New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

with their daughters, who have been ~ tchool In the
No;tD, going home.
Relesse Of Ross Wiuans-More sbsus the
"Contrabandr-Addre OF Col. Hawkins
70 the People Of North Csroiina-Arriva val
OF RIag-Omcer Goidsborough-D Departure
sfCom. strinxham-The Fire Zouaves.
From Our Special Correspondent
FoEThEss MossoE, On PoisT CossoEr, Sept 29 1851
The country will probably be not liple astoDiShed
20 learn hat Ross Wnans, the wealthy i'al more con-
spirstor has second time been eased On his own
arole Nevertheless such 10 the fhct. This morning
Gen. WOOL received a dirpatcb from Wm II. Seward,
Secretary of State directing the release % Mr. Ross
WinaI e. mined in tue Fortress for treason against
the Government, ON his signing the flowing parole:
hereby give my parole hOn aha, si Di opsBy or
~. i ed sa.rs pending the rIi.ibs trouble, OF iie. be-
sid and ibs ssnthsIn seeded s.i-. o. soJ
Fo,I Monroe Va, Sept. 70 1861"
This q the same parole that Mr. Winans gave when
arr,sel aud confined in For McHenry, last Winter,
for con. p ring against TIE G"vernmshL II his late
arrr.t and imprisonment not u sham, then Mr..
Wi ans in addition 10 cons Tracy war guilty OF break
ing bis original parole. II bic late arrest shan,
then be ought have been bonor.bly direbag ed
~ithour beng required to give another pa ole. Mr.
Winsn. ,oc. be has got clear and . privi eyed to
,nrr 70 R.,;u,ore AGAIN. probabiy don't care much
" =,
which WY The traverse reads. lie probably under
sauds { at be may 20 on ing just ~ be has been
doing, that the Government may 30 on ariestng hun
aud he can 20 giving bis pa'ol. up To the scripture
standard OF seventies, which he Hay demand the right
, 40 ~ H. ,....do,, of tho s.c,.,a,v ~ s,.ta II,
To 90, On the pecrden' Vi 'oe cecrelaiy VI oato III
setting him clear the tcOnd time.
Mr.. Winans left THE evening for Baltimore accom-.
,,,,,0A -. M. .on Tho,0,. wn,,s ulo o.n. ,b;.
morning There il n bakers dozen stilI left uf Mr..
-, l.. 80 .;, IT,, 81 -
" nAnsb late ieHoW eohspHHof' iDty peihB coh'
6rad n, tie fir, off nae ,rs uax ~, ,poe ,ha, ,b,y
:, =, - =!
m. Rebels WAS some time since known aud panty con.
fessed, may be suppOsedt stand chance VI get
ing OF at early day. Tie others will probably
have to bide cir time unless they are able 10 e.a'
s the posiveness and ancient date Of their treason.
The Fire Zouavrs, to the humber Of hundred
and eighty, have bern sent TO Newport News.
Co. Hawkins, commanding at For llaters, has To-
sutd tie FOL owing biif proclamation or address ~ Tie
people of North Carolina 1t ID eminenry in the night
'P'ilt snd timely Col. u. 10 thoroughly ID tho Work
tias has iaien '" his names lie Rae Tie greatest iAh
mat u properly supported IN overwhelming Union ieei-
ing may DC ue'e'oPeo III 'hs o's'e'
u.,-v, h1DSV y 800 noT ~ V nst'
tn "A, p.o,,, NJ Ao,,h ,,o,,J,na
The Colonel mmaHiog the Federal forces DOW In
~ go. 49,, ~ g a 80, :. ~ ~ hc, Ia n'.. :,
aid force. Would ss that ia 10 part Of the 0oj'e Of aid
eoe not desrOy bu, to s.cure pssoe and uphold the
isw ~ ID 'h- n.r W otsie. III, =, .-.,
vroc ed sd any Federal dlar IsEiogIg upon .ibrr will
D. most se'erei, P.nish'o .
ehnasn On H. CO.. Gy tie, .hsi DO rrOssetsS with al ID.
p poser under Our eon,'oL .,..
Gssr Of no,"Ui ~.
e. ,s, oe 80 ~ td 'eS mah ." csc eons'
tiop 81 tn, ,. vii be o"siea aud l-.p-,tod
,sc . or.i sni ind,it y h,b,ii,n ih a.. ds., ny.a
Az % deAi
,op risbT. ".S.s a. - gronr p.e. VIZ ~''"''0"'
We cal npe 'sior - sbt IN TO lay hem down
sna Jp"n so"u ""S se Wg 10 IN our nn'
"COI 9Th N. J; Volunteers. Commanding Post"
Our troops h's1 scqueed tile ooniidenee OF the Peo-
pie ftho sland ~ho dSuoI fail 10 sPrrHd good reports
concerning 'hees ThesHen AZ Well hs the ofiise ale
imbaed with 'te sPiH 81 the undertaking 10 rccaim
ne old North HEse w s.e Union. and they should DO
promptly sul{s1Ss1 by lie Government.
under-tsaA q g All her has been received fom
Washinebi' ~, San. 1ol 10 terd there the 'con,r'-
land nesr.s = shls ~ This In bnnder, and the
fcru Vi IilSis HE truth Ia that the