, 1861-06-04
From the Seat Of War,

FORTRESS MONROE, June 3, via Baltimore
3d.-By order OF the War Department, the
Naval Brigade was not accepted, but retuzns
to New York to night. Their arms and am.
mpnition are retained BY order Of Gen. Butler,
who j. placed In the most embarrassing posi-.
tion By the presence Of the brigade. 1Thsre
must be somc mistake about is,-ED,1
Col Bartlett, In midnight expedition to
the Rip Raps, fell from the parapet, breaking
bis ankle and receiving internal Injuries. He
Is delirious to-day.
WAs111soTos, June 3:-While there is no
pointed ty the Legislature Of Maryland have
waited on JEFF. Davis, no information has been
obtained here to show that their associates,
% instructed, have Officially visited President
Lincoln.
The plan Of organization for volunteer forces
described In general order May 4th, is 80 mod.
ifed MS to allow one surgeon and assistant
surgeon 10 each regiment, to be appointed by
the Governors Of The respective States, sub
ject to the approval Of the Secretary OF War.
Lieuts. Chambliss and Morton having ten
dertd their resignatiocs, to avoid being called
upon for service, their names hayc been etrick-
tn from the army list.
Writs OF hahds corpus, rcturnable Tuesday,
we're granted in the case Of the three men ar
rested iu Maryland, charged with bridge burn.
ing, and removed to New York. The writs
were addressed to Gen. Keim. The hearing
Will be before Judge Cadwal1ader, q brother
Last right squad of Secession cavalry made
. dash at The outposts Of the 28th Now York
Regiment, and fired upon them A scouting
party pursued tie enemy, who retreated.
m. I. Times Despatch.l
Fairfax Court House is occupied By three
regiments Of Federal troops. Two additional
regiments will be stationed there In a Day or
The New York 7th Regiment will probably
coon be mustered into service again, and de-
tailed to the camp On Staten Island, to instruct
Lieut.. Col. Engart and Capt. Chill, Of one
make arrangements for the acceptance and
cafe Of their troops.
r. u. Corxine Ia here, agent Of the State to
look after the wants and commIse0EY depart
ment Of the Ohio troops.
AIopdon lsttsr s7}s Y 1S Gel Fremont win prob;
artillery Of 12-pound 1iaed guns.
r. n. Smith, Of Vermont, Is appointed Con
eul at Odessa, In place Of LII. Arnold, of ILL.,
nols, transferred to St. Petersburgh.
NEW YORK, June 3-A letter from Auna2.
oils says Col Smith Of the 18th New York
regiment, took 80 xnuskets from the seees-
slQnists Of Maryland, and intends capturing
al arms held by them in his vicinity.
Three schooners loaded with corn were
brought in as prizes, also six prisoners of war
captured By scouts.
It is positively asserted that at a Cabinet
meeting On Saturday, It vas decided to make
further 1equihition Of II, 600 men, to serve
during the war.
The fbsts speclal SAYS Gen. Banks will be
ordered to o command at Baltimore or Non
zoe, and ifso, Gen Butler will euperintend
offensive operations against Norfolk and Rich
mond under direction Of Gen. Banks.
The special to the Cincinnati Csnumercial says
It is discovered that the rtbe.s have frequent
communications with this city via Relay
House and Hsrper's Ferry. This spy bust
ness Will be summaHlg stopped
Goye1nment has suppressed new map Of
Virginia Chns. B. Calvert has been nominal