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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
FROM Arkansas.
Whereabouts OF Price mud Van Dorm Pike
and bis Indians aud Texan Rsngcrs-
sharp Work T. xpected Soon.

Correspondence Of The Missouri Democrat
BoUsTor, T-,s, County. No, Saturday. ArTi 9, lse2
We have been amused at the reports concerning
the whereabouts Of Price and Van Dorm one day
hey are reported at Pitsburg Tenn and the pext at
Piuman's Ferry, on Back River, while we know
they in neither plsee. LAST Monday, Price ard
Van Dorn's commands were n. DeSack, ten miles
below Jscksonport, on White River
So far from the Rebels being at Pitlmans Ferry,
they have actually evacuated Pocahontas The town
is now desered, the merchants having removed their
goods. Jaeksonpor is also nearly deserted, the
troops having removed TO Desark, 10 miles south
where the Rebels seem TO he concentrating in large
force. Price is supposed to have gone TO Ccrintb.
Albert Pike, with 9, 500 Indians and 60 Texan
Rangers, were left on the borders TO hsrass Curss
aud engage the Kansas troops II possible, wble,
upon our South, Coleman is In clo.e proximity.
One Edgar AshblSy is also trying TO rase a regi-
rneut for guerrilla warfare on the border. Col.
Schnabe is st Yelisyiile, Ark, with 900 men.
Gen. Mcbride bGs gone 20 headquarters to get an
order TO raise independent Command 10 operate in
Northern Arkansas and southern Missouri. Col.
Mcfarland with Lis command, bas gone TO Desark.
Lieut.-C WOOD the commandant at this poet, has
been absent nearly week. He returned last even
ug, and already we arc under marching orden. g.
look out for something in this district
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
FROM HUNTsSis.LR, ALA.
Reaure gnrd's Rc-enforormenss Oh.true,se.

IIFtIAftTII IT,
Tie Gasete's Huntsville lAla.) correspondence
says fhnt Besur4gards dispatch to Gen. Cooper
calling lor reeniorcemsnts, waB iouna IN Icc toie
graph Office. having passed over tie wire, before
Htchels division reached Huntsville, and abont two
thirds Of the re enforcement called for had already
psssed down to Corinth. The remainder are col
oced at Chattanooga and at other points on the Ten
nessee River, being unable TO move forward on ne-
count Of Gen. Mitchel's distinctions BeauIogard's
dispatch was partly written in cipher but was casy
translated BY Gen. Mitchell. The rolling stock cap
tured by Mitchell La. been sent 10 Nashville.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
FRON EORT WRIGHT.

ESCOIEAGINC NEWS FROM HAILLCKs ARMY
CmcAGo, Tuesday, April a. lbtl
A sueeial to THE Journal, from Cairo, says that
the news from tho feet at Fort Wright ia unimport-
ant. The bombadrnent continues. The Rebels
have cut the evee at the Arkansas shore, opposite
the foIt, and iino farming lands there arc now
covered with lake OF water tor miles around. The
residents are greatly exasperated at this outrage
Most encouraging news c0ptiuues " bs received
4qm 4allsGky agwy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
PRISONERS RELEASED--TIE ST. LOUIS
RIOT.

ST. Louis, Tuesday, April a. 1861
Henry j.. Rout, one OF the parties indicted ny ,'ie
Jury Of tie United States Circuit Court IN this cry
for conspiracy and roason, has been relesie cd from
custody by order Of the President.
The difficulty at tho cnyert of the Ohio and Mirss-
sp,i Raroed at East -. Louis hax terminated. NO
effort was made 10 interfere with the military gnarc
left there It is believed the opening OF the cnlven
would nlict less injury than was at first supposed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
GEN. BURNSIDE AT ELIZABETH
CITY.
sLirnish with and Dcfent Of the Rebels.
WAAnIN1TON. Iursdsy. IN

WAsBISGrOs, Tuesday, ApFi y ists
Richmond papers Of yesterday Monday morning
contain telerarhic report of the landing of our
forces near Elizabeth City \. G., and an engage
nent a. that point. They admit that their forces re-
tired 70 the Dismal Swamp Canal with loss Of ~
killed and wounded, and say that the Union loss was
heavy They also notice the occupation Of Fredoieks
burg, aud complain Of the withdrawal Of l.eir
troops, which weie there ii force without contest.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
ARREST OF THE REV. ID. H. acASAhbf
AT ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS. No.. Tuesday, April q, J

sr LouIs. No. Iue.dhy, aPIlI ~ lN1
MI. pev. d. Il. MeAnally, Editor OF The ~.
in' ~Ir;.,iaa Adpocate hss been arrested, aud
a in military prison, and his PAPER suppressed,
pa nnbli.hing reasonable matter. Tbia arrest
- no surprise, as the cosrss OF McAnay spaper
for some time past has been very obnoxious to the
officers of the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
ARRIVAL OF COTTON AND TOBACCO
EROM TENNESSEE.

