Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-14

ehuFsbSs esd FeligiOuS hOabas a. 10 liOe,
Of profound ptaeS.
ksgper1 Of all publis houses, eOGes
houses and dTinking AalO0aS are 70 report
their uGnes and nOnbeF5 % the OGics Of
he PrvVost NRFshal, Abd vii there ~.
eeiVa lieeAJe. and will 10 held responsible
Tor eli diSOrdsra abd Disturbances Of peace
aFiliag 10 thSiF respective places.
A BH@CIeat force will b kept 10 the
city % maialAin order and sntoreS TIE
laws.
The killing Of American soldiers BY Apy
diSOrirrly PSrJOa OF mob ts sl~Ply SaSAssi.
BAliou Of murder, snd AOt war, and will
20 regarded and Punished. Ahy house 10
uhieb such murder ihall.6s committed will
be held responsible therefor, and the
house will be liable 70 Be destroyed by
military authority.
All disorders, diSluF6AneeS Of the peace
snd crimes Of an aggravated natuEs inter.
ieEing With the forces or laws u the UnilSd
States will BE- referred 70 the military court
for trial and punishment. Other miSdS.
msGnOrJ will be subject to the municipal
authority II Il chooses TO act. Civil eauIeS
between party and party will 30 Referred
to The ordinary tribunals. Tbs levy and
collection Of taxes, except thOSs Imposed
By the laws OF the United States, arc sup
pressed, except those loE keeping 10 repair
and lighting the streets aud for sanitary
purposes. These are 70 Be collected ia the
usual manner. The circulation Of Cohted.
crate bonds, evidences Of debt, except notes
10 the Similitude Of bank notes, issued BY
the Confederate SIAteS, or scrip or any
trade 10 the San19 10 forbidden.
Il having been represented 70 the Com
mAnding General By the civil authorities
that these confederate notes Ia The form OF
baAk nOle0, are In great measure the on.
u substitutes for mOney which people have
been allowed to have, and that great dis.
IreSs would eusae among the poorer cases
if the circulation Of such notes were sup.
pressed, such circulation will be per.
United 20 lOng As any one may be iaeon'
sideAts enOugh TO receive them until fur.
Their order,
No publication BY newspapers, pamphlet
or baud bill, giving accounts OF the move.
meats u soldiers Of the U. s. within this
Department, rejecting In any way upon
the U. s., or tending In any way 10 inaU.
eHee the public mind against the govern
menl Of the U. s. will Be permitted; and
oil articles Of war news, or editorial eom.
mentS, urcorreIpOndebse makisg comments
upon the movements Of the armies Of the
Z. s., must be submitted 70 the exGwinA-
ton OF an officer who will be detailed for
that purpose from these headquarters, Tho
transmission Of all communications BY tel |
egraph will be under the charge Of AZ OH
Ger from these headquarters.
The armies Of the United States came
here not 70 destroy, but 10 make good and
to restore order out Of chaos and the gov.
erumsnt Of the laws, in place Of The Pas-
siuns Of men. To this end, therefore, the |
efforts OF all we'll disposed are invited to
have every species Of disorder QuellCd.
Aud II any soldier OF the United States
should 60 far forget his duty or his flag, As
to commit an outrage upon any per1ou or
the Commanding GeaeFal re-
quests that his name be instantly reported
to .hc Provost Guard, SO be may be puu-
iShed aud his WrOugtul act reltvssed.
The municipal authority 60 far aS the
police OF the city and crimes are concerned
10 the extent before indicated Is hereby
suspended.
All NsSemblaEeS Of persons 10 the Streets
either BY day OF nlght, tend 70 disorder and
are forbidden.
TIE various companles composing tue
Gre department Of New Orleans, will be
permitted 10 retain their Organizations aud
ARE u report to officer Provost Marshal, so
that they may DO known and not iuteFiered
With 10 their duties.
And dnally, II may be sufficient to add
without further enumeration. that all re-
agreements Of martial law will be imposed
10 long as in the Judgment ofIbe U. s. au.
ihorilies il may DO necessary; and while II
10 the desire Of these authoriueStO exercise
this government mildly, and after the
lsagns Of the past, It must not be supposed
that It will not be vigorously aud firmly nd.
as occasion calls.
By command Of MAJ. GEN. BurLER.
Go. D. STROS0, Adjt Gen. and Chief Of