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FIRING AT srIvENsBURG. VA.

FIRING AT STEvENSBURG. VA.
There is rumor in the city to-day that firing
was heard yesterday in the neighborhood Of
General Kilpatrick's camp, a short distance
southeast Of Culpeper. General Kilpatrick's
cavalry camp is known to have been in the
neighborhood Of Stsvensburg. The firing was
heard at Bealeton also.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
WI. Sherburn, Charles county, Nd; Samuel
baxteo, Westmoreland county, Va; Horace
JsAAsoa, Albert Bird and Eli Bandy, the last
tAxes colored, were committed to the Old Cap
hsl yesterday, charged with smuggling goods
across the Potomac
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GoDEY.-From Hudson Taylor, 334 Pa av.,
we have Godey's Lady's Book for December.
It is replete with valuable information for the
ladies, and with Interesting reading matter.
From Shillington, also, we have en- early
COPY Of Cooley for December.
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RECAPTIREn

John b. Hill, LIST Maryland regim emit, (rebel,)
who was among the number taken prisoners in
the light OF the 9TH, and who escaped the vigi.
lance OF the guard at Alexandria while on his
way to this city, was recaptured on Saturday
IN Prince Georges county, and on his arrival
nero committed to the Old Capitol by order OF
Capt. Todd.
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ARRIVAL ORA REGIMENT OF THE INVALID
CORPS
On Saturday afternoon, the 9th regiment of
the Invalid Corps, numbering nearly one thou
sand men, under COL Gill, arrived and marched
to Martindale Barracks, where they are for
tho present quartered. Since SATURDAY., 100
recruits for the lOsth N Y, 20 from Brattleboro,.
VT, 90 furloughed men from New York, and
ITO convalescents from Philadelphia, have
arrived
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Zen, BURNSIDE SUCCEEDED BY GEN. Fos-
rEx--Ths report to which we gave currency
Soma days ago, that Major General Foster had
been ordered to East Tennessee, Gen. Burnside
0eans relieved at his own request, proves true
~. osser and his personal star leave Wash
nv. iof tneir new field Of duty tomorrow.
StaH.-f. 7. Tribune. SATURDAY..
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PROM THE ARMY OF THE 70
na....l m de In WaShinSto -

wasH1Saros, Nov. 14.|Asscciated Press
Dispatchl-The information from the army OF
the Potomac, received here so-nignt Is tnas the
enemy are extending their already formidable
works on the Rapidan
The work on the railroad 10 being rapidly
pushed forward, but trans portation does not
extend west Of Warrenton junction.
General Meade, accompanied by Assistant
Adiutant General S. Williams, is now on visit
TO Washington.
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Attempted Raid on the Eastern Shore Of
virginia,

BALTIMORE Nov. ia dispatch to General
Schspck from General Lockwood, dated Drum.
mondtown. Eastern Shore, Va, November 15
reports that small party of raiders landed on
the Chesapeake shore, out before they could
get into the interior they were captured by the
Coast guard. They belong to the gang Of the
notorious Captain Beall of the rebel navy.
A second dispatch says that one Of our coast
ing sells fell in with Captain Beall and cap
tuTed him with his whole party-throe COM
missioned officers and sixty men.
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ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE

The prize schooner Alma, recently captured
near Charleston, with a cargo Of salt and other
merchandise, while attempting to run the block
Ade, arrived here to-day.
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D6It is reported that Robert H. Huntor for.
merly of Alexandria, died recently at one OF the
Virginia Springs. Mr.. HI had been in iii health
for some time. Alfred II. Powell, son Of the
late Dr. W. l.. Powell, is said to have been
killed in the recent engag cement on the Ranna.
hammock. PP"
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MORE PRISONERS.

A squad Of eighty-five rebel prisoners were
brought to this city on Saturday night, and by
order of Captain Todd committed to the Old
Capitol They We're captured In recent
skirmishes at Stevensburg and Brandy Station.
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ANOTHER NAVAL

ANOTHER NAVAL CAPTURE.
The Navy Department has received informa-
ton of another capture OF Wilmington, partic-
ulars of which have not yet come to hand.
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SA little daughter Of Mr. VIM. Annis. resi-.
ding 1t the corner OF @ ueen and Royal streets.
Alexandra, was SO seriously injured by firs
on wednesday last, that her life is despaired
of. She was playing near the etove and her
clothing cauEht fire. aud burnt her severely
before assistance could be rendered.
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T InHHsON,a ISLAND

DIED AT JOHNSON'S ISLAND.
Col. J. E. Scruggs, formerly editor of the
Warrenton, Wing, and q rebel prisoner, who
was removed from the Old Capitol to Johnssn's
Island, died there ON the 9TH inst.
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e The WEBB sisT.Rs.-rhess sprightly artists
appear at ford's New Thea.er this evening.
making their nrst appearance before q W..h'
inssos audience. MT. Harry Pearson has hem
gagged to supper. tnsn. The plays this
evening arc "Tne Nobleman's Daughter. md
aIn and Dat Of Place"
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s1On The afss page Of 70. days Star viii b.
found tbs admirable speech delivered b. Sec
rsGary Seward As Aabus.. New Yorx, On the
% INST
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DETACHED.