PIrrxBuRoH Pa, Tus.diy, April ~ ''sl
Tho first boa.load Of cotton aud tobacco rom IN
Tennessee River has arrived having lef' N'snvl"s
last week, and will psss east over the FeAS''
Railyead to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
tSince dead.
lBy Telegrsph.l

WARRINGTON Tuesday, iprl a. ls6z
All was quiet at Fortress Monroe and Yorktown
TODAY at pm. The weather was pleasant, the
army in high heart, ard operations progressing ~
yorebly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

REPORT AGAINST HIS LOYALTY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

TIE CASE OF SENATOR STARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

Gen. shermen's Inactivity in tbe Matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
A CANARD Exploded.

The Published statement that Secretary Chase was
in Philadelphia consulting with ex'Secretary Cam
sron in relation to dedication in the War Depart
@sa!, y s!EVasQy 4 lLses YagI.s.sss pA@sIy ;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
FARMING IN VIRGINIA.

Gen. Wal.worth, the Military Governor, has
issued an order requiring all farm stock in Prince
William, Loudou, Alexandria, and Fairfax Counties,
Va, to be confned and carefully guarded, the de-
sructon Of the fences rendering this measure
sary for the cultivation Of the land
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

THE NON-CAPTURE OF SAVANNAH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF INK srIAHIR ASIA.

CAPE RACE July 2l.-The steantr Asia passed here
at 10 o'clock this forenoon for New York, with Liver
pool advices to the 18Th.
The result of the fighting before Richmond s treated
as severe The Unonisis by the English press
On McCl-lsn's pos,uon is regarded "a precariouI.
NLord Pam rs ION had ated II Pariauen; that the
Br tsh troops would no, be EIlndraSn iron Uinads.
The recognition of Tally by Russia and Prussia had
BEEN denounced in the allan Parliament.
The London Herald treats the affair before chmond
a. decisive defeat OF General Mcclellan and says th,
5afej err tie Cap Isl ia safe. 1t does not believe, how
ever, the camp IN in Virginia has ended, but cup
poses Il viii 90 unu Europe stays the uphtted sToro;
au in tie name OF humanity enforces peace.
Tue London Morning Post argues III 1t practically the
schem, against Richmond has terminated. /: ther
points out the dangerous position OF AcCleans army
The I.mss ssys that these three days Of June mear
that the Confederate army is strong enough to hold lie
position 10 Emgiula for time that may be indefinitely
prolonged aud evidently the FederAs will have again tc
"rgiu ths siege OF Richmond with much worse chance
I an at frs.
Tbe new American tariff continues to excite strong
hostile comments from the press. The Tines bitterly
denouaces the spirit which rCgIrds the tsTh With sas
fScion because OF lis furious C cts upon Eugl'nd N
particular ard Europe in general. The Ltvei pol Pos
saws the AFT, will be looked upon in Great Britain as
me. sure amousrg almost TO declaration OF war, AID
thus the III popularity of the Northern States will mo-
only be terribly aggravated bu; will imPart something
ore than mOrel force 10 the cause.
The fertilization bill las again been defeated In the
House Of Commons and an amendment calculated 70
p eaerye he Commons due control ever the enpen
dture Of public money carried by majority Of five
ganH the Ministers.
rne bill for carving out the slave trade treaty had
finally passed the House Of Commons.
The Paris Pdris asserts that France will never trea
with Juaytz When the French army has entered Mexico
the Ee1cags will be consulted, snd their wishes Sc upu
ously respected. France will only quit htIco after The
rou, MI cntiOn of the future
Toe Prss says the date Of General Ferris departure
for Mexico is still doubtful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
ORIrUAhN.

