New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

found there a party of Secessonists from Mary land
sheltered in house, bIt they soon escaped 70 the
woods
Captain Budd and party chased them for mile. but,
owing to superior eetneso, they got beyond the
reach OF harm
The Captain took the contrabands Of Colonel Brown
who were there OF course, bis property used for
these purposes conscatcd The foreman Of the con-
traband, who, it is added is remarkably intelligent
negro informed Captain Budd that an expedition is
ganzed in Machodoc TO capture any Of the schooners
which are anchored or becalmed in that vicinity.
Lieut.. Mygatt of the Reliance under date Of the
18th, says the night of the 9Th while this vessel
was at anchor before Piney Point, boat was seen
plying about and acting in suspicious manner. Upon
being hailed it came alongride. The crew was COM
posed Of -four negroes who represented themselves as
bel, nging to Col Forbes and that he lived on the
Machodoc River, in Virginia They stated that they
had away fom their master because he Intended to
them for military purpose; or to repeat their own
words, because be wanted to send them to the wars
The negroes have been the Resoue for trans
p)rtation to Washington.
Captain Craven says; On the shore OF the Potomac
not in twenty is true Union, and sometimes think
there hundreds Of them organized into companies,
perhaps regiments, and prepared to act against the
Government al any moment
MR.. FAULKNER.
Ex-Mnister Faulkner il still in Jail, which is di-
rectly uuder military guard He will probably soon
be removed TO the more comfortable quar.ers Of the
Provost Marshal.
MYSTERIOUS SILENCE or LIEUT.. PERRY.
Tie Navy Department, ever since the 3lst Of March
las, has been unable to hear from Lieut. Roger Perry,
to whom i, has repeatedly sddrcS-ed orders. He seems
to be mys'erously among the missing.
TIE WASHINGTON PRESS AND TIE RECENT RULE
Il is understood that the Washington newspapers
viii hereafter be required to conform far possible
T. tue restrictive rule applied to teepaphic cor
respoEdenCc in relation 10 military movements.
THE OBLIGATION or THE RELEASED PRISONERS.
Thus morning a prsoners. taken after the battle Of
Bull Run reached here. They left Richmond day be-
fore Yesterday and sent by rail 10 lines near
Fort Monroe The following is a copy oftheir obliga
tom
owe, the undersigned, oiiccrs. non-comuisSioned
ocrrs priyaes and citizens OF the United States. DO
maze ualied parole OF honor, that viii not,
b. atmr, information, or otherwse, during he existing
hoiit-s he, wcen tie United States ana Confederate
Sta of America aid or abet the enemies Of the saf
Confederate States, oraoy of them, in any form or
manner whatsOo,er until released o. exchanged
As9 IL. 1861 Bd.. uen. L. s.A"
Auung luubc Iuus FclI'iltd air James nic' hEnf ana
Frederick Holmes Of the Connecticut lst; Charles |
Greenwood and George Hinckley of the Connecticut |
I'd: Joseph II. ElGrdgc Hospital Assistant and Jas.
Colingo of the RHODE Island I'd; Josiah W. Richard !
son OF the Rhode Island st-in all q; number Of |
whom, however, deny that they gave any parcle
whatever.
The Acknowledgment Of tho lst Minnesota refused
to accept the parole aud remairs prisoner IN Rich
moui. The entire party were threatened with pogu-
lr violence repeatedly their way from Richmond to
Fortress Monroe J. NJ. Lewis. Surgeon of the I'd
Wisconsin, is among the returned
TENDER From ST. LOUIS.
Captain SaStou, Assistant Qaaitcrma.ter u. ;. A..
has rendered TO the War Department the services oi
body OF 400 ready at 81. LOUIS 20 take the
fed VITO asked that he suai! to temporarily detached
from the regular service ia order tho be may DO ier
Colonel
PERSONS LEAVING the CITY
II u directed by the Provost Marshal t0a soiders
shall Ice permitted to leave ,hi, city by tho railroad
WHO ae unuD,e sucs nae UrvS IsVts'.
dchafged from tie service Of the United S,atcs also,
thaf no uecrCcs wilhOui sufficient evidence OF their
being ct or of their night ~ travel, permitted to
leave the city upon the Tho enforcement Of this
order has re-uled in taking from the New-lork Fire
Zouayes fourteen negroes whom they were attempt
ing 70 convey to tba; city.
col BERDAN's SHARPNIIDOTER~.
Tie Secretary of War has ordered Col. Berdan 10
cocc. bis f.st regiment Of SharpshoO,eFs W. soon ~
po,siblo.