New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

cal purposes; ard they Will only dispose Oh sush
articles upon a certificate from Surgeon In The
United States service, approved and countersigned
by the Cornmandant of the Post.
Merchants may, however, by special permission
from these Headqust dispose of to commissioned
officers OF the Army or Navy Of the United States,
liquors or wines by the care or package, providing
ALWAYS that the original packages nre preserved
intact, The selling, keeping, or exposing for sale
of any Intoxicating drinks by any merchant or cti-
zen, except above specified, Is strictly prohibited.
ANY infringement of THE order will cause the entire
suppression OF the establishment Of the offender.
seizure of the property contained therein, and the
imposing Of such other penalties 40 the olense may
warrant.
| General Order No. 46, ifsued July 5, 1862 and
paragraph Of General Order No. 81, issued Dec.
% 1862, from thesc headquarters, referring TO The
So OF intoxicating liquors, are hereby revoked
| WILL The Provost Marshal is charged with the
enforcing Of this order. lie will also establish ut
snch points Of the city as he may deem necessary
permanent sentries, who will that good order u
preserved in their respective localities keeping III
all times u sufficient reserve al the ProvOst-Guar
| quarters 10 meet any emergency that may arise.
| The Provoet- VI arshal and Officer OF the Guard
will WHIT such posts frequently, during the day and
night. Violation OF paragraph = or j OF this order
will subject the offender to iino OF 10 Tor the first
end 5 for each additional ofense. Inc proceedings
OF all trials Of the ProyostMarrhals mast be submit
ted 10 these headquarters for approval All orders
or parts Of orders issued from thee headquarters IN
any manner conflicting with this order, are hereby
rescinded, otherwise are in full force.
b, command Of JOS 5. MORGAN, Cob Goth Ieg,. N. Y.
| w r. WooIIxY 10, Lieut. and Act. Post Adj,
DISLoYAL PERSONS REQUIRED 10 REGISTER.
| HsADoVARrKRs Island Of Key West,
| L. . BARRACKS. Feb H. 1908.
| GENERAL ORDER, No. 9.-All white persons, re-
siding within the limits of this command, having
husbands, Sons OF bothcrs in Rebel employment, or
who have nj any time declined taking the Oath OF
Allegiance to the United States Government are
hereby required report in person to these head
quarters, on or before Tuesday, the 18th inst, and
| reg ister their names.
! BY command OK JOS s. MORGAN
W.T.. wooLLrY, lot lieut. and Aciins PO., AGj,
RELATIVES OF REBELS IN ARMS REQUIRED To
| LEAVE.
| HsApeuARrEHs. lsIaSD or KRr WEST. Fla.
u. =. BARRsCks, Feb. IT. 1893 J
| GISIRlL ORDER, No. l0.-ln accordance with
| Instructions received from Headquar Depsrt-
men Of the South the families Of all persons white
residing within tho limits Of this command, who
have husbands, brothers, or sons in Rebel employ
ment will hold themselves IN readiness 10 embark
on board Of the frsI available transport for Hilton
Head, 5. c., with view Of being placed within the
Rebel lnes.
The heads OF such families will report In person
TO these headquarters without delay. Due notice
will he given Ne 10 the transport and time OF sailing
| Nv cou1,.nd Of JOS. g. MORGAN
- COL Goth Rcsin.nt y. i. Voil, Commanding Pos..
| W. WooIIkI. L., Lieut. and Post Adjt.
LOSS OF THE STEINER SWAN.
Tbi. steamer leh Key West on the 9th ult.,
bound 10 Sew-Orleans She experienced fine
weather until tue 9Th, when the wlad r0se 10 d
perfect gale, aud was Obliged TO run before IL. She
commenced leaking and all hands wero puf 10 We
pump and battling, the water steadily gaming. All
hopes Of leaving the ship had now feiied, and ,he
cAiltan gave orders 20 launch the liie-boats, of
which there were TWO. INC captain and twelve
men goi into and pust ell on, and were barely 80
Zee, from the vessel when she went down. TIE
night being dark, nothing was seen of the other
boat and it IL supposed that it was either swainpcd
in launching or got foul, and wen! down with tho
ship. no. ,,,
and sea was shipped, nearly swamping The boat
They caught turtle during the day. which was the
6rst food they had tasted since leaving the ship
having brought neither food or water. Feb. l.
made land little below Cage Roman, landed, dug
a we'll, aud succeeded In finding bracksh water.
which had been causing them much suffering, hav
| ing had nothing 10 drink previously except salt
water.
The next day the fret mate and n coal-hesver died
OF starvation and exhaustion. On the "a inst. found
a few raccoOn oysters with n blanket for a sail
they succeeded In reaching Calc Sable, iaigued and
nearly fam shed, il being elk days since the ship
went down. A party set out and found the settle
ment Of Mr.. Davis, al Palm Cape, at l o'clock in
tho morning, where their wants were kindly cared
for. Mr. Davis lent tbom his sail-boat, In which
they succeeded reaching hey West on last Sun
day morning The swan was prlze recently sold
and bought here by William Curry. bio was
valued at $50, 600.
PRIZE VESSELS.
The following is list Of prizes now in hsrbor
Steamers Ada Pearl, Virginia; schooneIs Alicia,
BY George Agnes, Francis Irier, Label, Dart,
Courier" Threcsis Comet, Lily, Adventure. Cav
mta,' Diana, Rising Dawn, Two Sisters Her
mosa,' Kate Msria.- Margaret; sloops w. T..
Chester Flying Fish, Good Luck Broken
bougb,' Avonger,' Julis,' Ellen Silas Henry
Brave, Boa, Pnss.
RrCRUITINo-11mS oRoEs IN HIGH GLrE.
| Col. Montgomery ofKansas fame. arrived here
with the Ninelelh Regiment, on the ID inst for the
purpose Of obtaining recruits for the Second South
Carolina Volunteers, nor has he been disappointed
IN his expectations. Nearly 2OO recruits have been
obi aimed up to tho present time and tho cry Is
still they come"
ARRIVAL OF THE CREW OF THE GUNBOAT
HATTERAs AT TIps PORT.
The crew Of tho guuboat Hatteras, arrived at this
port this morning, from Nassau. They were put
| ashore by the Alabama, on the bahamas. In their
engagement with tho Alabama, they lost only two
men.
LIST OF UNITED STATES VESSELS NOW IN OUR
HARBOR.
U. s. steamer Santiago DIS Cuba, ID. u. Ridgsly,
commander.
U. 8. steamer r. II. Cuylu. George +. Eum0u'. com.
u 8. steamer Rhode Island g d. Trsnchsrd commander
u. g. ship Guard" VIM Lee Hays, Acting Master. eom-
Ts Survey .';ua yI.u. Edward Gord.I. commander
ship OF Acting Rear Admiral 4. Bailey commanding East
Gulf Blocksding Squadron.
u steamer Mssnoiia. Cbs' Potter, Acting Master, COM
q. s Steamer sassmor- Earl English, Li-u, Commanding
u. b. guard schooner Eugenio, VIM. MoChntuck. Acting
Mes,eT. Commanding.
U. g. schooner Beaaregard, p. M.nds. Acting Ensign
U. =. ordnance ship Dale. O. Barclay, Acting Msstsr
rLa ,Ia1fs',, q, Ia, o,l,, g..r., N p.,,i., ..u,,