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RESPONSE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Proclamation OF Governor SpraGues
SPECIAL ORDERS.
SrAm OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS
HEADQUARTERS COMMANDER IN CHEZ, )

SrAm OF rhode ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTAToNs,1
HEADQUARTERS C0MMANDER.N- -CMEy,
PROVIDENCE May 25. 1862.
Citizens Of the State capable OF bearing arms will Al
once report themselves TO the nearest military organza
tione.
The commandants OF the chartered and volunteer mill
tary companies will ~ onco organize their companies,
and the reporting into companies Of eighty three
men rank and fle and report to these headquarters
when they will be armed. equipped and moved under
the direction Of the Commander in Chief to Washington
TO protect the national capital from the advance Of the
rebels who now rapidly approaching
General Robbins is directed 70 organize and command
the first regiment and will order his brigade under
and form 1t into q regiment.
The second regiment will be under command Of Capt.
Bliss, Of the United States Army
The Providence Marine Corps OF artillery will be placed
under the command or Lieutenant Colonel E. c. Gallup
as captain, and Is directed to organize the same.
Colonel Shaw Ia ordered TO assemble the National
Guard for organization.
Rhode Island troops will move through Baltimore and
II their progress is impeded by the rebel mob Of that
CITY, they srH nee out to IL the punisnsent sukch has
loag nteted regiments will move to Washington
defend the capital In common with thousands Of pa
trioc countrymen who will rush 70 to ward OF
the danger which is imminent. WIN. SPRAGUE.
AUG. HoPrH, Assistant Adjutant General.
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time allowed there would be diculty IN getting Ave
hundred more volunteers. j. DEAN HAWLkf
Colonel Commanding Fifty-nrst regiment N, Y. SING.
rnOY.
from the Troy Times, May 49,
n Of Gov. Morgan upon several regiments Q

Troy.
from the Troy Times, May 26
The call Of Gov Morgan upon several regiments OF the
Stale militia TO proceed to ashngion TO protect
the capital adds 10 the excitement. and the g-ea ques
tion apueaTs TO bs whether the Twenty fourth, COL
Crandall will be among those SUNNI d. The regiment
musters thres hundred names tsTo ter books, ana
II is probable that as many more partially enective SOL
ders could be obtained to recruit the regiment 70 tns
maximum standard OF State troops. Oncers OF the
regiment have been In consultation with the Governor
to-day but at this writing is not known what decision
his Exceency has arrived at in respect TO the Twenty
fourth. the regiment is to be called upon II V 10 DO
hoped that at least thousand men Will 60 Win ~ 70
protect menaced capital and save II from tho desc
Grafton aud destruction which would surely follow s
capture by the rebels.
this afternoon for the purpose Of considering the pro-
priety of rendering their services to Gov Morgan, IN
connection with the militia for tho defence OF the csp
tai. John A. Grswold presided. On motion OF f. ).
Hicks the Guard unanimously rendered their services 70
tho Governor, and either Capt Babeock Mr.. Grswod
oer Of the company Il s expected the Guard viii take
with them at least hundred men. Every member Of
the Guard is requested TO be present at the armoy this
evening.
Troops From the New England States.
The military authorities Of the State OF Massachusetts,
are desrous Of passing their troops TO the seat Of
with as little publicity - possible Colonel Howe, their
agent in this city, has received positive orders to
withhold all information on the subject from the repre-
senatvss Of the press and far lies in his power
toprevcnt any account Of the movements Of the New
England troops from appearing in the newspapers Our
reporters found out, on visiting the Jersey City
Railroad depot yesterday, that tho Thirty-second
regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers, Colonel Parker
commanding, arrived there about nine O'Clock
yesterday morning in the Fall River boat from Boston.
After delay Of about thirty minutes they TOOK the
and proceeded to the seat OF Several other
bodies Of troops expected pass through this city
during the next few days. Colonel Howe has written
to the State authorities for permission to give publicity
to the movements which he thinks necessary for the
honor Of the State he represents.
BOSTON TIGERS COMING.
The Second battalion Of infantry OF Boston rgers),
Of the crack corps of that city, will pass through
this city this morning. four hundred strong, their
way TO Washington, under command Of Major Ralph W.
Newton.
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Reorganization OF the Second Regiment
New York State Militia.

