The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

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than has ye. besn undertaken the south Atlantic coast
Internationally The coming month 70 be IN evcnte QUO
4 In the history Of tho Tenth army corps.
On Thur day last General Hunter visited tho camp OF
she cosored regiment, at Smiths plantation He was
accompanied by his stai and by number o. ofcars
and civilians The negroes put through the dJnl,
N which shey havc acquired good deal u proncsncy,
and we're afterwards briefly add csscd by their original
friend and patron who ns grsteanp at their
fne APPEARANCE and hoped that he should the plea
OF seeing an army OF nty thousand black mon hclp
my themselves and the Union by hehing for their FREQ
dom Gonerll saxton also addressed tho mcnt. say
Ing that he had Just learned from General Hunter that
so 600 Springfield muskels the Nay hthcr 10 be
placed in hands tho Lyai blacks The spcechcs of
both generals received with great applause by tho
whose enthusiasm was nns ually kniled by The
display oil shoulder straps among the spectators.
Brigader General j. NJ BrannaD. who with fion. Hun
ter's return yields for the third time the command u
military department, has b en- relieved IRON duty with
the Tenth army corps II. salts Today in tho steamship
Arago with orders 20 repor, To the General in Chief by
whom ne VIII, without doubt be assigned 10 comm nd
the Army OF the Potomac under h,seerans ny hts
social qualities and by snal daring On the battle
field les than by his imparaly nd uprirhiness IN
esteom Of the entire command, We part with him re-
grc,'ully but capnot withheld the expression of
admiration hs soldery qualities. and q the with that
in other hclds he may attain position To which MS
abilities entiilc him. is departure rom remo.s 'ns
morning tho occasion IL q very gratifying de-
nonstration on tho part Of the officers Of thnt pest
In company with CAPTAIN steainan, Of the shc navy,
and the members Of his sin, General Hrsnnan Was ~
co,,ed his quarters TO tho steamer wyoming BY tho
officers OF the entire commnnd The cavalcade was Quo
of the most imposing witnessed IN BEAUFORT On tho
do,k assembled immense concourso, who. after
bidding him an a'eci,onaio adeu gave him nine hearty
cheers steamer away Arriving at the flag
ship Wabash, the General yaid hrs respects TO admiral
Dupont and, after cordial Interview with tho TN crs OF
that noble vessel camo ashore amid tho dcac,ing echoes
and the binding smoke oI farewell salute. We believe
In General Brannan. AS soldier he has been prompt
am, faithful IN the perormancr q every sny aud 80
commander he has dHpayea abilities which we trnst
may not longer remain uDappreclaed by tho powers at
! Wa abingdon
seres orders issued by General Hunter TO the members
Of his staG prior To hs departure from washington
They have before been made public hut their sound
sense as we'll as Their importance y all stan officers,
J rants their publication entire
/ wasms.roS D. g.. Jan. I, 1863
IN view Of hr probability Of an early return 20 hi, com.
,;.neai Hunter assires - rsnna he oeer-
the ,so"sny resting upon ea. Of h,% :. en.er upon
fots 70 ,ls success WI eh he isepg.gei
camp and ol.ers TN. e mat capasi'y connected win
he aeuon and study which their ielcae nature aad vial
lmper.lissy require The .espoasioy s1,ce
tho sehe which may result ZION. iniaapmehens,on Of
inraeaianle These duue. various arduous,
s and S % an 4 INV s IN e
assumes its greatest importance AMI chirl aNrH their
ndi. saa S.''TI 1s memory %ay 81 -S a
VIM constantly depend for success o. failure uron hcr
.vii,, vigilance AID lneIaesnce ,, ,.,.,
complete record Of the in which
ans as to fact. cSane ted With he ns NJ, o. Il. To-
T ~ mne a o Na s az and "pa ns n
uns,auces with uanst,a 81 orders the
puoas care u win often happen nat y III. mems. and by
couciusons avoided In ne absence o. s,ch rcod dis
atcr- remain nespa,ned investigation Is baned. censure
TIE officers General Hunter stan are therefore IN
oSsa Dssn sh Ssss care s and iresh can spS
" order NE sue s,. as no o. @s s may a from a
ciencisr Of outfit announced oncer acting
mees and have constantly N aang., rrl.ele watch
held order book Supplied with pencils and envelope and
IT, ofasrs in he field win be, far practicable II
writing viii bear upon their taco and u,on -,
r.. enSsap s% % f Be- y nSsf sa
Of the day hour and minute when received signed BY 'h'
iii IN aefsrns verbal ORDER. tho s,I,elcs VIII b
raj BY whose command the order given ~ O.