To uts brothers obituary sad aid mel nchoy task, ye
feel NJ duly perform and Vhlc vas not allowed 10 bis
20 he Wh hgI 30 drop tear upon his
r4y-, yet tna prt en- 90 thow Cat1u % rs
rih. JAMES ~ HONLs, s.u Of han < ard tlza5g h J.
born 10 -i -cuu coauy, Tennessee sni a. bis
q as citizen o. .zstaI un,y as L. i2IL IN sarch
Tr D. Irgei the aTuy he Do. Eed 70 rpAny Captain
..T. o. he Mississippi Regiment here say
thai o. . rrrr deserves praise % hs.
Do even bayahoun the greatest aory, bgth cfcers and
men, h= al cngaErm Es before hchL0nd, 10 sgu-ed
a nest N. on 10 Car % Us celebrated charg.s
Friday Or 20 june hrJtEsrfg Ilrtccd oy ne
b. n MS tNztn OF tie d-d until {
lturs blilr his death, vheh shout PEI ck the
i1g ant chi have b-e lis Lud ring dufns hat 1ce
3 DIGIT
NE has tesn an exyupsr one A ne ever du
.ai g-nsrlu as solder ch!yalr0us be
pgst o. ~ and IN The lang % Of H. officers, "J
nay alWays a. h.i Place
~ brothers croaucg o. was loved rs God
40 temptation hat - lblck, bsstt d'tramd The
a. bae ald he OF c4nn,u aye iu ths VIZ ~
d-Ah Rhea De st uy mol eel Itady 20 thAl have
flu.hi 1000 fgl ald reg-vt hst caauot DE Ct
Luu Der hani cannot 10Th brow, her uosi
D. rave Issy al tbs - have EtH as Ia Tai5n, that
az r 70 a rea-ly 10 tls rsig q OF The BIB e.
aep ucaes for loved he hiss above, TO
giay th dear fAhsT, e tlt Of he deavvny ~
90 AMI Isi ue to-, fo0u md
l-tpr be- read Dbl cIe ne Oh 10 deAih.
the dead Eho De- h hr Loot n from their
latoIs and ther Eorks d. { H. . them
q. A. BOWS a. Z Mss RrEt
Fg While nhlJ dsfr1dag his country, WIT MAEsH ALL,
o. "a any A. IN hib p eysEt uthe lyh his
he vas dlLfu 500, Had snl "a ciJGAts br0ker AID
brave aud gaLaIt solder.
Pace 10 The young .lIiois aahss ''LmEA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
MIsCELLANKOIS.

Gen. Hovey is nov in command at Memphis, IN place
Of General Grant u5o With hrs staff Is expected to he
called 10 COrinth a. any moment
Several female secessonss have bsen escorted beyond
the Federal lines by General Thayer they having refused
Z, axe the oath o. allegiance Tner husbands among
the most wealthy eiiz'ns Of Memphis and are now
serving 10 the rebel army.
l. sppeIrs shat there is alarm at SCflk, Va, on
account Of rumors Of an intended attack OF the Coined
crates Suffers have been ordered not to lay in large
stock Of goods.
Hon. John s Phelps, Of Missouri, has been appointed
military Governor Of Arkansas, aud will soon leave
Washington for that State.
Tie steamer Commerce, Captain Archer bo1nd from
Msm7as to Louisville, stopped beloH Henderson, deem
ing il ursafe 70 pass
Toe French Minister, Count hercer, has arrived at
PhiAGe.ph from Washington.
H,nry Hurtt and Charles evenson have been arrest
81 10 Blmore and sent to Fort hcHenry charged With
hsv'ag recently returned from ehmoud.
The Klagaroo sailed from New York on Saturday,
with over q million in specie.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

NV AND FORMIDABLE WEAPoS-The Columbia
CuoiniAa has seen new and very formidable weapon,
the invention of Mr.. jos Ph Newman OF that city 1t
il bnce, doubie-shOOaDg gun aud dart, and Ger
try mus; be one of the most terrible weapons in the
hands Of a rlsoll,s man, that could be desired The
uelpoa Is fed from b1il ends-fom one ME bal, is
discharged and from the other buck shot A. tIill
in hA, city, MIME ball carried through plank an
Inch and quarter thick while the bickshot we're scat
tered il every direction Il b, furnished about
ols third the prc, Of an field ride, and weighs FIVE
pounds and quarter sss I; has been highly spoken Of
BY many prominent military gentlemen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