Since the old militia organization has been merged into
The Eighty regiment New York State Volunteers
md longer hold possession Of the rsgimenta ar
oory, corner Of Seventh street and Hall pa O. or the
property thereto appsrtaining, application 10 bs
made 70 headquarters for the reorganization Of the
bscond regiment New York State Militia being averred
shas six Of the old captains and nearly two hundred Of
The original members Of this command are stil in the
city, and willing to do duty part Of the new National
Guard advisable for the Governor 70 favor this re-
Organization Of the Old State Guard Second regiment
New York State Militia.
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Ths Fifth regiment, National Guard, Colonel Louis
Burger expect TO leave on Saturday next Colonel Bur-
ger has issued the following ORDER
REGIxErTAL oRpERs-No. H.
FIFTH Regiment, NATIONAL GUARD,
Pursuan, to special orders No. sa from M eaaoar
Asrs Sate OF New York. dated Nay 26 regiment win
hold itself in readiness 70 proceed to Washington forthwith
Cary Jr win the necessary requistions for
ion suppliea The officers will every evening al
un, further orders Comnandants Of companies will as
sembe their respective commands forthwith, and make
cusr,er 00 The mem Will provide themselves with suitable
underciothes and an extra pair OF shoes By 9rer q
Commanding Fifth Regiment, ~ Y. s. M.
CH. SrrINwAY, Paymaster and Acting Adjuant
The ofncsrs Of the regiment are as follows
Neld and StqG-Colonel, Louis Burger; Lieutenant
Dolone, Jeremiah p. B. Dodge Major, Otto schloemcr;
Adjutant, - Engineer, Henry 3. Fearing; Sur
geon Charles Haass: Quartermaster, W. H. Cary; Pay
and Acting Adiutant Charles stcinwny Assistant
Surgeon b. st. John Roosa Chaplain, the Rev. Charles
Eddy Sergeant Major, G. Setz Quartermaser Sergeant
oebsch; Drum Major, Charles Brechet Color Bearer.
Carsains-Hsnry Barloch, Company H; @. H. W. Ne.
mnd Meyer, Company d; 9. l. IN. Bruer, Company F;
John r. Lncke, Company q; George Abere, Company Il
Henry Schneider Company X Joseph Hillsnbrandt,
Company z; -, Company @.
Hsd, Company B; Otto sackcrsdorf Company Daniel
schaensr, Company b Christopher Baugsrt Company VI
Christian Sausr, Company O. A. Kattenhorn, Company
H. p. Messsrschmidt, Company /; g. y. Nehrng, Com
pany x; -, CompsnyC
Anton Meyer, Company b; Charles Man, Company G; will
liam. Blank, Company Il; Henry Hamsnn, COMPANY r.
Christan Refs, Company @; f. b. Mohler, Company n;
William wsnz, Company l; Charles 0hlsr, Company XII
-. Company D; Ph. Plosgsn (brsvst), com-
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letter received by Ewood Walter. ESQ., Secretary Of
the Board of Underwriters, dated Batavia, March I,
siates-Thoro Is report here that rebel prvatsera
steamer mounting eight ried guns-hss been spoken In
the China seas. The information informed was
brought to Manila By her Masstys steamer Vulcan:
which obtained II from her Maestys steamer Pioneer
which latter vessel had spoken the privateer.
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sixty-ninth Regiment.


