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, 1861-08-06

Gerhaps cut Of army con,ractsl and Ind
been appointed to his generalshin teca,af
ne had used bis money freely in e1ections
Ignorant Of war and eager for its houors
he plunged into the trap 1T Cannae as
eagerly as any nlilitia general Of our time
could now. Els rout was utter, But Han.
nihal dared no more to follow the cut IN
remnants Of the Roman army than JEFF:
laws cared to follow up the retreating
regiments Of Mcdowell. In so far the sit
uanons were Similar: The old Romans
mgnl perhaps have thrown from the Tar
tnesl 80 - sAassaass.1W9o 80 = . shoatddarpto
hps snasan n r. %4'1o ~ NJ breckinrldge
maannn;rao,,. son anoro to be more
MAN. 1;ors ,,stt,; e.1s1 We 9aye let So
.-a;to,- ;~ ~, s1',' .....s anu more eowardly
s11a5 % .1s - p.s., .oussn our hngers, can well
- ~ 1,,; : M -. :. eAlfaoge' 10 spout his treason
% -, - 80 sconnneu to words.
and fnd 49," IT, .. aul!hef Ar' Bakers parallel
49, An.u ~ t.s slanoest suggestions in this:
~ ."sue.s2e q caAn@, Rene hod no more
sba ss n1,,a,"sS y'ne1ats: out OF her disgrace
o.n0u =. ner Vactory. NO treaty, no
p t,;sh w. y ~ tne enemy at the gates And
,,,;,;.os m; VIC osupenoous power which that
.a.ss 1epuo,.c e'eF showed II her re-
~ ' sne 1oaeo 'ue siae oack' carried
~ vain "A mto Al1lca, ana nnaity set her foot
~ .ao el'oAlos5 runs of What Was once
W c.aaS:, . .
s.atas -. ~ ~ le uestlny OF the United
5efsst st,,na ~ .hs t.s noluene' ' me disgrace Of
the first t;5e - y ptop1e ;ts n 70 madness. For
heavy ca1an,;tn - 49,, 40 HISTORY, struck by a
ree1ed h,;1a .s na.lon staggered and
of 49, y l,. No" me stunning effects |
the 5aat% ~" ae alleaoy passed. We eMow
49, p.A ~ Anu ofeaoth OF our calamity,
49, ~ - nos SO great as we feared Al
ue na'ton' animated BY sterner
1oD, i19es superior to defeat and
, 1861-08-06

tahf'sha9 hSf1'gaAERh q ,AARAoR1An a1uorv in to r.,
mnhSnea Ct Memphis for he na3nfs y 70 % C. s.
stsaaa1a ] = md iac p .apaon to the moSen 9s
patte1a as Gu aneb E. ag55oyed 5;sye Of theoIa
South: The plan slso sGen enhts throughoat To
tnnaxI o!1aaee ef the most sppsp1ed deo,asg Of
~. e 1a5uiasanfe sa5 of ntted csnnon: can c,n
e. s.s h4aa aaa s'1 Tho Psn Il Ia e as;a
M oc;ne,.,;en sa sen " atured and hz= tbs PROMISED
tn Aemphls- epa'@aa gArt1es
, 1861-08-06

