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Shipping gntell,aenGt
PORT OF RtLT0MURE, JUNE &C

arrived.
Steamer Georgeauna, Pearson from Old Point comfo,
Na-to M Falls Passed off the Rappahannock River
Steamer Richard Willing Clayno,a f,o,o r,,,;t.,,,.
mdse to ] 4 Shrver. p'''
ship Johann Schmidt, tBrem, Schmidt. from Cork via
t = 9 Aa.uns Deen ordered away from tina; port by
Arens ''' " 'o"i>"I" ~
Ship Dashaway, Wedge before reported Oft Swan Point
~ o hu 70 Ga'cntta, put back leakyto Jas Carey Coae
Iowed up by steamtug Reliance
ai Anna lBTeml Raschen. from Bremen via Kirk
H E. tWhere she took board the passengers Of sap
Johannes before reported wrecked al that piace-ba last
ana 100 passengers to VonKapG Arens
Senr hiigfsher, Crook, from San Blas-cocoanuts &c
u, schr Silver Star, Phillips, from New York-baast to
applegarth h Son.
schr o II Lee soper, from Jersey City-baliast to VIM
Ehoads & Son " "
schr Sylvester Gsner, Thompson, from Augusta, Me-
potatoes to master
Schr Yankee Doodle, Vancleaf, from Providanc. ho,
last to Rhoads Son. ~
Steamer Richard willing, Claypole. New yorr y.
A Shriyer. ~ ' ""'
steamer Georgeanna. Pearson. Old Point Comfort Va.
steamer W Brune, Foster, New York; A sbr,vsr
snip Albert, (Brem) Klamp, Bremen-A Schumacher
p onn Clark, Letournau, Havre in tow steam
Ship Bremerhaven, tBrem.) HiIken, Bremen. in bow
OF steamtug Ajax;
Arrivals from baltimore.
park Crmea, (BrI Rood Belfast 10th inst
DARK christine, (Norwgl Queenstown, Ire 10th inst
Schr Arnon, Small Boston, oath inst
oehI Moonlight Suites, Boston 9th inst
CieRTnnces baltimore
Schr NJ Tanner, Patty, New York 25th inst
mfnoronuh
came IN the capes Oath inst large vessel srlpposed
snano ship from Gallagher pilot boat Fashion
Schr Tram Smith, McGvern. from Baltimore at Fall
River via Providence 22d inst
- Eastern Ports.
IN. NEW YORK, June 25-Arr steamship Harriet Lane,
Fort Monroe; hrigs Isaac Denson Para Wapoo Natan
Zas Creole, Belize; schr Rollins Eastport-Cld shin
Sonth Shore, st George Panama, Queenstown f. Smith
lANerpool; y Hamilton, Antwerp; barks Indian Belle
Gardenasi Sit ahd Young, BRISTOL J Martin Rolter.
oam Hamilton, Philadelphia brigs Angeline Cork Mar
garet: st John; Eloa, Eleuthcra.
n EW HOkk. June A-Arr steamship DeSoto and 20
LnmpIa, Havana; Ariel, AspnwalE bark Mcntezuma
crap Island; brig ptngun, Be muda; Iarahee Matan
Zas: NJ kich, Nuevitas-Cld ships Liberty Quebec
j Merrck, Glasgow; Nelson, Havre barks Sea Breeze
boston, NJ Churchill. Cardenas; Syphide Ravre: Rosa
I-ondon Gustenmardie, Bremen; GazelIe. Barbadoes.
LOUISA Antwerp; brigs Hampden Bangor Sea Foam do:
II FISHER, Para; schrs Augusta. Boston.
Notice to Mariners.
NEW LIGHT AT LANDGUARD AEACH.
Trinity House, London, Nav 90 1861
rms corporation having caused new Light House TO
he erected on Landguard Beach SW direction from
the Fort notice is hereby given that after 10Th
OF June next the Light hitherto shewn from Lapdpuard
oft viii be exhibited from the New Building
Inc Light will shew red from the Andrews Ruov tn tho
oeach End Buoy and will then change to n Bright White
Light as heretofore. "'0
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hefh News via Louisville--Reco
OF the Soufher.s Cn nfederacv