Commander N. b. Harrison, has been de-
tached from the command Of the Minnesota
and is now awaiting orders.
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THE PRIZE CoURT.-This morning Judge
Wylie made DEGREES Of condemnation in 4
number of cases, among which are those of
the schooners Nanjemoy, Cassandra, Clara
Ann, Three Brothers and Gold Leaf. The
other cases are those of lots Of goods, merchan-
disc, money. canoes, f1at.boats, &c.
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The Late Traitorous Scheme

The Late Tr0ltOr0us scheme.
BUFFALO. Nov. H.-4en. Dix arrived here
last night and is engaged with the authorities
In concerning measures for the defence of the
CITY, and ferreting ont the parties engaged in
the reported plot at Johnson2 Island
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BUsTD Uf.-Yesterday Afternoon. Il VA.
reported 70 capt Camp, Ct the Eoldiers' Raet
that soldier, named McAlii6, isth New'Jsr,
sey, had oot0e % whisky Ia the barracks,
and b vas tmmsdiaaely arfested, but be Is.
fused g nrst 70 tell where he rot ths Honor.
and ss LAST soknowlsgsl that d had cot i
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FRED DeUeLAss.-This popular colored ora.
tor, we understand, will deliver q lecture on.
Monday, December 9TH, at the 18th street Pres
byterlan Church, before the colored ladies con-
traband association. The weIl-known ability
Of the orator will no doubt attract a large au-
dience.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov 4.-Specials from .IefYarson
City say toierabiy well-founded rumors pro.
vail that Gov. Gamble and Lieut. Gov. Hail
contemplate reigning their respective official
positions.
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Washington Money MARKELL lest Que

Washingtsn Money Markst-L lest Que.
tatiOnS.
Furnished by Lewis johnson e Co., Bank
ors:
Buying. Selling.
q. 8 Coupon Bonds, lssl 900. .la9X 1leX
u. =. o2bs par
u. 3. 7.3D Notes ..sssss.sssss....lo6 1o7
Quartermasters' Uheckz.
American Gold. .145a146 las
American Silver. 13Oa135
N1W YORK RATDD-sECOND BOARD
Coupon s., 1851, 1iO4; 1905, 1O6K; Oertin.
Gates Of Indebtedness, 9e4; Gold, H7X; Erie
RR., 1044; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi.
cago, e34; Alton and Terrahaute, 6lk; Mich.
igan Southern, SIX; Quicksilver, 63x; Chi.
cago and Northwestern, IS. Stocks weak.
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I LET OF LErrERs REMAINING IN TIE nos,
- OFFICE. GE0KaErOMN. D. O.,

