New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
The following order has been issued:
UpoRs MILITARY DIVISION IN ru, r..<,,

The following order has been issued:
HDQRs. MILITARY DIVISION Oy The JAMps
RICHMOND. Va, April % Ices. {
GENERAL ORDERS NO 2 ]. All restrictions on do.
nestle and trade. except as 10 articles can
raband of in the State Of Virginia as insurgrrt
territory. are, by authority of the President re.
'oked In respect to all ports and counties Of this Sia
Which have duly submitted to the authority and ara IN
military possession Of the United States
:. Arms, ammunition, all articles from which am,
nunltion is manufactured all locomotives oar snJ
miroad stock, oil telegraph wire and apparains "a
keDel uniforms and grey cloth for manufacturing them
'hu all spurious liquors. are deemed contra5and u
g. The Commanding General Of the Military Divisio,
ms authority to make such exceptions TO the trads
rleby authorized as In his opinion circumstances nav
rquire. by order Of Major.Gen. HALLEcK,
,, D. I. MELTON. A. A. e.
by order of the Secretary of War.
JAS A. HARDIE. Breyet BrgadierG enersL
lnspector-General U. ). A
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS.
Quite a sensation was created here. thi,
genng, by the arrival Of Gov Aiken Of South Caro-.
LA and G. u. Lamar of Savannah, Ca, in charge Of
rig Gen A. L. Jeffries Asst. Provost Marshal Gen.
s. A. 1t is known that Gen. Jeffres left New York
q the steamer Ariel a week ago last Sunday for
Charleston Simeon Draper accompanying, AID reached
tat destination Wednesday afternoon.
He proceeded to the residence of Gov. Aiken. ar.
rsted him. and started South ogain next dsy stopped
10 SAVANNA on Friday and arrested Mr.. Lamar.
!trning Immediately the steamer Arago. and
living at Fortress Monroe at shutdown last evening.
he prisoners conductedao the Avenue House.
here they both treakfas,ed; after which Lamar
ldged in the Old Capitol Prison Both these men
ntorous as prominent Southerners.
GOV. AIKEN.
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conting $1,000 600 and 1000 Of land said
an many slaves.
he Governor says pleasantly that be don't know
whit has become of it, but he thinks the niggers have
gor to take care of the land The story of his present
inca farm TO each slave is fiction. He has never for
may cast his fortunes with Rebellion. and the promi-
ren Rebels of Charleston hated and despsed him.
Gov Aiken parole at the 9el but is not permit
ted converse with any one except his own family.
somtmembers Of which are in the city.
LAMAR.
Larar is UNANIMOUSLY distinguished the owner OF
the ycht Wanderer, which engaged successfully in
Slave racy Just before the war and Of which Capt.
'Farnhm-ater one Of Seymours appointees as Col Of
Ia New York regiment--was then commander.
He wa previously president OF BANK OF the Republic
in New.Ysrk, and withdrew with large sum II
money to cover which that institution recently OBJ
tanned ar assignment Of his cotton Since the war hs
has beer president Of the Georgia importing and ex-
porting company, otherwise the blockadeunnng ma
chine
Since the capture Of Savannah be has been as un-
fortunate with his liquors Aiken with his bpeds
Union soldier called at bis mansion. represented him
self as len. Woods PrOyostM Marshal, and carted OH
all his wines. imported with his long before tho
Rebellion.
The costly fluid has never been found just as tho
Arago was leaving Savannah, Mr.. Lamar learned that
bis SON. Colonel Of cavalry in Alabama. was killed by
Wilson's men in their recent expedition through
Sciens Lamar is a rank and dangerous Rebel as FAR
as any Rebel can be dangerous now
TAXING The OATH
Both he and Aiken have taken the oa;l Of allegiance
and much curiosity is manlestedto ascertain the cause
OF their arrest Many circumstances however. justify
the supposition that it has intimate connection
with the Presidents assassination.
BLoODTHIRSTY FARMER.
A farmer from near Point Lookout was
brought here this evening under the charge Of having
paid A fellow Rebel 500 for numbering Union soldier
The evidence is conclusive. The wretch seriously
asked permission to take the oath Of allegiance AID am
nesty and be discharged. The Provost MarshI hoiis
this plea in abatement u1der consideration aAa 'no
criminal in irons.