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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, p, c., July 80, 1868.

Il is the duty of every Government to give
protection to its citizens, OF whatever class:
color, or condition. and especially to those VINO WI,
are duly organized as soldiers IN the pubic
service. The law Of nations and the us :;.
and customs of war. as carried on by civilized
powers, permit no distinction as to color !, IN
the treatment of prisoners Of war as publlc
enemies-to sell or enslave any captured :. per-
son, on account of his color, and tor no offence
against the laws of war, is relapse into bar, .
barism and crime against the civilization OF
the age. -, o. I'LL
The Government Of the United States WILL
rive the same protection to all it's soldiers; and
f the enemy shall sell or enslave any one be-
cause Of his color the offence shall be punish
ed By retaliation upon the enemy 8 prisoners
In our possession. -.
Il is therefore ordered that for every soldler
of the United States killed in violation OF the
laws Of war, rebel soldier shall be executed !;
and for every one enslaved by the enemy or
sold into slavery, rebel soldier shall be placed
at hard labor on the public works, and conrln-
ued at such labor until the other shall be re-
leased and receive the treatment due to prl-
soner Of war, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By order of the Secretary e War;.
e. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adj {. Gen.
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Instructions from Gen. Halleck.

The numerous depredations committed by
citizens, rebel soldiers in disguise, harbored
and concealed by citizens along the Orange and
Alexandra railroad, and within Our lines, call
for prompt and exemplary punishment. You
will, therefore, arrest and confne for punish
ment or put beyond cur lines every cluzen
against whom there is sufficient evidence OF
his having engaged in these practices; you
will also notify the people within ten miles OF
the railroad that they will be held responsible
in their persons and property tor any INJURY
done to the road trains, depots or stations, by
citizens, guerrillas, or persons in disguise, and
in case Of such injury they Will DC Impressed
as laborers to repair all damages, II these
measures should not stop such depredatlons'
the entire inhabitants Of the district OF coun-
try along the railroad will be put across the
line and their property taken tor GoVeernment
use. Fl. ". HALLECK, Heneral-ln-Chlef
Judge Belts, of the United States District
Court for New York, has condemned the
prizes Peterhof, Gertrude, Springbok and
Stephen Hart for constructive violation of the
blockade The value Of the condemned steam
ers and their cargoes is estimated at about Two
million Of dollars.
It is understood that Gen. Logan will be as.
signed to the command OF the 10th Army
Corps, vice Gen. Hurlburt, resigned.
DR.. Ewell, OF Prince William equity, Va, has
been released from the Old Capitol prison.
Dr. John II. Bayne, Of Prince George 3
county, Nd, has been appointed Surgeon u.
S. Volunteers, and is on duty at Fort Wash
ington, Nd,
In the case of Dorsey, one Of the arrested clerks
of Barnums City Hotel ahearing was had on
Saturday by Col Don Piatt. The inyes tiga-
ton showed that Mr. D. had committed no Of
fence, and be was honorably released from Gus
tody.
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GENERAL ORDER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Adult. GENERAL 8
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, July 81.
The following order Of the President is pub
lished for the information and government OF
all concerned:
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