The members Of this popular corps focked to their
armory early hour yesterday morning. and though
the weather was gloomy and wet every company and
drill room crowded long before noon The regiment
volunteer their services almost TO man, and recruits
are SO numerous that the only fear is the officers will
have decline the services Of hundreds anxious to
meet themselves with corps which distinguished itself
highly In the early part OF the rebellion The ocers
visited carly in the day BY Major Bagsy, Capt
James B. Kirker Quartermaster Tully Capt Bresn and
other officers with view to expedite the business ar
rangements preparatory to departure Major James Bag
ley who viii command the regiment during the absence
Of Col. Corcoran, has iss ued the annexed ORDER
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADouARrERs SIxrY-SISIH REalxISr,
By the orders Of the hs regiment Is
o hold % Itself IN as
hereby ordered recruit their respective commands and
xors from us.ii s1i, iSs saaS q Sspsr
sI Mirnlw s osEsa MURPHY, Acting %diaans o0A"
Tho company officers actively employed in filling
up the ranks. The members Of Companies A, B, H and
(hs former Colonel Haggerty's old company, win
this morning. at the armory, Essex Market TO
plete arrangements. Company R-the Irish Zouavcs-
General Meaghers command at the battle OF Manassas
goes again, commanded by Captain j. H. Nugent and
First Lieutenant 3. X. Butlor.
The following is correct list Of the officers Of this re-
giment-
Field and Sa6-Col., Michael Corcoran "a prisoner in
Richmond); Lieut.: Col -; Maj Jas Baglcy, in com.
Kirker; Surgeon, DR. Robert Johnson; Quarermaster,
Joseph B. Tully Paymaster, Mathew Kehoe; Chaplain,
Rev Thos Mooney Sergeant Major, Arthur Tracy Quar-
termastcr Sergeant John Bell Ordnance Sergeant Fran
cis Page; First Color Bearer, Murphy Second Coor
Bearer, - McCusksy; Right General Guide, Thomas
Sweeney Left General Guide, John Bowes.
Captains-John Breslin, Company F; Richard Dalton,
Company l.; thomas Lynch, Company b; Thos. Clarke
Company D; John Coonan Company I: VIM. Butler, Com
pany H. James McCrarn, Company G Thos. Dempsey
Company E; Theodore Kelly. Company A; Michael
FWa Lieuaants-John Coonan, Company I; John
Rowan, Company c; Patrick Duffy Company r; Thomas
Fay Company D. John Bagey (prisoner OF wary Compa-
ny II Richard Dalton Company L Daniel Strain Compa-
ny Al Chas. Campbell Company g; Joseph Murphy, Com
peny b; Francis Whelpy, Company H.
Second Lieut. nanS-Thos. n. Canton Company I; John
H. Ryan, Company c; Michael OBoyls, Company d;
Michael p. Breslin. CompanyF; Edward Hare, Company
L; Denis L. Sullivan, Company Al Andrew Rced Compa
ny E; Matthew OBeirns, Company B. Thomas Phipps
Company G.
Junior Second LetenantsJames Cannon (prisoner Of
war;, Company II; John Duffy, Company +; Edmund
Connolly, Company L; VIM. Fogarty, Company j. Michael
Duane, Company K; Michael Mcclure, Company D. John
Fahy, Company A; VIM. p Rogers, Company b; Edward
Quin, Company G; Michael O'Connor, Company G.
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
The Rebels Retreating to
Winchester.
All Quiet at Harper's Ferry
and Williamsport,
&C., &c, &c.

BALTIMORE, May q, 1852.
Private accounts from Martinsburg represent that only
few rebel scouts in town yesterday and they
shortly after retired without doing any damage.
The indications are that tho enemy is rstreating 70
Winchester.
stationed along Baltimore street and in other ocatss
to prevent turbulent gatherings.
WASHINGTON. May q, 1869.
BY dispatches received this morning at the War De-
partment learn that affairs quiet In the vicinity Of
Harper's Ferry.
message from General Banks, dated O'Clock this
morning, says that Captain Coils, Of the Zouaves
dAfrqus, has brought his command into Hancock, hav-
ing had two killed.
late despatch from General Banks says all quiet d
willamsport.
Safety OF the scvensy-eighth New York
Volunteers.
The following despatch received in this city yes
tsrday, by Mr. Andrews, Surveyor Of the Port, from
HARPERs FERRY, May ~ 1852.
R. y. AxpRxws, Surveyor Of the Fort Of Now York
insert in the papers contradiction Of the report tbat
the ssysntysia regiment New York Volunteers has
been Gu. 10 pieces The regiment has not been In sen,
and is in good condition. DANIEL ULIMANN,
Colonel Seventy eighth New York Volunteers.
The Tenth Maine Regiment.
PORTLAND, May q. 1904.
private despatch from the Tenth regiment, Gen
Banks division says that regiment across the river
in Maryiand al wilamsport The ofncers are all nfs
Fifty men are missing.
Expected Exchange OF Col. Corcoran.
The following telegram was received yesterday
ing BY Alderman Farley Of this city, in relation 70 the
exchange OF Colonel Corcoran:-- !.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1862.
To TEREScE FARLEY, Chairman OF Committee on National
Affairs, City Hail.
Ihavs Just received q telegram from General Wool.
flag Of truce has gono 20 Petersburg 10 effect the sx
change OF all hostages, especially Colonel Corcoran
Army operations al Richmond may interfere
NJ. Y. 0DEIL.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Tho following the regiments Of this State which
have been ordered 10 Washington
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Twelfth REGIMENT.