No.
Coy. Gamble has issued proclamation t.
the people Of Missouri, The principal featnre, ~
OF which are as follows: =
- 90 hereby strictly charge and enioiu m
on al sfe1lfs and other magistrates. Who AZ
ean3a q the peace to use all the pow
snd s bringing to punishment, ali persons ,S VIZ
olstafo the public pence by usfner vjo1enoe
aga1nst any Of their feIow-citfzeus. and esna:
Thn WY cn6y are 6yoa charged to bring to justice al
other perEsns, on account Of fheir nn{;tioa1 s1
| opihions and # force should be emp{nVed 1, tn
leslst SOU IN the discharge Of vonr dnfies -
IN extent that you cannot overcome hV n ~ y
mean means provided By law, you are CHARGED to
Anoma 70 Ins Department. that proper
erJo5ned upon al citizens that they perform n
me duty Of giving information Of ie6osfts nf
q 1munlt1ons Of var belonging to the Stafe, That
Lney may come to the Possession Of the atate
ni3e Mnao9t se1eIng captured by the troops Of tie
It is further erjoined upon all c;t;zana of
Suitable age to enroll themselves in miiiparr -
organizations that they NAV take mari IN ~
de:enGe Of the State. All citizens who are eI,
1ooled under the act Of the last session of tba
SeaeIaI s Asst mbly, popularly Elled The nil iii
aty !a#, are notified that the law has heen ~.
roa;ea mIsa;eas ano ths troops dsbauded. The CON.
MISSIONS Issued under il, as well as the com.
mission under the act Of the same session nm ~
the appointment Of q Minor Gepera1 beu. ~.
oeen annuIed, and al soldiers and officars are
iy. A'&S'4s cepac-
Il those citizens who at the call ot tha ,.+a
governor nave taken up arms, choose IN "a.
!n1 Lurn Voluntarily to their homes to The nesce.
~ !n Pnleut OF their occupations, they viii f7nd
u the present Executive determination -
chord them all the security in his nowa1 an4
nnmolested. -ns'' ene5 VIII De
~. Iae Officers and their troops beleno;,p IN
me confederate States, who have inva3ed H;o
sour1. are notified that it is aeainst ~ III % ~
ne people Of Missouri that They shnn1G ~ 49, "
nae upon the soil OF this State, and that tfeir
ccntinuance in Missouri viii be considered iie an
ael OF war designed to bring upon onr Stafa to
me 1of191s q OF war, which Missouri desIras to
avoid Tney are, therefore, notified fo de1,ort y.
1T once from the State. w "optat
Since he Governors od Fnoelanetion n GhMnIE; E..
se;nas mi,sn' 1he following dispatch las been Re-.
10 A,s E1cf0eacy z. T. Gamble, Goac,Tor = Of
D In reply to your message addressed tn Tho
resident, am directed to say that if h1
p locIsmatlon you promise security to narsona
= talms Tho Voluntarily return to their ala.
sizAee and become peaeeable and lovaI. th;a
na 1uyea9ment Will cause the promise to Be r..
{signed) SIMON CAMERON. scc,v ~ W.,
, 1861-08-06
IDLE TROOPS AT R0urursx

Three regiments have recent1c heer
moved up from Fort Monroe to n Washinp
Ion, 10 strengthen Gen. Mcclellan. Itmay
very properly be inquired, what good dur.
pose was accomplished by keeping four.
teen regiments there for the past quarter of
a year? What has this large force done ?
a tul war garrison for Fort Monroe dopa
not exceed 5000 men. a greater number
cannot be employed to advantage within
''a "ails' No force which the rebels can
muster would be able to wrest the Fort
IRON garrison Of 3,00o resolute defend.
e1s, so long as the sea remains in onr M.
session. It can only be reduced by regr,. e
iaf approaches by strong army, and a
powerful selge train, sustained by a tieet
But as the feet is IN our hands to constant.
lysupply the garrison with ammunition and
provisions, and to keep good the. numbers
q me defenders, as well as to rake the
nanks OF the enemy and embarrass his an
p1oaehes, it is doubtful whether $4,000
at all, = eSA'
the occupation of Hampton and New:
ps Reis news IS Of Comparative little ,1se:
lnes are easily assailable, and cannot h. be;
~ 4etu asa'nsl an enemy of superior force
Ahey are exposed, hard to retain and If
no practicable benefit except as CANNING mn; -
ground Tor the surplus troops, who cannot.
be slowed away in the Fortress ~ Fart
Monroe is the only point possessing anv ~
military importance, as it commanI.
Hampton Roads, and thereby prevents ~ ~,
'pgfess Or egress to Norfolk or the .1ama.
rYet: 1t is also the key to the mouth Of
the Chesapeake Bay.
Ever since April there have been en-
camped ten to twelve thousand idle troops
IN the vicinity of Monroe. They we're not
needed for its defense, and were not strong
enough to act on the Offensive against the
Itbcls at Yorktown. There they lar at
hampton and outside Of the Fortress, ftit-
.enng away valuable time, demoralizine
1',, 1of waat IN Of work, and losing many lives
~ ~ sooiiah scouting expeditions of which
na n.g netacl waa ono. a. any lime dom
aay 70 July s5sh, ten .houaaod men nieht
, 1861-08-06

