The Black Republican., 1865-04-22

,sary to impose. --, r,,,,. M
+, W. EMERY, Major, A. A. g. III
The News Of the I4th has the following
arrival of the Z. $. Fleet.
The frst division of the West Gulf Squad IS
gron Commodore James s. Palmer, com 81
smandinc. arrived in the river opposite tneE
srity at o'clock last evening, a1ter Ile re-
amoval OF the obstructlons near battery Is
aTracy and the Spanish river. ms olylslolE 1n Is
5of Tia iapt consists Of the following vessels: s.
a n s. steamer Glasgow; U. :. double-enderEl
a0c+orora. Commander ". W. Law; U. ;. d
arnoni+nr Kickapoo. Lieut.. Commander W. b
III Homes: Z. s. monitor Winnebago, Lieut..
NCommander ". A. Kirkland; I. :. MONITOR q
EChickasaw, Lieut.. COMMANDER u n reg
Ekins; U. ;. tugboar Rose
81 Order of Gen. Candy.
& The News Of the 18th publishes the follow
hing important order from Gen. Candy:
G HEADERS DIVISION OF. WEST MISSISSIPPI,
II Mobile, Ala, April 10, le67.
Tnder UIeT 4he authority of paragraph s. ofE
u he Executive order OF September 24th, 1864, 4
80 +he insr,uctiOns of the Lieutenant Cen D
SaraI Cnmmanding the armies OF the Un1tedR
Aeta+pe, all trade in and about the armies,
Ncolurnns or detachments, within the enemy II
Shines. OF in the theater OF actlVe military
44ODpratlOnE. except 5llt4L AAA'NI ~
- 81 eI1r71lv the wants of the troops, IS pro-
81 81 ihitad. and no commercial or other inter
sScouree. eXceDt such as IS purely mlntary III
~ character. win be allowed under any,
L5pretence. c-,..o.- oe ;,,s,,,r
.zsrectionary districts, from polIlls III rear VI
kAtbe operating armies, and the passage OF
sAel1nr,Iies to tie loyal and well-disposed IN
Nbabitants. may be permitted by command-I
Nars Of districts, under such restrictions asl
H. he necessary to prevent this trade froml
Mbeing used to support the troops OF !he el-I
sSpmv. This trade will be cOnuuCItu III coz
Aformitv with the Populations OF the treasury
N iii The benefits of trade are contingent,
sSNNno+ on1v uD0n the disposition OF the 1nhaDl-
Etants TO submit themselves to the autnoTiIy
,B4of the United States, but upon their apnlty
AHto maintain order IN their own collnuni-
sIlties and these benefits will be gwen, or
hhald as this disposition may DE mani
ys#fnstpd If in any district or community,
Hshorderire uDon the lines OF military occu-
4stna+ion where there is no organized force OF
Mthe enemy. the inhabitants, by ASSOCIATION
rsAor organization, viii submit themselves 10
7Hthe authority Of the United states, suppress
aEfguerrlla parties ana MAINTAIN! oiogi3 'le
sEhWin be placed on the same footing, WIN re-
rN:eard to the sale Of their produce ana tht
pkEnurchasc of family supplies, as are the III
fsEhaTitants OF districts within the lines ol oc
,EacuDation. under General Orders No 10, O
tsaFebruary lst 1863 Bat, If they ,counte
enhance, encourage, or harbor GuefrlHa7i "
nE0+her evil-dOers, all communication VIII b'
e eNsinterdicted, and the troops sent TO repres
IlFTsucb disorders will be maintained at the eX
efAppnse of the inhabitants.
- nv. For the information Of deserters IRON
lEthe rebel armies, and other persons, VINO III
cMdeterred from entering our lines by the ap
nMhansi0ns that they viii be forced into tn
~ -, G%a+nS II - anO0nncPu
"a / Neither deserters nor resigned nor dls
# ltEIcharped officers or soldiers, will be cor
,e Hsepted into the army, or impressed INT
ers the military service.