DEATH OF Tx GoyERSoR OF TAR PRNCE or Walls -
The London Post announces that Aso General the Hon.
K Bruce, Governor to the Prucs Of Wales expired on
the 27A ul; Al s. james Palace. Gen Bruce returned
home on the 4.h, from attending the Prince Of Wales
daring bis tour in tue Est in iH6m health arising from
fever contracted at COnstAntinOple Shortly after his
arrival the General ufered relapse, and gradually
sunk hopes having been entertained Of his recovery
The deceased second of he late Eul Of Egn,
by Bis second marriage With zbeth youngest dAugh.
ter o. Mr.. J. ToNusheud Oswald, Of Dlunikier, N. B.,
and brother the present Earl OF Egn viceroy OF
Ilda.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

SIGSIUcINr LIrTER TRoN LcUs NAPoIEoS.--We see
it s:A ed IL the New York Hr4ld that Louis Napoleon
has written to General de Lorencsz letter. in which he
d11es that bis intentions TO force govern.
meat upon the Mexican people There is one passage in
bis letter in which he says -" The Mexican nation mu
know that such step wOuli be against my principles,
my origin, nv intsrsss. All | wish Is to sce Mexico
happy under government Of t' choice strong and
honest enough give it order and peace France has
no other ob,e ia view ard she reach it she will
think TO have earned he altitude and respect of the
Ne1icans themselvesn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
THE LATEST.

LONDON, July lS-In the House Of Commons last
night Mr. Gregory made II qures relative 70 the pro
csedings OF United States cruisers of the BIhamas.-
Fortescue said the letters the subject had been
ceived but they could not be produced, the corres-
pondence was 10 the hands Of the law officers.
COMMERCIAL SEws.
LIVERPOOL, July l2.-Cotton-Slles to-day Of 5000
bales The market has fully recovered from the depreG
siou with an upward tendency, and closes with al ad'
vance OF Id. on Sura,s siuce yesterday.
Breadstuh5 are firm but qliet
Provisions are Il t.
LoSDoS, July II, P. M-COnsOls closed at 80 Il a
% for money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

CoUNT MEECIER on MEXICAN ATFAIRs.-The New
York Herald states that NJ hsrcier, the Fench Ambss.
sidor al Washington, has addressed u the French Gov
crnment very remarkable mtm,ir upon Mexico, which
real in o: The late sit:ings Of the French mia.
tiers. N. AerCe' akes the ground tina, FrArce will de.
rive great commercial advantages from her Intervention
in the business OF that country Of the richest Of
tho world, and shows hns.f very favorable to the
adjustment of French prOteciOrste in Mexico. He
lades also to the ect produced by the French eIpe
diiOn upon the United States, which, he says have
-hova themselves the ardent supporters Of Juarezs
Governu eat, and very hO5tiist to FraHcs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

FRON EURoPL-The summary OF news by the City
Of Washington, in yesterdays paper, embraced the
l,adag features CT the intelligence by this arrival The
LoadOn Tiuel has daily editorials the position Of Gf
fairs in America. 1: Gays that the discovered satcs
to be fast approaching that point where they must
become too reasonable nations SO to anarchy ard
ruin. The osr Of mediation would Only be received
With insult
The came journal regards the tariff in Cct pro.
h'bitvs. The import trade With Europe VIII be all hut
Alnhilated bet the efc will be severely felt in
America The measure viii enlist on the side Of the
S3u.h ali the symplthes and interests of the great
es nations in Europe.
The Parliamentary proceedings we're not Of mrci in
.erest. The iOrd6c4ions again discussed in the
Commons, and there was debate in which Mr. Cobd,n
and Lord PAlmsrsOn INDUCED some rather bitter per.
soasl.lies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

the taking Of CynthiA1a Morgan captured snah eooy
Of antucky troops ia the Federal service
I. a.. Hon, Guards DESTROYED the ordnance stores,
burned the wagons and hospitals, and distributed me
ssary stores among the poor OF the town IN tne
C,verpmen, depot" writes correspondent to the Lou
is lille JourasL 'sers sugar, d1ur, bread, a. ara ths
destruction immense. Guns we're osn1 uoul'5 "
srkin them across rock powder, cartridges and per-
cussios caps Us are told, were thrown into the
creek" l. Is estimated that the value OF the Govern,
meat property lost At l. baRon would reach one hundred
thousand dOllArs-perhaps exceed that sum.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
INRORuLTIOy wANTED.

