Named Entity Results, June 26th

Federal war Steamers in action — Accounts from Fortress Monroe. Fortress Monroe, (via Augusta, Ga.,) June 26 --The gun-boat Monticello proceeded up the Rappahannock, where a party went ashore and were surprised. Nine of them were wounded--one mortally. The Monticello opened fire, and the Southerners dispersed. [This is the Northern account of the affair in Lancaster county, Va., probably, though it is communicated in such vague terms as to render it almost unintelligible.] The steamer Quaker City "brushed" a party of Cavalry near Cape Henry Beach. A seaman on board was killed. The steamer's shells dispersed the Cavalry. The Amelia, from Liverpool for Charleston, has been captured, (by one of the Federal piratical squadron.) Fifty refugees have arrived at the Fortress from Norfolk under a flag of truce. They say the Sewell's Pointers regard Sawyer's rifled gun, at the Rip-Raps, with contempt.

From Washington. Washington, June 26 --It is thought that a change in the programme will result from the conference of yesterday, and that a forward movement will soon occur. Secretary Chase will recommend a moderate revision of the tariff. The New York Post's Washington dispatch says that leading Congressmen have determined to confine legislation to the war, and that all reports about the compromise disposition of the Government are false. It is rumored that the Sewell's Point battery fired on a reconnoitering party, killing eight, and wounding many. The following Virginias have been stricken from the roll of the army: Capt. Maury, Gen. Stephenson, and Lieut. Dillon.

Military movements. Trenton, N. J., (via Augusta,) June 26. --The Governor has been ordered to send three regiments to Washington. Washington, June 26.--Intelligence from Hagerstown indicates that Gen. Wise has gone to attack the Federalists, who are reported advancing up the Kanawha. The Southern forces at RomJune 26.--Intelligence from Hagerstown indicates that Gen. Wise has gone to attack the Federalists, who are reported advancing up the Kanawha. The Southern forces at Romney is 1500. Col. Jackson, with five regiments, is opposite Williamsport. There are 4000 at Falling Waters, five miles from Williamsport, and 8000 at various points between Hancock and Harper's Ferry. Williamsport, June 26.--A party of Confederate Cavalry crossed the Potomac and burned Schadfield's Ferry. hern forces at Romney is 1500. Col. Jackson, with five regiments, is opposite Williamsport. There are 4000 at Falling Waters, five miles from Williamsport, and 8000 at various points between Hancock and Harper's Ferry. Williamsport, June 26.--A party of Confederate Cavalry crossed the Potomac and burned Schadfield's Ferry.

From Missouri. Syracuse, June 26. --Governor Jackson, with 1,200 men, is reported at Pomme de Terre. He had overtaken the mail coach and teams and had them in his possession. [This is all we can make of the dispatch.--As sent to the press of this city, it is utterly unintelligible. We give it for what it is worth.]