The New York herald., 1862-08-10
The following are the Of the passengers who
sailed by tho saxonia for Southampton Havre aud Ham

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nos I Isy New YSTk NJ And Mr. Isss s yP sn
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man :. Louis AR and Mrs rls'ns and two ehidren Mr.
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gold Gresneann Bal,imore Peter KraemeT New Yors,
chilren Mr. and Mrs Celiaan and three end.en Phads
pas NJ and Mrs. PAM DsSS Nsy 4or ":
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Ca,h schalrs and tmG children New Yer Mrs Faapy Sea
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THE WORK OF THE POLICE YESTERDAY.
The late order Of the Secretary War kept all the
police pretty busy yesterday The steamships depart
ing for foreign ports had to be watched and the
gers passports carefully examined The mass Of ira
veers viewed the order OF Secretary Stanton in sens
Bile and unpreudiced light. Passengers by the Sax
onla and Etna were all subjected TO examination,
and such of them as were unprovided with the ne
cessary documents detained until after the sail
ing Of the vessels. American citizens required to
have passports Of late an issue the 7h inst but
foreigners sub ected such close restrictions
number of persons waited on the superintendent Of
Police yesterday for the purpose Of seeing whether ira
yelling within tho State would be inerered with and on
being assured that it would not went on their way
jocing.
At an early hour yesterday morning Superintendent
Kennedy returned from Washington and issued the fol-
lowing order the captains Of the various precincts bor
dering on the East and North rivers:-
No person whatever must be allowed to 60 any
vessel bound to foreign country at the time OF sailing,
owners and agents Of the said vessel This to take
effect forthwith. J.A.K.
Supplemental to tho above was the following
Ladies and children to 60 out passengers without
passports to-day, but not TO 60 on board as visitors
J.A K.
From the following order 1t will be seen that Superin-
tsndsnt Kennedy had Office Of Special Provost Mar
sha conferred upon him by the Secretary Of War, and
that each officer and member Of the Metropolitan Police is
constituted Provost Marshars guard Je
OFFICE TIE SUPERINTENDENT or MEnRororArAs Police,
NEW YoRK, August o, 1862. !
CAPTAIy -, - Precinct
Under authority conferred by virtue Of letter from
Hon. Edwin M. Stanton Secretary Of War dated August
l. 1862 appointing the undersigned Special Provost Mar
shal the Metropolitan Police district of New York
each officer and patroman Of the force Is hereby ols
tuted member Of the Provost Marshals uard and IN
every duty connected with enforcing the order Of the
War Department, dated July 81, 1862. they will regard
themselves In that capacity.
Inspectors Daniel Carpenter, john s. Folk, George w
Dks and James Leonard are appointed Deputy Special
Provost Marshas and will be respected accordingly
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
superintendent Of Metropolitan Police aud
Special Provost Marshal.