The New York herald., 1864-12-06
MILITARY ARRESTS.

Repatriation OF EO0Ghcrn Cltizens-Ar-
rests by tho Police. DC.
The working OF General Orders No so and No. 93
from Headquarters Department OF the East has assumed
phase aud one not particularly agreeable to part
OF the Southern element the city Seven hundred
appeared up present time registered
names; and tho orders become generally
known, and the necessity Of their being obeyed be-
comes more apparent, many more win doubtless come
forward but there quito number who have acted 10
direct violation Of these orders, showing wifu disre
gard OF them which aud Will bring into trouble
It Is the intention Of Major General Peck carry
these orders TO the letter. and TO let one from
whatever escape the Obligations incumbent upon
him. In accordance with this determination he
has the whole police Of the city, well large
number or detectives ITO aid HIM In srretng out and
report.
The following ordor issued to the Superintendent
had fed before Is could be served which shows the
cessity q expedition and caution In carrying forward
No p.rrd1sS n. .ss sSss Ds
Hon Joas 4, KnsssD1; super nsendsnt Of foiss- -.
p!lssss With Ssn:r.i order. Xo. 20 I'D u s.aase Ya
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= Stutn,an. Nashvile, Tenn
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Another list OF thirty four given to tbe DO
asd brought up for examination Some wsre found 10 be
proper persona who had not heard or existence OF
the order others, Of suspicious intentions
needing Watching whe three or tour evidently
sought TO evade the hw, and will be likely change
qusnces attempting to evade wiz follow WI and sure
upon every such attempt, aud o. be hoped the
a. once II they wish TO avoid tho fsto OF who by
holding back cast suspicion uon themselves render
themselves liable 10 arrest and Imprisonment.
Mr.. Hiram Cranston, OF the New York Hotel has 1
adopted plan for drawing tho attention his guests 10
Ae General Orders requiring them register &c which
both simple and efficient. and which ell hotels would
DO Well TO adopt He has had both orders printed in
request that the guests OF house comply with them
once These he has distributed 10 prominent places
themseves the plea OF ignorance Every morning he
also sends IN list OF s,utherners arrived during The
be able TO escape. city won not again be thrown
into such terrible state or excitement that whica
We have 80 recently passed through.
OF the Corsica, Bound for
ARREST ON B0ARD--A PAROLE vIoLAroa sKI2xp-A |
SON OF eEEseAL DSAURsoAKD SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN ON BoARD-ExoIrEaEsT AMONG THE
PASSENGERS, ErC.
recurrence Of tho exciting scenes OF two years ago
when tho Secretary Of staos order 10 imperative
regard TO the sudden departure Of citizens avoid
he then impending draft enacted yesterday tho
ang OF the Corsica for Nassau. BY order OF General
,x the Cossica, bound for Nassau, and which left her
wharf 9, tho appointed hour was sgualed whe in tho
tream on her way out 10 hesve 10. This was q, once
ompicd with, and boat, with officers from Mar. |
bal Murrays Office and reporter from the HERALD, at
nee put or and rowsi alongside Considerable c0mmo.
on occaeoned by the order snorc, which
not at all lessened whom the ocers got board and
ecared the object Of their mission This In effect was
Institute an examination among the passengers aud 10
y an embargo on such among them might be recog
zed implicated In the late attempt 10 dre the
~, and upon such others N are known t. !
10 police and suspected Of too ardent Southern | I
rocvities. Thore immediate aud most prompt =
srsbang on tie passengers the deck of tho vasss
ID Though the oncers were sharp and fJ,t TO thair
Isness, there FAINT 10 be found with of the
irty. with the exception OF young man, who, bail
x boat, eudeav0red 10 escape from the vessel He
AZ at onoe pursued and captured, aud subsequently
-uught TO General Dsxs oice where due dspusition y
as made Of hin for the night Ibis party was more g
igtteued than hurt ard but for the open ATTEMPT
cate 10 nsht bave evaded tho deectpn bat he had M
svi0usy hs parole and this induced the skedsd
whch led 90 nis arrest and probable consignment as
low csrive with Roger A. Pryor ia Fort lafayette
There great the deck OF tho Corsica q
he the officers board but evident desire 81
rveded nl 10 vet through the ordeal at and CO
ave the suspected to their iao, and for themselves "a
beyond reach OF the tiugle OF that bell AZ Washing d
o manilulaed By Mr seward. The skcdadde n one
nnng them diverted the o.cers and they started In
fsut they sp alec tho vessel that she tree aud
bile cloeed boat upn The
rsca fast steanng down the bay bouod for Mas