The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

resouvoss has ordered the raising Of Regiments Of re
ess v f'H'as-s .ao n a.
Capt Gaddsa arrived hsrs rvn Mes yesk - the mora
two s.vs ,sas..iuss = runor hsa ss.ansd that the
Arsgo was 70 oona hess mora Inc Trsoe WIND ~.
rived oar VITA auxAlss 70 the =. II. t.4 .a--
coAOxxk v. v T. DAVE, ~ asssl45
Of the One Hundred ana Fourth Peno.yivas arrived
the Arago after short absence 20 ihe Noa occasonea
BY the severe Illness OF h wife the sscs that no dta
not stay biz leave Of absence ont particularly credit
able iussmuch as this Alrost hs drss absence from
his post for svsa day during nearly I've Year, o ser
- N. go. nAsoR GENERAL voeruR 4.w
nss .Ssa css
quaros all persons hsvss permits 70 trade here 70 renew
them before the 10th Of june and makes
the reaoWM dependent On . compliance with csrtain
very proper requirements The order 10 not designed
70 affect legitimate merchants here. but 70 root
traders who pretend be oDD meeky picking few
crumbs from the noor while they are quietly caboasing
soa s0eons and srnanG .y live !" ss.. socs ana ana
soldiers into their shanties and como out drunk 10 an
incredibly short tme-and this when officers and respsc
quinne H. IL 10 General Fosters ntentou undersand
10 ferret out all illegal trafckers OF every kind, and
people they have been throwing dscrsdn on.
The General ID also enforcing the order from the War
Department torbiddng the use Of amoulances, Wagons
and horses by people not entitled TO them. limo was 10
this depar ment when field and very likely general ON
Gers, walowng horsesss through the hos sand IN per.
mens clerks taxing their Arings In we'll appointed ambu
ances or competing for the honors Of the turf on the
second hundred Lieut. Col Hail, Provost Marshal Gen
era under General Gilmore commenced reform OF this
evil General Hatch did al he could 70 forward tne GOOD
pete Is, 20 the great benefit OF those who are en-
titled % ride. les, my allusion 70 clerks might
he considered toe sweeping, wish 70 say that be-
lieve the clerks In all the departments here to be
generally efficient faithful and hard working. and DO
not think they have abused their privileges or would
with tho best Of opportunities. But there have been,
and probably are, exceptions 10 the rule and such are
Iap bly quiverng in apprehension of Inconvenience
General Fosters and General Hatchs headquarters.
Captain John l. Kelly. Ac.iDe ouarsermaster who has
or long time had charge Of marine here
and who, believe. has mad rurlough since his ap-
short lsavs Of absence and 60 North on the Arago to
day. He has the reputation being the hardest work.
QUE Lieutenant roup, Of the signal corps, another dc.
serving officer, who has served here twenty eight
months without furlOugh, leaves in tho Arago on
lew weeks since about eighty barrels of potatoes
BY the State Of New York its agent In this department
In his absence the goods were turned over 10, Sur
rector Of the department. who made an equal
distribution Of them among New York regiments
and New York troops in hospital, much 70 tho gra
THE wRArHR n-4t
very sury-mercury At ninety degrees n the shade
highest Temperature was one hundred and ten 10 the
Bit the cool brcezes each day. and the health
Of the troops 10 relatively excellent
FROM FOLLY MORRIS sLANDH -
General Schemmslfnnig tFoiy Island has 80 annoyed
the enemy by his boat scouts that their navigation Of
tho crock in his vicinity has been almost entirely stopped
lie has made many captures and ELECTED important infoT
General Foster recently visited Morris Island and ox
mined the works there He gave orders that the fire
the city and on Fort Sumter should be increased.
IMPORTANT 0RpuR-NnrriA TO m ORGANIZER
Genrr1t OTde,s-No 81.
HEADouA RTERs DEPARTNsxr or THE SOUW,
HILTON HAD, 8. c., June 8, 1854.
As the exgences OF the require that all citizens
Of the United States should prove their aiogiancs 10 their
trial, IL being necessary in military department.,
that every male person capable Of bearing should
bs the
service for the Department Of the South be
by instructed and authorized TO enlist and organize into
companies and regiments all white male persons that
can be SO recruited within the State Of Florida the said
enstments to be In accordance with the rules and regu
latons OF the War Department for the recruiting SER
vice. and such other orders may be given, from time
to time, from these headquarters.
q The men enlisted shall be organized as Florida
Volunteers but will be governed by the rules and
regulations, aud receive the same premium bounty,
snd pension Is al volunteers nov being enlisted into the
70 duty outside Of their own States except In cases Of
extreme necessity.
eighteen and fy capable OF bearing arms, now within
this department such as may hereafter come into IT,
who the United States servce shall DO irn-
mediatcly enrolled and organized into COMPARES dhd
basaions and drilled as Infantry, at least Two hours one
day OF each week. Said militia shall be called into active
service IN eese attack ae post where they
s'A ~ - r.auirsd To- do garrison duty should ~ be
NECESSARY, and while actually cmpoyeu snah reooive
from the comnissary one ia raon 20. Isy Cornish arms
and accou,rements for the Of the militia on r. .wiy
ms do by the pos, comnapder, who WI j. held rospop
s,p1 AZ. - ..- -uu pruviaa "a srulory where ,uey
shall be deposited lhe aud accoutrements shall be
Kept in good serveaole condo, and be taken from the
Nv - nf H.,
sructpn OF the mon, ana viii be retaSned Immediately
after e.4
from the rebel armies and all alien subjects u 'oreyn
Powers IN amty with the United States goyeIrneat a.
exempt from the operation OF this order.
g. district commanders charged with the enforce.
mcnt Of paragraphs three four and five Of this ORDER and
hereby authorized to appoint suitable officers TO su-
perhtco the organization and drill Of the militia within
their respective commands. They viii signals
be arranged for calling together the militia each
rendezvous. BY command Of -
cT MAJOR General J. g. FOSTER.
W. l. II. BURGER, Assistant Adjutant General.
SANITARY NEGOTIATIONS.
ssi HsApeUAkIExs, DISTRICT or HLroS yigAD,
DEPARTMENT SOUTH, June 7, 1854.
There Will be stationed one half me inside Of tue
inner buoy At Port Royal entrance guard vessel, with
health officer board, which vessel viii carry red light
the forerggng at night and yellow Tag at the main
iopmast BY day. All vessels from without tho Depart,
vessel and await the orders OF tho health officer.
JOHN Z. HATCH, Brigadier General Commanding.
LATE REBEL rArRns.
By the courtesy Of Major General Foster have been
permitted 70 make the following extracts from savannah
papers OF the LIST instsnt:--e z sMf& M4
DgrRsIAuoS RHHri CURRENCY. ~
We have used eycry effort readers will testify to
the credit o the Ave dollar Confederate notes
have sustained advice 10 others By receiving them at
IN payment OF a dues 10 this date, though
has subjected 70 heavy loss Our COARSE however
been sustained by the public We ind 1t impossible
pay out the ives In discharge OF any bill against tho
government except at a heGy discount We thore.
reluctantly compelled to decline receIv Ing such
except at the Of discpup this
II
than are paid IN.
GRANTS MONUMENTAL
The intention OK the Yankee loaJer 10 fall down the
Chckahominy Ire OF Mcclellan s 10 longer matter Of
doubt Every movement terdB In that direction, and
shall iind him tine ground Of bis unlucky prede
cesaer and destined share The fate AZ point
are stronQar than hetNeen that and Richmond and