+tat soRTREsS TIRE MosRoE, Aug. dit is understood
a1tan5 arhs 1en. bntler has gone to Washington to
Generals. e'D1ae1 aiia MAJOR
lne report that Gen. Wool is to be sent IN
ta2 r9i1fess Monroe is not credited, thoueh il Is
ss1a Gep. Bnt1eE will not remain nnipss +rao, 70
are lntnlshed 1or vigorous campaign.
sioni6ts. ~ tae heces-
, 1861-08-06
ANOTHER RIOT AT HAtr1,roo,
Ahe FUN New York Regiment ttac,r~
ed By the Rebels,

ne eoaatAAoIe upper OF Thuraday1
a5 saotty =, a. after four o'clock yesterday after
nc, noo9 tne Filth New York regiment arrived A.
me me camden station, from Sandy Hook. Mar ~
1ano, ahd after delay Of upwards Of an hnHr
marched to the President street denot Whera ra
4 vas expected atrain Of cars Touij he
aa;1t n Ieaahess to convey the regiment to Phiia.
no cans could be dh3a;sz ssyen O'Clock
Z aa alterWaIds reached the depot that the soi-
@efs could be transported to PhIIadelnh1a Vie Vis
he Northe1nC Cent11 Hallway, md thst traim stn
ally moment. "'eot ~
The regiment accordingly took up the line
q march and passed up Central aTenne -Ato tn
Monument street, and when at the corner ~
Ehsor street party Of Irish secession;sts h.
gen cneerlng for JEFF Davis. The cheer;no
~ III a,e2 By shower Of stones that
Forgetting the murderops rot Of the 19th ~ ~
AsNn, supposed that arepetition Of that bloodv
oay was to be enacted. The soldiers aet;nr
nhpon tnat impulse Immediately liked fhe3r
th Ha5onels and charged upon the men who lined
hnt f1G 11aema.k ~ a several shots were also fred,
Jul re could hear Of 10 one being injured.
Mhea the fight began officer Grooms r1sh.
at 60 u among the rioters and attempted to A..
tses oufly irlehman, who Was in the act of
taai' tas1iming prick A soldier in charging mis-
s;oht sEo1 1ne oset foE one os the tassalant and
ger GIo9ms vas compelled to run into tie
stole Of NJ. Kramer, on the conner, when The |
solulers demanded that he should be piyen m
10 tnem. Matters began assuming : serionss
u: 1spees, ~aen officer Sherwood made his ap- I
PEA pealanee at the store docr waving an Ame1i-
can e;rl 1ag: Matters we're explained, and the
telsat t o. me lag had the effect Of STAYING ali
lz IgIiher demonstrations, sad the soldiers f6rm.
depot. F4s~Ss"ea ~ ooaton
,. during the riot man named William ri.
ll1lt, one named Flaherty, and one other
y noae name We could not learn, were arrest
Ea 'l oy ne regiment and marched to The dennt
aS sGLe,e1 fhan, DECLARING That they intended to
re afterwards learned that the rioters Wcra "a1
,e.7: eieaeed N from custody upon their taking the
I'm : o. alee lasaee to the United States, While |
: ae i1ot vas IN progress squads Of soldiers
+ ~ ane foltefs IN andi5ections at the point
u lne bayonet. We heard Of several peTsnns
,1e1ng ,1a Injured in this manner, but wera nna.
We 10 Trace up the correctness Of the ronnrt
, 1861-08-06
Afternoon DISPATCHES.
From F2shtnEton aud t7ae Seat OF
Ids War. -.

