The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-06-24
FROM Fortress Monroe.


i"~'r' N7tr0p, 'Uns IA tmmctiat,i, after ths
d"pattl,c Oh. Co., infantry portion Of the aSth Cons
for sho hori OF tcudes yol- al Mobile Bl,. about
dozen large tgauer arrived here fct the PURPOSE NJ
transporting Civ" cN,airy BRIGADE OF the 9b,h Co.,
under conimaud Of Hrissdisr Gc,c Cole, N tbs
-Nme dcsuns,ion. The steamer. ha,o been .uppliod
With tvevs DAYS Goa, anil water, snd much OF tho
cavalry hes already embarked The follouire named
steamers have their hd con pliment or trups and ao
wady to sail viz ~ =. u.sar, Dudley Rnck,
NcN Jer.s,. Mcclellan, weybo.,ot tsd p,noi.r.
Tho remaining steamers will all be- ready IN few
days, ,houih the oppre-sively hot ve.l or rt,yen,s
defrach IN loading.
Reported ntutiny Among Coiored Troops.
Tie rhlAlelphls lSoumrH has FORTRESS Monte.
letter mluifhiLs an sccount of mutinv which -
said To have brOs,u out among tn. eoiorri troops
That station. II /, stated that tue Culcrod Ca,.ry
Brigade made thrcNs a. civ Point. that they uculf
not be rent 10 Texas !" "ihat the Government had
10 ritht to .oni them there" str. No attention vss
paid to these mutt iug los the officers Who regard
ell tluin A. thc siuinL.ns peculiar e. the African
rec, On Monday last me, arrived At Hampton
koadt on the Wilmer WhlId.n which sR' ord,tei
Hetc come OF the soldiers told thcir Officers They
would not 80 On board OF her" "Iney would not 20
hsd not the rish, to ,end them to TeI.s" me oih-
Ger insisted that they should on board the Mrtoo
hrser .hip The fourth com "a ,r,,, 10 ohoy or
drtl aud loaded their Carhiue.. Neither thteSt NOT
enttentN prevailed sith them. ihnv uurluns their
cafln,a capped theri ant tnofc that hsd no aminu-
nitIon Va thcT csgtridec bnles dr.s tshtes rhoso
ON tho Meteor rJs became rotouH el.n. The officers
threw of th" moorins WI oh held them to The Meteor
ano ri1h tue worst company remaining On the Will
din, they steamed for the HnltuoTC wharf. Hers
military Rsrisnce Wa oht inrd, aud the whildru
returned tu the Meteor, std with tho worst CON-
y ~ u The troop, OF board. Ihcfe nov thres'encf
To FIRE on Major Van Schclliug's mou II hN intsrerei
with the men on the Meteor, The Major anxious TO
quel thr nutinv, without shHdSliE blood, ordered
the Mhildn back 10 thu wharf lsndsd n lOrtou of
hi, men had formed ihCm srross the wharf With mus-
kcti iosted and bayOuets fixed. The mutinser- veto
theu 1akrn from the boat nv tvo- aud thrc,s and
mAio n lay their arms dOsu and proceed up the vhat.
They marched IN Of III" .or and placed I'M
der guard. The Whden thon proceeded asuin to
tOald IN reaching tho wharf these wore dissImei
A. thcit PREDECESSORS had been 1hs Whld.n eon-
hnutd her tips between the vhArt and the Meteor
Ill all tue mutinOua soldiers had been landed sud de-
pivtd OF their THU thcv rCro all taken back
again b. the large ship without their rrms edulp
3D. rnts some Of the muts determined OF tho mutin.
,csoud' vcref to rclst tic diSarming. lay down
cur arms or be skot" Wa the Alernstiye prosent'i
TO the, ans cnrhnos and trhrcr were PER force, Dc
ponsd " abe WHAT iour 'pOIe coinp,IicH OF tho
night snd we're disirued ~ the others had bpcu
Thee deer y felt the diagrncu brought upun them nv
their tcOss, sable face distorted Eith patti
- they uuuCtlrd their aCcoutTeUenis aud laid down
rsrbiur AMI sabre some ground thew teeth In rilI
or'lGcaNOn, ard tear Iolie1 dcen the checks 90
o'h-r % icy stepped Ia font OF their ellors 10 lay
uub tho honorable fAdr's " tLUir .. Oiusfon. on
Tnc-is' the ialAnc" Of the t,H-rr ncr we're tstau
ON 90 thu "A, or ard IL gAs Ap.ctei elI-uItion
would soon sti "a