YH1HE subscriber having taken ont letters o.
administration on the estate OF her oeGo :ilsa
hnshand John E. Henderson requests al those
indebted to said estate to come forward and sell
tie their accounts without delay, ana those nav.
ing is cins against the estate notified to prs
sent them properly authenticated for paynhens,
Nv son, VIM. F. Henderson, is fully aus"G sor
lied to make settlements, and pass recelpNtsN lo'
me. FM1n ihn1 u larson
Administrators Of John H. henu0i'''''
Nv 1=nOlm
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\ y Tor the hrst time introduced into '' ~,
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Ger, Jaundice, Bliousness, Eruptions Of tho
Skin, Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Erysipelus Swen
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seases caused BY impure blood, or imnerfec,
digestion.
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afflicted with nervousness.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamship America, from Southampton
~, the 22d of July, has arrived at New ork.
Lord Granville said, in the House Of Lords,
i was im7ossibla for England to defend Cana
da unless the Canadians aldodsthe Govern
sllent.
The London Times says the American news
was received with surprise and dlsappol,ntment'
hecause the retreat of Lee removed the pros
meet Of The termination of the war, but with
Satisfaction, because England had not prema-
t,1rely Welded to the Confederacy.
The Galway steam line contract has been
auproved by the House Of Commons.
The Paris Journals consider the Russian re-
CIV on the affairs of Poland unsatisfactory.
The insnrre,ti0n in Poland IS increasing:
The Russians have been defeated IN three
fights.
The Russian conscriptions in the provinces
are postponed.
Cotton has advanced from to ID, Bread
stnfs firm; provisions steady.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA. The steamer KS
cort has arrived at Fortress Monroe with New
bern advices to The lst Of August, saying that
tie Raleigh Standard denounces Jet Davis as
a repudiator in whom no confidence can be
placed, and whose efforts to establish South
arn Confederacy will be q failure.
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon Jefferson
Davis to suppress the Raleig h standard and
wipe out the Supreme Court Of North Carolina;
The Standard says "Governor Vance will stand
~ the Supreme Court, and the Standard
also, if necessary; and if Jeff Davis attempts
70 use Dhvsical force to suppress the Standard,
Davis will be met with physical force, and a
revolution in the State will be the result
The Raleigh Standard says: "North Carolina
has furnished ninety6ve thousand soldiers Id tor
this causeIess war, forty thousand of whom are
killed and wounded, and that North Carolina
should send delegation to Washington at
once and see what terms can be obtained, and
not wait for Jeff Davis.
The steamship Morning Star, which left
New Orleans on the 25th ultimo, up to Friday
morning had fair weather, and net with no
casualty but about IL 4. NJ, when gong
ahead at full speed, in fog, she struck on
Nox7 To,oov7 / he Weather Was
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.r~uo FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH
Esss ssSasfa.zaS INGTON AND LANDINGS ON

The 20 7 6 MAC RIVER--Thc steamer
KEYPORT, Capt. f. A. Rythea will leave
pier foot of Barre street, Baltimore, every Fri
day, at p. m. : or Alexandria, Washington
and landings Oh the Potomac river.
Returning will leave Washington eVerry Tues,
day, at q. M, and Alexandria same day at
a. m, for Baltimore and landings on the poto-
mae river.
- Custom House permits nust aeg patdn,a ~
freight for Alexandria and landings Oh ro'on''"
river.
All freight must be prepaid;
For frei ght or passage, apply on ooard or 70
A. NEEDHAN & SONS, ZAP Light street
wharf, Baltimore, or 70 o,o 49,,
nh 2e-tf BRODERS s. CO., Alex 3
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casualty but about Il 4 NJ, when going
ahead at full speed, in fog, she struck on
Deal Beach, New Jersey. sthe weather was
smooth and the beach sandy, it is hoped that
ale would be got Off Under the superinten-
dcnce of Captain Perkins all the women and
children were first landed, and then the men
were got off without accident.
On Saturday, the parties arrested at Green
mount Cemetery, Baltimore, while attending
the funeral Of Capt. William D. Brown, APP
peared at the headquarters of Major Gen.
Schenck, before COL Piatt, chief Of staff
After short conversation, Messrs. John u.
Tow, William ". Coleman, William NJ. Harrl~
son, William NJ Edwards and Johns. Brown,
the father of the deceased, were released
The remainder were ordered to report this
morning.
President Lincoln has net drawn his salary
Tor the past year from the Treasury. When
reminded by friends that BY putting The same
upon interest he would receive an income Of at
leas, twelve hundred dollars, he replied that
he thought the United States needed the use
81 the money quite as much as any person,
and be would let it remain.
The general term Of the New York Supreme
Court has decided that the City Judge has no
4uthority to issue writ Of habeas corpus. -
This pots stopper upon Judge McCunn.
, 1863-05-05