Colonel W. G. Ward, the new commander OF this corrs,
s rushing with the utmost vigor secure the
departure his regiment with little delay as practi-
cable. He has promulgated the following ordor;-
GENERAL oRpERs-No g.
INpEPENDENcE GUARD, TWELFTH REGIMENT
Pursuant to special orders No. s from tie Commander
in-Chef calling this command 10 proceed forthwith
20 h sna are % acc.ed to re-.
every exerion to report their commands complete
earliest possible moment. Members OF the command un
ment required TO furnish substitutes Comma ndants
Of companies are directed % report daily 70 the Colonel
mediate requson upon Quartermaster for
sary uniforms and equipments 0cers directed
70 drill spective commands daily The
Stoned viii report TO the Adjuant on Wednesday at
nine O'Clock A. NJ BY order OF Col. w. q. WAND.
Lieut.. GEoRcK A. Huron, Acting Adjutant
few recruits will be taken application at tho
company armorics Merccr House and Jefferson Market
The officers are
Field aud Ssaf-Colonel, William G. Ward Lieutenant
Colonel, -; Major, Henry A. Bostwick; Adjutant,
E. Elery Anderson Engineer, Benjamin s. Church, Sur
geop, Henry Draper; Quarsrmaster Francis s. Banks;
Paynastor, Livingstone Satterlee; Surgeons Mate
-; Chaplain -; Sergeant Major, Solon Brown
Quar- termnsicr Sergeant Edward Kirk, Jr Commssary
Sergeant, ,-; Ordnance Sergeant, -; Color Ser
gcant, James A. Van Dixie; Loft General Guide. John
jackson; Right General Guide Mathew Glenn
Cdpta;ns--Jacob o. Raynor, Company /; William NJ
Byrns, Company G. Nicholas i. Hansen, Company b:
Tzsksl Vance Company II; George II. Barr Company A;
John Mullins, Company d.
First eufen1ats-William Raynor, Company J. Pros.
colt IT, Ward, Company II Henry Magrath, Company @
Georgia.. Hilton Company Milton Ferry, Company A.
Second Lie,itendnts-Hcrbert X. Mackay, Company I:
Lsandcr X Bingham, Company J; James Gray. Company
lock Company G; Alfred b. Price, Company B. Anthony
McIscynolds, Company H William Dyatt, Company Il ;
James A. Vaudeville. Company A.
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RESPONSE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The Call for Three Months Men Coun.
tsrman nded.
HARRISBURG, May ~, 1862.
Governor Curtin has issued general order counter
manding the order for snstisg three months volun-
teers the emergency which seemed to require them hav
ing passed He congratulates the people this fact,
and commends the alacrty shown In every part Of the
State In volunteering FOR the defence OF the capital
The Philadelphia City Councils ON tho
War.
PHILADELPHIA, May a, leo2
special meeting OF the Select Council held 70
day. at the request Of the Committee the Defence and
Protection Of the City 70 consider business arising out
Of the call Of the Of the United States and Of
the state for the Of additional troops from Phi
ladslphia. Mr. Wetherell, Chairman Of the Committee
on Defence &c.. offered resolution directing the City
Controller to countersgn al warrantsl drawn by the
Mayor pursuance OF the order Of the Committee on
Defence This was for the purpose Of properly equip.
ping the Home Guard for active service Objection was
made giving such wholesale power to the committee,
and warm debate ensued. Finally the resolution was
postponed till Thursday. Mr.. Wsthsrel thercupon pre-
sentsd his resignation.
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A. Parsells, Company d; Joshua Isaacs, Company =;
Charles L. Terry Company Fl Albert A. Drake Company
q; Charles Homer, Company H.
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Eleventh Regiment.
COL Joachim Maidhof has issued the necessary orders
for the departure Of this regiment to-day, to witt
REcIMENrAL oRDERs-No. 7.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT. WASHINGTON RIFLES,

