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BALTIAoKEJANOV' ASf icoh
From an officer who came up ny the Old
Point Boat this morning, we gather the follow
ing additional particulars -
None Of our vessels we're suGk The POWDel.
lost killed and wounded. This vessel suffer
ed more injury than any Of the feet bni wa
not disabled Round shot sent through the
ward room. and damaged the Second Lieutents
room. The Wabash had her main mat badly
wounded" as the sailors say, with round shot.
She had one man Injured The Chief Engineer
of the MoheaB was killed, and an assistant
Engineer badly wounded--uames unknown.
When our traopS took possession Of the
FoIts, they found the ilg flyiog al the Forts
OF HiIton's Heed TIE Rebels had mined
the works and fixed the HalyaF1s Of the az
so that when the hlg should be drawn down
by our troops mines would be sprung bat
in this they we're disappointed. The Halyards
sprang a mine in the house used by the off
GERS, but did but very little damaee-hurt no
one. The magazine did not explode.
In addition to what had already been found
in the Forts, large quantity Of powder was
dicovered. together with large amount Of
ammunition aud projecties.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l3,-l2M.
notwithstanding the heavy cabre of the
guns of the Rebel Forts, and their abundant
supplies of ammunition las subsequently dis
covered--proved not one of our feet were
either burned or sunk, and none were even
severely rjarrd or Disabled
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Beg The Return Judges for this county met
at the Court House, 10 this place on Tuesday
last, and upon counting the vote it shows the
election of Messrs Tracy aud Bliss, by 2278
majority. the official table will appear next
week.
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outposts they occupied three days ago. Army
officers believe that the South Carolina and
Georgia regiments have been Withdrawn tothe
relief of Beaufort.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THi

~ an application ras been made TO the Cmf !,
m Pleas n' Bradford county. 10y Charlie MI . Y
G. Harris and others. t. grant charter ri 20 PM
for religious purposes l. then>clVe, their 3, .~ 4"1
successors. under the name and style %. lr T.
Church WardenS and Ne~trymcn q. TrlW CN-
Athens and if no Snciffient reasons he ,i'F1 % ]
contrary the said Court Will decree that they .saa
corporate body. f. o. GpOoRIlu
Nov. IS, 1861. PrtWnoA'
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n6r There are eighty four Brigader Gen
erals and four Major Generals 10 the Volun.
teeT service Of the United States, . .-.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL

~ an application has been made 10 the vtntl 7
mon Pleas OF Bradford county. 10y \. Todd II -
kins. and Others tn grant a charter OF lnc"rp'F-'
religious purposes to themselves Their asS'gLs
successors. under the name aud style OF the o,'
Oi the Protestant Reformed Dutch ChuThot AAsr
and il no sufficient reasons be shown TO the c'a.-
said Court will decree that they become = ~5
body. E. U. GpNrh' T.
Nov. l3, 1861 PROM =
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CAPTURE OF PORT ROYAL FORTS
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The Landing at Beaufort Confirmed.
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NOriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN Il

~ an application has been made tn the ColF =
m N pleas OF Brtd' rd county, by Wm. !. 5el'-.
vah Cooley. and others tn grant ch .r,rr OF u.
tion for religious purposes L. themselves There's
and successors, under the name aud style d l6' 7
od E,,is opal Churrh o; Myer>burg aud :
cient reasons BE- shown tn the contrary. the So
will decree that they become corporate oe,y-r-,.
Nov l3 1861 Prlh- -
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RuMORED MOVEMENT UPJN CHARLESTON, S, c.
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Important from Western Virginia,
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LATEST FROM THE war.

FROM THE NAVAL EXPEDITION
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NOTICE Notice il mr,'N EN,r...,7
~ publ that have sold ont my int .,'s ,s.,,,5
" that business VIII hereafter Ice 6 'Tr ~
man of h Shaw
NnY Il LN6l
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THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN
a cash Will be paid for Wool, Hides and sheep Pehs
az the Store Of NE SOLOMON
GOy. i, lRef
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". Y. g. z. RAIL ROAD.

