New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16
To the AHcciated Press.
FoRrREss MoNRoEp June II, 1861.
via RALTIYoRy 18th,

FoRrREss MoHRoE& &Ju une II, 1861.
via BALTIMORE, 18th.
The List of the killed and wounded of the Federal
forces the fight at Great Bethel is not yet complete
No information has reached here to-day relative to
the movements Of the Rebel troops. Fortress Monroe
il in reality invested Iness and egress by the sea-
and few miles in extent Of the james River, are
open to us, but aggressive movements can be made
with safety without double the present number Of
troops and means of transportation
The camps near Hampton confined to a
narrow space
An exchange Of prisoners is to be made to-day.
Those in the Fortress will be produced, but as yet,
Col. Msgruder has failed 70 respond.
Miss Dix arrived here this morning with number
of She has spent the day in visiting the Hos-
pita and the various camps She will return to Bal
imore this evening, and visit the seat of westward
The affair Of the New-York Naval Brigade is cul-
mnating Some fifty Of them yesterday received their
naval accoutermens. Probably not three hundred of
them will remain here. They complain Of the Army
pay they having been promised $50 per month instead
Of 81.
The Union gun arrived this morning from Baltimore,
and ill be mountedat once, probably near the Floyd
gun, Of which il is the mate.
The large raed cannon brought by the Naval Brigade
is now mounted on the Rip Raps, only three miles
from Sewas Point. Its range will be tried in few
hours.
The Cumberland. this morning, fired one or two
rounds with rifed gun at tug-boat, which s seen
every morning at Sewars Point accommodating
movements. There are many vessels in the Roads, and
immense supplies daily arriving.
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. BEAUREGARD.
The Richmond Enquirer contains the following
proclamation from Gen. Beauregard.
HEADqUARTERs, DEPT or ALExhsDRIA,l
Camp pickens, June ), 1861.
APRocLLnATIoNTol lhe Pc pie cfhe Coar'te, @ LOudoa,
reckless and % Snprincpled tyran. has invaded your
coil Abraham Lincoln regardless Of all moral, legal,
and constitutional restraints has thrown hs Abolition
hosts among you, who are mardering and inpnsonins
ery and committing other acts Of violence and out
rage, to shocking and revolving to humanity TO be
enumerated.
All rules of civilized warfare are abandoned and
they proclaim by their acts if not on their banners,
that their cry is BEAUTY AND BooTY." All that
in dear TO many our honor and that of your wives and
daughtersyour fortunes and your hyes, are involved
in this mOmentOus contest.
In the name therefore, Of the constituted authorities
of the Confederate Statesn the sacred cause of
stitu.ional liberty and sefgoyernmeht for which we
are conending-in behalf of civ zaton itsel l. q. L.
Besure. ard, Brigader.General Of the Confederate
States, commanding at Camp Pickens, Manassas JUNO
ton, do make this my Proclamation, and invite and
Join you by every consideration dear to the hearts of
freemen and patriots, by the and memory of your
Revolutionary fth.rs, and by the purity and sanctity
Of your domestic resides to rally to the standard OF
your State and country and, by every means IN your
power, compatible with honorable warfare, to drive
back and expe the invaders from your land.
conure you 20 be true and loyal 20 your country
and her legal and constitutional authorities and
pecially 10 be vigant of the and acts OF
the enemy to enable you to give the earliest
tlentc information at the,e headquarters, or to the
officers under his command
desire to you that the utmost protection in
my power will be given TO yon oil.
(Ssned) IT. BEAUREGARD,
Bngadier. General Commanding