Ep. W. ssrru. Assistant Adj tant General
Since Port Royal made port OF entry the influx Q
spectators and traders has been constant and ay'd
For time competition between the new comcrs gavc
soldiers benslts but tho traders became
quantcd with each other they entered into c'mbnsios
whereby their high prices ami enormous probs were
maintained and purchasers Of every class wore com
PEELED 10 submit TO every species Of cxtorton IL y with
great justice and mendabe promptnegs that tho fol-
Living order Is issued
| GENERAL oRDERs-So. s.
| HrApouAprSRs, DrpAafsssr rnE soUrn,
Par Tas G.ns y es arssa T ss s rs
a.Y ippo.sa mon by romb,,a,,oes 81
who ha1e settled within te military l,ae. q u
contributing Thing 70 O.. s fnnd Coz u, benrht q ,he
regulations Of army i the government Of traders nhin
So. IL Is therefore ordered that commanding oeers
o. all posts within tis d'par,m,nt l"c ns Fof ho!a
ri,tne Key est aud sn,h other posts may
hereafter b. established shall At enrc proceed e apint
which councils al sra!e.aen At ,ah pos, rfs elo n
the articles reaied by them together si'h n.oios,
showing the cost prisr ~ such articles and .arh council 81
cles be sid By such tads-msn. allowing liberal mar
gn q profit 10 view q any n'es , .n,gssd ~ ',se
scrny setting their against the rtortona' Jsen a
conncils o. .!mni.tr.n are also autharssd 10 rnase
such o,hes ~ aa'ons - ne, sal .. o. -sssi 70 hs
| pro, ell - thrs" h"aaiuartfs. $500
,rs sfs Aa j. rriatei ,nd .ita.si irsas
nand. and ~ ,"irs 10 sa' sn.i =, 80 aha ~
Dur hasas 4hd ~ raiesman ~ sutrr wlo shan T. "a
charging IN eacess 81 The rats . stab sa,d sA ~ ~
Nh ~ q take bis goods vita HIN, ~ the bret af1abe %
sr The commanding oncer. ~ al re,ts vii Ne hold
stncy responsible 'het re m.n q ,hsir nand' 49, ngs
COPIES ~ to Vt n ~ prices established - hs coane'
Par III hil cmmisioned oresr. within i,parimsn,
strictly prohibited from engaging y SOY srsrs n ifA1e
AID shai w. ite duiy 81 officers commanding p9s. ~
sadrs Ana remnants = cause the iumedst a,s"o Any
Cas- q. H.trfst. Assisiant "a Dtap' ',tnsrai.
Tho following Goaihs have ocourrod since ny bat
Patrick y Conner, private. COMPANY - Seventh View
York Volunteers, lee -. chronic ~ scniery.
Peter Young, private, Company v, enty sixth Penn
| zyiyanla Volunteers, lee. ~, bsaft daeafc
| william ~c0neld Company &, seventh Connect \ vol
unteefs, Doc u, dysentery
Theodore Bowers, serecant, Company u, Neycnth Con
noctica, volunteers Dee ~. core thrnaf--dipthcfa.
l Thomas ~ lancaster, private, COMPANY ", slncty-
ssyenth eansylyania Volunteers, De- ~ Sre fcas-
isaae wiss. corporal, Company D. Ylny hfh rennsyi.
wanna vorn,sefs, Dec ~, chrsnlc dyssn,ery:
| PcnnsJ iyahfa volunteer, jan. IL i.os.
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