New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Severe Punishment for Violating Trade
Regulations.
SLAVES TO Be PRESSED INTO REBEL SERVICE
Warning to Sheriffs and Others on the
Subject.

the Sd at D. M. and sailed from thence at p M,
with merchandise and passengers to Spohord, Tiles
ton & Co., arrived at this port last night. On the
18th inst. at 1880 p n 20 miles south Of Jupiter In
let, exchanged signals with the steamship Eagle
hence for Havana; off Cape IIatteras, passed bris
George Harris Of Boston, standing 5. L. Inc
following is list Of the passengers from New
Orleans:
f. Rgnsy Mrs. j. Morgan Hall, James Harrison, beare, Of
dispatches VIM. D. Dimock, O. Cowel j. J. KNAPP , MI.
and MI MI, g TO,.cn Beach sebbD. m Epstein aud
nispt Lewis Barker and lady, w. f. Hoy u 5. A. Mr..
Abbott Plat. wp c S James BTy;n Dr. Ms
P LOusne Dr. Ccttmsn and lady Mrs. Dr. Ks,, H. shseer;
George Tco as and si M b s
Amory u S. a, NJ shabsr Richard and James Mccall ;
w. ATgs'SSPR Charlie! smith aP @ts M sSou. and
child d. Benjamin, W T. Pearson Miss Boyer and servant
Mrs s %4 M Fs'y Mr. c A. h . .nS
Glsdstone A. Dufhs Leon Bruge-, Edwin Kerr George
shelly, n. Rowey, w. II Appleton q. H. Mumford and
From H.vsna-E. Bssme', 8 Garcia, / r; sior., Mr.
psa1 IN W MS S,spn l Sp ao Children o. pa
man and servant saml White F. Z. Williams. A Ps.,ey,
h'ar iS..a .pS r Ss M 4st &
The Columbia left at Havana the steamship Morn
ing Star, to Fail for New-York on the 9th.
The steamship Mcclellan, from New-0rleans April
&c, and Key West May arrived on Thursday morn.
ing. She brings s35,O65 in specie from New-Or-
leans, 233 bales cotton from Key West aud the fol-
lowing passengers;
Mira Goodrich and two children Mr. snd Mrs Monroe. Mr
Avery wife and family Ms. smith snd family Mrs Warner,
Mrs Fry Mr Hooom- Mrs Van Of.ten and two children,
Mi. MeCswlr, Col Pefnssy Capt Duffy. Capt Latham,
Lieut. Campbell MI sidney
Our correspondent writes on the Goth: There is
It, 81 InaI Of mill, ar.r
movements in this Department since the departure
Of the Creole. The headquarters Of Gen. Banks are
at Washington, IL miles above Opelousas. Gen.
Weitzel's Division is SIX miles beyond, leading the
advance. In their triumphant march, the maiu body
of the corps have Of late encountered and mastered
only tho natural obstacles thereto spPertaning. no
enemy appearing to oppose their progress.
On the route fom Brsshear City 10 Warrington
large quantities Of cotton aud nnumerable mules
are being gathered BY tho forces composing the gar
risons The Rebels upon hssty evacuation Of the
country, fired their cotton balee, bat were uDsuc-
cessful in destroying them. Deputy Marshal G. X.
Hawkes. has seized, for confscaiion, hundreds Of
bales Of the once ruling staple.
The annexed order had been issued by Genera!
HEApeuARTERs, DEPARTMENT oY THE GULy.}
Nineteenth Army Corps
NV. OKLEANs April %. 1861
GENERAL Orders No. 3a.-kesiateIed enemies OF tho
United States hereby ordered 80 ssye th Department
before The s'h day Of Msy poImo The Provost MAJ
order. ~ Command Of hiscT'O.a.Tsl bANhs.
RICHARD b. iEwiS A. 4. General.
HHADqUaRTEKs DEPARTMENT ~ THE GrfY,
10TH ARNI CoErs, NEw ORLEANS April ~, 1888.
