The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-26

Washington, Noe. 25.-,Iorhua X. Gdllin >,
Consul General for the British North American
provinces, has accomplished tho object of hi,
visit to Washington, namely -,
The removal Of the delays and Inconvenience,
attending passports to British subjects, ON tIk-
lug passage Tor Europe at Portland, Milne.
Heretofore passports were required to be- coun
terrgned at the State Department, but that
business is now required to lie done hya govern
mcnt agcntl
The government Of Italy has adopted lhc
stringent rule OF France in regard to piri,ch
vessels engaged In dcprclating on American
commerce.
The American consuls are keeping sharp
lookout for the suspicious vessels lately ,ccn al
Malta.
Thomas Adamson, of Pennsylvania, ha, been
| appointed Consul at Pernambuno, Brazil.
| Spftr, ~ 81 mary county, Maryland lhey
| were taken to Fort Mcilenry on SATURDAY, when
uon nlN refused to receive them, aud they
were brought to this city.
lhe government has given permit for the
reoptning OF trade between Port Tobacco AMI
B!ltimorc, by water.
The following notice was issued today from
the State II, partmcnt:
" Oscar il'ins Jonathan Armony and T. !.
.. Adams, at New York, Boston and Portland
respectively, are authorized to countcrsi.,n plss.
ports OF foreigners proceeding thence abroad.
Wv. ii. SEWARD"
J. Howard, Jr., ono of the correspondents of
the New York Times, has been rendered the DO.
,ition OF Assistant Adjutant- General of Gen.
Germans brigade
The following named persons, belonging to
Maryland have been released from Fort War
rem:
John lIcckcr', L'onNd Qplnlan, w. G, Harrison.
Geo w. Lending, Thog. Shields, Geo. m ,mns,p
a. williamson David Succhrs, Geo A. AniIet,u
Michael j. CRAZY, John l.. Boullun, Robert RE
and j. II, Mad lox ''
Gen. Fremont recently obtained permission
Rom the proper authority 10 visit Washington,
II - the opinion In military circles that there
VIII DC Court OF Inquiry in his case.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS FROM ABROAD.
Col. Chas. Frederick IIayelock, late of the
british Army, aud brother OF tho late Gen.
iiaVciock, has been appointed an aid to Major
zen Met lcllail, with the rank of Colonel, aud
assigned to duty as Inspector General of Cayl-
ry, bis late position at home.
Somnlc DE Nilarcan, an experienced French
1,lecr, has also been appointed an all to Gen
hC'lellan, with the rank of ATTAIN
Last night, youth of about Is years VIM.
West, son Of VIM. West, of the Treasury
Department, who, being ut Winchester, wa,
some months since pressed into the rebel ser
vice, made his escape from the cncnv's clmp,
opposite our lines, meeting our first pickcts at
Anna lale, whose protection lie claimed and re-
ccivet. lie was formally conducted to Gan'l
Blenkers camp ard by that officer was sent to
headquarters this forenoon. Ills position was
that Of Gcnl Elzey's orderly.
by the loss of Pcttiboues hinlery 10y fire, 10.
day, $1,000 copies of the mechanical portion ol
the Patent Office Report, which was ordered bv
Congress for distribution among their constitu.
ents were destroyed.
Gen. Bcnkcr, commanding division in Viz
gina, rendered his resignation TO-DAY.
A ioIaging expedition from Gen. Mcdowell,
division to-day obtained large quantity of hay
and corn, about halfway on the ROAD lradns from
Falls Church TO Fairfax Court House.