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NV ANTED-RECRTITS for the HANOVER
w DRAGONS Desiring 10 increase con
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and we'll mounted. ANY person DESTROYS Of join.
Ing, will apply within the next twelve days 10 Ssrgt
+. WINSTON, ut Taylorsville, Hsnover, or after
wards, by mall to me-, at Fairfax C. H.
WINS. &. WiCkHAM,
81 l4-aw Capt Hanover Dragons
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VI
The vessels left At ten A. NJ, having established the
fact that there are rebel troops and cavalry at Matthias
Point and that the ground being cleared for the
ton of q buttery.
VISIT OF SCOUTING PARTY 10 VIENNA.
The Major of the Ohio Second regiment stationed at
Balls Cross Roads, states that two in his regiment
belonging to the Springfield Ohio zouave company, went
out last night independent scout that they re-
turned with the report that they had been 10 Vienna
and had quietly passed through the town. and found
everything very quiet Not rebel soldier was to be
SEEM nor sign Of They said they visited the spo
where the rebels had the battery planted that
ployed against the Ohio troops and nothing Of any
note there.
ARREST OF REBEL SPY.
This afternoon q squad Of Washngtsn, District Of
Columbia, volunteers arrested Ellis Hughes who resides
distance above Georgetown the charge Of being
spy 10 the employment Of the rebels On searching his
person there found complete chart, showing with
precision the positions Of every portion Of the Union
forces both sides Of the river His manuscripts
volumnious and in herogyphcs. 10 was jailed for ex.
animation.
NAMES or THE FoxrIYIcArIoNs IN VIRGINIA.
Tho following extracted ftom Geasral Order No. g..
HzADQuAlzus, nrAxxxrn N. e. VIRGINIA.
BY command Of BrieAdier General Mcdowell, with tho
approval Of the War Department and General Chief,
the work the Georgetown Aqueduct, Virginia, In
this department. win be known a. Fort Corcoran that
near the Long Bridge - Fort Runynn; and that on u
ten' Hill, near Aexandris, as Fort Ellsworth.
BRIaADrER GENERAL scHECK.
However inexperienced In military matters General
schenck may DO, Il must DO acknowledged that he Ii
nothing wanting in zeal and desire TO discharge hs du
10 " the best Of M abilities, think DO win YET turn
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those who claim to be "saors look generally % little
like AZ bod carrying landsmen possibly can do
The ChiDaman and the Manila man were tn, most intel
gent Of the crowd Tho Chinsmsn d.coues freely in the
English language and notwithstanding the iron brsceesl
upon his wfsts wrote his name upon sheet Of pspeI
handed him.
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H..
~. u 0aIk: German.. .sauor..... -
Alex Cold. Scotch. Sailor. lo
Jose Cruz del Cano. Manila. Steward 90
rnose who claim be "salors" look generally as ttle
like eeamen az bod carrying Andsmen possibly do.
The Chpsman and the Manila III, most intei-
gent Of the crowd Tho Chinsmsn d.courses freely tho
English language and the bracelets
handed him.
STATEMENT OF BAKER.
The Captain OF the Savannah made the following state
ment-rne United States brig Perry dst sighted BY
lookout about four oco,k the afternoon was
vessel she opened FIRE on US. which was ABOUT eight
O'Clock, and just getting dark The slowed them
selves away in corners, whore could mot find them and
deserted me at the time moet needed their services.
The shots from the Perry few thick and fast a.,
and only one man and my officers we're the only aid
proved unavaling to rally them surrendered in hMr
an hour after the brig ed her frs. shot, and were i'm
meoiasely ater taken from our vessel With crew ON
whom dependence could have been placed could easily
The captain further stated that was NOT his intention
States vessels his craft fast sailer and
able to get away from any sailing vessel The prisoner,
prisoners brought to this port. the captain SAYS vss
shipped under the name OF George Livingston, and
ceved tweny dollars In advance at the time Of his ship
from Cardenss as clever and says ony FOR
that he would have had better crew, nasmuch as the
best Of them were sent a. prize crew in charge Of tho
certain degree OF bombast apparent in the man.
ners of the captain TO the op ion which the pubc
generally had formed Of him. also whether q certain
ceeeion journal il still In existence He seemed pleased
with the answer to his nterrogators and very Hbe
ra In giving his own experience, and the manner Of hH
capture, ss noticed above.
TREATMENT OF THE PRISONERS ON THE HAKn1yT
LANE.
when the Perry transferred The privateerspen 70 he
Minnesota they closely confined and not allowed TO
converse with each oher On board OF the Harriet Lane,
however they unrestrsined Captain yaunce treat
ing them very literally allowing them 70 indulge con-
versaon The only manner n VII CD they felt their i'm
priaonment by having marine keeping guard over
them. Tho prisoners were anxious thu their thAnk1
rhoud be publicly expressed through the press TO AVk
Faunce and bis officers for their couftesy and exoeut
treatment Their meale were Of the nrst Glass; and On
the whole thes considered that they were only treated q
prisoners Of va
THE PRISONERS or THE HALLE JACKSON.
On the hurricane deck Of the Harriet Lane ware alo
the prisoners captured from the prvateer Halle Jack
son, and consisted Of The following individuals
Myers, John August, VIM. Lovett and Charles WiIans
fhee also expressed their great obligations 10 tbs
Officers Of the cutter for the courteous treatment hev
received.
THE PRISONERS ARE HANDED OVER TO THE AUrHo-
RITIES
At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon United State,
Marehal Murray, accompanied by posse Of river pas
NoNUNVED OF EIGHTH PAGE
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ARRIVAL OF THE BODY OF A SOLDIER SHOT
AT BIG BETHEL,