a.. LILLE, June 26.-The Journals correspon-
ers fron, h transport, KY, says that desert
rSsd thera rne southern army at Knoxville bad
messed ;nto ,h hiney were Germans, and had been
A friend of Hon. John j. Cr;ttanSan b.. dsr;od
Kentucky to secede. WHIST Vi "u''se
me menpa's osnSs nav nave loaned their own notes
The Arolanche of the 25th says that tho sdito
has been shown despatchfr the Son,barn Gn.
missoners in Europe, which brought throuah
Canada, stating that $2,OOO,O00 had been ofisr'
ed for the cotton crop, and that France and En-
land would soon acknowledge the Southern Con.
federacy,
Private advioes state that the last Tennessss
Convention adjourned sine die after sppointing !
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

SAN BLAs-Schr. Kinofsher.-92 800 cocoanuts Dbl
tortoise shell, AZ bags cocoa, Price 4 o'Neale.
BREMEN-Bremen bark Anna -8 boxes wine Gerdes
Bung & Wehrhave; do, Schaer Kobler: cask,
do. i box effects, order; 1pkg. mdse., D. N. Meir
COASTWISE.
AUGUSTA ME.-Schr. Sylvester Gisner-2640 bushels
potatoes 4 900 laths, master
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Bark Baltimore IS 81 G7s 3D. Fish Ons-s,l,s unim
,tt4nt Linsced nil sos ID
LONDON MARKETs-t Barring )-Whclt downward ami
I't"en IS (0ZS per quarter, and difficult SALE whit.
= quoted at 52s red 5ISJu6Os Flour 25s. .G:SNs Iron
for rails and bars Scotch pig dun and declined I'D
Wls. lea dnll-cOmrnon Congou lId.Gtis. Coffee dali
ann declined 6i Rice dali Taow dull at SIS Spirit.
i"Pehne dull at AS Oils dull; Linseed at 3cs
From the Gulf OF Mcxicn
NEW oRK, June 26.-Tne steamer Parkersburr
mas arrived here from the mouth OF the MssissipDi
via Pensacola and Key West She reports the tri
gate Sabine and the gunboat Huntsville and store
snip Release anchored off Pensacola, and the 81
Louis off anita Rosa Island
lhinrmation had been received at Fort Pickens
tna' ',GU0 ot Gen. Bragg's forces had left Pensa-
coa. Provisions were very scarce. All the heavy
guns had been taken from Fort McRae and nlaced
IN the wa er batteries
+, Inc Brooklyn wss anchored off Pass a POutre
}nooth OF the Mississippil Gu the 7th, where ten
large vessels were aground. Permission had heen
granted TO tow ships to sea until the 9th. and Y
sells allowed to leave until the 18th
=, me Irigate Mississippi and steamers Crusader
Mohawk and Il. r Cuyler, together with the
prizes Saivor, lawrence and Wanderer. were at
hey & west On the 18Th. The schooner Forest King.
u air T haven had been seized as prize and taken
to New York by prize crew.
Later from California
FORT hEARNEY, June 25.-The pouy exnress
vim 0an francisco dates 10 the 18TH states tn at
'ae orecKinridge Convention adjourned, without
Illuminating m Governor, to meet on the 23d of july
Their platform is ''The Union and the Constitutnn.
hut dlsunon rather than war"
Union Convention was held on the 18th to ;o
nore party, but the results indicate that thew will
auneFe to party ties. The attendance was slim
ana insufficient to transact business
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,sgatIarg ant GommsrfisI Bshifts.