\ few weeks aince wc published IN article, cop
led from the New Yo-k Commercial Adrertissr, on
tAe future prospects Of Bseadstuts in this country
aud in Europe. The writer took tho ground that
the revolt Of the Poles would 80 disturb Russia
as to prevent her foss giving her usual surplus Of
hycadstufs to England, and that Europe Wonid be-
come entirely dependant on the United States to
make MP the deficit. The whole tenor Of the arti.
cle in question was to show that higher prices
would probably prevail, and it was only the respec
liability Of the paper in which the article appeared
that prevented it from being set down as an at
tempt to "bul1'' the market.
In the same journal OF the a9th ult, there Is au-
other articlc OH the came subject evidently from
the same pen, from which VIC make the following
extract:
will aye to purchase somewhat moro freely OF the
Wcst than during last year Europe. We haFe IT
tie dunbt, will be much heavier customer Cp
NostSc1n % Frsnee was, indeed. al list could Sc
and the to stsTt nnase s he
he siata o e soeEs Of povs
ions always or hand, other asehelcs "ese ~ hoeE
sufficient to excite fomc alarm. foF one taahGs
INLAND ts being once more emptea ~ X
tural population, who are fastening ~ Ihoasanus
from country where the poor tiler of he soil h1s
practically rights In 1t which his 'a9usosa Is
bound to respect Hnt nc & rnmnsred " 5,sh pb.
from Poland
There can no longer be doubt OF the fact, let
| the eeason and the crops in Western Europe be
ever excellent. England and France are ar c ossi.
monihs supply Of provisions for their ysst popu-
esR geaFs IT, tne esnor s1sn1ss 1s
| Duris1er an1 the nanubc have supplied those
wants ii I g.cst at degrre; or Western prai1ies
have fuFnlehsd the residue But tns snG,msr oi
1868 IL now ce1tain to al but annhi!ase re Efaln
eeitain ports which wcre aetivsay engaged
in this trade have lately been memosaitztns tnet;
| hat 10 entire business tR for tho present
, 1863-05-05

[C0mmunicatCd.1
Catholicism Us. Secret Societies,

Catholicism Us. Secret Societies.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
I was one Of a large audience who attended the
Church of the En}v Name on SUNDAY evening TO
hear the denunciations OF the Catholic church
ngafnet sccset societies.
was Etfuck with the cunning Of the speaker, In
making dstipctfon from first to last between So
cietee approved by the church and those that Eere
not. Everybody Knows that the Catholic church Is
thrcnged with secret societies, bEohethpods, fra
tcrnities, eocia!itics and what not. The church
itselfis one great secret association from ,vlosc
mysteries al are dcbarrel save the initiated.
Therefore I WIS not surprised that the father in
his address made broad and numerous exceptions.
The Eist Of Chg discourse was, join no society
met the Fathers" unqualified disaf2robaton,
but Frcrmasonry came IN for -dsted knocks.
Aga!nst thst he quoted Pope Clements bill, con
Armed By two subsequent Pontift. and be boldly
pronounced any Catholic who woold join the roJa
craft "e1 communicate" Having myself i,andicd
the trowel and the squarc little gave particular
heed to his remarks uider this head, and found
bis only reading on the subject had been from the
The Father denounced the Irish anti.auglican
league as a eecret eocfcty, although he 1enCthtY
and noisi'y, snd with much gestieulation. opposed
Its ob}ecte.
nonnrc that iufcrral association which has had &C
mnrh TO do In our present difficulties and to which
a. many OF his congregation is attached, the e. g.
6. Uai he done this. might readily have fosgiv'
Sncictiea. a | and Trades Unions: But he was dumb
A. IN fhnt. In all his 1cma1ks hea no patriotic
pcntimcpt, no exhortaton to loyalty peace. honol
ana truth; nothing but dIy e1hoEtation TO ooeJ
The church. to respect the church, to neten 70 n
church, and s.od things unass t1e pan q. tht ths
church teaches in regard to rebellion against III
| man o. God. CT.
, 1863-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY EVENING, May 4, 1863.
The activity in the money market noticed on
Saturday continues, and the demand for money Is
large. The supply continues good as set, but cur
rcucy will have TO couc In very fast to keep up the
eupp1y. Exchange may be considered a little
eaEfer, although the previous quotations are con-
tinued-par@. buying; n sellins-~one large
house continuing to supply depozitors at Il. \
few days will probably bring down the price.
In New York, Gold opened curbstone"-at
$50; in the drEt board at 149.<, and cloacd at 149,
heavy. Our dealers paid from 147 to 14s. Silver
is worth 13ol12s. Old Demand Notes same as
Gold, with very few In the market.
M1LwAUKxE-on Saturday, the money market
IVES easy for strictly business paper. Exchangeis
very plenty, and is not unlikely to be at discount
this week.
AnEntcAF SILVER n CANApA.-A Canadian
correspondent OF the New York Tribune says !:
"You hare heard Of the great amount OF AMERICAN
silver coin which is in ciTcn}ation have inquired
and aecertained something about the quantity. 1t
is almost fabulous. Those who understand some
thing shout money matters eEtimate that IN Hauail-
ton Toronto aud London, there are at least thirty
tuus. Some OF the merchants han- up placatds ID
their stotes stating, T. American silver taken ut
per cent. discount'' A person does not really
know how poor he IS until he comes to Canada with
his pockets full OF grcenbacks.
, 1863-05-05