NHNNGE OF TINE CONNEN-5,
" M0ND ~, NOV. l~Gl. Trains vii ''
verify al about the following hours. w
wErwAsp Bor>n E,srw,sr P-N /,
BuHal" Express. .b."4 PM|N ' Ex'n 'iiaal
Night Express e. 3.41 \ N Night ~ rr>S
Mail. sos ? N ~,Sanl al FxPre"ti Z 4
Fast Freight ...95U \ NJ Vast trei-h' .' ;gl
Way Freight 9-I5 = N Way Freight 90. ~
ACcommr rdation. ! 10 p NJ .uS
The Night Express, n Y Express. F., /, - I, -
and Fast Freight west run every day Nl-" MI "a
Sundays Fun> rhrugh 30 BGtiilo. hN' E| G !, s.
''''' CHA'S NINnr Gr.-([
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ever the TOWanda Telegraph Line.
NEWS FROM THE NAyAL FLEET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, lsGL.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lJt ieGl
From an officer who came up ny the Old
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
AFFAIRS AT FORT WASHINGTON.

ALEXANDRIA, friday, June Z lsGl.
The United SiAtes steamer Reliaooe arrived of the
harbor about noon to-day, and transferred the Lieuten
AIT commanding TO the Washington steamboat. She
brings news from For Washington tha. four slaves
sought refuge there from Virginia who state that the
rebels at Aequia Creek have far only used riod
field pieces, which they have used at various points
chan them TO fire according The fire of the United
States vesses. They have not yet uscd hei battery
# four 32-IOunders which Is masked behind the old
G.hhouse outside Of the range of versls guns.
yawl-boai, which has been carrying Letters between
Maryland nnd Virginia, has been captured.
The e.caped negroes bad been engaged throwing up
the Iarapet
From confidence expressed by the inhabitants there
IL no, much fear Of attack from tho rebels presen.
There Is not much doubt about Gen. BeauregHnd
being at Manassas Gap.
A private meeting of Union men, about tlirty-fye in
number WAS held las; night attbe Marshall House and
wss adiiessed by w. G. PaIsons Of Washington.
To-day forty Eight ne, at the zane place and nomi.
mated Henry Z. Martin and James +. Clcse delegates
10 the Wheeling Convention. The leaders in this
movement expect 10 receive soventy-iye signatures 20
An addre,sto the Convent
Tie Michigan Regimcn,al Band is now ssrnsiing
Col. Heinzem1n
The hog bro1gh, from Texas by tie "a Infantry Will
be .o.norrow hoisod over the Quarterua,,ers Depart
ment, aud gresr, jolliicaton ia expected
Provcet Mssbal Gait. Modler has recalled bis proh
biton newspaper publication. TIE first number viii
appear on Monday.
II Ia reported hat tbs Union and Reh. picte,s are
gradually approaching each other on Isiriax Road.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08

We cal attention to "a Reply from Baltimore"
IN another column. We are glad TO hear SO good an
account Of the Union men of that city from such re-
sponsible and honorable sources, and waive all in-
quiry as to where those gentlemen kept Themselves
during the time when correspondent, as they in.
innate, saw fit to be absent from Baltimore.
The Union men of that City live under Cover
nor who, in the average is rather more favorable 10
then tkan to the Secessionis,s those of st. Louis
On the contrary, are called to endure Executive
ho Is not only among the deadhest but also auione
the craftiest of traitors. Tie former, as We infer
from the last signature TO " A Reply" bold pOr-
ton, ct least of the important State Offices in their
city; those of st. Louis have ne'er one. The
Union men of Baltimore have PenDsy lvania and
Delaware on ono side, Washington and the main
patriot army on the other; those OF st. Louis are
much less favOrably envirOned. The Union men OF
Baltimore kept remarkably shady while the bridges
we're being burned and the telegraph wires cut in
and about their city, whereby the Federal
Metropolis was isolated from the Free
States and exposed TO capture by the
traitors, and We did not hear them peep while
Secession delegation TO the Legislature was being
chosen from their city, and the Government re-
fused provisions for its troops from her stores,
unless it was through the embassies dispatched
10 the President by Gov. Hicks and her young
Christians to insist that no more troops De- sent
through Maryland to Washington; those OF St.
Louis, under Capt. Lyon and Frank Blsir-but
never mind. We are happy in the assurance OF
Messrs. Partridge, Davis and ST Ring that the
Unionists Of Baltimore are R0S IN tho ascendant,
aud, without asking how this came about, we
hope they viii remain so. We certainly bad
supposed, prior to the receipt of "A Reply, "
that their superiority in numbers WIS overba-
sreed by deficiency in pluck.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.
LOUISVILLE. Tridl

