New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR

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oftruce officer. These prisoners were all re-
Gently captured at Beverly Ford and Aidie'
Arrangements have been made by Commissioners
Ludlow and Ould, that all captures of officers and
men shall be reduced to possession and delivered AT
City Point, on the James River, and at convenient
poiut on the Mississippi. No more paroles will be
acknowledged, and if any are given by either OH
cons or men, they will be null and void, and the
parties to whom they are given ordered to duty
Exceptions to this 10 this rule only be made by
commanders of opposing armies, who can eX-
change or release prisoners at other points mutu-
ally agreed on by said commanders. This rule will
prevent surrenders for tie purpose of being paroled
The issue between Commissioners Ludlow and
Ould has been made up the subject of the recent
act of the Confederate Congress, which declares
punishment upon all our officers and men command
iug negro or mulatto troops, and upon such troops
themselves. The Confederate authorities, who have
used the services of negroesand hsfbrceds. lndsns,
and negroes, have been notified by Col. Ludlow
that the United States Government will throw It's
protection around all their officers and men, without
regard TO color, and will promptly retaliate for
all violations Of the cartel and the laws and usages
of war"
There was an alarm in Portland yesterday
Monday morning, " oCcasioued by soldiers seeing
two sChooners below Fort Preble acting as if they
intended to make an attack. The garrison was beat
to quarters, the alarm sounded and the people
in the surrounding villages were called out, and no.
tise was sent over to the city that two more Rebel
priva,eers were in sight. The vessels. however,
proved to be only two fishermen, who were totally
incapable of doing any harm. 1t is evident that
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Of Fundy sprung from the capture Of the Archer
by the Tacony, and the burning Of the latter. The
Rebels probably in their character of Cape Cod
fishermen made reports 10 the fishing fleet there
Of the terrible doiDgs of the piivaeers IN order TO
draw off attention from the intended raid on Port
land. II is also evident that there no Rebel
privateers now on the coast, unless perhaps, the
Florida or Alabama, which is rather doubtful. |
We have every man in custody who joined the
Tscony, including the three from the Byzantum, 90
there s no truth in the reported escape Saturday
morning, Of boat load Of from the Archer,
The Rebel oficers say several vessels might have
escaped if they had not been frightened at their
LITTLE howitzer."
"A Murfreesboro despatch dated the 9th list,
Gays: "In skrmishes on the Oath and 25thsinstants
at Guys Gap, between the advance corps of Gen. |
NcCook and Rebel brigade, our loss was two hun
dred and 25 killed aud wounded, including Capt.
Waller and Lieutenant Thomas, Of the Seventy
seventh Pennsylvania killed; and Captains Martin,
Lame, and Kambo and Lieutenants Foulke, King
and Jones, Of the same regiment, wounded.
Gov. Smith on Saturday night called out the
Providence Marine Artillery to protect the Wesi
Passage in NsragaDset Bay. They went on SUI
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land opposite, with their five guns The Newport
ARTILLERY also ordered guard the East Passage
The President has authorized these movements.
The Navy Department will discharge, for the
y present, all the steamers chartered TO chase the
pirate Tacony. Having been engaged only few
days, they will return soon. Meantime, over 30
new steamers, built for the Navy, will be ready for
sea within three weeks. and will probably be dis
patched after the Alabama.
AN answer was given to the Ohio Democratic
Committee yesterday. The President agreed 10
release Vasndgham upon certain conditions to be
agreed TO by the Committee. They were not au-
thorized to make such agreement and asked time
(which was granted to confer with the New-York
Copperhsads.
For the present the Secretaries Of the Treas
ury and War have prohibited the shipment Of goods
to Maryland and Western Pennsy vania, until such
time as the tide Of war is rolled back from the
border, when commerce will resume its accustomed
channels
The pilot-boat Wanderer, of Newburyport, has
arrived Gloucester with the OF the scboouers
Ada, Wanderer aud Archer captured by the bark
Tacony and put OH board the ship Shatenuc. which
vessel is bound to Boston
ALI the bonds given by the Captains OF captured
vessels to the commander of the pirate Tacony have
been found on board the schooner Archer, aud
now in the possession Of our authorities.
The City Councils and Military authorities are
making extensive preparations for the funeral Of
Admiral Foote, which takes place in NewHaven
this Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
There are 900 troops in Sullivan and GIeel
counties Ind arresting deserters and enrolling mill
tia.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
BY the arrival Of the Heca at this city, and the
City of Baltimore of Cape Race, we have news
from Europe TO June lS, four days later than that
received by the Canada John Bright has made
another speech in favor Of the Union. The English
House Of Lords had had another debate on the
Union cruisers and the efficiency of the blockade,
Lord Russell, in reply TO the Marquis Of Clan
ricardo, maintaining that there no just reason