ON Pfday the 2Ita Juae my wf.s Tiu1ks at Dr. Curtis
" Hanover county, opened by troops hini ilg
belonged Yankee LADY, Of paie snd dessr.
An following list Of of tle plate, uSrE,d vita her ln
uAls, ~. We:
Z Salt pooIs and Mustard do,
Z Pair Fckls Knives and FORKS,
Sugar 81 yer spoons,
La le.
good ether r'c marked. Salt Celsrs.
Pr cons Berry Spooz silver Gobt and Tansry o'
reco,lected
s, also ald beyo-d the fogte box containing hfr
wach se Je Fely faces and two HAehAns BrAcel,t,
marked y. W. &.
Alb.ral ,eva-d ui be sIyn or shy iao nsn 60 &c
them let this Office the Office the Wing DE-
patch
July s-lN' T'easrry dspEtnelt, y :. 4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

ALABAMA NIcSOLoGr A. H. II. Dawson, E.q, of
Noble his intention to dedicse TO the reO.
pie Of Alabama volume Of memoirs which shsl en- =
brace the history Of every Alabsman who has fallen
may fall in this war, either in action from disease
rscted while in the service and he quests tie rel
ves and friends to give him all the information in their
power 10 regard 20 their fallen friends.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
ru,Nars IN III cARINEr.

svecial despatch from Washington to the New York
HERALD, says;
Some important movements are on the taps to give
unity and force 10 the military plans OF the Govern msnt
for the speedy suppression Of the rebellion nav su
tbit for stating 70 YOU that General HAleek does not
come here as Commsnderia-Chiet OF the armhs OF me
u ,irn He may be appointed Secretary OF Wa; but Il
4 believed in vel informed circles, that Mr.. Stanton will
retire 90 relieve the President OF al embarrassment ana
I'm. Mr. LDcoln uill make General Bauks secretary OIL
War with General HAlleet military adviser.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

INVASION OF ISpIIsAl-A defpltch in the N Ycrb
York Herald, dated Cincinnati 10th inst, says: "IL
dianopolis despalches to the Executive Dpar ment Say
that Henderson,, Kentucky and Newburg Ildisns have
been taken by the rebels. At the latter place ou'
UDops; wss killed ard two hundred and fifty sick
ders taken prsoners The rebels also took two hundr,
and 6ftv s,snd of arnsp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
SOD REWARD,

ID ANYWAY ION shsrWooj he late sid,n3e o. Ro yer At
hn,i, ted, 10 lunrl bTg coin j. Va y on sunday the
april 1864 negro named ARJh leIwetu II Aud - ysaI
sg shout ice. in.hs gh, Of bA 90 d pleasant
counted he dressed IA Or h fIsd nafy ock
aud paa lacx SLOUGH has and coarse boots
taroash tn lie y ave ch, ged bis clothing lie and
other from the Of Loudoun -
wool 10 March ~ and Arch doubtless on his way back 70
county lie arrested AMI lodged IN jail the Y3l Of
Ap .st HOui company, hnEevsr, With
sO other negroes two Ehe men, (te white
with eony all Coahued In the zane Arch escaped from
ial about the hrsg day Cf Icy last.
hundred doa-s viii paid by me for the appreheu Ion
dtVery c sad negro In some All so that get II sgan be
sldeI al cato bile expenses.
Ny addr, Non Intervention o. Iuuenburg county Va
jaly % -dtt SANFORD }. RAhET.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
$50 REWARD.

JE will pay go each for the arrest Of the following
n-grei a. Ley arrested and c,nt1ed IA iAn
go ,aca delivered my fam HOwErds,ls, va
WILLIAM boEn SNn fee, Itche high gate s;out, s ul.
thrown bask ADD very let banded lAYlNi about feet
10 iaches hg lin tech oui IN Their
uli aad NEIS IN feet 10 inches high pr-y bright
ilat untenauc quite prgh ~, and tAmmers peIeept
10 when confessed. William 10 "a years oihgs, vag 81 and
bel on IS 20.
GE01GE BCOKE7,
July 22-3. HoSSrdI,ie A3tmnle county, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

SAN. NEDARrs JoURSAL-Ths Crises paper printed
at Columbus, Ohio, and edited BY Sam. Nedary by far
tho abl.st political 1urna ia the State out fairly
and "a rarely agains. the Black Republican administration
charges that party with precrang the country into
war and insists that unless the Republicans are turned
on. Of coe at and kicked into nOnentiy the Fed
era Government will be hre,revaby destroyed aud the
liberties Of the people sunk forever.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

