New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

For1 NoAAor Jan IS 1861
The schooner recently ciptured near Yorktown by
the l.. S. suuioai Mahs.ea, clt here to-day Too Bal
umoro. The schooner, when captured wac convey
ing tie Rebel mail 10 poiu, rtLc White lIousc.
The roa-clad Nahaut arrived ut Hampton Roads
THE morning
Tie storm has cleared away and the weather il
very fine and mild.
Toafnrs Movpor. Sturdy Jan. u. l9C1.
The folowin - "a tt ~ Union prisoner, that have
died IN the Military Hospital at Richmond slnce Jan.
II, 1863:
Private Aii, hael iicss ;'h Penn JAn u.
FfiSatc JOHN Bon. ID Del, Jar. %.
Coporsl jaime. ". A bishop llis, Perm. Jan. 10.
Priv.te " ~. Ch.nieiill. I'm w. Jsa. IT,
Private Hauison Young fh Ne Jan. ~
The following wounded Union officers were in this
hospital Jan. H.:
Cars. = = Marcltnt. I1fth Pa
Can. G. y. schSVple 3in Ia.
Ait D. Ncrfue l2t -.
LIEUT.. J. n. Byer.. leth Ne.
CAPT. John Aver. ltfli Me.
srt. Wn. bryan, % 70.
C.I'. - j. boisr Ifih IA
Li.at. ]. =. Luce. 81 Ps
Lieut.. b br.ci. IN y. Y.
49, Ada G.,. Brent S-vseringcr "A Bis 70 Res.
'''''' NrvHrRs n { saturday. Jan. ~
We FoRriu.'s MosNot Shgn',y' Isn. ~ hA
Tie President # the F.ce Labor AssociatiOns oi
I u
received letters from prominent Northern Statesmen,
rrespectiy of parry, eXprrfeing The earnest com
meuda;iOn of their object and principles.
Tley are al~o assured Of the hearty sympathy and
cooperation Of President Lincoln, notwithstanding
the persistent opposition Of Gov. Stanly TO the
movement.
Tie movement If rapidly gaining strength, and
already includes the 1T North Carolina Regiment.
Tie Hon. G.. II. Foster OF North Carolina WAS
sefenaded last night by the band OF the 9TH Aassa
chusetts Regiment.
\ movement IL on foot TO nsk the authority of
Congress Tor the formation OF ten loyal North
Carolina regiments. the material for which Is
abundant.
The following resolutions have been adopted by
,he IT, North Carolina Loyal Volunteers
HerlreJ Tat "lcnnu~s Pig0it" claiming seat
Representative IRON This Oitnc who e.e to Newhrrn
lew weeks fou Wellington ~ g., where LIE hes been
e,.d 70 Copgre.sn flfoo-l' GOV Stanlys aid aud By
prni,c, cc-sioui.t. RETAIN thor slaves and Indemnify
tht oI j." Una ny - d,d % n H.. 1u
rli hr home IN tAc District Of Columbia. pTolcscsto he
Ado Ionift' las earned The contempt 81 all decent
men, aud richly mems coat 81 tar aud Gathers and a
i" should b. ogaiu yisii Moth Carolina
Reires ILa 40 native cti1"ns OF North t,To!ina and
oye who have taken up AIMS Tor ie Union, we ct!
the right 10 have something 20 sy o. to who shall be the
Representative 10 Congre nom this district aud iaasn uc
the ority Of regiment were disifsnchifed through
the tickeIy Of Gov SiaIy snd Lis conf
bcs and with the exception Of some ~ or 1u of our n.m
bcr given Opportunity vote. protest eg last 'he
recognition Of the election of th- said Jennings figot"
foI.rArs MONROE Saturday, Jan a. 1863.
The ateamera New York, Express, and Mctainora
left here tins afternoon for City Point under Gag
OF truce and in charge Of Cant. John l.. Milford OF
The Sd NowY ork Inianlry, TO bring down the Union
prisoners now az Richmond, taken by the Rebels at
the battle Of MnrlrcetbOro and II ~ hoped they also
bring several OF tie Union officers who have been
held.
The storm has at last ,uJsded and all the steamers
to and frou fortress Monroe are again running regr-
EIrly.