REcIMEErAL oRDERs-No. T.
ELEvEAra HEclHssr; vsr WxsrlsGIoy Rules.
In compliance with special order No sc under date Of
Tss w
enes
that date in fatigue with knspsacks overcoa
Ep
win suitable knife aas os IN pair
vded the amory blankets haversacks canieen
They should be marked with the Of the and the
one e
a
he and have safely Forwarded %ar%os 5p hs
F. VnMAR, Adjutant
The officers arc
Field and StaG-colone Joachim ilsdhof; Lieutenant
Colonel William b. wenberger; Major, George A. Ray.
mond; Adjutant Frederick vilmar Engineer Frederick
Bang; sargeon -; .Quartsrmastsr, simon Meyer
paymaster, John n aas, Benrens; surgeons & Mate -
Bawo; Ordnance Sergeant John " Meyer Color Bearer
Philip Week; Right General Guide, John Bartz Loft
General Guide, John Lux Chief Buglor Leonard Rubel
Drum Major Louis Tusch Sergeant Of Engineers George
Sctober
pany +; John Kubin, Company G George Fischer, Com
pany D. Jacob Mander Company B; Kasmer Krenkel
Company H; Edward Schutt Company c; VIM Soman
Company !; VIM. Seebach, Company K; Valentine Cook
E,.t Lie.,enams-John NJ Zschorski, Company q
Bernhard Meyer, Company b. John +. Ludewig Company
Il Henry Brannhold, Company H; VIM. Ewald, Company
X; Fred Deecken. Company Z; Charles Haase Company
G. Petor Kreiger Company Il Ernst Gasteyger Company
A: -, Company ID.
Second Liesl,enants-John sefts Company G; wm A.
Demme Company A; Martin Borlitz, Company r; John
Schoeninger, Company IL; Henry Berondes, Company X
Gustav Sperber Company D. George Nshr bass Company
b. Martin Stencil Company C; Charles HsGert Company
II Charles Goss, Company ].
The greatest sxcrtons were made yesterday TO have
this regiment prepared TO march to-day, without fail
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Thirty-seventh Regiment.

This regiment, commanded by Colonel Charles Rooms,
President Of the Manhattan Gas Company, will probably
leave this morning about ten o'clock Business al tho
armory 5e6 Broadway, was exceedingly brisk all day
Yesterday and recruits offering themselves TO an
unlimited number The officers arc:--
Field and staG-colonsl, Charles Rooms; Lieutenant
Colonel Csadus l.. Monsl Major, Ossan d. Ashley: Adj.
utant, Charles NJ Catlin Engineer Henry >. scudder;
Hurgeoo Henry Slack Quartermascr, James A. Timpson
Paymasier walter Rooms; surgeons Mate, -: Chan.
lain George Jarvis Geer; Military Secretary Stephen r.
Burial; Commissary, James Mecks Assistant Charter
MISTER W. A. q. Montgomery, Jr; Assistant Payinastsr
j. I. Uhlhorn Ordnance Of1ocr, j. n. Whine; Sergeant
Major, O. II. A. Brockway; Quartsrmaster Sergeant
Theodore ". Morris; Cominissary Sergeant, -; Ord.
Captairs--1bsodors ". Pnrmsls, Company A; Albert
n. Smith, Company B VIM. y. vermilys, Compsuy g;
WIN. H. Farraf, Company d; John n. Qusckenbush
COMPANY ii George ". Lyon, Company r; Ebert y. ia.
wilson, Company q; George Dudley Waring, Company H.
Fgra LGnisnants- -, Company a.. Thomas neven.
son, sompxsy Bi -, Company O George y. Dussn.
berry, Compsny .; .-s Company y; James n. Wander.
bsrgh, Company +; N W. stuyvesant Catln, Company
o Frederick r. Thompson, Company H.
ssorps ". Bolster. onBasyB b --s oonpary o. Pisrrs
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pany A.


This regiment ID under orders 70 proceed 70 the M.
ons capital but II ~ probable that, owing 10 the r.
sent order from washnGton shsy will be able 70 got
SAybsfors tho close Of the week. Ths armsry was the
tcas Of much excitement throughous yesterday, hun.
arsdr soliciting admission into the regiment.
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The departure - ths Eighth Regiment
DelsyNd-Dxcftsnasnt ~ the AYnsory-
I Thsir departure Te-dsy, 30.
Hsusrs Naskse aad ~ vicinity was The sssns n We
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Fifth Regiment.