LOUISVILLE, Friday, june Z, lotl.
The Journal Gays tia; large quantity Of srns were
secretly brought from Tennessee to Kentucky, on
Wednesday, by the Secesscnis's-
The NJ q. Pseayuns OF the ith states thst tie Mex
can schooner Brllnts mad been ordered od the Pas
by the Brooklyn.
TIE brig Creole had been seized ard cent North.
The British, French, Spanisb, and Bremen Consus
at New-Orlesns, and Mr.. BsroGehe tue French Agen.,
had had TN interview with the CoDmi udI Of the
Brooklyn respecting the blockade.
erevasse had occurred the L0uisiaas s.de Of the
Mississippi, near Na,ehez 80 feet wids and 10 ieet
deep.
A Norfolk disIs,ch to Tis Atlanta Confsdpocy say,
the Merrimac has been rhtd, her machinery beng
yuhIured, and will be ready for yea On Friday.
The Charlest,A C0urier OF the 4th Gays the Mime
sofa is the only vessel off that port
The Memphis papers are calling the attention OF he
Vigilance Committee 10 the high prees OF proviaior'
charged by dealers thae.
The Notae Regts,er says that the Bztic ,owed the
British ships Perthshiie and Bromley Moore 10 sea
June l, iron Mobile Bay. The pOrsIis now eleaI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
sseal Northern ships whsre"ith to prey upon
Northern commerce.
THE Observation-Disclosures

This important Office, filled for many years and
80 ably by General Jesup, and for short time
and so badly by the now rebel Gen. j. E. John
ston. is vacant. 1t is beyood doubt true that
the President and the Secretary Of War are
anxiously looking about for suitable person to
place in this most important and difficult admin
istrstive Office. There is no Office connected
with the Government Of the United States that
requires for its occupancy such varied accom-
plishmebts and qualifications as this. The occu-
pant should be military man, possessed OF the
highest aud most thoroughly accurate knowledge
of all military details and principles. DE should
be acquainted with the scope and detail OF every
other military department of the Army, that he
may quickly comprehend the mutual relations OF
his own with them. Ho should have had the
experience Of a training ID the details and data
of exact allowances and rigid accountability. lie
should have quick legal mind, rapid, accurate'
clear, and broad in its grasp. He should 10
man well acquainted with machinery ana en-
ginery; means Of transportation OF ever! SORT
as well as with building materials ana arch''ec'
tne. The geography OF the Whoe country
should BE- to him familiar as Town map hls
integrity should always have been such that his
name has become q synonym for honesty. He
should be man whose whole tone and charac'
ter would invest his Office with military grace
and dignity, such as could never be approached
by bribe, nor tempted with pelf. If this Office
is not to be filled by the promotion Of the senior
Colonel Of the Quartermaster's Department but
the man most fitted for it is to have it, then it
is respectfully suggested to the appointing power
that among the candidates the name OF Col.
RUFUS l.. BAKER Of Connecticut, who resigned
from the Ordnance Department of the United
States Army in 1854, ana whose original COM
mission antedated all the officers now In the
Quarternaster's Department, be registered for
consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08

The Baltimore Americcn Of Thu-fd2y reports The
return of another Commission which was appointed to
wait upon the President. The American says:
awe learn that a Committee Of merchants, chip
suilders snd representatives Of Other industrial pursuits
of Baltimore visited Washington Tuesday and had an
interview with the President and leading mem
bsrs OF the Cabinet. They most courteously re-
oeiyed and every assurance given Of the kindly feeling
of the Government toward Baltimore and Maryisn
md thsir confidence n the loyalty OF the great Of
tbe people. With regard 10 the building of the gun
bosis, lie President promised tba, Baltimore should
have It's fair consideration IN the disposition Of the
tscs ~ we'll a. sbe furnishing Of army supplies and
clothing. and that the Baltimore and ONO ksiiroad
"a nop further nole,tion. We presume the Commit
- wiu UasAs detailed report Of their interview"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
onsrHUCTING FEDERAL TROOPS.

