The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-18

ted 70 60 on board Wtth09& pAsSpoft shall b,
hstd under arrest. AUDI A1l1l dk guard shall bs
placed on and abou. such N1 until she aals, T.,
enforce the requirement. s6 Is Under.
| Passes by the Special Pr6t z11rshal or one O,
Ills depnties or by tho " h rThal of this dis
ttics. VIII bs recognised ~ 90rity 10 pass on
board any person who IL ovBf EndBr the a.e ms,
King him liable TO perform NIL y dnty, nr who ia
neapacItatsd from performing Hilary dn'y Ly ~ a.
son ef physical disqaslidcats6n
All other persons before bele allowed TO go OH
board mnst exhibit thefs r4afbrts; suth IN ara
alis as from the Government Diixati of Tie CHA.
try to which they claim alleg4I sHeb ate eli
IseGs, from the Secretary Cf ~
The passports OF aliens nglrl III all cases b-ar
evidence of having been exitni1ed st The oifiee Of
the Special Provost Marshall - Certified correct,
The passports of ei.ifens ntssysbe ef dn,e later
than July 81, lsoa or be eertia4a q CORRECT AT ts
1ESiee. .IoHS. KEssEBY,
Superintendent Metroeolitau Police,
and Special Provost Maraha.
ExfLAsArohY oap9a or AEesY sraSToa.
The following explanatory dr1er Of Mr.. Stanton
Secretary Of War, with resaran4p 70 The dettnfion
of travellers, has been publiaha4
WANDEPaRfMEvT,
Washington, D. u.s Aug y. ieda )
To M.iitnu Commdndan,s. Prgsvu Aarsaats ai
ted States Mayshais and Toist4 CtisJs:
You wAi receive herewith ansOrder of tbs War
Department; TO prevent the evasion OF military du-
ty. and Tor the suppression OF diAlpy 81 parts dated
tue sth OF August, 1861 Thitotaer. TO be efficient
i's proper execution requires the sSsreise OF sound
Judgment and discretion by the Gtc r. 10 y hom its
enforcement is entrusted ai,i. To guard you In its
execution. the following tastfacfi9ns ar. 10 be Or
served ss
Fra --Tbe orlsr eomp1;.g n s.ass oi persons.
Wig Those who afo aDoHs ieEvinx tho United
States TO evads military duty. and those who, for
the same purpose, leave thetr own State. LsaciHe
the Ua.ted &0tes uBtI tie aitflsy dfot is perfected
Is absolaisty proaisited but II tue inten-
ton Of the order to Interfere with the frsaBt fro
State tn State, or say persons but those who dc.
sign ia evaae military duty. Whenever you have
,ary duty The order will nntherise the dstenton of
any person Leaving hs own State, county, or mill
tary district.
SECONDARY psrsou detained may bs released
on giving bonds 10 De United States, with sufficient
security. in the sun II ii 900, conditional for the
performance Of military duty II he should be drafted
or the providing OF u proper substitute.
1aHd.-lmmediate report is to be made to this
office OF all persons Detained with thecase of their
detention.
Fonlh-~Yon will exereiee the powers OF arrest
and detention with caution and forbearaEee NJ as
to avoid giving annoyance or troubleto any persons
excepting those who are seeking to evade the per-
iormaIce of their duty to tier country.
fifta.-1he Governors of the respective States
are authorized to give passes and permits to their
own citizens desiring to leave tue State, wthou,
inten, to evade military duty
By order of the Secretary of War.
l.. Z. TURNEh Judge Advocate.
ORDER EyEMP1ING CcuRIEks OF LEGATION FROM
RESTRICTIONS UPON TRAVELLING.
WAR DEPARTMEST,
August 10, 1862.
The temporary restrictionsupon travelling, deem-
ed necessary to prevent eyasions of liability to be
drafted into the militia were not Intended 10 amply
to couriers with dispatches TO ani from tie lega-
tons OF frieudy Powers in tks Unitess States. AL
authorities, civil and military eo,,ssQ lenty
Qured 10 sllow such eouriers to pass freely w.th.
out let or nvesiigation
ISisnedl EDWIN M. STANTON.