BALTIMORE June 26, 1851.
I"e STOCK operations were very light again to-day but
VIII" one or Two exceptions the leading securities we're
SeAuy at yesterdays figures Baltimore Ohio Rail.
ra c'osed at the board without sales at s39T bid de
'"e o hait dollar, but after the Board sale of -
sares was made at $40 regular way and this figure
p Tor 90 shares Northern Central Railway closed
as on yesterday at ;I3E bid sI4H asked regular way
lhefe are some lots of Maryland 6s Offering but there are
no sales making They closed to-day at yesterdays quo
tatinns, viz 75 bid II asked Baltimore City 6's were
heaVy to day, both IS75s and 1905 closing at rs bid 79
asked Bank and Insurance stocks very quiet There
is however some occasional inquiry for them and
sales to-day of Is shares Fremans Insurance Co. at
anu shares Farmers and Planters Bank at So In
hailroad bonds there has been movement today Bal
tmore and Ohios closed however 80 bid 10 asked for
lS5s 10 bid for 1855 Northern Centars at 10 bid ~
asked for loS5s and Northwestern Vrguias at CT hid
Tor first mortgage In the Mining stocks there has been
nothing Whatever done TO day. Springfield closed how
ever at slO bid and Gardner ill at 80 cts bid 65 cts
asked
In New York to-day Virginia 6's declined per cent;
missouri 6s y Tennessee 6s y; Canton q; New York
central 2, and Reading X but Erie advanced e. No
quotation for North Carolina bonds was received by ele
graph.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY June 26 1861.
10 shs. Firemen's Insurance Co
Z FMS Farmers and Planters BanI. ..,.......,22
n , AFTER THE BOARD.
80 sHs. Is. y o. X R.......
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The National Intelligsneer denies that the gov.
ernment has received any offers Of oompromiss
from Jef. Davis or his agents.
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Arrival of "A Prize Ship AT PHILADELPHIA.
LEWIS, DEL, June 26.-The prize ship Amelia of
Liverpool Tor New Orleans, seized by the bocka-
oing squadron, passed here for Philadelphia, load
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Intelligence from the West.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The steamer Swan left the
Arsenal to-day with battalion of Col. BANDS
regiment destined, it is said, to act in conjunction
with Col Soan's Illinois regiment, to form bar
under General Watkins. Colonel Doughertv's regi,
ment OF volunteers from the Eighth Congressional
District, all mustered into service for three
years at Caseyvile to-day.
Governor Morton, of Indiana, will issue n procla-
nation to-day, calling into service eleven additional
regiments
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The French VINrAGE.-The Moniteur Vinicole
gives the following description of the prospects of
the next vintage: "The appearance of the vine
yards Is at present magnificent. The vines are
pushing forth buds. thanks to the warm weather
we have experienced for days. The mischief
caused by the late frosts is not serious was
first apprehended. There is nothing more to be
feared from irost, but there is much to dread from
the couture and the oidium Precautions ought.
consequently, to be forthwith adopted against
these two new enemies" The Moniteur Vinicole
recommends as a precaution against the couture
the removing OF the extremity of the fruit-bearing
bud some days previous to the blossomiug. Blow
ing sulphur on the vine stalks is at present admit
ted as efieaccus against the oidium
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MARKETS BY TELECRApu

NEW YoKK, June 26.-Cotton is frm-s.,.s eoo
bales, closing at l4S9l4H cts for Upland middIing
Flour is dull sales $500 bbs State 81 2Oi o. uhi
S5(G5 20; Southern S5.70d6 IS Wheat is teHdin"
ward-sses 100000 bushels; Chicago Spring SO els IN
ST 02; Milwaukee Club 80 ctsSI OS Western 81 II
al 20; do white Sl20ld130 white Kentucky 81 4ol6
l.50. Corn is quetsales 4s 000 bushels mixed 42d AZ
cts Whiskey is dull at 5&(G16 cts Sugar is dull
Muscovado 4Ed44 cts. Coffee is steady. Rosin is
steady-sales of 5000 bbs at So 314G1237H. Freghts
are frmer. Provisions quiet
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Flour dull and dropping;
superfne 81 75d5. Wheat du Pennsylvania red 81 Is
Cdl4, white 81 30(d1.40. Corn firm, held at 52d5a
cts Provisions dull. Whiskey firm at 16x cts.
ALBANY, June 25.-Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
saeaoe in small lots only. at sl40 for white Canadian
anu 9 4udl 40 for white Michigan Corn without change
~ 4o@f' cts. for Western mixed this side and al
% Ioahy Oats in large supply at rs cts. for Chicago
16 cts. -' e' -''0'' 'ushei'' "i'shes
osWEGo' June p. Flour dull but unchanged Wheat
Ie saies ooooO bushels choice No Miw,ukie club al
30 Gus corn IN demand but scarce: sales CON fined ia
small iots rye dull; sales IL goo bushels Canada a,
90 CTS otner brands quiet Lake mpors-5 500 bu
wheat, AOOO bushels corn. Exports-2 62s hh,s a.
"a 100 bushels wheat, IL, 500 bushels corn IA ooo
oats. "' io'ooo pusneis
BUFFALO, June 25.-Flour UNCHANGED who., All
and heavy. Only one sale reported-7 COO brsb ,
No. Milwaukee club at rs cts Corn firm and in nd
demand at an advance of ct-saes 60 600 bushels at
cts Oats steadysaes 10 600 at 81 E22 cts for Wesar
and Canada lmports-3,000 bbs. -four Sc 600 bu ushai
wheat 25 900 bushels 2S 600 bushels oats Export
500 bbs flour, 60 900 bushels wheat 66 900 busheI
corn 600 bushels oats, 1000 bushels barley and O0
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BALTIMORE COUI