10 ne Editor Of The " \. Tyiban@
Sir: wish to ask question, which, If you cannot
answer, perhsp, Of your readers can.
s declare that Government shall pass no tsoop over
Der soil TO suppress rebellion she does he not Become
party 70 ,be reboon II not is sbs loyal dsoys to the
Government Yours truly. T. L. WEBB
Springfield, Ill.,, June i, 1851
Anstcer.-A State may declare what she pleases
without incurring the guilt of treason, but Who
ever should attempt to enforce and give effect to
sueh declaration would certainly earn hemp
collar, according to the statutes against treason.
LII
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
AEEAIRS IN MISSOURI.

81. LoUis, Frtay, juno Z I6OI.
Gen. Lyon has authorized tie formation Of "A Home
Guard in Benton County, Mssorri, for the protection
Of persons and property of Unian men in that tsc0n
Of the STATE.
Three hundred stand Of snns ard Il, 1000 round Of
ammunition arrived at Hsuaibsl from st. Louis On
"Wednesday for the use olSthe Union Home Guard Of
that city.
Col. Barnsten denies having resigned the command
Of the regiment Of Mig our volunteers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08

BRoOELYS DIREoToRY.-We have received from
Mr. J. Lain the compiler, copy of the Brooklyn d.
rectoy for 1872. 1t contains the usual h. of I nes
the officers of the City Government and various depart
meus. Banks Churches, and private and public cor
poration with variety Of information useful 70 All
classes of citizens We do not find any reference TO the
growth Of the city, as compared with last year an
omission Which the compiler should remedy IN future
There are II or Is pages in this volume than 10
he last aud il is The frst Directory issued this segon
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
The Rioting in Newfoundland.

81. JOHa's, n. r, Frday, june ., IobI.
The telegraph wires were again cut on Monday
evening In number of places Large bodies Of Police
have been dispatched 10 the various points Of difficult
~, and every energy Is being strained TO capture
t6e miscssnts who are engaged in regularly organ
ised body for the destruction of the lines The inos.
ibility Of guarding our property will be perceived
when il IL slated that people cannot even protect their
own dWelliugs from robbery and arson.
The steamship vigo, Tor Liverpool, passed Cape
Race at midnight Of "Wednesday, bnt no dispatches
were put aboard of her, II il useless TO send messages
for Europe tits way until the local affairs Of the prov
inee are improved.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
THE CASE OF ,CAPr. EMMETT MCDONALD.

srSRorIyED, H., Thursday, June 6, 1851.
Col. Macarthur. arrived here last evening, having
in charge Capt ,/Ernmet Mcdonald Of g.. Louis, who
was brought bfore Judge Treat Of the United States
Dianc, Cou/t this moraing. Time bss been gwen the
DisriSt-Ay,orusy 10 axaIaipe into the ess
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
THE REBELS ADVANCING UPON CAIRO.

IAIhO, IflLdy, June Z, IoVI
Scouting psres Of PillOws army reported at Nc.
] Island, four miles below here to-day. Southern
troops arc coming mp both ,ides Of the river. An
attack upon Cairo is momeatorly expected. we are
roady,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA.

