New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
EFFECT OF THE war DEPARTMENT ORDERS.
THE RIOTS AGAINST NEGROES.
Measures to Put Stop to Them.
THE ACCEPTANCE OF COL0RED REGIMENTS.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.

WAsHIsGroS. Friday. AUG. g. 1852. .
The following order las just been Issued by the
War Department:
WAa DEPARTMENT, WAsHrsGroy d. c., Aug 0, 1862.
An order to proven. the evasion military duty and for tho
suppression of disloyal practices.
ft B., direction Of the President Q! the ned stA.es
It IL hereby ord sred that until further orders citizen bs
ised into the militia shall be SLOWED to go to foreign
country and all msrbs, deputy msTsbss. and military off,
GERS 4 tn. uued states directed and all police suihori
ties especially at the ports Of the Uoi,ed States The
frontier requested to 'hs. this order
faithfully carried into effect snl they hereby suihor
1,d and directed and desn any person persona
about TO depart from the United States in violation Of this
order aud report Msjor L. C. Turner. JujgeAdvocate
Washington City, FOR further nstsuc ion respecting the per-
o. persons arrested and detaiued.
SCI - Any person liable to dsa who shall abseut himself
from his county State before zach dra 1. made will be
oy any Provost Marshal other United States
STATE oceE wherever he be found within the 1ri'die.
of;he uned STATES ard conveyed to the military
post depot and placed military dlty for the Of the
rsr and the expenses Of h and conveyance to
such post depot and also the OF - reward to the
who shall make such aries. shah be deducted from Lis
psy.
IDd The wr, of kaJea, eorpu, is hereby suspended in
respect to person, arrested aud detained and in respect
to all persons arrested ior d!sloyal practices.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary Of War.
PERSONS ENCOURAGING ESLIsrrESrs TO De AR.
RESTED.
The following order authorizing tie arrest Of per.
sons discouraging enlisimeLts Las been Issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT Friday. Au. g. 1862.
0RDsrgDF6r, Tbat all UG!ted State, Marsha. aud su.
Cief- Of Police of sny city dis
and they hereby authorized and directed to
and pon any person persons who may be engaged by
pe eh writing 10 dc9lAgrg volunteer eni,.nenis
-. Il.
other d.loy. practice assius. the United States.
Second That inuedlse report be made to Major L. c.
Turner seAd,cca,s order that ,uch person. may be
.risd before military coma ,siou.
Third Tie expenses Of such arrest end imprisonment will
he certified Chief Clerk War Department
Element aud payment.
EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary ofwar.
TIE HEhT--No MILITARY OPERATIONS.
The weather has been scorclincly ho, here to-day
the hottest Of the thus far. IL has been too
intensely 10; for active military operations on the
James River, OF under Pope. IL is said that Gen.
Pope il careful not TO expose Lis troops unnecessarily
in the beat of the day, bu, orders his marches in the
cool moonlight.
RECRUITING ~ ONO.
Three or four leading citizens of Ohio are here and
thcy have reported at the War Department that
II Lolie 'u tisi lr"Pc o'O
growing enthusiastic on the subject. They state
Oa.os quota Of volunteers will be resdy shortly,
and tia, the volunteering fever is by no means at
Ia hight. If the Government viii give the State
Ill October they say drsf can be dispensed with
for the las quota. Many persons here are sanguins
that all the troops called Var by the Governments
will vet be raised by Volunteering
THE WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS.
The new orders from tho War Department star
tied The people here to-day. l. il understood that
abundant evidence has been offered to the Govern.
ment TO show that numerous persons North and
West have deliberately eni.avortd To prevent vol.
unteer;ng and 10 raise tumult OF excitement res
pectmg the order 10 draft. The Government was
compelled for tie sake Of the loyal, patriotic, snd
the safety of society, 10 put AN eud to these VILLAIN
Gus prnctises sni 10 crush the needless panic which
WAS driving 80 many citizens from the country.
RECRUITING ~ CAyUGh COuSrN
The War Depar ment received very gratifying
dispatch from Auburn, n. Y to-day IL was thas
the new Cnyug. County regiment was more thsn
iull, and tina, i, ia nos proposed 10 raise brigade
there.
TIE FIRST 100000.
D-patcbes from a dozen Governors. rsce.yedas
me W i.r department u aiN ~ ." N"N
hopeful and enthusiastic. by the 18th, 3OO,Ooo new
volunteers will be ready to march Southwark.
TIE RIOTS AGAINST NEGROES.
Superintendent Kennedy Of the New-Yors Police
i, here in conference with the Government. Is
well understood that the Government will crush Az
attempts to get up riots against negroes in any paS
Of the country, aud every precaution will be taken
To prevent riong Illegal proceedings Of any kiaa
affecting the conduct OF the war. Superiniendeos
Kennedy s business here has some connection Win
his.
REGIMENTS OF COLoRED MEN.
There is good TO believe that the frssius"S
intends to pursue tho suggested oy Inn
TRIBUNE in reference TO coored regiments "pen-
ever the Governor of State takes tue responsion-
ty, as Gov. Sprague has done to furnish among ''
quota colored troops There is evidence Tor oene'-
ing that the War Department. will not reject 'ns"'
This is the probable solution Of the difficulty. E'-
dence is multiplying going to show shat tho Aa"nu
istraton is advancing rapidly toward the sen'H'S"'
of the Loyal States on the Slavery question:
TREASURY CLERksHlpS.
Forty temporary clerks were appointed 10 P''~
manent clerk ships in the treasury to-day.
NEWPORT NEWS HOSPITAL.
Assist.Surgeon j. NJ. Throop in the Governmens
Uo,pital Mt Newport News writes that the hoSpl'"'
,hsrs is IN excellent condition. The patients number
a,Af