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JupeE PRICE.
IowsoNTowN, June 26-Richard j. Cuttings,
Esq, Attorney for the State. The civil case Of
Allen L. Lewis and Augustus A. Drost, trading
under the firm of Lewis, d. ost & Co in Baltimore
u.s. John a. kileustine for the recovery of $50 Al
upon an open account, resumed this morning
and verdict in favor of the defendant rendered
Messrs Hobbs and Grason for plaintiffs and Messrs
Machen and Cuttings for the defendant.-No 9th
er business being ready, the court adjourned until
the fourth Monday in August next.
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Williamsport has been placed under martial law
and COL Oliver H. Rppey, of this city, appointed
Provost Marshal.
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REPORTED BATTLE NEAR aLExAy-

DRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, June 26 There is cood autnor;4y
for stating that letters nave been received by citi
zens here announcing fight between the Black
horse Guards and the Alexandria Rihemen and q
reuerai lorce, the character and number of which
Is not stated The letters say that il resulted in
the killing OF thirteen, wounding of twenty and
tns capture OF three of the Federal troops
r ihese letters are represented having come
from members OF the Alexandria Riiemen to their
parents i'll this city, but outside of these renorts
there Is not to be found after the most diigent in
curry, particle Of evidence to credit them. Mill
tary are entirely igaoraut of any such occurrence
oue theY are generally credited By secession cti.
zens here
Cannon.
ALEXANDRIA, June ga test of riHcd cannon
TOOK place this afternoon at Fort Ellsworth, on
Shutters Hill, and gave the utmost Satisfaction =
At this point the formidable field works which
nave been In the Of construction for several
weeks, are approaching completion. A II the guns
nave been mounted and the fort regularly garri-
soned, including force of regulars
Thirty ten-nounder guns were fired TODAY
mandng the roads
Good military authority pronounce these works
perfect In every detail and capable of withstand
ing siege by 10000 of the best troops They
nave M oeen constructed under the superintendent
OF Capt. Wright.
Colonel Heintzelman has never entertained any
apprehensions of an attack in this immediate To-
caltV, though every precaution has been taken to
guard against such an event. Troops are now so
s8V2reR5Ne all Ieafs or that 'eaataG W ara
generally dismissed.
accommodating party discovered several thou
SAND troops gathering near Vienna this morning
Intelligence from Camp Tyler this evening rep-
resents all the Confederates as having disappeared
lom Falls Church, and that it will soon be occu-
pied by federal troops.
Bishop McIlvaina visited Camp Upton this
evening, and delivered an impressive sermon to the
Ohio troops
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committee to ask that East Tennessee be permied
to secede peaceaby from the State. or remain IA
trail IL Is said that there are four in ,ne Cunvi-
tion for union to one for secession.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Reaction in PhiIadeIphia.
Correspondence Of tie Datiy ErcAange. !