lN.:fs:Hel I'D Dispatch.1
:. WASHINGTON. A1g: 8. Prince Napoleon, &c
companied bythe secretory of Stats; md suit.
tGoay f., Visited the camps on the right bank of
Newspaper assaults upon ;the Hair family
have 30 much aroused the MaJyaaud aeceaBioG.
lists against them that it has been deefned nec.
essa1y to place military force in the ylcInity
Of Silver Springs, the residence Of FP. Blaif,
fer the protection Of his property.
EN. r. World D1spatch.j
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1t is believed that
crossing the Potomac, and are vigorously con
cf1intng their forces lower down, establish
lI e their line Of defense between the eas6 Of
the Blue Ridge ut Marassns Junction and the
lower Potomac. It is certain that they are de.
Flo1i ing IN large numbers along the river from
Me Vernon sonthWakd.
Information has bee1 received of al increase
in the number and strength Of their batteries
On the shore. Navigation may thus be threst-
ened 10 such an extent as to render coulter ac-
tIon necessary.
- ~ T. Times DIspasch.1
It ia probable that quorum Of the House
Wl!1 not PC present on Tuesday morning, 80
many Of the members are leaving for home.
The Senate Will probably be in session tn-
mo1row, for the nominations must be 1 contirm.
cd OF they fail entirely.
IN. 7. Tribune nlspstch.l
The Sanitary Commission is procuring in.
formation to be Ind before the pubIic. q the
occupation qnd condition Of all l!lrg efadu-
ates Of West Point, with q view, to i1ayino
them brought into tie service Of the country'
Capt Maury, who for the Inst ten years has
e1 exhibited such genius for stealing the honor
OF others, works, and who has been the pet Of
in planting submarine batteries in so1ft5Tn
harbo1E, to destroy Federal ships Of war.
, 1861-08-06
Pos1tfon OF Major Gener.1 x..,

The once sp1eod7d co1+,,,., - ~ aaAs'-
roW sadly demo1a1ized 'ans W. y. oea' ratterson,
which Gen, Banks waa roaaat,r tse. ,ue aeof1s OF
to be ontet1p 1oco+aa -. ry tS P"ceo' seems
opposite Harna~,s 80 ~ '1e maryland heights,
severn1 wesrs ~ 10y ele.ey' "nere IL WILL require
stored tn ita 1os+ ~ plep4la.lon 10 be re-
numbaru son,a ~ etency. oaa ihe command
1efs thnn hs1e .o 0u or A''ooo mea-befng
aTs ~ 4'.n a,,na nan "n PATTERSON had, and there
1eorpan;zation ne% ~ hsoaa, men's 1aat thorough
.slon nsnss, zaeaa " ongaoes Is needful Gen.
MA +ah,a % ;ons %ss .I,s.a are az r1easant Valley,
fast a,o~a 49, D. Pl1an none t"o hundred
Ferrr sandr 1 Hao1e tu., aa3 vsel.oohlng Harper's
7nandino 49, -osda ha..at. u ~ 'no' ana com
gerztown, and Freder1cI Tha ~ e,; Stay ana IA
lub1ious and healthy a. an;s.es I e.ase s saT
almost untenauted bosn;ta1s mao ~ Tue
upassai1ab1e.. ercant f,,ra a. Ane location
ginia Heights, which von1d W. sa,,3H sposlle VIZ
that position. but far tho ~ ar,..au 10y command
c1es almost insuperable to the arase,o " oo1la-
:Reho1 hottsr 49,. M, .s4oa VI any
, 1861-08-06

Ds9ld Campbell, pioneer editor in the
"est, publisher ofthe sandusIy {o} Car;oo
'fcm 1s28 to 1851. and former mamner RI
taa stats secass, died lately, ege5 6a,
, 1861-08-06

WIscoasm. : W1soon6,:, ps,a.,,:.:
Convention Is called 70 meet sep.ember 1Sts' %
Is Gcysz1of: :RasdAH- has hsd txo.taI.,,s -
nomination OF his SUCCESSOR ns7 b coas,der,
Cd n open question.
, 1861-08-06

GAlEsbURe DA1Ir PREss.-The important
character OF current news has Ind the effect
10 of1ng out quite little army Of daily pa.
pers IN Western towns, and Galesbure, Illinois
u u enc o. me = number to be thus supplied; as
1t now is BY the Daily Ae,ex, the frst number
OF which was Issued BY Taft 4 WasstaH. Au-
gn5t 3D. Weekly papers are quite too allow.
N these times, and a neighborhooa that has
haa the spirit 70 establish its own daily press
Will undoubtedly zee to its maintainance ;f
the conductors Of the same ssdo their part Int
fndffferentlY Yelln
, 1861-08-06
FOREIGN News by xhn An1ro o..

r M NET foRK, Aug. At was reported thst
LOT Lo1a Mofeeouse had resigned tie secretsrr. 49,
snaP qho Of -. foreign Affairs Of England.
d5n;a - oIens oo!eehons to the cession Of Sar.
olAa 10 fraEce attracted attention
, 1861-08-06

=: RG0M CAIRO.

