, ct what
| price such purchases OF charters were efect-
ed, 70 what system Of inspection such vessels
we're submitted before they were chartered
or purchased, how many Of such YES
sells have been lost or destroyed, and the
value Of public property lost or destroyed
in consequences thereof Also that be inf5rm
the Senate, what vessels are now under
charter BY the 9oyes nmsnt where they are,
where chartered, for WhatpurpOse, By whom,
and at what rats.
It Is stated that parties In New York have
sold a steamship to the GOvernment for
10000, which could have been bought
three months ago for s45, 600.
10 MORE LIQUOR IN CAMP.
A stringent order has been issued, pro-
hibIting the transportation Of spirituOus or
malt liquor across the Potomac, even to
officers of the highest order.
As;mTAET SECRETARY SCOTT AT PTrTsBURsH.
Assistant Secretary Scott has gone to
Pittsburgh to expedite the manufacture Of
mortars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31
TAYLOR & CO.,
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
Where Machines ere building.
Post -ORios Address-Box 766.

How THR CONTRkBLEDs RETURNED BY UKI-
TED sTATBs eoLDIBRs ARE TREATED-TBsTI-
aoSY OF NELsoN LADY.-Mrs. A. Wilcox
has Just arrived ct Nelson, PoFtsge county,
from Missouri, where she has spent num-
ber Of years teaching. She spent the Winter
here with her friends, q year ago, returning
TO her former position last Spring, leaving
her little daughter with Mrs. Martin. She
relates instances that came under her obser-
vation, of the destitution and desperation Of
the Southern ohivalry, and instances of the
terrible punishment they apply 70 contra
bands. The man with whom She boarded
had seven slaves, who escaped to the Feder-
al lines, and were by our soldiers returned
or driven back. They were taken TO the
whipping yard, placed PROSTATE upon the
ground and stocks placed upon their necks,
aud their feet were fastened tight. The lash
was then applied to their naked backs, CASH
inc them at every bl0S0i They were then cent
70 Gen. Pillow and set 10 work on the en-
rrenehmsnis,
The brother Of this man uses different
method Of punishment. Instead Of the whip
he keeps, for the especial purpose, q cage oi
tom-eats, and when he wishes 10 punish 8
slave, be raises up the fence and puts hIi
neck between the rails, back up, then takei
a cat by she tail and drags Il the whole
/ length Of the back of his unfortunate and
helpless viotim-and this is proud, hsrpy
| Americal Heaven save the mark Thil
lady vas retained g prisoner four days a
Cairo.-RaUssHd Democrat.