Laa night thelbody OF private Adolphe vincennes, Of
Company A, burgess zouaves, arrived in this city in
care Of Private Stewart Corporal Banner and Sergeant
Agnus. The deceased was In the battle at Big Bethel
and was killed by rife ball passing through his stomach
He expired 1t Fortress Monroe on Monday. He resides
st No 81 Wooster street, was twenty years Of go
and unmarried.
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THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

FREDERICK, Nd June Is, 1851.
The Legislature adjourned al to-day, TO meet at
Frederick on the 30th Of July.
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Afarmer, Matthew O'Bren, who lives six miles out on
the Fairfax road reports that the rebel dragons
that vicinity yesterday afternoon supposed here
tina. this was the company that Lieutenant Topkns s
reported to have met.
The Scott House was opened today by the railroad
force in charge Of the military roads Of ths DIVISION for
their especial hotel accommodation. II lie located In &C.
quYed property Of absent REBEL at the corner Of Duke
and Warrington streets, with John T. Wallace Of Phila
dephia, in charge Of the commssariat.
The telegraph wires connecting Camps Upton aud Tyler
were cut in several places last night, though strong
force was guarding the road. The cause amusngy
explained examination this morning. when appeared
that captain Of the Connecticut Third lately arrived
this division, who was duty the road became
picious of the cable running alongside Of the road
whose object he was unaware, and cut il six times in
order 70 prevent It's acting emissary Of Besure
gard.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEBRASKA.
OHAHA, N. T., Juno a, 1901.
Inc Nebraska regiment Of volunteers for three years
service, win be oiled and organized in few days. Seven
companies are rsndexvoussd ct this point and additional
onss are coming in daily.
Major John Thayer commander Of the Territorial mill
tia has been appointed and commissioned Colonel and
General b. p. Dorms, Lieutenant Colonel
The friends Of Hon. j. 8. Norton late secretary and
delegate to Congress- chssrned at the despatch
from Warrington relative 70 him and his accounts and
ASSERT that was concocted by persons desiring 70 nu
members Of Gengress aganet him in his seat
test with Mr., Daily and that Kr Kortors accounts are
Al straight
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ACCEPTANCE or TIE ANDERSON zoUAvEs.
Tho Anderson Zouave regiment Of New York, Colonel
J. L. Riker, has positively been accepted to-day.
MORE COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE SUBSISTENCE DE-
PARTNKNr.
Some Of the troops arriving here Justly complain of
being immediately supplied with proper food. TO remedy
this neglect the commssary Of every regiment should be
here q least twelve hours before the arrival Of the reg
ment, 10 have ready cooked rations or to make
such arrangements a. necessity demands.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL.
Quartermaster General Megs has issued instructions
TO officers purchasing horses and mules requiring them
1t different points by advertisement TO invite those Who
have animals TO sell to preaent them stated days,
when they viii be prepared to purchase such may
be found to suit the wants Of the service.
The horses should be sound, free from all de-
fects whatever, at least 15K hands high, net
than eight less than four years DID, the mules
not leas than fourteen hands, ranging in age from four To
years. It stated by request that the price paid
delivered In Warrington has lately varied from 1927 to
$40 falling, and that large number Of good horses,
offered TO the quartermaster in this city, will now be
purchaaed at similar rates. Those who have sound team
horses TO sell therefore, have here the opportunity
APP1ARANCY OF TIE TROOPS.
The fine physical appearance Of the troops constantly
arriving ID subject Of general praise.
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT 10 rHB CAxP OF TIE
GARlBALDI GUARD.
The President, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Grimsley and Hon.
Schuyler Colfax, visited TIP camp Of the GAribAld reg
ment this afternoon. The President received marching
salute after which the party attended the funeral Of
private the services u which performed after the
mode recognized in Hungary. Re exceedingly
impressive.
ENGLISH VIEW OF THE REBELLION.
Tho following Ia an extract of private letter from
prominent member Of . commercial house in London,
dated June Q, bearing upon present national afairs
The English express great indignation at the ausou TO
their position upon the American question made By the
Americans abroad and through the press n home inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26
FLAG RAISING.

