New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
their owners. But Virginia masters may nave
10 wait until the close OF the war.
pprfsat TO AID TRAITORS.

10 wait until the close of the war
REFUSAL TO AID TRAITORS.
The Secession Judge of the District Court at
Baltimore, Judge Giles, having directed Marshal
Bonifant TO insert the Judicial adyer sements in
those disloyal sheets, Tie SaR,. Republican, aud
Exchange, Marshal Il. refused TO comply and
has had an interview with the Attorney General
upon the subject. That official instructed him to
advertise in papers of his own selection, but
warned him that by so doing no would render
himself liable to certain penalties for contempt OF
Court.
APPOINTMENTS.
John L. Hays of New Hampshire has been
appointed Chief Clerk of the Patent Office, vice
Shugert, rCmoycd Russell Everett of The Pitts
bRrgh Ge.sae, has been appointed Chief Clerk IN
the War Department, succeeding Lieut.-Col.
Sanderson who will he detailed TO the Quarter
masters Office as Assistant Quartermaster Gen.
eral; Judson Mitchell has been appointed Col
lector, and Henry Thomas Deputy Collector OF
the port of Georgetown.
PATRONIZING BALTIMoREt
The Government are now deriving considerable
assistance from Baltimore, which viii be hber-
ally paid for. Fifty Baltimoreans were yester-
dsy brought to Washington, TO act os teamsters
TO the advancing columns Of the army, and about
one hundred tents, manufactured ia that city for
army use, arrived here yesterday morning per
rail.
TIE STEAMER MONTICELLO.
The steamer Monticello, more formidable than
ever with the recent addition 10 her armament,
went down the river last night to Fortress
Monroe.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Sixty United States infantry soldiers reached
here to-day from Governors Island; thirty ma
rines Jeff the Nayy-Yard this morning and pro-
ceeded to Carlisle The Cd Regiment Of Michi-
gan went into camp to-day, two miles from the
Chain Bridge, above Georgetown. The New
York Highland, LIST and I'd Ohio, and the 10Th
(Syracvse) New-York Regiments, were reviewed
by the President and Secretary Of State, this
afternoon, in front of the White House. MIR.
Lincoln was much pleased with the picturesque
appearance of the Highlanders and greatly de-
lighted with their bands fine performance OF
" The CampbeIl's are Coming"
CAPTURE OF PRIZES.
Last evening the propeller Resolute arrived at
the Maynard, having in tow the Americas
now in the service of the Government.
Last Saturday night Capt. Budd of the Reso-
Lutte, with boats crew Of five men, went into
Briton's Bay, and seeing the schooner Somerset
of LeonardstOwn, tOwed her out into the Poto
mac and burned her to the waters edge. Yes
terday morning Masters Mate Fuller, with
boats crew of four, went on board the schooner
William Sampson, lying at the shore, Eve miles
above Acquia Greek, and burned her olso com
pletely destroying her. Neither Of the vessels
were loaded, and as it was well known that
they had been carrying provisions, &c, over to
the Yirein.sDs, their fate was very soon decided.
The Resolnte carries brass l2-pound rifed
boat hOwitzer, having range of y miles.
She expects to 60 down again this evening
The Pocahontas lies of Alexandria. The Paw
nee is at Acquia Creek and tho Harriet Lane
is at the mouth of the James River. Everything
Is quiet down the river, but al Old Point great
preparations for an immediate fight are apparent
The Reliance left Acquia Greek yesterday and
went dow So guard either portion Of the river.
THE REBELS DRAWING THE LINES or sECREsY.
Gen. Etauregsrd has issued orders that after
~ O'Clock to-day no person shall be permitted to
pass through the lines at Manassas Junction in
this direction. Tbs indicates that secresy is de-
sirable as to movements at that point. Gen.
Beauregards proclamation holds out terrible
warnings to the people of Virginia as to what
they may expect from the Northern invading
troops in tao woy of desolated households, raw
ished wiCes and daughters, &c. The prOcsma
ton is 10 work the people up to the proper
fighting trim.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
Tie facilities for a quick transportation Of
troops and stores from the depot in this city to
Alexandria, and over the LOu1on aud Hampshire
and Orange and Alexandria Roads, as occasion
may require, are now nearly completed. Eight
passenger cars from the Camden and Atlantic
(New-Jersey) Road have been taken 10 Alexsn-
dria 10 scOws and put upon the latter road.
A track u being laid making connection be-
tween these two roads, by which means the en-
eines and ears of the Loudon road can be trans-
ferred to the Orange road, both being of the |
same gauge The work Of repairing the Orange
road is nearly complete. The first bridge at
Cameron Run, some two miles from Alexandra,
has been rebuilt, and is now guarded by two |
companies of Zouaves. The work beyond is also |
guarded 90 it extends. Cars are now running !
from the railroad depot by the foot of the Cap |
itol down Maryland avenue. ana to the foot of |
Sixth street where communication is made by !
steamboat with Alexandra.
ARRIVAL OF MIR. VAN WICK.
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