New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

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w .i.'d iSxy E0s. e9grsF;%xh Conn aIi Cav.
\ Bu.la l53 Y. ". l. Coswell, Mass. Cav
r cav,r, DISCHARGED private S Linton ny;
Joseph Gerard 10 \. Y.
To the A.sociaied rfe.s.
W,suiSGToS. Tuesday Sept Is lsC3
REPORT CoNIRADIC1ED.
l. is scarcely necessary 10 say that the state
mont which is going through the newspapers 10 the ef
feet iha, the President Of Mexico is in This city holding
conferences with the Government is without any shad
ow Of foundation.
FOR TIE SOUTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
The United States supply steamer Massachu-
seits will leave Philadelphia saturday next for Tie
South Atlantic squadron.
TRADE WITH DIsIoAYL sTATIs.
The President has considered and approved
the revised trade regulations prescribed by tie Secre
~ oftle Treasury for the government of the limited
commercial intercourse by the President between the
citizens o the loya States and the inhabitants o States
and parts of States heretofore declared 20 be IN insrf
recion. Tie Secretary ias given Tie most careful con.
sidcraiion to the subject. and. while many Of
the hrmcr restrictions have been removed. due
PROVISION has been made 10 prevent tho Rebels
from hcrchting by the regulations. The gen
cra supervising special agents. now Eve in
number required. after conference with The Gen
cra commanding departments when possible, and 18th
ihcr sanction unless unavoidable circumstances pre-
vent tie obtaining ~ IT, 10 designate by known geo
graphical boundaries, by the enumeration f coun.
fie.. that portion of the territory included IN thor
agencies respectively with which trade may De safiy
permitted. end report such designation ." the SecIc
taTy. Tie part ~ territory 80 Designated shall Dc
called TIE trade district and no transportation II goods
except special! provided for shall b. permitted be
yoId the lines Of such district II II slnl appear tIa
boy ond the lines of National military occupation there
j. territory within which The safif o ncocsser4,s
cnnuot yet hc safely rc-osiaishcd. then tho su.
nerv.sitr special agent, WIN TIE sanction oi ne
case without his sanction and subject to y
vocation and modification ly the - r,iaTy
may in Ike manner designate ic portion oferriofl N
iAeir respective agcncics to which goods may be pro
pefly permitted for individual and family supplies but
Tor ohcr purpose. The Territory Designated shall
be- called the supply district and goods shall hc trans
ported thereto fr r. sale except rs provide hy rcgun
tion. Authorized traders except IN the cities II Mem
phis and Nashville and such other cities or towns ns
may hereafter Dc dosignat'd by Tie Secretary ~ih the
concurrence and approval 81 the bencTal COMMENCING
the Department shall not sell goods Ia others io BE- r.
sold by them hut shall sell only 10 IeroIs for their ov
individual family of plantation ute H. Memphis SnsA
Vile and other ctes f,cr dcsignnion lfers
sci goods a. other traders fr the purpose of e
upon thccerlcate ofthc proper local special Per
cons and families residing IN these cities may purchase
supplies fCr heir own consumption ai any n de store
therein without any permit or cfrthcae hut goods 80
sold sall not be Transported ont oi the -nd ctcs VIII
out Tie permit Of tic proper olccr lpon the request
If the General cOmmaudng tie department The esiah
nslmeni OF trade st0Ios n any city or town
Of -upply dirici may BE- authorized under the same
regulations ns trade stores are established ~ trade dt
tricts and subject 20 military trdcTh But The authority
establish such stores may be- revoked ard such sior
discontinued whenever the public interest may require
H. Al proper and loyal pnots nay npriy in TIE IRE
scrbcd form for authority 10 purchase Tor money other
than gold and silver nny Of tie products Of The counir
within tho lines Of National military occupation In the
agency. except when prohibited by the General CON.
rnhndlng the department, or other special military
order: and Ia transport The same to market. on
executing proper bOid. Every permit Ia pur
CHASE or sell cotton, tobacco or other mcrcAnnGiac
within any place or section IN State
therefore declared IN nsuJcct0n after commercial in-
iegcourse herewith shn have been permitted IS the
Secretary Of the Treasury and every permit to Ian.
port the thereto. therein, on theTefiom. nhnll
clearly define Tie character and quantity ~ a.. ner
chandse Boats and vessels may be- cleared and ncT.
chandiso not prohibited may be- permitted. nom my
port Which las been blocladed but opened by proclaim
ntion upon payment of such fees only charge.
able therefor before the blockade declared but sub
ject to prescribed regulations and upon gvng bond not
10 hand discharge any Of Hnch merchandise az any IN
point except under permit authorized by tie
regulations. But no goods, wares. or merchnndise
shall b. shipped or transported iron ana out u such
opened pOrt except under permits granted upon com
pance with the regulations and local rules and payment
vi prescribed Tees.
The above are few Of the most important prov lsons
The modified regulations 20 supcrsede those Of
March 81 last and all others conflicting with them Al
permits granted and acts done in pursuance Of foreign
regulations are % be valid and eectun until the 18th Of
October next unless the regulations shall have been
received aud made known at the place Of such permits
or acts.
PRiZE COMMISSIONER FOR EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Commodore Thomas Crabb has been detached
as presiding officer Of General Naval Court Martial at
and appointed Prize Commissioner for tie
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania.
NAVAL Orders.
Commander A. G. Rhindss order to com
inand the Pontiac has been revoked and be is waiting
orders.
Lieut. Commander John H. Upsher has been detached
from the command Of the Flambeau and ordered to
turn North.
The commander Of the u. s. steamer Sun0wer reports
the capture Of the Rebel schooner General Worth,
ts way from Havana TO Mobile with general cargo
FUGITIVE sLAyEs
On Sunday morning, as a party Of fugitive
slayes thirty in number, were making their way to
from thcir masters homes in Anne Arun-
dol and Calvert Countics through Centreyil!c patrol
oomposeI Of citizens Of Prince Georges County. at
TENTED TO stop them. The slaves resisted. Some of
them were armed with old muskets, and attempted TO
ne them, bnt they hung fire, anl proved Intellectual
The patrolers then fred in among tie ingiiHes ana
wounded five Of them, two severely.
Olor parties coming TO the aid Of the patrol most OF
he slave were secured and taken Ia charge by Their
,wners. who had by tlis time oycytakcn them. Five
we're llacod Ia a at Marlboro One VI them received