The members Of the Insurance Patrol No. L. stationed
at 90 John street, under the command Of Franklin Water
bury, erected liberty pole the corner Of John and
william streets last evening. Tho pole b seventyhv
feet high the top ID adorned with red re CAP bearing
the inscription, Insurance Patrol, orSansed October 2
1882" and beautiful eagle Speeches wsro made and
Songs were sung By Aea: Waterbury, Ferguson Corn
well, Burrows, Butler, Cohen and others. Assistant
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DuRYEE,s zOUAVEs.

The Fifth regiment Duryees Zouaves, now at Fortress
Monroe 10 TO be raised 10 900 Major Davies and
Captain Fitzpatrick have been ordered here by Gen. Butler
recruiting service Their temporary headquarters
At lafayette Hail. opposite Metropolitan Hotel An op
porunity is thus offered 10 join this celebrated regiment
None but the best class OF will be received and
probably only during few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

fHE REBELLION.
Jews from the Federal
Capital.
Programme Of Action decided
Upon by ths Council Of War.
he Blow SOON TO Be STRUCK.
Important Movement Of the
Rebels in California, Arizo-
ma and New Mexico.
chtme to Divide California and Join the
Rebel Confederacy.
resistance to The United States officers
IN Nevada Territory.
Reported Proposition Of Jefer-
SON Davis for an Armistice
Appeal Of the Rebel
Ohieftain for Peace.
The Administration will Make
No Compromise, and Enter
Into No Negotiation
With the Rebels.
The Pickets Of the Union Army Extend
from Georgetown to Harper's Ferry.
PE ATTITUDE Of KENTUCKY.
.-s-~S~..S~S~.~~S~-Ss-
treaty Of Neutrality Between Gen.
McCleIland and Gen. Buckners
Arrival Of the Savannah Pri-
yateersmen.
important Legal Proceedings Relative to
Prizes and Prisoners.
News from Fortress Monroe, West.
sru Virginia and Missouri,
As.s &e.s ~
egR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
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NEW YORK TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

From tho Albany Journal, June 241
The Twenty eighth (Cononel Donnely), which goes
of this afternoon, has received the Remington rifle.
The Sixteenth Colonel Davies) leaves here, and the
Thirty second Colonel Aathcson) leaves New York, TO
morrow.
The Fifteenth Colonel J. Mcleod Murphy viii leave
New York on the 26sh.
The Thirteth Colonel Frsby) will leave this city on
the 9th; and
The Twenty.second Colonel Phelps) will leave thi
city ON tho 28th.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE OHIO MILITARY.

6OVGMENVS Ot THE OHlO MILITARY.
CINCINNATI, June Is, 1851.
The gunboat q. O. Tyler dropped down the river yes
terday.
The Lexington and Conestoga will leave to day.
The Tenth Ohio regiment, Colonel Styles left Camp
Dennison yesterday for Western Virginia
The Sixth and Seventh ohio regiments will probably
leave to morrow.
The troops remaining at Camp Dennison the Fifth.
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Eleventh, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth regiments numbering over six thousand men.
The First and Second Kentucky regiments will remove
their quarters TO Camp Dennison to-day, swelling the
number TO 5000.
Patrick Kenny was shot and instantly killed last
night by policeman Purcell for interfering arrest
ACCIDENTS TO NEW YORK SOLDIERS.
PmADxPHIA, June 2S, 1851
The Thrty.frst New York regiment passed through
this city last night Charles Knecht had to be taken
the hospital in consequence Of spraining his ankle.
Curran Mccormick, member Of the New York Thirty
seventh regiment, attempted TO jump Ashore when the
boat vas rear the wharf, but fell into the water and
dyownded His body has been recovered
THE MASSACHUSETTS NINTH REGIMENT.
BOSTON,, June 81, 1851.
Tho steamers Pemproke, Cambridge and Benz Deford
sailed to-day with the Ninth regiment They take 100
horses baggage wagons and full equipments including
1000 rounds Of ball cartridges.
Major Cobb's splendid corps Of Light Artillery has been
ordered 10 prepare for immediate departure.
The Eleventh regiment Colonel Clark, expects TO leave
Friday.
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURES.
FREDERICK, Nd June Is, 1851.
The Legislature adjourned at Loon to-day, to meet at
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