The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-06

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MATTERS AT sEGUTNEs POINT.
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First Night Passed by the Hs.sss~ isssrusses
In the Enemy's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of = Picket Guarsl-Runsoss sf tn AVpss~ss
OF Large Opposing FSrcs-1@ne~ss Cs~-
sternstion ahd Preparations % seeseSs -
Atsaes- Com mssssewess' Report % she g.
vsrnor-LeNer from Mr.. Hall. &C., &c.
The proper ccxduct Of requires ssls-
ties In The leaders and updoubsed vso ths ssscced
ING the vanguard In offensive warfare these q~sAus
arc pro emincnuy In demand where he odd naAsa
b against the invaders. - ~ thb rsasou thA In Ne
beginning Of invading The eyes OF lao world ere
turned With deepest interest upon The art q
the vadng forces. They watch the saraness anA
tact spAyed by the COMMANDER, and the degree a
bravery shown by Tho sodiery. II = % IN ths onss
Of the descent just made % 6Assa lshnd b.
the famous Quarantine armada ne eutssds WORM,
are watching at the present Tina every .ovsusss
made By tho parties j1st landed q eeeuinsS
Point they wish learn whsthsr The sadcn q the ~
are possessed Of the requisite sk and whether the srss
under command viii evnce the requisite vaIor 10 insure
anything IKE asucccssful Issue to the undertaking A.
though the Quarantine armada eel sail from New York IN
der most suspicious cireumsances and tn he fullest uds
Of prosperous fortune and naerng hope tAe fats Of The
Er glsh feet that sailed for the Cimea under crcu-
likewise aDepicioos and most exuhing antcipA-
ticus 70 forgotten. s feared that the armada IKE
the English feet may return crippled In ceus and e.
noble. The ssce OF the undertaking Hes however, WIN
the future. Meanwhile, correct and impartial chroui.
cers Of passing events lay before readers Tho fol-
lowing brief but succncs account or everything that has
transpired at he "seat OF war' since the close a
the account published In yesterdays Herald
At O'Clock p. " on Thursday afternoon, Il viii DO ro-
y" s Ure s
work upon the building kept up assduousy I'LL It YES
longer possible to hit nall with any degree Of cor.
II was O'Clock when work had 10 no suspended but tho
structure was mot entirely 6nshed Al II was, IL was
made to do however. Captain waling following the
heroic example Of previous leaders Of armies rom the
time Of xerxes With his force Of 100000 men, down
General Walker with his 200 neasre and euaca.cd
made HE necessities subeervieut 10 his opoortuni.
lies Like the great warrior heroes precsdpg him. he
COMMAND, and calmly aud noby resigned himself 10 sub
NIT 10 the same sacrifices OF bodily and comfort.
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condition Of the building ~ referred 70, was "a
fo'lows..1he entire door had been laid, bus
each ride there was consderable boarding
uprcotcd. The principal object sought got nooS
laid as considered above everything eke desirable
TO avoid the painful necessity Of reclining on tho ground
at least " get far removed RON possible At dark
the roa eedsieads sore ercushs in twenty six in n'mbcr
and ranged In order about the mattress sheet,
pillow and two wooden blankets formed tho complement
Of b. sding for each bedstead These were put the
Following the arrangement Of Tho bcds came sup
per, Of which all partook with hearty appetite afsr
tho supper Captain walng made division Of bis force
into two patoons Of four sections EACH II ARRANGED
TO have night guarn. The 1rst section denied lrst
to this duty TO BE- relieved In hours By the next sec
ton, and so 10 regular sequence After tho first
ns 7 s sa s ser s srs yseh hs s.n s.
jokes passed, but s'vsS os .;1s
issd quiet that pot long before all were sosnd.
IL asleep The carpenters should DO s'tcd grumbled
OF them rcre allowed banking places on the
foor ri tho rev building, but scven eight
s 70 oAx am, snsm, Few, 20 Too 100 hoiss' aoou.
such shifts for themselves the Oft
permitted Most made bed and covering for themselves
Of ,h.virgs and thus we're prevented from suffering much
snmuy aver "A oerck, rnc" tno seSooa wslon va OUT
On ouy rumor va onougnt 70 tne neadqnarers toat
foce oi .ne va snvan'ng snn preparing 70 nave
an asek Ins rumor nsa ss'onisning ana imnedisis
snec snuouons VIE .ven 20 p'epare 70 re,,st any
DO nh'es tpnt misa' 90 ausmptsa Az we're waiting Va
shest anxiety 70 near arinsr OF me advancing enemy
" was svn olscoverei VA, mere was no' me .hshtes
Rom tho following circumstance An iadiviirni
Mno nsa oeen wy out Aie ~ nisn' haa ooca-in
w kmlg "emsl 70 rrss .,ons .ao no'Su 'ronuue
me new o"nans. INC humping OF ms hcsvy
coarse pocss over ,nc pcopNa oomu,noa WIN INC roy
OF inc ocesp ~ n.a eacn sncceeong wave sul'eny
opop me snore caueo tne men on gunru 70 suppose tna
arre Iorc. ga aassncing WON mem. iuo ,nuvidnAi,
,se Ter ding oontroversy chicre inte et was N col
bone Ho swore po.ively that he wa, not a Soy and
that 10 hers we're foloxng IN hi, wake upon which ar
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,usi was restored and tho me again fell 70 Sleep No
further alarm happened during tbs night
S spun VIC ,e.sd ~ ,r.o,r sra,,S,
the permanent build,ngs and fences had their men a
work al day the day ore vous. No dkturbancc