Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-23

Who do not recognize the Cenfederacy, to-de:
part within 40 days. under pain of being eSn-
denned aiiea enemies. g.
BAETrAoRE,. Aug. 17.-Federal scouts last
Saturday succeeded in capturing three noto-
rious secession bridge burners at New Greek.
A force Of l,1OO secessionists Is reported
near Homney The Federal troops are nt
Neg Greek bridge. and expected To be at
taeke3 by than. The Federals have been re-
iBforced BY a 1args nsmber Of sugitives from
Virginia Men. women and children in great
sdistreas are daily passing.
WAsH1Ear6N, Aug. 16.-Gen. Met Clellan
has issued general order about passes. II
says that strict military surveillance will be
exercised within the lines Of the army, and on
all avenues Of every kind leading to and from
y asp'ng''n- L1I Is.U -
TUESDAYS News. ..--.
wAsH1SerOr, Aug. Is.Ga,ke Secretary Ol
War has issued an order to the Governors Of
the Eastern States, TO have all regiments and
parls of regiments enlisted for the war, for
waTted. Immediately TO Washington, where
they. viii be organized and equipped. The
response to this call Is hearty and enthusiastic,
land large numbers Of men are daily forward
led from New York, Massachusetts, Pdnnsyl-
vania, and other States.
. Enlistments are going on with great spirit
and success in all the Eastern cities and lar
! ger towns.
The report Of the death Of Boteler, late
Representative in Congress from Virginia, is
| incorrect. It was his son who was wounded
at Bulls Rua, and died Of lockjaw.
Mr.. Boteler himself, it is said, has been ar
| rested. The reason is said to be that Botelei
was with the armed band that seized the Har
per's Ferry Armory on the 18th of APri
last.
Faulkner's place Of imprisonment will be
exchanged to Fort Hamilton, New York.
! He will not be examined until the evidence
upon which he was arrested, is used to secure
| the arrest Of others implicated with him.
The Navy Department has advices that
Commander Porter, of the St. Marys, Pacific
squadron, whose letter ayowing rebel sympa
thy to his father in Virginia, found its way tt
Washington, is in irons according to orders
and will be sent here soon.
Secretary Welles expresses himself in favol
Of closing Southern ports by proclamation a
once.
We have the highest authority for saying
that not one Government in Europe has re-
monstrated against closing the rebel ports.
The President ia about to issue proclama
tion declaring that certain ports in the rebe
States. are no longer ports OF entry under the
provisions Of the force bill,
The War Department has received from
the Governors responses TO the late General
Order, the most enthusiastic aud patriotic to
the call for additional troops. Asit is known
| the Cabinet are unit on the measures for the
prosecution of hostiIities. the attacks on the
administration here are regarded as intended
to thwart its policy Of ef.ctive operations.
NEw YoRk, Aug. 19.-Tbe schpOner Han
nibal, from St. Thomas, reports the privateer
Sumter as captured by one Of our men oEwar,
| and taken back to Curacao. Doubtful. fa
IRoNroS, Missouri, Aug. 17.-Messengers
| bring information that Col. FIecker. who left
here Thursday evening with his regiment, sur
prissd a body of GONE four hundred rebels
near FredeFickton early yesterday msrning,
captured all their camp eqaipage and ate tho
breakfast which they had just prepared
Twelve. prisoners were also taken -'l
SANDY. Hook, Md, Aug l9.-Three hun.
dred rebel cavalry came to the landing Of the
ferry to-day. They were fred on by two com
panies of the 2Hd Regiment Of Mass. Two
iHrebels were killed and Eve wounded. None
uE our forces were hurt. The rebels are still
56 the outskirts of Harpers Ferry, watching
Oar-moveInents.