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HEADQUARTERS, Baltimore, November 26, 1861.
Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
SIR: I have the honor to inclose a list of prisoners at Fort McHenry on the 19th instant. No additions have been made until to-day. A man by the name of Coe has been sent there, but I am not prepared at this moment to report his case. It would be a great convenience if all these prisoners including Thomas (Zarvona) could be sent away.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN A. DIX,
Major-General.

Name	Residence	Date of Arrest	Charge
Richard Thomas Zarvona		July 8, 1861	Piracy and treason.
William W. Glenn	Baltimore, Md	Sept. 15, 1861	Editor of Exchange newspaper, Baltimore
George Julius	Hagerstown, Md	Oct. 16, 1861	Forwarding recruits to the Confederate Army.
Robert W. Rasin	Baltimore, Md	Oct. 26, 1861	Forwarding recruits to the Confederate Army.
R. C. Holland	Dorchester County, Md	Nov. 4, 1861	Visiting Virginia (per letter from H.C. Hickson on file at Fort McHenry).
Thomas Mortimer	Baltimore, Md	Nov. 8, 1861	Disloyalty (per letter from Major-General Dix, Baltimore, Nov. 8, 1861)
James Martin	Baltimore, Md	Nov. 8, 1861	Disloyalty (per letter from Major-General Dix, Baltimore, Nov. 8, 1861)
William F. Engle		Nov. 13, 1861	Lieutenant in the rebel army.
Jonah Potterfield		Nov. 13, 1861	Raising a rebel flag on his house and applying to the rebels for arms to defend it. &c
Edward C. Cottrell	Princess Anne, Somerset County, Md.	Nov. 16, 1861	Correspondence with rebels

Glenn, Julius, Holland, Moritimer, Martin and Cottrell refuse to take the oath of allegiance.

Source: Official Records, Series 2, Volume 2.