New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
REPORTS OF AFFAIRS AT CENTERVILLE.
Beauregard in Command In South
Carolina.
THE RICHMOND PAPERSJUBILANT.
TREASON OF 4 MASTERS MATE.
WAR BULLETIN-OFFICIAL.
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WAsHISGI0S, Sept TO- 1902. )
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.-Fira: With the ex-
certion Of general officers. officer or soldier will be al
Owed to cross any Of the bridges ferries Of the Potomac.
or to visit tire cities Of Washington Georgetown exsn
5ra without pass signed by the Regimenis Commander
and approved by the Commanders Of tho Brigade and Dyou
In which the regiment f. serving.
Such passes will be granted for greater period than
forty eight hours and every pass must state distinctly the
object for which is granted. General officers when recos-
n1ed such require pass but they will not leave their
commands without permission from their superior command
sr, Adesde-C lamp and other staff officers when not with
their gcueras will require passes in the all
other officers.
Second Officers and belonging 20 troops serving In the
Cities Of Washington Georgetown and Aexsndris will not
their camps barracks without pass from their keg
mental Commander.
Third The officer Of the Provost Guard will order away
any officer found In either Of the three cities contrary to the
provisions Of this order to return to his regiment In arrest
and his and regiment will without delay be comman
Gated By the Provost Marshal the Division Commander
concerned who will order him to be brought to trial soon
"a possible for the violation OF this order.
Enlisted found In either Of the thee cities without
proper authority will be arrested and kept under guard until
guard for them by their Division Commander whom
the Provost Marshal will promptly notify Of the arrest and
who will hold the sui ord commanders Concerned respon
sioe for tie absence OF their
Fourth The Jet OF pssses civilians not in the mill
ary service will be regulated by the Military Governor Of
the District OF Columbia.
F No wine beer ardent spirits unless they be fos
hosp. subsistence the private Of an officer
lin either which they should be msked will b
allowed ps the guards of the bridges or ferries OF
the guard. any camp barracks in this command without
pass from the Military Governor ProvostMsrsha Of
Wellington or Alexandria to cover the stores
grA Posses granted By Division Commander must b
signed BY the Commander himself By no, exceeding tive
q n stat. whose and signatures mus, be rs
ported to the Military Of the Dsie. Of Columbia
and Alexandria.
Ssr,n Al riding driving forbidden in the cities
Of Nsshnstou, Georgetown and Alexandria Te,ms,ers
drive h-. 81 wax Orderlies will hao,ualy
de either wax ot II necessary for them 20 ride ~
a more rapid pace the direc,ios gsop" should be written
The outside # the dispatch.
Eighh While pasnr through the streets OF Washington
Geore,own Aexsudi teams leave psce equal 10
The width ofs after every sixth wagon. Wagons will
bait crosways but leave them cleir foot
pssse ger Q1ertormastos and ,ers will be held
respoasb.c Tor any violation of thase provisions by their
trius uaier lc command. Commanding officers will eco
hsi every receives copy OF this order and
uerernaers will that this order is read their team
s,er,
Ninth The Military Governors and os,aar.hsls Of
Wssh ou aud Aexsndia viii to the strict and sys,sm
attic enforcement, Of the above provisions
Tenth Eic CORPS aud Indepcnden, Commander will send
orderly these headquarters 3, at II daily for orders
80 coIiu.ill Of Msjor.Gen. BAsss,
RICHARD b. IRWIN.
Captain. i. d. C., and Il. A. A @.