Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-10-10

nG~ General Mcclellan has issued an impor-
tant order referring to the late depredations
committed by the Union troops at the village of
Falls Church. These excuses he denounces as
atrocious, and feels convinced that they have
been the work of few bad men, and that the
officers and soldiers Of the army generally will
unite in the suppression Of practices which dis
grace the whole army. He orders that in future
aenalty 1aA-4 s.enforced 81
order General Mcclellan designates all the forts
and works insthe vicinity Of Washington, 70 the
number of thirtytwo, by special names, by
which they shall be known hereafter
G~The New York Herm0s Washington
dispatch says Government has positive Informal
blockade, and carried arms and ammunition in
to Savannah from Liverpool
Other schooneys, one under British, the other
under Mexican eolors, were preparing at Hava-
ma to perform the same exploit.
REMOVAL OF GEN. FREMoNT-The Wash
ington Republican Of Friday says:
The rumor yesterday of the removal and ar
rest Of General Fremont caused intense excite
n1ent in this city, but at late hour last night
we ascertaIned that there was no truth in the
report. There appears to be an impression that
he aciu be superseded, but precisely when is not
known.
ST. MARY's CoUNTY.-The State Right party
OF St. Mary's county have nominated Colonel
Cbonp for fbo rol
John F. Dent and Benjamin G. Harris for the
House of Delegates.
j. Edwin Coad, citizen of Factory District,
has been arrested by the Government, and is a
prisoner on board one of the Potomac flotilla.
George E. Campbell ofSt Inegoes, committed
suicide few days since by shooting himself
with pistol.
PENCE GEORGES CoUNTY.-The State Rights
party of Prince Georges county, have nomina-
ted the following ticket For State Senator
Oden Bowie. For the House of Delegates Ed
ward Herbert, Fendal Marbury and J. NJ S.
Maccubbin. For Clerk of the Circuit Court
John 3. Brooke. For Sheriff-Notley D. An
derson. For County Survcyor-James Gala
han. For Commissioners of Tax-Richard N. |
DarnaH Thomas H. Osborn, r w. G.. Baden,
James P. Kerby and Richard B. Mullikin.
The Marlboro Gazette of Wednesday of last
week says:
Two companies of soldiers from Gen. Sickles'
brigade, under COL Potter, reached this village
on Saturday., and rested for few hours in
Court House Square, and then passed through
into Anne Arundel county, returning to camp
the next day. They entered the town just as
the State Rights County Convention assembled,
and it was at first surmised that they came to
look after the Convention. But such was not
the fact. Nothing occurred to justify the belief
that the Federal authorities wish to interfere
with the rights Of any of our peaceable citizens
GEN. TENcR TnGHMAN.-Thfs gentleman,
who was recently arrested by Federal authority
at his residence in Talbot county, and taken to
Cambridge, Nd, has been released on parole
not to leave the latter place.
To BE HUNG.-The Towsontown 4Adrocate
says that Perry Kennard, confined in the Jail at
that place under sentence of DEATH will be exc
cuted on Friday next
TREDEGAR IRON WoRKs.-These works at
Richmond lsays Virginia paper have now one
thousand men employed. At present the ut
most activity is being displayed, and from six
to eight small, and about six large guns, are
turned out weekly. Quite number of percus-
son shells arc ready packed for transhipment to
Charleston and about two hundred shells are