broken up. while many Of those who werc engaged
in 1t have been ru!ned. There may be portions OF
Silcen. Poscn and Galcia which will raisca sur-
plus during the present year, but1t must be borne
in mind that the increase in the continental armies,
the excitement, the actual interruptions to com.
merce with possible lauiue in Poland Itself, will
call for nearly every busel Of grain that can be FUR
nished from the agricultural, provinces OF Prussia
ing can be relied upon beyond portion Of the last
year's stock. The Danubian valley is the principal
resource left to Europe. aud even Is politically
dieturted at the present moment.
Il becomes the duty Of the press, particularly at
the West, to call attention to this subject. Our
acricuit1traliets are promised Ill but monopoly
Of the foreign grain market for 1874 and 1t may be
for rcasR subsequently. The Polish insurrection
rot only ands the powers Of # esteEn Europe snih-
ciebt enp1oyne mt at their doors, but 1t puts
very considerable moral weight into the scale OF
the loyal North. to EAT nothing Of It's more mate
rial hene1ts 10 the shape of tolid cash. Looking
at the more remote future, 1t can hardly fail to
drive hither some hundreds Of thousands Of indus
t1ious people who vii! add still more largely to
our Htalth and unNel "A a nation
, 1863-05-05

this naartes rt19rt az subject to &c storage, uhica
i raid By the buyer, S1e5n<.Es q ne price paid
rnad< IN 'rhseA tAe seller ray:* tae sforage ~
1rrttd IT. O. b." or " free Of storage" Al Hour
,ales are quoted as deirt7ed,'' phlsss oth<ru1.<
ttdted.
AoSpAr EVENING. May 1. 1858.
FRE1GHTs-Actiye and firm. The engagements
were as follows TO BEFFAIo:--schFs: Peoria,
Scandinavian, 4. Whitman, Lafnmls, John
bridge. Rejected Wheat at 9hc: Gondols Brown,
echrs. C. j. a1asiIl, New London, J. 8. yewhonae,
Msd1s9E Nd FG ss sna ! 5s Msssen ae Fscs eth
Queen. On with oats .. C. 10 o.-z:hr. u.
1a1 VIE "hf3 4 M sshE Tfts
Liec, with Com. at9c-canaaa currency, or lie to
Montreal.
$115. via Lake to buffalo. and thence bY rsi1. To
OglenshuIg. 500 bE1s Flour IT 10c.
FLoTRSReseiyed, 1i,5so b1!s; shipped: 4 e95
hs MSIsf S5 aas %bss ss psf Sts s.fs i
1Go bsls NASHVILLE City Go on p T.: 10I brls
.'Icckpott Hydraulic spsins extra at $50: 100
sp1ine W extra at $500: 1.ctD bis :sEzeesior and
IT, ies G:1a s4ads ss Ro It e bis | sood oi
CohS MEAL-Ess;er. Sales were. 10 tons
eoarse, in buIk, on track. at $500; 10tous do at
hltaN-LfcleNfu S-GI3 Il ton. GalcS, ~ IQQs
in bulk on track at f16O0. At tho close, buyers
were offering only 81 %.
WHEAT-Received. Sc, ,a0s bn; shipped. 2s .e775
bn. Market dull and &c per bashe1 lower, Sales,
1.0GQ bn MOL Spring in etoIe at $ll5; ,pn bu
No Spring lin n. s $50 and ,010 b1 do {tn New.
bc1ry'eealI at 9?c: 35e0 bn do Tin II: & A's( at
Sc; IL .0G0 hu do lin Ncwbe1rya: M & As. and q.
