The New York herald., 1863-06-18

pressed into the service civilians OF the coored persua
sxemption papers 10 protect them from this forclbe
Volunteering" And quite often, too, the ''press
~. as s weli saows sna. the ) genuine
odirahand soldier has enjoyed only limited advantages
,ug aud spelling i may be easily imagined that .ne work
Of tecypherng passes has no, ne on smoothly or rapid
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negro civilian TO his camp, and then his pass, he As
be 4 not A.a case occurred ssss ssS
south carolina volunteers, fArnipg in charge Of a
pran snu sqrad u S o. men attempted negro famed
nSs ssbStsS 30 ns spoy 10y Of Abe cap'a Ford
sse 70 read sn wSGa 5sp 10 out attempt
seeding. and " sti deot Prince ebecvd 70 This pro-
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ss,'es 1s.s sS,S one Ave socasisaed bis death
aiely put . sninutes lhe sergeant ga was mmed',
wp .he seasean, renans 70 be seen. steps have
step = caken far az have learned, 70 naoeurate
AZ % erng HIM 70 trial The officers Of tho regiment
~<pltarly some bat open TO censurs for permitting
eaSMs a! about without an officer with them
@ read passes with orders 10 arrest men who bave not
such passes, the poor gnersDi negroes cannot Trans
ha We neglected to notice tho camp Of Companies N
Captain lapgdon and d. Lteutenants Gibbs and sanger
first United States artillery, at Beaufort. e. IL has
recently reptched the tents raised from the ground
and aid out In streets the beautiful manner. No
camp in the department excel for neanees, beauty
comfort and strict regard for SAINT purposes both
sh thew are composed d old ef
the Fighting First and ache 70 get INTO the neld wsere
their ezperence discipline and skiI may He se;yice .
the country they have 80 long served have
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liant ocery OF these companies and the cd soldiers kept
| IDLE here2 Why are they not in the fed7
| MAYOR Duane, Chief Eneneer Of this department. has
been ordered 70 the command Of the engineer companies
OF the my Of the Potomac. He proceeds North On the
AagQ bearing the kndest wishes Of alb who have been
fortunate enough to enjoy his acquaintsnce.
Capt. Hamilton commanding the celebrated Shermans
battery Third United States artillery, also goes North
used up He has been III for time, and seeks
serious ameS has dragged him down We trust
| that he will soon return, restored to health
No news from Folly or Edisto Island.
append here general orders Of Interest,"
GENERAL ORpERs--NO. 46.
HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT OF 1m SouTH,
H,LToN HRAD, $. c., June IL, 1853 !
Major General David Hunter, commanding Department
oil the hereby announces that be has been tempo
rarily relieved from command OF the department, and
ordered 70 " the Aduant General United States
army for special SERVICE aud that Brgadier General @
A. Gilmore has been assigned by the President to the
command Of the Departmental OF the South.
In turning over the command 10 his successor, MAJOR
General Hunter conatuates the troops Of the department.
known 70 them and whose woftn they have long since
learned TO esmate and is the earnest hope General
se !, sS % % aDS o
aski than year ago, may be equally successful Ia
whatever enterprises General Gilmore shall be
Major General HUNTER.
CHAa G. HAlyINR Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant
Adjutant General Tenth army corps and Department OF
the South.
GENERAL ORDERS-N0. AZ.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or Tns SoUm,vo
Huron HEAD, PORT ROYAL, s.. c., June II, 1853. i
l. By direction Of the President, announced in spe
cal orders the headquarters Of the army, dated
Warrington, June g. l663 the undersigned hereby
sumes command Of the Department Of the South.
II. All orders and regulations established by Major
General Hunter. and now In operation VIII remain in full
| fsrce until Otherwise ordered.
Q. A. G1LLMORE Brigadier General commanding
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 46.
Nr HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or THE SorTH,
HILTON HEAp, PORT ROYAL, s. e., June l3 1868.
The following named oiEcers hereby announced
Of the General Commanding and viii be respected
and 0beyed accordingly tJ M
Col. John W. Turner, A. d. c. and Chief OF StaG.
Major Ed w Smith, A. A. Generahand Com. OF Musers
First Lieut.. Israel r. Sealey, A. A. A General
Lieut.. Col, R. H. jackson, Asst. lns. General
Lieut. COL j. J. Elwel, Chief Quartermaster
Lieut. Col N. Morgan, Chief Com Subsistence
MAJOR Dw ight Bannstcr, Chief PaymasteE
capt. John W. Todd. Chief Of Ordnance.
Major James c. Duane, Chief Engineer. stf
Capt. John Hamilton, IN rd " S Art Chief Of Artillery
Captain I. b. Brooks, A. ID. c.
First Lieut.. Henry N. Bragg. a. D. G. t
First Lieut.. Franklin 4. Town, Chief Signal Officer
BY order OF Brig. Gen. 2. A. GILMORE
JOHN W. TrRNxR, Colonel and Chief Of STAFF
OfcialsRAEi r. SEALy, First Lieut. Forty seventh N.
Y. Vols. Act. Asst Asjt. General.