tie iof Aessoke - Wv avhoNlA&
ny VII please say when they were GdcerfiYI
osaeEW1e they may not receive them.
LADIES', LIST.
Athsy haiss Mary Pu,sa La. A. NAOMI. M. "a =
Brandy Miss Lisss Gcedre Ne. No.. Mkrxn NJ.
BYosks Mrs Thos Hovell M, NJ MIA M. J,....
Bromley N ssEi,say Hamiltoe Mira MI, M. "
Bowers b1rs Aaa HuRhsoa te.as MI. n;..aR
BrcoA Misc Aus Hume Yanaie No.. NJ. iur,
Broders mise lama Keenan, Mise MARI Mpn Ass Mr.,
Ctemes.s Mrs Cath King nfss r.paie Ca. NJ. M.k.
Cunningham miss Ludske miss Mia Eskk
Ersf Longscn msss 6tevsns I'd Ola
Crosoy Cainsftoe marao Mtss Itrxe Wssfsld M n
Dsyn n1rs maftna Hieaaei Wis WaG~srMs-Lsssla
Duffy Mrs ~ Amanda n williams Nr, Els.
DAILY Mrs Joanna Mariond Miss Awsw et,sl MuC
Dodse<e MssJespkn sn1arsh Mss Sarah Ward M..s c
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a
"A siTable residence. veil furn:shed and rs,I.ss
With every oonysnience. is desrous Of renting tss
s:s e l:. :s
s.,H,or. ehsns i.s ain, mn c ISo@ once hhasu.
Diets in every respect. No boarding hous. fssp.
srs sssd .P''. For particulars apply At this e.
0 SS s:1 IL: Dss0tr a tn. -.
sns o1ss1. 4sss fer ssss sfs
papers of no value bat to the owner. The note
9in sSsm to are s 9sss to ' 81 s
fs y Is; IN PAID for F''sF" Of the whole:
Es55rx ik11s TAF Fk11 go
1nTr Tssts FssH SEfSaTsNE
We vii .e n front Of the Auction Room. a aas:
t'ty OF choice Fruit Trees. EN- bracins each Psss
Ab np,s Cherry 'nS W.T. sihf T. WALL WILL co. Au..
At Il. Horse Basaa1. IS south sias Ga' as..s
' sfSE NJ GSf 'S S5WsArAuoos
. ~ On sATTPD pa n Mo I'm ,lss
;; ss;s Fl mich wv l. WAL, co .,,,,
his Is TO INFORM THE PUBLIC in ssns-
..l 'nA' PROFESSOR J. EsPurA il
70 s
may b required BY applying to Esprit.
S1s AZ E: :taa.s street atHs,y ,.J
SPORT FOR THE MILLIONS:
THERE WILL BE FIGHT
sKrw11sA
BEAR AND A DOG!
FOR PURSE OF FIFTY DOLLARS.
At MERIDIAN HILL,
In TIE REAR or CeLuxsrAH COLLEGE,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November II. Isss
Open to all dogs who never fought q besr,
Entra.so ~ for dog 81
Adm ttance to the ground 50 cents.
band Of music win be in attendance.
The latA street cars stop within few rods Of Tie
ground. Gate open ct O'Clock p. m. 1t.
EIRsr AND BALL
POTOMAC q A $50
il q ss: sss9s g ss1 s.s;
friends and tbs ;I 6psI.e a tk;t 'bsi R.11
,..!.:s j .IsEs : q :'s:...! Island,
81 TIE Sopnittse pledge themselves to make this
An s!esi!sss Bras and String Band h.s been en-.
fieisss ONE 11 DonGIR, admitting s...,sn..
and Iadies.
COMMITTEE,
Jas. B. Hall, yno. Carnell, G. Hall,
Chas fenton. H. c. Lawrence, TIA. Mecabs.
no Is At
n H LIT In
Just received per Schooner Jennie Morton Ixo
casks fresh burnt Lime and for sale by 's
RICHARDS & GUINAND
At their WHAT foot Of 4th street.
no ll-Iw Navy yard.
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REAL ESTATE SALES, by J. G. Mcclure Il
Co., auctioneers: Twelve lots in subdivision Of
square 337, on 18th street, between p and
Rhode Island avenue-I4ot /, Michael Murphy,
% cents per foot; lot 2, Jos. W. Reed. III cents
lots and 4, Armstead Reed, IL cents; lot S,
Jno. W. Tucker, 10 cents; lot 6. J. T. RowIes,
10 cents; lot Z, Armistead Reed, IL cents; lot s,
same, II cents; lot 9, Jno. W. Tucker, Ia cents;
lots 10 and Ii, DR.. A. Lee, l7k cents; lot II,
Patrick Murphy, % cents.
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"A eirablo residence, we'll furnished and renlsfe
With every convsnience. is des.rous Of renting tss
same to club or to . company OF gent emsu md
their families. The house contsinss large saloon.
paI,or. chamhsrs. ainins room, once htsasn,
plete In every respect. No boarding houss fsea
ers need apply For particulars apply at this once
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Susan Hal
iday, disorderly; S1.5S. VIM. Wonderly, drunk
dismissed. Frances Meads, do; 81. Gottlieb
Ebberback, do: 81. Edw. Myers, disorderly;
dismissed. Mary Hamilton, petty larceny; do.
Patrick Hartner, drunk dismissed. Peter Cra-
ven, dlsorderly; Sis. Thos. Rabbet, drunk;
do John Sterner and Chas. Smith. desertion;
military. Cyrus Rupert, sleeping in street; dis
missed G. H. jonathan, disorderly; xl.9i.
SamI Lyons, fighting; do. Dominick McFad-
den, disorderiy; S15s. VIM. Harvey, sleeping
in the street; 81. Lewis Topman and Jno. Sea-
more, disorderly; dismissed. Henry Hober,
drunk and disorderly; 80.
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CASE oPGRAND LARCEEY.-Yesterday after
noon, officer Grown OF the Fourth Ward ar
rested Frances Holland for the larceny Of $50,
and George Holland as accessory. George
Nixon, the complainant, said that he had been
living with Frances fer nine years, and
brought her from North Carolina with him
She had access to his trunk in which he saved
his money. Here she became acq TAINTED with
George Holland, and to his surprise, yesterday
he discovered that Frances had not only stolen
his money, but had gone of and married Geo.
Holland. The prisoner were locked up in the
Fourth Ward Station house for trial.
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STEALING CoAT.-On SATURDAY. Onicer
Parkhurst was called on TO arrest Angelo
9arness, an Italian, for stealing q coat, and on
taking him to the station he Acknowledged the
act, and very coolly asked the complainant ts
lend nun dollar and a half flor which he had
sold the coat) to redeem it, that he might re-
turn II, and informed the ohlcsr where he had
sold 1t, and, acting on the information, the OF.
committed Garness to Jail for court
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from Union Hall, Zingling and WEIGH. pro-
prietory. rear BY. and Lieutenant aemmua.
81 the Invalid Corps, was sent 70 arrest the
proprietors of the hall. When they entered:
severai parties were there and were placed
under arrest and the liquors, some few bottles
Of whisky, were coadscated. While the guard
was searching the house, one Of the men made
his escape. who proved TO be Wslch, one OF tne
proprietors. The party was taken to Captain
Camps Office, where they said they were cooks
and bar tenders; Zingling telling the Captain
that the place was kept by one johnson, but
some Of the party let ont on him. They were
sent to the Guardhouse, and late in the day
Lieutenant 9emmill went over again with the
guard and arrested WEIGH, the other proprietor.
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0I ID