Ws) all At nc; s,0oo nu DO tn North Side houses)
at 963c; 3oC0 bu do lin North Side houses) at 96e
1seG bu 90 lin \: D. Co's> at a6c: 40o eu do IN
DC: 200 bu Rejected Spring In 4 D, J. Goa aud
Il. We at SOC; 400 bu do In F. 3 Isl at IKE;
1900 bu Rejected Red Winter lin 8. S. s Co.'S at
$1.00.
CURN-Recesyed, 1s1s.5o3 bu: skipped. s35o0
bu Market declined fully 1sc = bu. Sales were: :
$3.50 hu River White Mixed ahoat At SIC; 5,f00 bu
River High Mixed anoat at 6ac; 200 bu do At 51c: :
11,tCo bu Canal Mixed afoat at i931c: 5000 bn Hood
Kiycr Rejected aloat at .s951c; 1900 bu Mixed
Corn ct Soc t. O, b IS orc bn do IL store At 4Sc
L1t co bu Co at 474.c: 1aGH0 bu Rejected Corn In
store at Acc: 3,E00 bu short receipts do at A5sc.
OATS-Rrceiyed. il. .s6a bu. Market acttse and
easier. Sales: 5000 bu No In store at 56Hc;
9E{O bu do at Sc 6D0 bu Rejected Oats In store at
64c.
RYE-Received, sls bu; shipped, ia.5oo bu.
Market quiet Sales: 400 hu M in store nt tSAc
4C0 bu Go at Tsr. BY samrst-e0 bags At 75c on
track.
RARLET-Rcceircd, 1onc. Market quiet. Salcs
By kdnf1e: 1sl bags At s. % bags At SLIT
hags at $l.12H; 100 bu No At FLU; 70 oasa IN
| feYinr at T5c-nH On track.
| MGHWNES- steady. Sales: 100 brls
At S0c; 80 bs1s do at c9xc.
| ALCQU01t-NQnfna at eQ43s1c q Eo4<
, 1863-05-05

TEX rtG wISB1ow, while coming up tho river eAs!y
Ttussas mornloE, With tE9 Eessss r IL r. nsTa
xkese SIC re1nslaed until yesterday. wasn r. ~:
Reindeer Capt. kteler. pulled Ae oE Vae u ~ hae
sfs ssas.sea Il te 9 1 q l. assss
On by other tres-i Detroit Tribune.
AxEw xkssEI ffo%T o1 swasss '1eu Luz "aa'
NV STKAxlE-A side wheel steamer. catLed the
Yonag AmertcA. arrived as Det.eit o. eraa ~ ss, snn
frg on Il nats.
Y- TIE following vessels cleared from Buffalo. for
Chicago on tie 18th ard 8oth April and aisy 1ss Prop
oneIdA, Adrlattc, Ga1ena. Da'lgeE state Iowa. Tug
Watson: Bark Sam Ward: D,ie sticalgan. 6nEdner-
ohegan; sch1. Golden Harvest. Essex. Eleanor
Star. Racine Eetchum, Empire State. Live Oak,
Clarabel. Syracuse.
~The fo1fovtpr Tessels cleared from Cleveland,
tn IN the is. inst: Bark Orphan Boy; sehr
Pctra1. .-....,,
tN The following Chicaso vessels fasaeo through
the welland canal:
Vessels bound West Where fson. where 70.
Bss % ha;eins tas ass April It Koblssos. Chicago.
sesoeaet sslS si16 Dane. Henderson. chissSo.
P.opsilss I si Cleveland. osdessoh C Yin Chicago.
Schooner Hastings Be1iev1ne. Chicago
osI ptsRfh naqsS I'd As5
present week, Hcr dmensions are lI &c: over all II
s :: ST sss = !8faf
her rss.,se DOWN Gheago loaded Sish s6ess, On
PGopeer Asshsa5 she supro T. oa SS .as
change i iFsE: ths Captain hsvins 10 snewiedss y
the charge. Other vcftas Ii company with her w0uld
| on-iButalo Commercial. -
| ScuouEEH HAHxAu urr1.HE-Thc Buffalo CONNER
elal lcass bT telegraph that this Scsca loaded sts
, 1863-05-05

