The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-02

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unexpected disaster has nearly put an end tt
Yankee oyster fishing They had threatened
to burn house for every vessel that wa:
blown up by a torpedo, but the threat was
not carried out.
The Federal vessels have been feeling
sloDg up the PamuDkey for torpedoes.
THE ORDERS IN A SUBJUGATED DIS
TRICT-AN OFFICIAL PIJTUGE OF LIFE
UNDER THE ENEMY.
Afriend has placed in our possession copy
ottha Nso Regime, a daily paper published
10 Norfolk, Va, the official journal of the
department. In its columns we fiud about
sz,y orders On different subjects, and we
t,py several of them. There seems to be
nothing too low for that dirty dog Butler,
Or his even dir.isr Provost Marshal, to med
die with The frat of the Off .al orders We
] copy explain
Ev tbs BEAs. MISSED GETTING THE BANK DEPOSITS
HEADQUARTERS 18TH ARMY CoRPs,
Department OF Va. ana North Carolina, )
Fortress >'onroe, Va, Feb 18th, 1864.
special Orders No 49,
| VI. " II " Hodges having been Cashier of the
&rchanis' and Mechanics Savings Bank of
Portsmouth, In which were deposited the savings
o. me WIDOWS and orphans OF the iabOTeTs Of that
city, and having, such Cashier, been flithless 10
fb uus', and having sent away into the COnfedera.
Vthe funds belonging TO the bank, and having
Sen called upon by the Bank Commission and
Examined regarding the affairs OF that bank and
heas asked concerning 1t and declining to answer
and afterwards being brought before the Command
iE 1ehefal, and being by him duly cautioned as tO
as constqnences OF declining to answer, and put
aas at cohtemptthe authority Of the United States
sa' s,iii refused TO answer as to the means and
manner ey which, and men by whom said funds
wee a1.t'aeted aud lost to the depositors, and 80
DasiRs To answer.
Ill IN ordered that he be confined at hard labor at
foE hateras, on Hatteras island, upon the coast
Sotth Carolina, upon bread and water, with
t,wshtyfasr pound bali attached to his leg by
sadA not more than six feet long, until he answers
usqaesioRs, and that he stand committed TO the
aaiaheuse until he Is removed on board the trans
Mhee conveyed to Fort Haiteras In execution
lLis order
by Command of Major Gen Butler.
s DAVIS, A A6.
+ Headquarters 18th Army Corps,)
Department OF Va and North Carolina,
Fortress Monroe, Va, Feb ls, 1864.
spssal Orders, No 49.
VII Geo u Balne, senior Of that name, late
cashier OF the Portsmouth, Savings Fund Society,
aaa Ofmefy minister Of the Gospel, having had
us ehaf.e over forty three thousand dollars Of
ae.ahss o! said society, which funds have be en-
pt pa'1e Nehmond, being duly inquired OF by the
Sa San. commission investigating the affairs OF said
ua'.ass bihk as to the persons by whom, aud the
Meaas oy waieh, the said funds were Withdrawn
.h Dm ue BANK, and the iabOrers, widows, and OF
ta6s, deposii0rs therein, defrauded of the same.
violation Of his duty, and showing contempt for
,s~y W refusing TO disclose his acc0mpiceS In
@ naua, and saying he 'prO pOsed to suffer fol
m'.a ana would not answer for fear of implica-
sr,. We &c. oaef robbers Of this Bank, was called
n-l fxft. N,.A
Ss.yI sauloaed by him as TO the consequences OF
! snh".I'k ahsxei, and putting at contempt the
aoll'y OF the United States, and afler full delib
Ram. . ue ssid George BaiRe, the senior Of that
s"a ~ !nal behalf. or to disclose his accompiices
SIsh, "heis putting II upon the xround that II
-Efu' :. enminate himself:
,tpos. ,UaHed, That he be confined al hard labor
@N9ns ca.e'., On Hatteras Island, On the coast
usn. ~ a essol!ha, uaui he does answer the aues-
said Bank. A'' 'ooos'y Vi the f0nds u toe
sdsn,loa he, e punishment Ia put upon him I'm con-
II ise said Georsa ~ p.t. .,,
| dt usss,n., .e muse until he Is removed On board
ia .Ispofi snip to be conveyed TO Fort Haiteras.
puon OF this order
'''isaha ei Ma Gen Butler.
Rs DAVIS, AAG.
hoSss CHURCH Is Rrs FOR HIN.
hoan ssovos, Marshal's OHice,
District Of Virginia, :
0x,, Norfolk, Va, March 9th, le64.}
ssr,ss sn. as vacancy OF the pulpit Of the Pres
arof,. Ia. ch VI this city, caused by the dep0s-
a'b by,a pastor, the Rev. James II Armstrong,
The ssy se vac scaon Of the commanding General,
ffm,,, ~ -. WoodwOrtb, chaplain Of the Eth
aai fs,s.ssss. sss. volunteers, will o6iciate N pastor
he owls. orders II il not doubted that the
aA ehsass 80. o tae congregation will approve Of
kyvess e, sho cneerfuliy co operate In the usua,
tas,es. " ms church. 1'Rc church oificiais VIII
'Aers,, W aaly a. usual la their respective
CAAs n WaRLDEH,
ApRotea a. tseHt Col ana Provost Marshal.
Dy command of Brig Gen Wild.
GEO JonNsos, 4 AG.
AufocRAnc HoTlcg 10 our.
hesdq's Norfolk and Portsmouth,
spc,,o-, Norfolk, Va, March u, ieS4.
,s.A order,, No 7s.-Exusc,:
a'ias ,n,'. ,butiz, Attorney at Law. 20 called,
@ae, M ~ eoatemptu0us and abusive language
Aaukal os =, an 0f1eer Of my Stat, the Provost
= sAd.,r,asa ananouth. and having used bis means
Aaaay easssou ouf authority and % 0bstruct the
mAsa s,,s s,,sInment VI this dislytct, can no longer
ns ew /. A sn ths limits Of this command. Let
svs6ss zen here later than IL O'Clock II nOon
Apni ID, 1854.
xpwARD a WILD,
so,,- Bhg-0 Commanding.
seLS wrfnorS yAsxn rsnanlpsoa.
"ssaq,s Pr0yosl Uauhol's onAe.1
AssA., ., hessbik, VI, nss u, lo6S.
wsAen ls..s ssetloooesD, comnlooioa magnhanfe
~ isessS y aal eeo11ng pesnoaaj Deonanv
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