The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-30

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Third, That a. to both property and persons
of African descent. accounts shall be kept suf6e
iently accurate and in detail, to show quantities
and amounts, and from whom both property and
such persons shall have come, 60 basis upon |
which compensation can be made in proper Ca
ses. Aud the different Departments OF this Gov
eminent shall attend TO and perform their appro-
pirate parts towards the execution of these or.
ders
By order o. the President.
ED. N. STANTON, Sec'y of War.
Cincinnati, July %
Reports via Maysville state :hat our cavalry
had overtaken Morgans band on the road to o..
ersville from Mt. Sterling, ard after a severe
fight OF an hour and half, Aorgan's forces we're
completely scattered. The cannon and horses
captured by Morgan at Cynthiana were retaken.
also large portion of the stolen property. The
rebel loss 10 IS in killed. The federal loss was
30 in killed.
Washington, July 90.
Gen. Dix, acting for the United States, and
Gen. Hill, acting for the rebels have made an ar
rargement for the Immediate and general ex-
change of prisoners.
Washington, July %.
There 10 neither Law or regulation for the sccep-
tance of volunteers otherwise than for three
years or for the war.
This morning the President, Secretary OF War.
and Major General Hslleck we're long in consul
tation at the War Department. For q portion
of the time Gems Pope and Burnside were with
them.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF VIRGINIA,
July 29th, 1863.
General Orders, No. IL.
| Commanders Of army corps, divisions brig
AIDES, and detached commands will proceed i'm
mediately to arrest all dsloyal male citizens with
| in their lines or within their reach. Within
their respective stations such as are willing u
take the oath of allegiance to the United States
ard will furnish sufficient security 70. its obsery
ance, shall be permitted to remain at home and
pursue, in good faith, their accustomed avoca
tons Those who refuse shall be conducted e
the South, beyond the extreme pickets Of thi.
army, and be notified that if found again any
where within our lines. or at any point in the
rear, they will be considered a. spies, and sub
|jectsd to the extreme rigor of military law. II
any person having taken the oath Of allegiance
as above specified, shall be found to have viola
ted it, he will be ehot, and his property seized
and applied to the public use. All communica
ton with any person whatever living within tn.
lines of the enemy is positively prohibited, cx
cept through the military authorities, and in the
manner specified by military law, and any person
concerned in writing or carrying letters or mes
sages in any other way, will be treated and con
sidered as spy within the lines Of the Unitet
States army.
BY command of Major Gen. Pope,
GEO. d. RUGGLES,
| Col. A. A. G. and Chief Of Staff
/ New York, July %.
The President yesterday reappointed Genera
Marcy to the position of Chief of Gen. NcClel
lan's staff, the Senate having left his former ap
pointment unconfrned on personal grounds.
He had an interview with the President, sat
returned yesterday to James River with inper
taut dispatches for Gen. Mcclellan.
| Louisville, July %.
| The Nashville train arrived on time The
venerable Bishop, ]. Toule, Of the Methodist
church, was among the passengers, semi paral
yzed on the journey hither.
Gen. Smiths forces have arrived at Somerset
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the Cumberland, rapidly retreatipg into Tenpes
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! New York, July Is.
The Richmond Examiner recommends the
hanging of our paroled men who may be recap.
| tured.
The Enquirer still claims the taking Of 5000
prisoner, in the late battles
1t is said that Jackson has gone up the valley
with 20, 900 men, and that he will proceed to eat
up Pope.
| Executive Mansion, Washington,
| July llth, 1852.
1t is ordered that Major General Henry W.
Halleck be assigned TO the command of the whole
land forces of the United States as General-in
Chief, and that he repair to this Capital az soon
as he can with safety to the positions and cp.
erations within the District nov under his spe.
cial charge.
| (Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Little Washington, Va, July 26.
General Hatch crossed Swift Run Gap to Nc
Gaughys town, thence to Luray, which 10 sccu.
pied by our troops. He saw no enemy i. force
In the vicinity.
Jsckson's force 10 reported 10 b. in the vicini.
ty Of Gordonsville, apparently awaiting our i'd.
vance.
Washington. July 20.
| The President has isssed a proclamation in
conformity to the 9th section of the act Of Con.
gress to suppress Instruction, punish treason
and rebellion, to seize and con6scate the proper.
ty Of rebels, and warning all to cease participa.
ting in, aiding, countesancing, or abetsing rebel
lion, on pain of forieitures and seizures, a. pre-.
vided in this act.
Nav York, July "a.
Chaplain O'Hegan, Of the Excelsior Brigade,
reached Harrison's Landing from Richmond. he
says two iron elads are being built at Richmond,
similar 20 the Merrmac, and that great usanim.
ity exists among the rebels.
Generals Jackson and Lee are extremely pop.
ular.
Gen. Magruder has been shelved for leading
bis men to be slaughtered at Malvern Hill.
Beauregard is fast losing caste.