stayes. got lahore Oh Long Point Lako Ontario and
got Of with slight damage. after throwing her
deck load OF fstavea.
Cu1cao GO vres11z-The following vessels arrived At
pua1o from this port tho aoth nit. and LIST Inst
Prop Iowa: BARK Sweeney, Sam Ward: Brig Amazon.
Mar5. Mohegan. Fanny Gardner: schf. L. Bradley
Golden Harvest. Esse1. Syracuse.
COLLISION AND VESSEL SryE.-About IL O'Clock
last night the scov Laurel was run Into bT the
keAoorcr Dastl Todd, while sounding the bay tbaE
n:atSs the cEtrarce to our hasbor. The schooner
struck the scow ksad on. smashing her bows2rtt.
Knoekrg her fosemnst cIesn out and stavtrg larga
mole N her bows She tank In about three iuutes af
ter betcG struck The Todd Vas comparatively unin"
3nted- The Laurel Eas towed over to tho pier this
Eorutng.
BARk vessel arrived at this Dor.
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, on her return
ulp from Buffalo She the nrst eau vessel to make
the round TIP between this city and Buffalo this ses-
sou. She Is commanded bI Capt Atkins
TEE TCG CS1oN.-Thts ting whIeh V a. blown un1tst
fall has had her hull repaired. engines and boilers
put into her and again actively engaged tn toxlas
In our haEbor.
TIE TIC McQrExv-Ths tug is nndersou. c1teu-
size rerairs-havng new set Of boilers pla:ed in he:
aud about the end Of the week will be good rnnn1n.
tim.
ASxw PaopK1LrR--Ac curiosity In naval archttec-
tute might haye been to day At Btoilows docE.
OF 5; tons burthen She halls froE MactInac, where
ste was built aud il commanded by Capt. Hnrlout.
Her engines are four-horse power and with the aid oi
eau can make about etGhl knots al bouE. Her cssSo
| consisted ot 500 packages offsa-
| CANADIAN xPRopK1IKRs-Nen note the arrival OF the
Canadian psopcllers Bristol aud WhtDy Of BrccSyte.
| They will 1oad here for Montreal direct
| NOTICE. TO 31As1sEEs.-The following notice viii
iefozm mariners rega.dicg the change In position Of
ushte at Ps!rt Pece Light house. This Is OF Xreat I'M
portArce to the Commercial community one vessel
thtoushignofance OF the change aShore and ssv.
eral other vessels IN company would also have gone
| ashore had they cot eeen the dlsastes which hap
Peued.
NOTICE. ia hereby given that and after the lstA ci
APRIL ners. the ht exhibited On Feles 1slsad ae4s
show blight red and thar ou Pc Int Pece reef will be
altered to vhlte Light Captains apd Plets Of vessels
win therefore beas IN mEd, that In passing M the
Lake tho white light III be the stasboasd as and
| the red light On the ta5boA.h eide.
| By order Of the Commissioner.
r TRrpkAr. Secretary,