1,s%,aas ;6eeotioo ef Fremont at Cairo m.
,: :E.yyrpeI:V I: Co:ro's su,7aundiaos-t>, it:n1>
9na s5sngM q The R<6ezs-O Our Canu a G;,.;>
o'1asaeasIC s.1! Captxre Of Gs Steamboat fAfnsv
, 1861-08-06

bRnsdss bRAnHs n9m 3tacaes to feet lug.
fnaHE@@A xA3sIfcan and 4ezua6nEft sfxm
pi:ed s* III sx15o1s PA9sna wholesale tzsde aue.
, 1861-08-06
Es3Bh Hoe1xn
'AAas, DRUMS, ROSEFTE5,

Alaeas seooa Baisa, Reel, F1i.a, F1oat4, g.. :
IL ~. FoLEs cheap jodnted Poles, Dc
, 1861-08-06

@AEs eA4FS, eAAkES, sRkGEES, Ag.
u @osst.asta ed Bsta1l. Is 1sa LAko stzses
3AEItEgE EssstB
, 1861-08-06

RlRD GAGES.-100 Patterns
- Also. FaErot aad s4utrrs1 Cage. Cups. Fo1n'
AT 138 LAKE STREET.
Aul5f1iy RaPH5nx Hro,
, 1861-08-06

| gMBFR!-Al kinds excbano
~ for Boots and Shoes gothfner an5 IL Sgeu
HsEsn' r1iS' fieEl Feed GeEn, Hay GrocsreS9 ead
III Aoofe7a LUMBER" Post OMes Boz Boz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
AFEarns IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Gov. Hicks, this
morning, demanded and received the muskets
of the Baltimore City Guards, 1853 in number.
Half of them were then conveyed to Fort
McHenry. Several men who were about to
start for Harper's Ferry were arrested this
morning and taken to the fort
Gen Cadwallader now declines to make ar
rests and search for arms in Baltimore. He
turns the matter over to the marshal who las
been to Washington to get authority to
make arrests on his own responsibility. The
marshal does his best to stop the expectation of
arms but has not sufficient force and cannot
depend on the police.
Forty tuns Of gunpowder were some days
since taken to Harper's Ferry and the rebel
allies have from six to eight thousand stand
of arms slowed away in private residences in
Baltimore while 10000 more are buried in the
9Th ward. Every man has his gun. Arms
are now making and nightly going out of the
city in chests. Rebels from llarper's Ferry
are constantly arriving and leaving the city.
Forty arrived there yesterday.
The marshal thinks Gen. Cadwallader mis-
takes the feeling of the city, aud is disposed
to trust them too tar. The Urion men are in
a large majority, but are without arms. The
marshal also says that should the fortunes OF
war favor the rebels in single battle, the
scenes which would ensue III Baltimore will
test the truth of his assertions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
LATEST FROM ALExANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA, June 3.-Everything is ex.
ceedngly quiet. A gentleman just from Ar
llngton reports all quiet there up to 2 o'clock
p. NJ. The troops which have been quartered
in the city gradually will be removed to en-.
campments outside, much to the qualification
of the citizens, The Zouaves are amusing
themselves with putting in order the fire en-
gines of the city.
ALEXANDRIA, June 3.-The government
has taken possession of two cars at the depot
of the Orange and Alexandria railroad, con.
tanning quantity of musket stocks and two
boxes OF highly finished tools for the construc-
ton of implements of war. Each of the boxes
is valued at $1,000,
Capt F. b. MedIer of the Pennsylvania 9th,
has been appointed provost marshal vice
Whitelsey, who has been relieved at his own
request. Another regiment is expected here
to day.
The Zouaves are picketed at the Fairfax
road. Women and children are gradually re-
turning to town. Quiet seems to reign.
Important events are anticipated The
OtalSv aud 4Ai--.- l;s- tsttsos.1 '''.t~t. 10 ~
be made the continuation of the military line,
is rapidly being repaired by the federal forces
under the charge OF competent engineers ; but
unfortunately there are no cars on this side
at present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Gen. Lyon has ap-
pointed Col Blair commander at the arsenal
here Capt. Cole, in command at the bat cry
opposite the arsenal has resumed examining
all passing boats. Six regiments of Missouri
volunteers were sworn in for the war; Satur-
day.
General Lyons return to the writ of ha-
beas corpus served on him for the production
of Capt. Mcdonald, is that he is not detained
or imprisoned by him, nor has he been in his
custody since the writ was issued. Col. Blair
also denies thrt he ever had Mcdonald in his
custody. The court then adjourned to en-
able other parties included in the writ to make
answer.
The funeral of Capt Derby, the well known
John Phoenix" occurred this afternoon al
St. Georges church. Capt. Tolen's battalion
OF regulars rendered military honors to the
deceased
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
THE UNION CAUSE IN MISSOURI