.dR 2. If their services are needed, they WI
/. .sSreceive renuneratiye employment IN som
-v5GOf the departments Of the, army, or, II nc
tsiEneeded in the army Will se AIDED IN secuIlh
ldESother employment.
itkI 3. Iftheir homes are at safe points within
ds#our lines, they viii be permitted to retu
asssto them. If within the enemy's lines, WheI
RtLev would be exposed to the danger OF a
Mprehenson. and DO not desire employment
sathev win be furnished with Transporting
,nfitO Cairo, or some other point within II
n MlOyal States. =
I" M / Their horses and arms, if serviceao
n inland adapted to our uses, VIII be pufcha7t
oTss ssssiiat fair prices by our Quartermaster az
sd oF2nI2os De.erters R@P"dsl and olher refugees ar
" Esth9 headquarters of tie district, Whor
= Nate examination, the l9a{h OF &llegIan q
q M sition made Of them. They VIII De ei
q =fn1oved. preferably at military posts vine
M!thera Is no danger of their falling into i
edMhanis Of the enemy, and not in the tei
ryARuuIass thew desire it. Local Provost Aa
#3shals viii not be authorized to admlnist
onE1the oath Of allegiancc, but will send L
NJ sspalties for the action OF the district COZ
III Efmanders
F BIZ order Of Major Gen. E. r. 5. CANGY.
a c. I. CHfsTENsDEN.
9p-t4 Lieut.. Col, and \, A. Ge
co d HI Interesting miscellaneous Etems.
n9s3 The News OF the 18th contains many
1l4fi 4tfi.t terasting paragraphs, from which We see
mctIthe annexed: ...-
be III PRTSoSERs CAPTURED AT SPANISH FORT A
,ts. .EgBIAKELT.-Th number Of prisoners Ci
ledEgtured at the two points above mention
ed sAamount in the aggregate to about $500 1
ce TsretT,fns so far received make it certain Il
inAIthe number viii exceed rather than
1onEg short of this number. .....,
en- 40 THE CONFEDERATE Losses ACROSS THE ii
MThe Confederate loss at Spanish Fort, as
Nslearn from citizens who are knowing to
lnvEEfacts. was from $50 TO 800 in killed q
the Mw0unded. At Blakely the loss will exec
ie aasthese figures by One-third at least.
Oh SUNK.-The steamer Laura, one of
au- TRANSPORTS Of Capt Rundle, Quartermas
al Mat Fort Gaines, in coming up to the city J
lrk. .Mterdav in the rear of the Gen. Banks, rSr
-ingGlittIe ont of the channel and on to pl
stove hole in her bottom, and
in shallow water The injury is VI
d to- slight and she will soon be afOat.
!, al H LIBERAL TERMS TO DEsERTERs.
,on- Mauthorized by Gen. Andrews, Provost N
law @shal General, to state that, by special or
telvf8of Major Gen. Candy, all deserters from
ayeW WConfederate forces who come and give tht
ally Mselyes up will be treated in the most hbe
nur #manner, not being compelled to enter
the #service Of the United States, or trea
q toH otherwise than as citizens. This show
ON very liberal spirit, and when geners
LAYS known, must be powerful incentive to
theMfederate deserters to return to their a
#giance and duties as peaceabie and law al
ling citizens. -..
theE THE STARS AND STRIPES EvERYwHE
sta THE old flag which has in times past,
lkenM will still continue to command respect
-eets #foreign lands, and to protect the people
ped kour own now floats over our city, and
Gen. the fortifcations surrounding 1t, and in
only Bay. and floats proudly over the tormida
d mol works of Spanish Fort and Blakely.
! fol- THE NAvY.-Our gunboats are rapi
not clearinr out the distractions and torped
ople from the Bay and arriving at the Whar'
J fhekH Probably the channels will be clear in a
;ribe or two. Our naval officers are active
city energetic, and the matter Is IN compet
this #hands. Success to our navy. tt
APPOINTMENT. Lewis, Prov
=. Marshal of the first division of the thirtee
as army corps, has been appointed Pro-
araN Marshal pro tenn. Of the city, with his hf
| or quarters at the coIHel u 7'' 1'iOii'ois
l,ardH Royal street. a4i
FateH From the News of the 18th we ext
q WWhat follows: .E
aa+s 10 "ORDER REIGEs IN WARSAW. ."-Everyb
rernarks the quiet which reigns in the 9
a. Edav and night. Even the old citizen;
~ MNobile express their surprise and gratii
!, b ton at the order preserved from the hou