On Monday, Nov 18th, ct III o o'clock, O. m :, Mrs.
ELIZABETH O,N1AL JAOOBr. eldest daughter
Of James n. Davis. ESQ in the 2Sd year OF her age
The friends Of the family are invited to attsni
her funeral, tomorrow Tuesday, evening at 8
O'Clock, from the residence of her father 4SO T
street, bet. 9Th and 9Th streets.
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/. OSF-Near the Depot Of the Baltimore s.d
u Ohio Railroad. on Friday evening last, .
promi,sory nete for $500. date Nov. 18Th, ia.
and Oregon War Scri p for about 800, aud other
and papers are useless to the finder who may re-.
turn them to Room No. 30, Office of Register ef
the Treasury, and retain the money; or q liberal
reward viii be paid for a return OF the whole.
NO l6- st
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BURGLAR CAPTURED.-At an early hour this
morning, Mr.. Mothershead, who resides near
the Navy Yard market. on coming down stairs
discovered a contraband, who gave his name
as Lewis James, Il ing on sofa in a room
which had been locked up. aud officer Harrison
was called and took him in custody. On taking
him to the station he was searched, and a val
liable gold bracelet, which had been stolen
from the residence of Mr.. Gilman, on New
Jersey Avenue, was found on his person. He
states that he was invited in the house by q
contraband. but the window bears evidence of
his having broken in. Justice Gull com united
him to jail for court.
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GRAND LARCRNY.-AbOut ten O'Clock Satul
S"s. -ieHt Sers,u..t IsCou, of tho Second Ware
aTresle0 Ellhs LOmax, colofod, in n alley be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth and g and
streets north, upon charge Of grand larcen,
When arrested, Lomax had in his possession
q small hand.trank containing an Italian ma wa
uniform valued at $3.50. The uniform wa
identified as the property Of an Italian navs
omcer. Lomax was committed to Jail for fu,
Their hearing by Justice Clayton.
, 1863-05-07
WAR MATTEHS.