Secretary of War
CoSTRABasD TRADE BETwEEH MARYLAND AND
VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Freedom arrived
ct the Navy ard yesterday afternoon, bringing %
prisoners, five sajioont., uumber of canoes and
lot of merchandise, which were Captured on Fri
day and Saturday nights last, Blackston's
lsiand-. Ga tue boats they fouad about 100 busnels
oi wheat. large humber of SACKS of salt f00U0
ciEars three chest, Of tea, boxes Oh boots and Shoes
handkerch'efs pins, needles, thread, etc; quinine,
morphine opium. and other medicines, tfuhh. cen
.aiaing percussion o.ps lot of gray cloth fer rebel
9 ii,,:eio uniforms, eto. These persons have been
engaged III regular Commerce hetn cen Maryland
AMI Virginia taking ovsr salt, etc, and bringing
back " heat.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. 0--The sick and
w"andsd Union soldiers are bsins moved away
sifi State aT sa & 1es
ing tins morning WIN tlies nunated Sex mn
.su arrived with about three hundred mostly sick,
fr.,rr tta same place They Are ALL bound for Phil
adelphla.
ner. are now at Fortress Monroe abou, 500
sick aui wounded soldiers on transports, all OF
.vhnn sre going to different place, North.
II Is Understood here that the army hospitals Of
the Potomac to be immp pliately cleared out OF
all the sick and wounded.
FROM MISSOURI
HUDSON. Mo, aug. Io.--Coi. MeNeill again
took Poyier's guarrlai yesterday Al Stockton Ia
the western par. Of Macon county. and after sharp
tight toated them, killing asd Wounding large
number and capturing many horses. The rebels
were scattered In all directions Some OF ths pri.
oners captured had taken the oath and given io,is
MISCELLANEOUS.
The statement Of the Philadelphia Press iha,
Gen McCook Was shot while kneelipg begging for
mercy s denied. The Generals Adlutant says he
WAS kneeling assisting the driver 10 manage the
frightened horses.
The Navy Department have advertised for pro
posa.s Tor building humber OF iron clad euuboais
far service in the Missssilpt fotiila They are 10
be partially on the PLAZA OF The Monitor, with re-
yoiving turrets.
ri.e bi,, gun Of the NaagatEek which tnrst dur
iag the naval engagement ia the James river,
rived at Philadelphia On Saturday onits way 10
tie West Point foundry where 1t Is 10 be re-cast.
The Canadian Parliament Is summoned to meet
On tue seih last
Gen Frank Patterson ia sald to have been placed
under arrest by Gen. Mcclellan.
Important from San Francisco News
from China--Capture Of Ning-PO BY the Al
lies.
san FRANCISCO. Ang. a-Ths ship Wes,ern
Continent, from Hong Kong. with dates to the 9Th
Of June, has arrived here.
bad haoyS y,raAt IA, han
NlngPo. the rebel stronghold had been captured
by the allies.
The French Admiral Bratsl WIS killed
fhe news from Honolulu is to tho 18th ult bat
Ia unimportant. There IL bill before the Iesisa.
ture which provides that no officer be appointed to
tue Government who cannot read, write, and
verse intelligently In Hawaiian.
The news from Arizona, without date, states THAI
Gen. Carleton with the California volunteers. had
reached the KIO Grande without opposition. The
rebel General Sibley had withdrawn biz forces from
New Mexico into Texas
The Apache Indlams attacked two companies OF
Federal cavalry passing through Mesilla Valley,
killing seven and wounding Eeteval The Indians
were repnised with great l0ss.
Butter D cents per pound No other change.
TIE LOSS OF THE GOLDEN GArE-No PRoBAElL
.lrY OF SAVING TINE TR xASURE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7.--Capt. hndson, q. Man.
camilla ON the Goth Of July reports to the agents O
the Golden Gats here that. owing to the shelving
baaeh and heavy surf where The wreck IA lying
there il little probability of saving the treasure.
He with a part Of the crew and officers, remained
~ agents of the underwriters, protecting the wreck
with the hopes Of saving additional lives The Third
from twenty to thirty persons, had not reached
Ean2Rnilla at last accounts.
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A CITIZEN OF PETERSBURG CAPTURED BY TIL
ENsMY.-Gaptai0 Charles Ledbeftsr, Of this city
was taken prisoner by the Ysnkses day or two
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