New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
From Fortress rronroc.

| FOkThE--
One hundred and fifty recruits arrived on the Bal
,imore boat his morning. They for several diff
fereut regiments in this vicinity. The mail boat
also brought down ri Rebel prisoners from Fort
| MeHenry, who were taken at South Mountain and
Antietam. They came in charge Of A. II. Lindsey
of the 18Th Connecticut Regiment TIE prisoners
belong in Virginia and Louisiana and left here for
Aikens Laudng at II o'clock on the steamboat
| New-YoIk.
| All was quiet in Suffolk thi. morning.
FoKTIYss NOSsOB, Oct ~ lfb'.
The join 4. Warner liag9f-tIrcel rom Aikens
Landing, arrived last evening Just before the Balt-
more boat left Five hundred and sixty Union
prisoners came down in charge Of Maj r. W. Shenk
Of the 18th Pennsylvania. They were delayed
nearly day by running aground above City Point.
This morning the Baltimore boat brought 50 Rebel
prisoners hom Fort McIIeDry. Tie fas-of-iruee
boat Metsnora LETT to-day to convey them to Aikens
Landing. They are privales, and mostly wounded.
The storm has entirely su,sded and the feet
which had taken shelter in this bsfbor, left at an
early hour this morning.
The Petersburg Eapre,s Of Oct. 10, says;
Two thousand Yankee prisoners are daily expected
Z TO arrive in Petersburg for the North.
Il Wild geese and wild duck very plenty Oh tie
JAMES River, but there are no sportsmen 10 shoot
4 them. .
Wheat Las declined considerably, being now held
I III s. - per bushel
We fear uonch trouble and vast suffering from the
I seaIcity Of coal.
1 Stephen Conklip. member OF the sd New-York
Regiment captured near the Biackwater. was
brought here yesterday and lodged IN jail.
1 TTe Richaiond Dispotch Of Oct. lG Gays:
we infer that the UDionists will soon nuke des-
,eraie effort to force ironclads past Drury's Bluii
/ forewarned, let us be foparmed.
Nm. r. Shoemaker, Geo. Welsh, Peter III. Mills,
I. ard Charles s. Baker, Numbers OF Company a, let
MARYLAND Cavalry, Yankee organization, were re-
eeived a, the Confederate prison, 70 lie tried for
murder committed in the Valley Of Virginia.
Forty.these deserers were cent away from Rich
nond yesterday, under guard to their respective
Regiments, near Winchester, Va
Tie RiclnOnd Eraminer Of the Eth Gayn:
Tie good people Of Charleston, s. c., have had a
celebration in their city, bsptzing marine lam OF
ladies' guIbOat built there.
As Congress has failed TO make any enaetmentS III
regard to nariiel.!aw, IL follows that II has no
longer any existence in the Confederacy, and any
attempts TO continue maItialaw. In any form or dis
guse, 10 IN dero2atiOn of the law making power OF
Government, and in defiance Of the Constitution.
Oar Southern Confederacy is tadly afflicted with
dishonest Portmasters, especially in North Carolina.
The of this complaint Is the Onrecept of sub
scnptions said to DO forwarded BY mail 10 news.
papers.
Simpson was charged with buying $40 worth of
bacon butter and eggs TO sell at bis store the fact,
being established, the butter AID eggs were ooniis
Gated. In the same Court, j. Cropper had twenty
two dozen eggs confscaed, and L. J. Tallaiero was
fined yl0 for riding horse IN the street faster than
six miles an hour.
The Varieties Thcatcr tonight gives benefit for
tbe sufferers Of Wilmington, n. G..
Beautiful Autunia--The Ninth Army Corps
The Man who Still Votes for The Late
Andrew jackson.
/ Sssn Our Own Correspondent.
BrssuDE's Cosps, PLEASANT vAILKr, Oct IL, 1862.
ride through the most delightful country
| Imaginable brought me this morning from Harper's
Ferry 70 hssdquartsn in this valley, 20 justly named