GHsEn.L Orders. No 80 1Aoy person whe 'hlll be
m-nt furnishing supple, TO the eDennss .! tue United
States, in arms, shall 'uner the penalty Of death
RICHARD b. laws. A. A. Gsper.i.i
HEADQUARTERS, DIPAErNKST oY rny GuD
10TH AEsr COKFs New Orleans, Apri 20 1863. :
GgsEEAL OkDHSs NO Nv, q. Betertow. convicted by
evidence and confession Of raodavotJ violating INC Iesga
too. concerning in this Department by concerning
articles eoADand Of IN barrel. catered at tho Custom
House barrels Of beef and by Other fraudulent y'oon.
of the sane regulations with the intention Of Transporting
them. wilhoa, authority. TO the enemys lines sentenced
by the commanding genera Of Tits Department TO pay hne
ii $500 appropriated the Improvement OF the
City OF New Orleans. end mpsonr..nt OF yesr At
labor in fo Pcsens for ,ae esneht Of nc United
RICHARD b. IRWIS. A. A. General
HKADorAKIEks DEPARTMENT or THE cur,
NsETEKSTH ARMY CORPS. OPkLotAs {
GENERAL Orders No. 3l-The foftun., Of war have
placed Ia the hands OF the ConusDding GENERAL military
order dated at the headqus Of the iorcrs south Of ed
kver Newlberia ysnosrS ~ boJ' IA which Ia conformity
the Government Of the state tO uto ts ie'ce slaves
and other property TOT the defence q the State and IN pur
u ths powers by the insugent Government
the officer commanding the District of estsn Louisiana
the shens OF the 'eveis particles aye directed to forward
with the shortest possible delay to the named
statement and de,c ption Ct all able'Ooded male slaves
bet tn OF 10 and 80 In the several p.he~
designated, the names Of their owners, and Tue localities
| where .iicy reside.
IL is apparent that the purpose Of hi. order is effect
general Of slaves Of the Rebel military
p,wer against the Government Of Ia. United State.
Notice hereby given by the Commanding General OF the
Department u the QUIZ sseniing tue Government vi he
Unted States that Shefhs other who comply with
thi. order vi" be hed aud uessd as enemies tLe 1osea-
men, and subjected 10 all The consequences OF armed resist
Negroes no desire to escape the intended consehpon in
ltene Ina
o the Government now aud forever the Flag OF Union and
Ey command OF Msj.-Gsn. BANKS.
| R.cHAmD b. IRWIN. 4. 4. General
! EKADQrAETkKs DEPAErnNsr or the Cur:
| 18TH ARMY Corr, DrkLOrsAs -,pln ~. lBtJ.i
GENERAL ORDEhs No 2J~lI" .Glssncies oil the service
aud the safety OF the troops mpers'ey demand that the
where Necessary deaehmen' special duty ale oTacfed
| by superior ohcen.
Tne the upon the march, struggling
for the purpose OF pase and punde IL all ofen'e made
with death BY the articles OF war hs hoaor oi
flag aud the safety 81 the vino faithfully discharge
auy demand that tns iaw DO eniorc.d aud the Con-
sndns O.ne'sgv- notce sbsoute and positive ha iLi'
punisDiHent WA be executed those VI ~hH'
gnd VINO violate the amy regulations and d'oof tue
SERVED by inehcnsa1ir add atrOciu' at, of Ih lind
officers q Whatever ado VINO shall allow bo men Of
their respective cODnads leave c line Of march or The
camp without authority, will be .nuinay aud di,honoraby
discharged the seyiee unworthy to participate Ia the
Triumphant march 81 this column Tue IL now huLGiods
Of nrs IRON ats bas. Of o9eret.o.. ia the oDrny
The campaign may made oi ~ mos. crrdHbe Of he
may dgrace tho uO0. and di.houor tne eoauty.
The Conn snainx G,usIa I'm. ais 10 the officers ard men
reflect upon their petition, 20 CONSIDER teiT dOty ana faith
July discharge tue obg iOus ich rect upon ths aud H.
o nn.r determined 20 execute the .are,t sentence Of
military law upon wo base briiay tho service
dsbouof t-ir country ~ this regard Whatever may pro-
petty sy necessary tho uppou tn. army. may
pfostited ~ support iac Rebellion win be iaseu by me
.vcrunra and due reputation viii be therefor Bat
do not upon women and chidlcn. however. much
aud ln way tie, msy eued. Our coatst 10
u ith tie o. aud the arHie, VI The Rebellion.
information has been received ~ these headluarters tia
ia, lives OF oicsrs wei 81 the uo have
gcreI by unsuhole5 end ciaA dischsge OF hfs
ans b. persons engaged ia pssr. Notice l. given TO all
in fl..a
viii be held sonsble Tor tho their
and that such offence, will be punished with the
p,.soriDed by the nriciss THIS order 10
matter fof but will be rsdly spercsd durigg toe
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