Monticello, from which place the rebels
have been driven by Col. Carter, issa post vii
lage and capital of Wayne county, ky., 100
mites south Of Frankfort. It contains court
house, two churches and a considerable popr-
Luton. Wayne county borders on the line Of
Tennessee.
WHAT GEN. BANKS HAs AccoMpL1suEp.-
Semi official dispatch aiTir TINT Gen. Banks
has, since leaving Baton Rouge ut the head Of
his last expedition, accomplished march Of
over 500 miles, beaten his enemy In three bat
uce-two on land and one on Grand Lakc-
and completely destroyed the rebel army and
navy Of that region. He also captured the
from !. .0Co to 1000 prisoners and many guns
In the land engagements we suffered a loss Of
SIX or seven hundred.
Tie dispatches say that VIC have not only
destroyed the army and navy of the enemy,
and captured his materials for TIC reorganiza.
tion ct Ills forces, but We hare alao in our
possession his ablest officers Of the sea and
land.
FROM NORTH CARoL1SA.--By the arrival OF
the transport Escort from Newbern, n. c.,
NC have intelligence from that region up to
the s9th ult. Gen. Palmer had made q sue
cessful reconnaissance towards kinston, and
returned after driving the rebels from their
position behind earthwocks within eight miles
Of that place. The chief part;cipators In the
affair were the 45th Massachusetts and the
5Sth Pennsylvania regiments. Skirmishing
to great extent had been going on In the Vi
cinilles Of Newberu and Washington. The
enemy hare been repulEed at every point, and
considerable numbers of rebel prisoners have
been taken and sent into Newbern. Gen. Hill
il supposed TO be Mt Goldsboro with portion
Of the forcvs with which he lately invested
Ncwhern aud Washington.
Wehaye some interesting Southern items
by way of Ncwbern- The rebels are keeping
up tho spirit Of their troops by sending popu-
lar speakers to address the various regin ents.
County meetings are held in North Carolina,
to forward the order about planting bread
Stu1s instead Of cotton and tobacco. One
rebel paper stntes that Union 1uen In Laurel
county, n. c., hare been brutally butchcred,
hunted by Indians, and Ecalped, BY consent OF
complaining Of tho want of subsistence for
The rebel army.
The troops In Kentucky, othcrthan those
belonging to the 9th Army Corps, are to be
organized into the 2s:}d Army Corps, COM
manded by Gen. Hartsuff.
= Campbell, the spy, sentenced 10 be hung
at Sandusly, Ohio, has sgni11cd his willing
ness to inform on other spies, and will NOT,
therefore, meet the peua1ty he SO justly de-
serves.
The situation Of Kentucky h.s not chang.
cd materially since: Saturday. Gen. Carter
Cumterland river: Tic rebels have Ind
enough fighting,to enrtsfy them, for the pres
ent In that section. The resident rebels In
Kentucky are being vigorously treated, and
the Union men are receiving that protection
which will secure them In their rights.
Tho Nashville Union says that refugees
mf:tcd hy the rebels in East Tennessee, are
becoming TOrec than eyer Seycra1 ITnion
, 1863-05-07
INTERESTING FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
The New Military DIstrIct4-TIle North
Carolina Union Troops, &c.

The New Military DlstrIct.-The North
Carolina Union Troops, &c.
EEwHEKs, N. c., April %, 1859.
That portion nfNorth Carolina lying unrts
Of Albtrmarle Sound and east Of Ghowan
River, is now embraced in the department Of
2Iajor Gen. Dix; and under the immediate
surcrEision Of Major Gen. Peck, at Suffolk,
Firginia-
Ii order that o more constant supervision
MAY exist at the various posts In the depart
tricts have just been established, to be COM
First-The .sDistrict Of the Neuse," Brig.
Gen Ger ! Henry NJ Nagle, headquarters at Beaa-
second-The "District Of the Albesrna.le,''
1agg;, Br5g; Gsn S r We=sells' headquarters at Ply
Third-"D District Of the Parnlico,' Brig.
Gen. Henry Prime. headquarters at Washing
ton, n, C.
The several companies of the 1st {loyal>
North Caro1ina regiment, heretofore stationed
in the counties where they vera respectively
! ington, N. C.. Captain McChcsney, of the f.
nous 9th New Jersey, heroic aud accom-.
plished young officer, has recently been an.
pointed to its coloncley. This regiment h.s
already done splendid fighting in several en-
EhEemcnts, and tuuF demonstrated tile value
OF native Southern troops. 1t was mainly ze-
eru'ted through the efforts Of Charles henry
Foster, who Is now making preparations for
the formation Of second one, for which be
has received authority from the War Depart.
ment.
4 battalion Of artillery has been organized
from among the citizens Of the Cape Hatteras
banks, an6 is now doing duty at Forts Hitter
as ard Clark.
The 44th and eth Massachusetts, regiments
have arrived in Eewbern. from Washington,
n: C., in hedefeuce Of which important point
they 60 bravcly and successfully assisted.
+ The troops In this department are now being
paid of.
Rev: James Means, the efficient and phitan.
thfoEie Superintendent Of the blacks, died q
few days since.
: Rev. D. D. Van Antwerp, the loyal Eplsco.
Pal Rector at Beaufort, is to be appointed
Chaplain at that post.
Col. Lchmau ofthe 103d Pennsylvania Volun-
tetrs, has been assigned to the command of
Roanoke lsland. .
To neu,ralize the growing disaaection Of
the rebel rank and file, the policy Is being ex-
teDsirely pursued Of sending popular speak
crs amongst the various regiments.