Ths Fifth regiment, National Guard, Colonel Louis
Burger expect 10 leave Saturday Colonel Bur.
ger has issued the following order
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Movements I'm 0ther Sections Of the state

Movemen I'm Other Sections Of the state.
Our Buffalo exchanges state that about twelve clock
Sunday night the following despatch was received
Bufalo-
The orders from are to send all the available
What Buffalo dor +. ID. MORGAN.
The military authorities there after consultation de-
cided that Buffalo could respond with regimcnt in
on Monday evening there was meeting in Buffalo TO
consider the subject Of sending troops to Washington 10
do garrison duty Mayor Fargo presided Speeches were
made and tho response enthusiastic
ROCHESTER,.
From tho Rochester Union, May 20.
Yesterday Governor Morgan tcegraphed TO the various
points In this state TO ascertain the condition OF the State
militia, with view to going TO Washington forthwith
This was in response TO call from the federal govern
postmaster Updiks received the despatch sen. here
and laid the matter before the commissioned officers of
the Fifty yourth regiment Colonel ~ ackstt absent.
but will be home tomorrow. Lieutenant Colonel Ernst
At what sacrifice Of private interests The officers and
members Of the companies in the Fifty regiment
meeting Of several corps Tonight and an order is mo-
menary expected for them 10 make ready 70 60 south
ward
SYRACUSE.
(From the Syracuse standard, May 201
Governor Morgan ID evdentyyprepsrins TO cali cut the
militia New York State National Guard" tho new
Dean Hawey, Of the Fifsy nrst regiment received the
following dsspssch from. Governor Morgan
ALBANY, May 2e 1852.
Orders from Washington render /. necessary TO sorwar 10
y sl sy all M :.Ua ssss militia force Thi e; Ss
Major General Brown and Brigadcr Gsnsual Wright
both being abssn4 from the city, the despatch was re-
csivsd by Colonel Hawlcy, who mmsdiately answered
ss follows
spnAsuss, May o. 1862.
MAJOR asnsfsl BROWN and Bssaier General wrrh ara
sr %.s Z De . ys 4
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
The Merrimac No. 2.

FORTRESS Monaco, Oct. - A man VITO
says he was taken prisoner 5y the rebels
several months ago aad who ina.ly sue
ceeded ia oocIiaiug his release publishes
the following account Of the reoeI steamer
Merrimac No. I nave been At Richmond
for some time. During ny stay I vent %
board the Merr!mac No. ,. She Is thor
oughIy aud heavily clad with iron Aud d
every way \ tough customer she has yet
out one gun N board, but the others were
ready when left aad the rebels Intended
to have them AL mounted I three weeks
Her machinery works well and she can
easily make miles al hour.
TIE reoeis nave every confidence IN her
capacity aud are certain that the Merr:-
mac No. will prove i success.
When the people OF the North hear she
is a failure aai that the rebels declare der
TO 0e so then they may expect her out 70
do all the damage she can. Their iuten
ton is 70 ieiuie and deceive Us is much
as possible, so as to take Is mapping. For
this reason rebel officer male the remark
that the distractions on the James River
at Fort Darling, had been removed, attend
Jag evideutIy 20 convey the idea that tue
INSTRUCTIONS had been rem1ved % let the
Merrimac out Very much miIed.-Ets,
LntelIigenceT.
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wAsu1NsroN, 0ct. 30.-N.j Gen Lev
y-aIfse= las been assigned % duty IN the
Department of the Tennessee
The rebel pickets under Gen Walker ~
CoDerville. we're driven from that place
Yesterday P IA, The infantry we're said 20
have marched 10 Suikersviile. taeir inOen-
ton evidently being 70 escape TO the night
al the Blue Ridge MouuIsIa1 By way OF
Suckers Gap This Is The OuIy news from
tiat quarter to-day.
The orders OF the Comma GdiHg Generals
d tas army are being carried out day and
aud Night With all possible despatch
The rebels have destroyed : portion of
tue railroad rI1aing from ChArtssSOTu 70
Wiacheste--
"A Aid TO Gea- Longst-eet, who WIS
paying visit AZ Fairfax. vas taken pris0n-
er to-day