New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11
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WARRINGTON, "wednesday Sept 10, 1862.
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WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Sept 10, 1862.
Closing OF TIE NAyY-YAR9.
The Washington NavyYard will be closed TO the
pubic until further orders. Only the officers OF the
yard and the workmen hereafter will be admitted.
ARRIVAL OF RELEASED UNION PRISONERS.
SIX hundred aud ten Union prisoners arrived here
lsst night, direct from Richmond, via Fortress
Monroe.
CAPTURE or PRIZES.
The Reliance, Cspt. Jocelyn, this morning brought
up sloop and yacht, captured in Bhttain's Bay a
few days since, by the Delaware while engaged in
carrying conirabaad gooos to Virginia, and six prs-
onels five Of whom were taken in the prizes. The
boats were loaded with dry-goods and grain.
Tie Reliance also captured negro in a boat
which was entering Curroman Bay with load OF
contraband goods.
ARREST on SUSPICION OF BEING A SPY.
\ man giving his name as Charles Jones ar
rested below Alexandria yesterday, as he was start
ing down the river in saii.boat. He WAS brought
TO the Provost-Marshal of this city, when it was as.
Certaincd that he was in the Rebel service. He was
sent to The Old Capitol Prison. Circumstances cause
u strong suspicion that he was spy but no papers
We're found upon his person.
PRISON FOR DESERTERS.
Forest Hall, Georgetown, has been taken posses
sion of by the military prison for deserters from
the army. All deserers and stragglers now in this
city will be taken there at once.
THE BODY or GEN. BOHLEN.
The party who left here on Saturday, under flag
Of truce for the body OF Gen. BOhen, returned with
it TO Washington last night.
They were the recipients of the kindest attentions
from the Rebels, and represent the country
through which they passed as almost desolate from
he effects of the war.
RECOVERY OF COL. FRIsHBy'S BODY.
The body Of Col. Frishby commanding New
York regiment killed in the recent battles wss
recovered yesterday, under flag Of truce. 1t will
DO az once removed to Albany. He sustained two
wounds in the head.
TIE CAVALRY ENGAGEMENT NEAR
POOLESNIILE.
The action yesterday of the Sth Illinois cavalry
under Col. Tsmsworth, was with 500 Of COL Ashby's
old cavalry. 1t tooh place between POoesve and
Damstown The Rebels had II killed and wounded
including one captain. We took six prisoners. Our
loss was one killed and seven wounded. This fore
noon Tamworth again met portion Of them at
Clarksburg, and took 80 Of them prisoners. They,
hays already arrived at headquarters Some Of them
were barefoot and bareheaded, and Ill Of them in
ags. One Of them wore nothing but lis under
clothes.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. RICKETTS, DIVISION.
Cen Ricketts, Division Of McDowell's NOW
Iookers Corps, had broke camp at Leesborough,
and marched Northwardly toward Frederic, expect
ing to 60 20 miles the fret day. The following are
tie regiments: lOjth, 10th, 9th, Goth, 9th New
York, and 9th New-York Militia S8th, Goth, and
10th Pa. 18th and 18th Mass; 10th Maine; with
LIST Pennsylvania Battery, and TomPkins Battery,
of Pit;sburg, Pennsylvania.