New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29

Of the 9Th Msryland-Re.
msvai Of Rebel Prisoners-Arrivsl Of
Refagees--Tbe Hill for Constiiu-
,gonnI Ceuvcntisn-Arrest Of Blscksde
Runners and DisIoyalists-senera
McClellan's Report.
BALTIMORE, Thursday,

BALTIMORE Thursday. Jan. oe, 1854.
The 9Th Maryland Regiment has reenfsted
for three yesrs an excepting three members thereof
and they VEL probably do go. The greater portion OF
our MARYLAND Regiments WIN reenst their terms e.
pire.
In the past few days nnetyone Rebel prisoners have
been removed nom Fort MoHenry to Point Lockout
and axs now subject to the order Of Gen. Butter hea
" all OK them we're commissioned officers. There are
row about fifty Rebel prisoners In Fort McHenry most
Of whom are wounded commissioned officers.
Refugees are constantly arriving here nom the South
and taking the oath all Of whom agree that great dis
satisfaction, suffering and Generalization exist In the
Southern Army 1t ia their impression that the Rebels
will make desperate effort in the Spring.
In the Maryland Senate yesterday. an amendment
WAS adopted in the bin calling Constitutional Con-
yention requiring Judges Of election to administer the
oath to any person offering to votel whose vote shall DO
challenged on the ground that be served in theebe ar
my or has either given aid and cofor. or encourage
nent to those in arms against the Government OF the
United States, or is for any other reason not slegai
voter according 10 the laws Of the State.
Another amendment was adopted, authorizing the
Convention to designate the time Of taking the vote Of
the people on the final adoption Of the Constitution.
taken at o'clock this afternoon.
In the House petition presented from the oys'
tsrpackers Of Baltimore for the repeal Of the law pro-
hibiting dredging for oy ster'.
Tho consideration Of the Convention bin was re.
.umed and it was debated by Messrs. Claude Henkle'
Lester and Clarke, but did not reach vote
Several Of the blockade.runners and dslol alists
amongst them George Spence of baltimore. have been
T mod oh
citement.
tn. Spn's Washington correspondent Age" says;
at am authorized BY the public printer 10 state that
Gen McCeans report Ia now in the hands Of the com
| pOstors, and will soon be furnished to Congress- II
viii contain about 300 pages not uthe Of that % "a.
on which il 10 founded being copied at the w al
Office instead Of being sent 10 the printer direct They
1.-The washington papers are without news OF I'm
portance. All tue mails and trains are now running
The weather Is delightful The harbOr Is now free
from ice"
The banking house of Messrs. Purvis g. Co.,
on Baltimore street. near St Paul was robbed yester
day Of $500 in T. s. Treasury notes. The notes were
al Of the des ouinion Of $780, and the numbers OF hes'
notes ar, in the possession of the firm. 1t supposed
they were taken from the counter but were not missed
til, the cash account was made up No clue TO the tile
has been obtained.
George W. Gumsmsn was arrested on TIT
charge Of disloyalty, and is held for examination
There appeared at the Office seven refugee
from Virginia who declared they could not stay an
longer partly on account Of the great scarcity Of provi
sons and partly from fear Of the consumption Some
them are owners Of farms in Virginia. The foreigner
of the party released and the Others took the oath
n. j. Raleigh, who was arrested about tel
months ago on charge Of aiding and giving comfort
the enemy and released. yesterday re arrested Of
the general charge Of disloyaly and after taking aver
binding oath. released.