The New York herald., 1865-01-21
case the rebe Interfere with the safe transit Of the people
coming 70 town 10 strong, but II viii be enforced
Special Eysld Orders-No. IA
Military DrvR1oN on TIE MIsmssIPPl
In Huu Esm n QAHAuuAu Ga Ian IA laA6

Special Fed 0rdsrs-No "a
Military DrvEpos on Tns MlssrssIPP1,@
In ms FIMD, SAVANNAH Ca, jan IA 1895. J
n being represented that the Confederate army and
armed bands Of robbers acting professsdy under the
shoy OF the Confederate government harAsong the
people Of Georgia and endeavorng TO ntmdats them in
The efforts they are making TO secure TO themselves
restoration Of law and good government in the State
hereby ordered and made public
Savannah, rsrnandina % % Or Jacksonville, F market.
ing such e beef pork mutton Vegetables OF any kind
sss n except the which
be sold by through the Treasury agents. and may in
vest the procseds In family stores such - bacon and
clothing and articles not contraband Of war; and carry
the Same back 70 their families No trade store win be
attempted in the INTERIOR stocks OF goods sold for
them but families may club together for mutual assist
ance and protection in coming and going.
Secowd-Thc people are encouraged to meet together
In peaceful sssembagcs 70 discuss looking
their safety and good government and the restoration OF
the national army when 80 doing and all peaceable In
habants who satisfy the commanding officers that they
arc 70 ~. shat end must 5 mot only Dc LETT
cd far possible consistent with the military opera
tons II farmer peaceable inhabitant is molested
by the enemy-viz the Confederate army or
guerillas-because OF bis friendship TO the
sione government, the perpetrator, II caught,
for the outrage but II the crime be the
actual party then retaliation will be made the adhe
to the Of the rebellion Should Union
Union family be prosecuted on account OF the cause
WIN % s g
for one. All commanding officers will act promptly in
such cases. and report their action after the retaliation
Major General W + SHERMAN.
L NJ DAYTON, Assistant Adjutant General.
Oh. zAcuARE, cHRoPoDn1 AND DiPLoxArIsr, sscoMn 4
Quite rich anhir occurred at Hilton Head the day
Of Mr. stanton's arrival In steamer which into
1aari has
ry Of War; DR. zacharie the celebrated chropodist
and distinguished dipomstist and his two secrearics
doubtless Of the legation and tho other holding the
position Of confidential secretary TO the envoy extraor
dinary. The distinguished statesman Immediately
landed and paid his respects to General Foster exhb
ing 10 him autographc pass from President Lincoln
giving him permission 10 visit Savannah and granting
transportation The doctor also exhibited autographc
Introductory letter from the President TO General sher
His mission secret but II Of the greatest
moment and for two three hours the learned saram
full Of delightful "reminiscences Of the President
with whom he terms OF the closest intimacy. It
quite event for Hilton Head and the doctor
in his glory He was as brisk and blithe
- bird in full plumage, in the juno
sunlight He was the most notable parsonage
the sland until an event occurred short time after Mr.
stanton's arrival which cut him down while he
in full blossom. or General Fos-
ter notified Of the arrival Of the Secretary Of War
he at proceeded board the Nevada to receive
him. Unhappy for the chropedal diplomatist, he &C.
companied General Foster his visit to the Secretary
and his extending his hand 70 Mr. Stanton latter
forciby said II want nothing do with that man." At
which delicate hint the Doctor instantly retired quito
dumbfounded and dead silence fell upon the company
II moment big with import II settled tho dplo-
matte mission Of the Doctor. He not TO be permit
ted to deliver his autographc letter 70 General Sherman
and his importance fell on wonderfully. But whcn on
going ashore Major Anderson informed the Doctor that
he had disagreeable duty 70 perform which no should
try to do pleasantly possible the diplomassts eyes
rapidly enlarged, and he lost . portion Of his
caution and Fragments OF his squanimity. ~
am ordered by the Secretary Of War to place
you under arrest with sentry a. your door" said the
major 'It ia dIsasreeabis duty, but must be per-
formed The doctor was then taken to the provost
guardhouse and placed In charge Of Colonel Hall and he
s doubtless, In quod at this moment II 10 understood
that the Secretary viii send him North by the first
voyance and with him his two secretaries
The for this arrest not positively known II
II conectured however, that the that ZachAre
wsncto the President the Secretary had refused
him pass and obtained But there arc, doubtless
better reasons than this known to Mr.. Stanton. Dr.
zacharic will hereafter add the proud title Of martyr TO
the equally distinguished and proud appelatious Of
chropodist dplomatst With these he ought to rest
satisfied Colonel Hall gives him all the attention and
shows him all the kindness bis position demands and the
DOCTOR though confined, is BY means uncomfortable.
GENERAL oskRY's Orders
The following order issued by General Geary strikes at
the right point The rebel landlords have had the
audacity TO attempt charge the rent in green
backs that they did in rebel scrip and for two reasons
the rs OF course desire for gain, and the other
was to show that they had confidence in our
money than In the rebel trash General Geary will mako
such example Of OF these fellows will be apt
TO from repeating their dsoy al aud swind
General Orders-No g.
HEADQUARTERS, Cry or SAVANNAH, Jan IA, 1893.
Fys-Any person found injurng or dcfacing buildings
fences shrubbery &o. within the city limits viii be
rested and placed at hard labor.
The special attention Of proves. msrshals Officers and
reference TO the parks squares and burying grounds
The Provost Marsbal's department will bc held RESPONSE
BILE for the strictest enforcement OF this order.
Seoond-It has been officially reported that certain
persona owning buildings in this city charging
they have Increased the much beyond what they
charged in Confederate currency prior TO occupation
Of the city such acts the poor % and arc who.
tricis will take coguisance OF ali such cases which may
be brought before them and will interfere TO prevent
injustice Of the character specified by order OF
Brevet Major General JOHN w. GEARY, Cong
W. 7. FORBES, A. A. G.
CoLoNn ALIENS MISSION.
had intended 70 havo again alluded 70 Colonel Aliens
mission 70 New York at the beginning Of this letter
There no TO doubt his credentials They
right and proper, and know personally that he was
to New York purchase supplies for tho poor OF
this city, and that General Sherman fully endorsed the
movement The condition OF oil classes here Is lament
able. They suffering for the commoncst necsssares
oflfe and ought TO be relieved at once OF course all
contributions will swell the limited quantity Of supplies
that Colonel Alien purchase for $50 ooohe amount
he is limited TO by the city authorities and General sher
man We hope hear Of The arrival OF Colonel Aliens
relief vessel at an early day
HnroS HEAD, g. @, Jan IL, 1896,
los PArArsco.
For Bome time post the navy has been engaged In
removing orpedoss from Charleston harbor by dragging