The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10

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Mr. William H. Staner,s no.r.ecn


mrai, everybody the gut rix for their appear
ance Az the Fulton came to an anchor the ma
orty OF the officers who or this department.
on shore and were very cordially greeted AL tho
ra's-Heckman. Seymour, Scanned, Vessels and Sba.
er-were on shore, well colones, lieutenant colo.
nes majors &c. Towards evening the Fulton left again
fer New York
RELATIVE TO MICRO INVESTMENTS
IN this department, which, according an act Of Con.
gress passed at the last session. provided States
authorized TO send agents the In rebellion to re.
crut negroes, Major General Butler has issued the follow.
ing
General Ordeys-No 9o
= HEAnorARrERs, DEPARTURES or VIRGINIA AND(
n. MonTs oanoL,ra y In THE FIELD august
the quotas of the several States settled rule OF
There are nnd ed regiments this department suteens
he Most ne e se no
ace for military duty have either helpless parents m
the Soldier be supported BY government direct.
an the states provide in some form BY law either as
wor Gr y e ss nn Oh %
This burden of supporting the families Of coored soldiers
1 so.n q n United States whose wards and charge
The military administration ~ this department in enlist
families shall not suffer and Ibis aid s Tins s made
part OF he pay OF the soldier But these soldiers have en-.
NOW, however, en'is, recruit and throw
pon United sites ana are :. 'as % same ,ss pawn;
What eusanee shall the Uned States have for the good
OF the service OF the recruit obtained b large rewards
n s so T my Sn III. Be 30 9 .r II is
ar resur 70 few statistics the report q The sa
0a sssao IA % s % which a
nG one r Wes se u s G as 1 e"rs
s.2is Of when hare been enlisted in this department.
o9ai'e .oldisrs put ass@sats sssurs
h sa r mot Se pa Su ne ~
can ces ~ TO, o. Il I h,. haunt, , A 10 ,,a a. -.
S Srnad tn the woSS odep n and 'AA a0' % pa''
payments from time to me Of the iusismen,s Bounty
WIN al the Il, which The utmost 20 yiSilan;s and care
iact that as l.mentage true large PORTION Of the
can BE- sop.a sMsa s M not man All o Viii
ALL e %, proses se from the Infinite ngenn, Of fraud
Therefore 70 provide for the families o. the coorsd Re;
states as far as may be- from Tie bnrsen Of supporting
s pa to anG Il. h h % m o h s an Ss
S1s 4. s % e
Of one hundred dollars third Of he sum agreed q bs
% s that o. sum =. S The b bands /. e @ Bs s sn G
same proportion for any less time And no mastering ON.
w sfs he % as %
a. e he df dfs&Gis WITH Rim s ne as roe
by this order has been paid the satisfaction Of the Super
ehs bur S ens S i o @ q
such payment certify the roll that the recruit s not v
H. The amoan. as paid to he en-, of Recru
@f To RI ilf
. ad ., s families a % nesTo % ,ns
6e rc,arne 10 SAID supcrn,enea q Nero AGa On iha
yonch e accounts or ,he Superintendent OF Recruiting fos
And lhe supern,endent Of Negro Affair. wnl account
n@oan ree 70 s we'd nd 81 hm '
III there are analed 60 cred regiments II tbs dspaI
negro person Of sxeen 6, shall
&c o sr mp 70 re oa Of S IN
msnner whatever wiihout pass from these headausrter,
o,her person. aid permit negro
a. as % o. n Of s 70 " VII bs
e on I eeSrs e rSvs a. oos y
The Superintendent Prison Labor at Norfolk And
any master Of steamboat schooner or Other vessel he
s.e an rad "a q a s % sS isa % s
ass Of the destitute negroes supported BY te governen
win be carnps OF Instruction and disc pine
ss fd q
o w Re IRON IRON e BE- 70 onrs s upon
wecky reports wIf be made these headgoaries. by
ds slss. 9 wElss hsy SrSss u.
ocers vii s. 4e,asd from time to ,lm- upon applca
thcse headqartcrs therefor for the Of
ins,ructing these recruits . - :, nrr,r,
K s. DAVIS Major and Assistant Adia,ant General
lhose are at present upwards Of seventy recruiting
agents Norfolk alone, besides those In other portions
OF this department.
HOSPITAL STEAMER BALTIC,
Captain Jef Maury commanding. arryed here on Stnr-
day from New York and will take load Of sick aud
wounded to Philadelphia this afternoon Captain Maury
reports singular phenomenon. On the night OF Thurs
day the 4h inst at half past ten O'Clock. the lights On
Absecor, Cape May, Five Fathom Iightship and Cape
Henlopen distinctly visible from the deck OF his
steamer. Tho atmosphere at thst particular iuncture
must have been very cear or this strange vision could
not have been seen.
COMMUNICATION WIN DIXIE
MAJOR John +. Milford Assistant Commissioner {! E<-
change arrived here bali past nine O'Clock this mosn
ing with his flag steamer New York, Capt H. W.
Chisholm from Philadelphia where his vessel had been
undergoing extensive repairs The Major expeots 70 20
up the river either this afternoon or Tomorrow heavy
mail for tue South awaits the departure Of the Gag 4
truco.