The New York herald., 1865-01-05

sslves They with select nrst the buildings for the ne
esssAry uses Of the army next sufnci:ns namber Of
stores All vacant storehouses dwellings, and all
buildings belonging to absent rebels will be construed
times ss their titles can b settled By the courts Of The
United 9tatea
tnus and exercise their functions such and wi in
concert with the commanding ocer Of the post and the
Chief see that the re companies are kept
up good understanding between the citizens and sol
dIsn They will ascertain and report to the Chief c. g.,
possible, the names and number OF worthy
families that need assistance and support
The Mayor win forthwith give public notice that the
time has when all must choose their course VIE:
10 remain within lines and conduct themselves -
good cussns depart In peace He will ascertain tho
their names and residence 70 tho Chief Quarermaser
that measures may be taken 70 transport them tho
" Not more than two newspapers win be Published
held the stctest accountability and WIN BE- punished
ton mischievous matter premature news exaggerated
atsmsnss any comments Whatever upon the act. Of
fol such articles shossa copied from e6:I P.p:r&
L. II DAYTON, Aid d-ds-Camp.
oxxERAL 0.Asy's axouIArloHs
Bnsadisr General John W. Gsary, commanding the
city has Issued The following order for the government
Of the city,
H:ADsUA..:.. c,.r ,.A o. s.vAssa. Dec = issA -,
portion q he city lying east Of buli ssros i designated
che Eastern district shs. lying west Of Bull street a
Of the Eastern district His headquarters win BE- in the
S.rnam s' One Handrsd md ninth New York youn
tecrs announced provost marshal Of the Western
Barnard and South Broad streets All applications for
Profession Of and private properly Or Sr re1ess
S .: as s e
H. Each regiment on provost duty will be held reepon-
sbe for the peace and good Of then respective
tions The provost marshas Of districts will number tho
sections assigned TO these regiments.
III All public and private property viii be protected;
win baSssigned No prtss.s pre- properly viii 30 taken
used against consent Of the except upon an
W. oc. and others satitled TO quarters for private
public use win make application 70 Brgadior General
v All persons within the city who have boon in any
way connected with the rebel army will report without
delay to Captain Ira B. ssymour Provost Marshal (oce
In Exchange Buding and there register their names
VI No citizen will be arrested except for misdemeanor
upon written orders from these headquarters or from
VII The Fire Department Of this city has been repre-
sented by the civil authorities as highly efficient Mr.
TO continue operations and will Be held responsible for
the faithful performance Of hs dutiea All mcmbers OF
the different nre companies viii continue subject 70 his
punished. In OF fire, the provost MARSHAL Of the
district win send Immediately strong detaohments OF
| guards 70 preserve order In the vicinity.
VIII Those persons connected with the water works
and gas works OF the city will continue to perform their
70 the provost marshal Of Tie district which they
located for sufficient guards for the protection Of the
works together With the fuel and other material pertain
TX All soldiers found within the city limits absent
from their camps without passes from their respective
i commanders, will be arrested and sent TO their COM
mands
X Captain sas spicer Is announced harbor master
transaction Of business in his department once on Bay
| opposite Drayton street.
III Czens desrous Of leaving the city 70 90 within
ters They wW be transported 70 our exterior picket
XII Ctsisens destitute Of provisions can make spp.
cation Il The city store whore they win be supplied upon
the order Of Dr. Arnold, Mayor OF the city.
| eight r. n. Tags at nine. After taps oil listed men
found on the streets who are not op duty and who have
pcious Or dsordery charsc.srs viii also be arrested After
that hour Care must be taken In carrying out this order
not 70 make improper arrsss Of citizens who may be at
Brgadisr General JOHN W. aEARY, commanding
W. T. FORBES, Assistant Adjutant General
THE PooR or sAvANSAH
Mayor Arnold aided by the aldermen in their respec
tive wards engas0 In supplying rice and rice nour TO
about thousand poor people who absolutely
suffering for the neccssares Of life They have neither
money food, and must continue TO suffer in terrible
manner even with all the assistance which necessarily
limited that the authorities render Their condition
deporable and must be alevisted in way
other, and that at An effort being made the
part OF the military and civic authorities 10 accomplish
a. far az may be, this great result
Hon Albert O. Brown, special agent Of the Treasury
Department has arrived in this city, and has occupies
the Bank Of Commerce building where he has fine sui
Of Offices and has already commenced 70 perform thu
arduous and varied duties Of his Office.
All the captured cotton, tobacco and supplies found
here have been turned 70 Mr. Brown, and he viii
early day send 70 the North for sale thirty
thousand bales Of cotton quantity Of tobacco and other
| goods taken here
Mr. John II. Pillsbuy, assistant special agent, will
have the immediate charge the Savannah district with
his'headquArtsrs At the Bank Of Commerce
The regulations controlling trade win be determined
/ upon and announced IN few days
/ THE PosrHAsrKRs ARRIVAL
Colonel A. Il. MARYLAND, general agent Of the Post
once Department for tn sarmies Of the United States,
has arrived from tho North and has taken possession Of
the Post ONCE In tho custom house building Mono but
soldiers letters will be received for transmission North
l for some time 10 come but Affairs are more
settled the mail will be thrown open 10 ALL Colonel
MARYLAND will remain here for some Time and will organ
Ize thorough system for the transmission and receipt
| Of mas His known experience and ability promise
early results
| Mr. r. A. Rice, agent Of tho Adams Express, opened
the companys Office long occupied by the Southern Ex
| press Company, Monday last, and has since done .
tremendous business over lve hundred thousand dol
lars have been already received and transmitted the
1 North and the rush continues undated.
I REVIEWS
| During the past week all the corps composing tho
army have been reviewed by General Sherman. They
/ presented a splendid appearance They showed that
they had performed long and toIlsome march, but all
| had sodiery bearing AID seemed capable Of under
the s sAn sS sn
spiriis and eager for the byge blast for the advance
4 FfRKhEkb
The Fire Department Of the city psraded day, and
passed before General Sherman General Geary and host
OF officers and presented very credabs appearance.
with the exception OF tho officers foremen OF the dc.
companes the department 10 composed OF negroes
| They uniformed In the most fancy suits, with a
liberal supply Of bright buttons, embroidery and fancy
trimmings Not all who paradcd day appeared In their
brilliant uniforms; but those that did made a decided
and eeemed u fee1 tho awful rcspon~v OF