The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07
GENERAL FOSTERS BEPlH1MEHT.


Destruction OF Aebe0 8alt WORKS
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has elapsed since tho outrage was committed and the
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Of he resumption OF tho publication Of Tho Standard even
the Of tho assassination OF ~ editor But IL Ia
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nate Tor the success OF the conservative movement In tho
state has not occurred
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Inc schooner Henry T. WOOD, Captain Potter, arrived
consigned TO w. c. Hamilton Co. Tho vessel and cargo
were cleared from the New York Custom House agree
ably special regulations established by tho treasury
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commercial cases and which regulations have never
been repealed or rescpded The Ave per cent duty on
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inc cargo was prepaid IN New forE 'ne necessary oonds
relative To traffic with ths easmy, &C., were entered
,s,o and every ,ecur,v r.op,rsd nv the New York c
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'o'n houss omcAs ~ 10 the iestimacy OF 'ns cargo
and ~ destination was giveu BY the shippers The
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q tho revenue oucers IN New York Colonel Hsatou,
the special agent of the for this
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Of course, be obtaaed and his representative here hr
CarpsDis) required General Pscks authority before he
would grant such permission On being applied TO- Go.
neral PECK withheld ths reouired authority and IA m
reported on the sub scl eusued between
General 7. and house of W. g.
Hamilton 4 Co. IN tins CITY The rssus remains a
this momsut unasy sloped IL is said THAI the
Woods cargo, like those heretofore CONSUMED 10
the sams house was sbipped under TIE authority OF
regulation OF tho treasury Department which has
never been repealed nor rsscnded and that the re-
can't spocal .eablsned bv Colonel Hsston
for thu reysuuc w.rr never iutsde 70 be con
strued a. 70 sppy to legitimate trade like that setab
shsd BY W. & Hamilton Co. between the port Of New
York and Nov tsrn This view wAs taken BY the highest
military authorities In the denxrtnent prior 10 The ART
val Of MAJOR General Peck who undoubtedly impsllsd
ssLs woRks aoyEp.
few days since CANAAN s.hsnsr The Eighty Nth
New York. iIh smzh dttachmsnls cf the Hundred
ana tlr, ana one Hundred and ANA And
his s~n visited the sale works Al Nsgs
Head tCurr destroyed the works. which were
supplied with wrought iron pans and about kundred
bushels sst Tie salt procured from spr lngs which
pumped Qua and the water thrown
throw rom the ocean. Tho enemy were maxi ug about
one hundred nfty bushs psrsn,ght sending across
Currituck found IN canoes 10 Corrtuck Court House
where II sold $50 per ousssl One mako
bushes per night. Captain >chancr found rebels and
the work. were Destroyed without opposition.
IsAyr o, ARxScg
Lieutenant Colonel > " FELLOWS, seycnteoDth hassa
enss,'s so'an.ees Llcatensnt colonel j. !" chamoers,
Twenty tnrd Massachusetts Volunteers, aud MAJOR r. &.
Jameson. fhih Rhode lsiand volunteer artillery have
been appointed permanent commission ~ the
papers presented b, o'toors overstayns caves Of so
ders WAS exceeded from proper and sunic-nt canss
vr,fiicAuoNs offtcrKs
MAJOR General Pee. hrs appointed military board 10
examine the Csacsy, q0sincsons propfieiy " conduct
~ may BE- ordered before II. The following b the DO
,ai Tor he b"srl:-br'zad'er General l. \. Palmer
United states volunteers 'oiche /. l. g. An"ry, seven
tecnth AN-schDetts volunteers COLONEL SinOg H. Ait
Inird New York cavalry. colonel IA. T. Sis-on, FHh
Rhode iasnd artillery First Lieutenant, : fulsr third
New York artillery.