r'''"f'''Vc'eCc ETChdng9
PHILADELPHIA, June 2Gth
Editors rchdnge:-Everything here looks had
me streets begin to look somewhat deserted
miss many familiar faces There hava baor ro,,,
lo'oVO to 10000 men already gone from the citv.
and four five regiments more fIpr ~, go
ranks, which will make, when they are gone. the
number of troops taken from this citv abont oo ooo
ihe Democrats number at least IS or so per can,
OF the number. If they had not gone TO the roscro
OF toe Government, Lincoln would have been cba,ad
out OF ashlngton at the points of Southern have
nets long ago. The Wide-Awakes those who Tr,r.
aoed around the streets with eouinmanfs and
tIeS' "h" we're going to swim in Southern
plood, have-jOned the CLONE Giuardp' Itwas
much more pleasant to carry torch than = ,rrr
Ne', auu h9' at all to their liking to be shot at
go on the principle that those who max. the ror
hioetne rel De tne only ones to fight" detest this un
holy war. Whichever side conuuers IL only vol
ems the common country. have hoard mon ~,
press the most atrOcious sentiments in regard 70
the South-but they wont fight, Oh no! Let oth.rs
90 mat; we Will stay at home aDd talk The Ohio
regiments who were here are nearly all Drmocro,y
IL see that their General ran A train intn a ha,,,
aL VIENNA, and so the other troOns 50 far ne
nave had the means of ascertanng. The Mquirc.
comedies that the Democrats number. in the troons
areany gone, at least 40 per cent. There is reac-
'cm commencing here an fayor of peace IVbetber IL
c" amount to anything HeaCet o,ly kno,cs, but
sincerely trust that It ,7iR
The Compromise
WASHINGTON, June 2j.-Ihere is n senli,npt
pervsding here among Northern visitors. which
tends strongly towards cOmpromise Rnt aIi 10
vague Still it is the feeling and one which I ha
Heve, from common rUmor, President Lincoln HIM
seH cnerishes. confirmation, in part of it, is
found In the course Of Gen. Scott, who while he
II ca' eiuIy guarding every point, and bringing
our galant volunteers up to the highest standard
OF military perfection, is not disposed to strike a
decisive blow until after the meeting of Congress,
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The correspondent of the New York Post wr;t;ne
E. H.,

The correspondent of the New York Post, writing
from Falls Church, says:
The unfortunate occurrence at Vienna is vet
much talked OF, and in manner creditable neither
to the common sense nor military skill of Colonel
McCook and the Brigadier. This movement. with
the disaster at Great Bethel has given the preiu-
dices of the regulars against the volunteers new
and emboldened life. | am not willing to endorse
all the former charge upon their inexperienced
companions in arms, but the maneuvres of volun-
teer olhcers IN the present struggle have thus far
to say the least been we'll calculated to shake pu
lie confidence in their discretion.
EXPENSES OF A French WORKING woMAN.-Tbe
following is curious statement of the expenses of
French working woman who earns 500 francs pei
annum, and it illustrates the expenses of her class
+ or her lodging 100 francs; clothing, lis francs
oo centimes consisting OF three dresses of muslin;
shaw to last four years, 20 francs; four linen bon
nets, francs; three pairs of boots 2l francs tw
collars, francs; stockings cbemises, jupons, hand
Serehefs and washing, SO francs; lights and fuel
sc francs; food 2l5 francs so centimes.
Williamsport has been placed under martial law
and Col. Oliver H. Rippey of this CITY, appointed
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| The company of Flying Artillery, commanded by
| Capt. }. Kirby, mustered into service on Fri
day last The officers understand their business as
| soldiers, and the privates for the most part are
large and fine-looking men, about twenty of whom
came from Mobile, Ala, to attach themselves to
the Wise Legion. Thy expect to leave for Lewis
burg in few days, to join in with the reminder
of the Legion, when they expect to start immedi
ately for the scene of action.
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THE WISE BRIGADE.


