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Parson Brownlow met the brigade at Portland, Ohio, and addressed it briefly. The tug Leslie arrived in Washinton on Wednesday from the lower Potomac, bringing up Thos.Hannon, James J. Swann, Augustus Howell, J. H. Parsons, R. B. Dorsey, and F. Thornton, who were recently captured near Brittain's Bay, attempting to cross into Virginia. They are all young men, hailing from Prince George's and Charles counties, and were escaping from the draft. The St. Louis Republican learns that Col. Chipman, Chief of Gen. Curtis's Staff, who is on a tour of inspection in Kansas, recently attended a council of over one thousand Indian refugees at Le Roy. O-po-the to he-lo was the leading spirit. The Indians Insist on fighting the rebel Indians in their own way. Louis A. McKenzie, Mayor of Alexandria, has been presented with a gold-headed cane by officers of the Eighth Illinois Cavalry, for attentions to that regiment The Washington Agent of the Associated Press says the recent lett