WASHINGTON. June 3.-TEe change in the
command of tie forces at st. Louis has occa-
sion, much speculation here. L have endeav-
ored to ascertain the facts of the case, and find
them TO be as follows Gov. Jackson was play
ing the state into the hands of the secession.
lists, as Letcher did with Virginia, and Me-
Coffin is now attempting with Kentucky. Tie
recent arrangement made by Gen. Harvey with
Gen Price, who acted for Gov. Jackson, gave
the latter an opportunity for providing Tor a
slide out of the Union but the fact that the
government is determined to temporize no
longer with officials of dsloyal proclivlIies has
occasioned the change. Hence the change in
the command from Gen. Harvey to Gen. Lyon
The order to Col Frank z, Blair Jr., to go
south, was CONDITIONAL and only to he exc
cuted when Col Blair should think Missouri
safe AT present there is quite as much
ground for the apprehension of danger in that
state as in Virginia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
PROM CALIFORNIA.

FoRT KEARNEY, June 3.-rhe pony express
with San Francisco dates of May %, has ar
rived. Recent advices from the states had
slightly encouraged the disposition to ship
treasure.
The municipal election at San francisco,
May 81, resulted in a triumph of the people S
union ticket The contest was very exciting.
Business was generally suspended.
Five hundred picked men nave been en-
rolled in Lippit's volunteer regiment, includ-
ing one company of light artillery and four
companies of infantry. When the regiment
is full, it will be offered to the federal govern
ment. A lieutenant of the army has been de
tailed by Gen. Sumner to act as adJutant, and
is now experimenting the drills.
Oregon dates of May 10, says that Union
meetings were being held throughout the state
Dales Mountain rejects the proposition to cal
a democratic state convention for Oregon, ia
voring one without distinction of party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
A NIGHT MARCH AND FIGHT IN
WESTEKN VIRGINIA.

CINcINNATTi, June 3.-Two columns Of
troops from Gen. McCellands command, one
under Col. Kelly composed of Virginia vol.
unteers, and the other under Col. Crittenden,
composed of Indiana volunteers, left Grafton
early last night, and after marching about 20
miles, through a drenching rain, surprised
a camp of rebels, two hundred, strong, at
Philippe, Va. and routed them, killing fifteen
and capturing large amount of arms, horses,
ammunition, provisions, and camp equipments
The surprise was complete, and at last advices
the federal troops were in hot pursuit of the
rebels, and probably more prisoners would be
taken. Col. Kelly was MORALLY wounded and
has since died. Several others of the federal
troops were slightly wounded.
WASHINGTON, June 3,-Despatches receiv.
ed tonight by Gen. Scott from Gen. McCel.
Ian, co,Toborate the Cincinnati despatch
about the Phillippa engagement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-04
THAT NAVAL BRIGADE.

Fort MONROE, June 2, P. My order of
the war department, the naval brigade has not
been accepted and will return to New York
tonight BY steamer Coatzcualcos. Their arms
and ammunition have been retained BY order
of Gen. Butler, who is placed in most en-
barrassng position by the presence of the
brigade.
Col. Bartlett, in the unfortunate midnight
expedition to the Rip Raps, fell from a para.
pet breaking his clavicle and receiving in.
ternal injuries. He is delriouS to-day, and
with his family will remain. The brigade is
not yet aware of its destination, and an emeute
is expected when the news is announced. The
unfortunate situation of Col Bartlett excited
the deepest sympathy.