, 1865-01-15

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special Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribnnc,)
CAIRO, jan. II, 1866.
By steamer Marble City and MIR. johnson
correspondent Of the n. 0. Tines We hare pa
pers from New Orleans Of the 7th. Gcn.
Canby has Issued his General order No. !,
dated January Sd, which directs naval CON-
manders to seize all private boats found land
Ing or engaging in all unlawful trade with the
enemy at points not under naval supervision.
It also sets forth that no permits for trans-
portation Of products Of insurrectionary dis
1ricts or for supplies can be given, unless the
points from and TO which products or supplies
are to be transported, are within the lines Of
actual occupation BY the military forces Of the
Of the General commanding tie Depart
mcnt or District so occupied. ALI products
found moving In violation Of this law arc to be
seized and turned over to the Purchasing
Agent Of the Treasury Department for the
district in which found. It is declared that
the enforcement Of the blockade upon the
water belongs TO the navy, and Of non-fnter-
course on land TO the United States nrmy.
Seizures are to be made by tho latter only
wien the boats are within the limits Of their
jurisdiction at military por's, or when cnga-
rcd In operations in the field. In other cases
the commander Of the naval district will be
parties to be seized and sent in for trial.
Persons who control or own product of tn5ur-
rectionary districts nrc by order permitted to
come within tue lines for the purpose Of dis
posing Of their products, under the 5:h sec.
lion Of the net Of Congress approved July
orders No. so, viii insure their projection,
unless forfeited By bad faith In procuring the
pass and By misconduct while within our
lines.
Capt. Wn,. Bolton Of Chicago battery L,
I'd Illinois artillery, has been appointed Chief
Of Artillery On Gen. WeShbuEne's staff, and
Of the I'd District Of YieRsburg, extending
from the mouth Of the White to the Red river.
1t is an excellent appointment.
Lieut.. J. Il. Massacot, Provost Marshal at
P1aQueminc, La., with q corporal md seventy
five men went out to Indian Village On tho
Massacot, the corporal and two men were cap
1yrcd and have not been heard from. They
arc supposed to have been taken By some Of
BattiR.'s band, commissioned by Buckncr to
conscript in the vicinity.
On Friday, the s0th u1t., soldier Of the
court martial, guilty Of shooting surgeon Sud
lcr, was executed by hangiugon Government
street, Baton Rouge.
Memphis papers Of the 18th mention the ar-
riyal, at that place, Of the steamer Fairclild
with Go0 prisoners taken during Gen. Gricr-
eou AA1e Inlu tuIUu5u AAI3slssIppls Lacy
were turned over to the Provost Marshal at
Memphis.
I learn from good authority that Forrest,
with portion OF his old command is at OF
In the vicinity Of Paris, Tenn, where few
days since he was honorcd with the presence
Of Governor 1sham G. Harris. What his
Excel1cncy can find to do. In company with
butcher Forrest must for the present be lett
to conjecture. Perhaps he will organize
peripatet1c State Legislature and oust the
present Executive and Legislature. It will
prove no casy task eyen for Ishan G. Harris.
dny, Mt Salem, on the Ohio and Mississippi
load, the boiler of a wild train, woodlng
about quarter Of a mile from town, explod-
cd. killing the engineer and fireman and NOR
tally wounding a brakesmau. The explosion
was terrific. Pieces Of the engine were picked
up more than mile oil, and part Of the boiler,
weighing several hundred pounds, was blown
to considerable distance.