GoLp ADvASclSs.-The rates Of American gold have
have sgSin sdvarcsd. Sales were made at the stock
BOARD, in Baltimore, Monday, at 20 per cent pre-
MUM, closing a. III asked, l2O bid AT the New York
market large sales we're made at 20 per cent The sae'
at the Fret Board, New York, were made at lsF; u
States SKIES 81 a. 9S4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24

In Ralnors, IN The en- Iastart, NJ = G,LIAHrB Ia
he t2d year o. his a.e. O. native a. No. la, bat f
he 1T t,Iys yta-s re,ieat Of Baltimore, where he te
tc yy1y este med by al. Who knes him.
rs res-szce "a Perry cogsy The q Juue, HUGH
r. SEC after p--rsc Cd hlaE1 Z t'rcl oa' He wa
.zdse county "a "a NAY, l--, I'D cane 20 h!s
sls5 3d. 10 'sai, phesr De has hgel up % he Ieath
etiisbce pi,hly 10 sanoysT c-uaiv. ednesdsy
ng JAY 23I EO3sEr = rUhLiT 10 The IN rear OF E age
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
WAR DEPARTMENT, /
ADJUrIST AHD IEsFECfOS GsHEzsI's UrTICK,
GENERAL ORDE7S, I
No 20. (

GENERAL osDE's,(
Apusous engaged 10 errsng CoaIeps hereby ,u,ho
&c Nad required the army and 20
eonmaadant Of the rest Camp Of Instruction, OF
1dsc them jail All to retain theE names Coo
plny ami the L6iustt and Iu.pecr GENERA. Ja
requested dstaa them All vi" al oEed the and
charges the detent Proaes ibeiby tbs laws o n
state J.is situated ErroiaE also sequs
- TCTot the AdIun AMI Inspector Gs-e al The nAm and
lJir;ts Of all per Sb tie Army zihaa Es5s a,-
by tie exprsol Of their OF sosene iaoushs ists
o.erNis A1d biz tUsu,to ICED sssnee exceeds r
70 Ftsroad with the War Department the eno'
rg Office s the peoI and send hin 10 the nearest
Camp Tnrucoa reporting the 10 the 4 snt and Ia
sprcor General
Conmrndsnts Of Camps Of distraction req cito orvtri
dsserters, &c absent Vou. Leave hs Regiments
a. nave the oaEIet erred ufoa ong officers
~ command Of the Secretary Of wAE.
(slgnedO g. COOPER,
yl5-!m AAjutAnt and Inspector Central
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
WAR DRP ARTMENT,
ADJUTANT AND INsP'T GEs'LS OFH0E,
EICInoED, July 18th, 1854

CENTRAL ORDERS,
No. 81.
scripts engaged Government work, either directly
by couacto vi not be tktn the ch they
engaged, Cxcet the purPse Of enrolment after Shch ey
will be returned the certificate q the cer rnder whore
charge The beag efJ:nej, with Nho n :,
uohCe udca'e Si b. PTesered to the Office,
will q order N detail Of the fed for
Rod not 10 excel sixty days
Gupcat Of such detail viii he fo--Srdei the Ad
and Inspector Gszera sad the Chief Of he
Depart cent Bureag. 70 ich the WORK .ricrmed
Extension Of these Diet ia viii be ais when deemed
app alton through he ads Of Departments Bureaus
By command OF the Secretary Of War,
Cigaed) l. COOPER.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-24
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ADJUTLNT AND IEsPR. GENERALLY oFHoE. !

ADJUTLNT AND IEsPR. GENERALLY oFH0R |
RoWoND July l4th, 1854
To Officers Enro'ins oonsorpts:
Agreeaby General Orders No 49, current series, this DAY
published rlut ed to ell deserer, and uni
certain ercansInee AL peroas absent from the Amy oa
leave
public welfare requires you 10 discharge this duly snd he
Import day oil 5rios with the utmost GctIi
IT, aud without fear favor sn sct'ol
ly Tp;oye the victories nor faycrbg
armf Deepen mai " Jour exols 10 al the ranks OF
armies
lfyou Eeao1s and active shall m,ke enemy e The
bitterness Of negligent saa 'Onluue 70 Wit
I ess is rAyAges soil
(sgneD e. COOPER,
Adj and Insp Genl.
OmciGl: JnO wlthera, Asst Adj GeaL iyi5-lm