New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

n than had learned that no passport wou~ be neces'
: H.. ,hs M 10 10 on board tte steamer, and
49,, ia received information TO that effect at the
80. -. pr,yost Marshal Kennedy mp TIL 10 o'clock
..,or,av uornire, when he received u telegram
Co.., no War Department directing that all male
,assercers for California should he PROVIDED VIII
rss..s and the vessel soon cleared OF nearly all
the intending voyagsu by the MEMORABLE ponce
squad. a..
Mssn,;me persons who had taken passage by the
steamer continued to call at the Office OF the oh'eu
,.,es Marshal. where they informed that there
xss no ;mpedmept to their journey; that passports
we're no, required for travel in the United States;
tho, onlv those going to foreign country, aid who
were not positively foreign subecs, were 40 YET re-
auired TO take ont papers uider the oruei Vi '''
Secretary OLIVER. This continued I'LL O'clock ?. H.
the Provost Marshal telling the people that they
mn, have passports, and toe United St'ies Marsh"'
informing them that Il ey did not need them.
The result of this very singular want of rnanlmI'y
IN the mart of the officials referred to, was tho most
intense excitement at the wharf from which The
steamer was to sail. At l o'clock Marshal Murray
learned for the fret time that Mr.. Kennedy had re-
,nch as has been already referred to. This, no
doubt was caused by the great rush OF bnsiness AZ
Mr. Kenned,'s Office which not only oceup ed Ills
own. but also the attention Of Inspector Carpenter
and several clerks Otherwise Mr.. Kennedy, VINO
J..ires 10 act in perfect harmony with Mr.. Murray
m al matters pertaining TO the welfare OF the eonh'
try, wonid certainly have sent the contents OF the
dispatch from the War Department to the Msrshars
Office.
The steamer was advertised to sail at IL o'clock,
at which lime, however, police force, LED 10y Cap's'
Svey and De Camp, and Sergis. Young aid Hogan
boarded the steamer and put ashore upward oil iVol
SOILS liable TO he drafted Ten or IA dozen Oh that
nomber were sent 90 Police Headquarters, with
view of forwarding them to various Provos'-siar
shals who have photographed for them. They were
charged with leaving their respective places oil resi-
dence TO evale the draft.
One man, after declaring himself IN American cit
zen called on the British Consul aud not only pro-
cured exemption papers, but brought the British
Consul 10 the vessel with him. lie was arrested
however, and sent TO headquarters.
Cant. Tinklcpaugh of the Northern Light afforded
the disappointed passengers all the ad he could in
securing their luggage. The steamer sailed at >
O'Clock iGst evening, leaving about 80 passengers
behind. All the passengers who were under II and
over A. years OF age were allowed TO remain Oh
board, q. were all the foreign passengers
: STRINGENT ORDERS OF TIE PROVOST MARSHAL
TIE following general order has been addressed 10
the Captains of the several Precincts IN the Iefo
poliian district:
oyyteR or rur srrTHtSrgxprNr - rHK NETRoroLiTav(
PolIcE 4sp srEciAl PRoyosI Msi.sHst. No. s5t
BeooNE sTKKET. con. ~ hi NEv-h Aug II, o4)
GsNrRiL ORpgK, N. l.
Capt. - Precinct, -. The order OF lie War
Depa nent Of August o. relative to "ptseniins evasion Of
military duty and for the Suppression Of di'oy rcilce'
(, 10 be vigorously enforced. Al peuons, ~ airy
conveyanoe who ere about s,vinE this District viii
tie design Of eyaiing military duty. must be de-
tanned And where any unusus eaos made 10 eject the
purpose such using false aBoLsr pefsons gA'sIo
or ps. auming any disguise 4 dress osPaio1, or b.
.oiy claiming to be siisn OF IA an other ~aJ a'iemf~
to pas. By deception where tie person 10 Uncovered
second time eneesvons improperly on board Of suci
couveynuee cal o. vessel with such drsn, or wheo any
person has candeney DOT lined unt'aHo- board n suci
convey ance. vessel such person shsi be- arrested and
held under the third pssrArh o. tho sad order Of Tie Wa
Department
On the day any ve,lel bound to foreign port iprudHr
vessels TO Afpina & 10 sail sic shall be horou shF
ncd early hour snd ,ny person found board besds
proper ID Of sih vesci tie
gents o. such vessel and provided With Trorer pa
port which bss been duly certified required by this order
o. such per,ons hereby permitted 70 20 90 board
without passport shall be held under arrest. And 'uil
cn guard sh. be placed aud 5ou, such vessel until 'hc
sails to enforce the requirement.. Of ibis order
Mse evidently 90 year. ofafe females o. al and
young children q both .erc v be allowed 10 bond
on exhibiting their passage tickets without psspor- Males
csuius be under military where their oiairn
not manifest cad d3ubed be- referred 70 If ocr
or cItunson. Great must Le obsogy.i 10 prevent
imposition In such
PG,. ~ the Special Provost Marshal, Of BIZ dcpa
ties or by the United states MlL. ~ this District viii be
reco gEed su,Lory psss board who j.
under the masing liable 70 perform military duty
who incspsclaicd from performing military d4iy BY
son Of physical disquslhcaton..
All other psf,ons before being allowed 10 board ms,
exhibit their pss ports such aliens. fou the Govem
Consul Of tie country which they claim allegiance
such citizens, from the Secretary II state
Phe passports Of sienl must "a s bes' evidence Of
lving been Examined q, the Office Of the Special Provost
Marshal and certified correct The passports o. citizens midst
be Of date later than July o. lf or be certified eonoc,
al this office. JOHN A. KENNEDY.
Superintendent metropolitan Police, and
Special Provost MARSHAL
/, The --latest Passport Arrangements.
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