A meeting was held last evening at the Mafsnal
House, Alexandria, in room ope Ning from the pas'
sage in which Col. Ellsworth was Kill cd Tor tDe pur'
pose Of choosing delegates TO the C,'nSentaon al
Wheeling. Henry s. Martin presided, end win
James L. Close, was elected delegates. Addresses
we're made by W. II. Psrsons Of New-York Soo
Dir. Close. The Postmaster uoder the new AG'
ministration, VIM. ID. Massey, refused to Co
operate on the ground that the movement "as
revolutionary.
1t is a question IL the Government acts wisely in
restoring captured rebels to freedom on such easy
terms as have been offered them. Capt. Ball OF the
Alexandria Cavalry declared to citizens at Ale1an-
dria, before leaving for the South that he had no
intention of abiding by his oath of allegiance, man-
tanning that it had been forced from him; and 1T Is
not doubted that he has gone to resume his post IN
the DIsunion force.
A Union paper with the title Of The PesnsRro-
xian 10 TO be issued in Alexandria on Sunday morn
ing.
The TRIBUNE is now regularly sale at Alex
andra. For while it was interrupted, and the
news-vender who supplied it (Mr. sggers) was
His arrest on charge of treason was to have taken
place the very day on which our troops occupied the
town.
To the As,oeis.ed Press
WAsHISeTos, Friday, June 2, 1861.
The ruuors since Saturday lsst OF the march OF Fed
eral troops upon Fairfax Court-House were without
foundation No change eksve been made, excepting in
the position of regiments on the defensive works in
course Of construction.
Tie troops labor hard during day, and sleep soundly
at night disturbed only by occasional exchange Of
shots between their guard, and the Virginia scouts.
Furthest in advance il force Of sever companies OF
Second Cavalry, the senior officer Of which is the gal
liant Captain Bracket, who has seen much service,
and established high character for vigilance.
The President has recognized Miguel Saragozs ss
Consul for Mexico at San Antonio Texas thus contnu-
ing the policy of treating Secession as a nuhty.
Thomas u. Arden Of Now-York has been appointed
Additional Paymaster of the Army; slso Adam ID.
Stuart, 10 Gil vacancy.
The works beyond Arlington House, near Hoovers
place. opposite Georgetown, are being rapidly aud
efectually strengthened by the United States forces
there Tbty-six guns have been mounted on the en-
bankment The troops in expectation OF an attack
upon their line by tie COnederstes from Mansssas
Junction, very shortly.
The Sd Maine Regiment arrived this evening.
TIE President has received visitors to-day, and
not only the Government Departments, but the muui-
cipa Offices aud public scboos, were cosed IN respect
10 the memory Of Souator Dougas.
Licuts. smms, Jones, and Cash have been promoted
20 Csptaincio, in the Marine Corps
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
Tn. State Editorial Association.

UTICA, FIlday, J lnt ., ISOI.
The annual meeting Of the state Editorial Assoea-
c,on oproja,ed 10 be held here neat Thursday, has
been postponed till next year. owing to the rational
difficulties.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-08
THE MOVEMENT AGAINST HARpER'S FERRY
Troops Advancing from Three Points.
Three Blows to be Struck at Once.
THE REBELS DOOMED.
Special Disp,tcE to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Disp,tcf to The n Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday, June 7, 1861.
Several hundred regulars have Left. within
twenty-four hours, for the Relay House. They
will form portion Of one OF tue columns which
are to operate against Harper's Ferry. col.
umn of Gen. Patterson's command is approach
| ing by way Of HagerstoGn, and a column of
Gen. McClelan's army is moving from the
West.
Help cannot come to Gen. Johnston from
Manassas Junction, for Gen. Mcdowell viii
engage the whole attention of the Rebels posted
there. Nor can they be reinforced from Rich
moud and Norfolk, for Gen. Butler viii be q
dangerous foe to leave, even inactive, IN their
resr; and he will not remain quiet.
There are armed steamers enough in The 20
tomac TO threaten other approaches to the Capi-
tai of the Old Dominion. Thus three blows
may be struck at once. and the enemy, scat
tered and distracted, not knowing which way to
turn, will fall victims to the plans which The
man whom Beauregard CONTEMPORARY calls 40
"octosenaran," has formed in thsbby little
office" and which /" his armed rabble viii
execute.
Such in outline, are the features Of tie next
series of moves upon this side of the Military
Chess Board, as they disclose themselves to us.
We do not pretend to have derived them from
Gen. Scott directly, but they are suggested By
persons not uniformed respecting the plans OF
the campaign, and they square with iaete and
probabilities as to the details. We do not pre-
tend 10 special knowledge. Even officers high in
the army profess ignorance and assert that the
Lieutenant. GENERALS campaign is to them On
enigma.
General officers complain that they have not q
sufficient number Of regiments in their brgades,
on the other hand soldiers gruu'ble that they
have nothing to do. But the General.in.C Chief
looks to all, comprehends the situation, and pre-
pares for exgencies.
We have good reason to believe that before
mauy hours q column Of 1900 msn viii march
from this city towards Hsrper's Ferry. About |
>. 600 will be district volunteers. or the re-
mander, the New-nampshire Regiment and the
Rhode Island Battery VIII form a part. The
whole will be commanded by Gel. Stone of the
Fourteenth Infantry. The precise hcar of start
ing, which has beer postponed from time 20
time, is not yet definitely determined. This
column will probably have no more serious task
than that Of interrupting the fugitvsS driven 10y
other commands from Harper's Ferry. Other
regiments, in addition to those nameS, are under
marching orders.