at our last advices from the nucleus of General
Wse's brigade, it was at GauIey Bridge, Kanaw hs
county, and consisted of about 1000 men. We are
grailied in being able to state that John Fl. Rich
ence, has been commissioned as Colonel of the lst
regiment of infantry in the brigade. Hugh W.
Fry, Jr, who has served with Col. R., has also
received the appointment of NJ ajor in the same
regiment.
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Corporal Fitzhugh and two privates of the lst
Regiment Virginia Volunteers arrived in Richmond
yesterday direct from Manassas Junction, having
in custody three prisoners recently captured hv
our forces near that place. The three Abolition
soldiers were members of the 7th Regiment Con-
necticut Volunteers, and looked as If they had
been engaged all their lives in the manufacture o
wooden nutmegs.
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But must tell you of great exploits, hair
breadth 'scapes by flood and field, no mention hav
ing been made of them by the Star or Republican,
You must be sure and tell neghbors. Let
them know the Washington Light Infantry is
"some" when they get their oack up.
Our gallant Colonel, fearful that We might be-
come rusty, or perhaps foolishly presuming we
we're spelling for fight, planned au expedition
into Dixie. We crossed the Chain Bridge about
seven o'clock A. NJ, and marched full ten miles
into the heart of the enemy's country. We found
all the farm-h houses deserted; few dogs and cats
remained to guard the premises but we issued
writs of ejectment on them. Some of our bows
captured a contraband setting hen and twenty tw O
eggs They were brought into camp, corporars
guard having been detailed for that purpose The
advantage OF this man9uvre is already manifest
dozen little chicks are now scratching the dust
under my nose.
About twelve o'clock smoke was discovered com
ing from chimney half a mile distant. we Ia.
stanty hat d; council Of called, at WIZ
1t was prop Sed to in three detachments' VII
was rejected, lest might be cut on ~ Thin
We concluded to march in solid column " "a =;
musket-raDge throw out skirmishers, anu So ~ ~ -
fac of trnoe and who should De seiecIse W GO
the Hag hut your unworthy husband. lounu lne
houso Soccuniad nv an old widow woman, SICK IN
hed rd tvn negroes These latter, ,as wen as morse,
~ tooL as contTa band, and lett the o'o woman In
| ;ot nossassiop Some OF our boys attempted to
Sup' Srn the beuse but gallant Colonel, to whom
Zoo mucb credit cannot be given for bis humanity
on o' this occasion, would not suffer it. We left
18th onr contrabands and returned to camp shortly
after night. Our horse is fine animal, and if he is
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IotIcY /, OF THE GOVERNMENT TOWARDS MARYLAND.
IN nori s saia to be the policy of the government
IN na.a tne rebellious Legislature of Maryland
20 pass any disloya acts it peases but if such acts
tb with the Constitution and the interests OF
w. nanon, to abolish the Legislature at the point
ea, s'I were .: IN the case Of Missouri Rash,
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The BRAZIL SQUADRON.-A letter from the Bra
zil squadron reports the health OF the officers and
good. The steam gunboat Seminole, which
everybody considered failure is most efficient as
messenger sloOp. The orders recalling the fleet
had not been received from the United States
The flagship Congress had no sick-list which is
rare for ship with five hundred men in South
America.
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Lieutenant VIM. F. English, of the Montgomery
Guard, arrived at Richmond on Monday evening ia
charge of the following prisoners of war: Captain
A. Il. kellog, Second Connecticut Regiment, Ser
geant Austin G. Monroe, Company B. of same; and
Corporal Charles b. Haushurst, Company d, of the
same. The two last were captured on the l9th
instant, while posting picket guards near FaIPs
Church, and about these there is nothing remarka
BILE. Captain Henry was taken whilst reconnoiter-
ing for his own amusement, beyond the outposts Of
MS company. He says that the occasion of his
capture the first intimation he had of danger
was the consciousness of being surrounded by ten
or dozen scouts. He thinks he ventured too
far .'NN' wv
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FROM WESTERN MARYLAND.
@ Sh S. Oh Affairs on the line ofthe ITp
per Posomac-Iuyeme;,tso of f;,e Con,e,i
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Letter from n, Volunteer.

We are permitted to copy the following extract
from the letter of volunteer, stationed near
Washington, to his wife, whom he left north of
Mason and Dixon's line:
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increase. 6977 Inc 1927 ,677 Dec. .230eil Inc 424
Inc aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
water from the commencement Of navigation 10 the
lhciuSlEe' during the years 1860 and 1861 is as