New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
strongly guarded by the 5tb Regiment New-so'k Si'e

The soldiers along the line are now toiersoiy wen
protected against ncement weather by tents ana fouS"
plank houtes Facing the junction. on hiii 10 'Ie
north, is caup Of Is tents, aud here sei'ihe' ai0
continually posted, who keep sharp lookout on e'eiJ
side. Here was another delay, and noon had heary
arrived before the trains in readiness rue
twenty minutes brought us to the Relay, when We
f,nnd suarded OH evefy s'de The railroad BRIDGE
,old structure of masonry and Of the hne
of orcbiee,ure in tie country, he's sentineS S,''
above and fellow at short distances rom ea "a On.
Rapid progress is beiug made IN the II fnr ome
pearaucesi dcae that The position VIII ee M H. ,ai
coneit te,able time TO come Gu either sice ci tne ia
stem trat k in the deep cut snort us.au 80 IN
Relay several six-pounders are moui'.u - ~,
breastworks and completely comriha Tue va. NJ a. S
bll son,L-west Of the yiadrct over the fa'as'V he,
bre.,t,vorks have been thrown up, and Tue oapefy
,roruted About an hour after my arrival 'ne eiassa
cusetts artillery men, under command oi '1oi CooAo
rrac,iced with bal cartridges IN the tfe~ebce o zen
roI Ru r and staff. The TARGET selected was hiiIe
fu, build;rg at the bottom OF the valley, and aoou!
,lird of nile di i,tant. Tie guns were well direttd
and ye ont OF eight shots struck the mark Oe ol the
BALL glarcng off severed small maj tree. Upward
ofSy,h undrtd people from tie country about who had
came np on excursion trains from the Camden station
and ANNAPOLIS junction, witnessed the hIing from tie
hrdl o. and commended III high terms the ski OF the
Yankee artillery boys.
The magnificent grounds of the late W. A. Tnlbott
are occufied by the Sth giment, NJ T., Col Lyons;
tie family msnsion now vacant being the quarters OF
the field and staff officers The 9Th hassaci Res
imeut encamped upon high grounds ON the eetate oil
DIR. Hall, deep valley separating tho two camps
The ground il white with tents, ind tie soldiers haNe
slorded themselves shelter from the weather by erect
l. bowers Of pine rees. On tie ignt ot the " ASH
igton rail oad is 'e,ipitous hlD IN which eAoaV1,
tiCis beng made for battery, and the guns VIII
lie planted above ,be'other like 10 many steps.
gader. General Butler and staff has bis heac-quar,
tiers ilh veal y family, whose mansion titus'ed
upon high hill, commands view OF the n'ghiAceh'y
picturesque country Tor miles around Thee q9ereis
srongly ly guarded and no Tes0n 10 allowed W HP
proach except or urgent business
AT The hotel and depot three companies are Kept con-
tinunlly under arms, and every TRAIN arriving IRON 'he
eist and west is subjected to military iafpecuon.
Sur, eillance is kept upon the Iasser ond hr
movements noted. The freight trains are thoroughly
.ear, he'd On Monday evening lat train OF ten cars Wa
detained ut the Relay, and a search instituted They
contained grOceiies and dryyoods some pieces OF gray
cloil being iOcuced among tie latter lhe trsin was
eventusliy allowed to pass to Pete sburg Virginia,
where The goods we're destined. Trains fion the west
were subjected 10 similar Inspection by the Nireini
troops. On either hand heavy baggage Was over
hauled but 10 unnecessary delay has occurred to the
luggage of passengers, or tie legitimate reght oil TIE
COlrl any.
by the Nngiua troops and the holding oi me Relay
House by The United States troops-toih OF which are
on ihs diiect ne OF the main Iod-the Railroad Com,
pa V and Billilnore community have been embarrassed
20 such cegree that CoIterence between tie officers
Of lie road and the United States Government "hs
brought about Yesterday, when arrangements OF tat
i,:acory nature 10 the former were cogclcded In the
course OF few days there will probably be general
restmp ion OF business between Baltimore and Wa'h-
iogon and 20 soon the bridges between the former
place and Piade pbia rel aired. direct eommuni-
cat On will once more be had between New York and
tie Ca, iial. AT amost every step as travel through
the country have heard and still continue to hear ex.
Iiessions of regret from the mercantile coumunhy 9i
~ pra f,pld Sf
to thsr losse, which doubly hoavy, owing 10 the
geGera suspension of business IN the place sewers,
aceos ed Lie 1t the Relay, and with tire sane breath
that Il ey preca ned their loyalty to tie United States
tbeS deiouced in terms the leaders Of tue
Secession yenent not 0 in Baltimore, but through
out the State
The Government will not, believe, quarter any
troops 10 Baltimore unless another muTdeious attack
oul be made upon the soldierv while pss'ng through
the ciiy Or outskirts their way TO Wasbi gton i
have not heard single expression OF ion from the
Secessionss in the Of my travels Of late and
doubt Wheeler any Of the rebels will have the 'eery
to initiate the example OF the Bal'imore merchant ar
restco last evening at Camp Cameron, near tho Relay
learned from the corporal who escorted the pIlsoLer
S,encer to Annapolis, that lrpe crowd OF hB BALI
more friends followed him 10 the with the evident
intention Of boarding the train 90 that they might
possible effect a rescae. Tile Of soldiers wds how.
ever drawn up each side OF the ran and no person
was allowed board be,ide the prisoner and his cs
crt MIR. Spencer IL OF the firm OF Meredith, Spencer,
& Co.. Baltimore, aad bis arrest was elected upon the
Older OF Gen Butler. lie acknowledse sed that he WAS
one Of lhose who msGe attack upon the troops 1T
Baltimore, and asserted that be would give them
warm rece tion upon Il cir return. While at the Relay
Gen. Butler gave the following copy Of special
ORDER which e had Issued that lug and ordered 10
be u! !ou,ugated in tie manner therein set fOrth:
HFADauAKTKRs RaLAy HousH May 7, 1861.
Special Brigade Orde'.l o.. ,,oor. ,,, A..
propaess with which they aud occupied their preset
poon which believes to be- o. egnsb. aysin., any force
atr.t he Fgklt hafOr ke
Easfy co1msnSi the visduc, with bis section IL pon
seadhmsrt Of cei jort. Il the ,lsy ou'e
epder s by the Rai!fosd entirely wiln
ND The ~ .%s ,9e gSo % s win a.TSs Jps 'f i ns The
Lyons iuy protect The General has been thus p.Tio
"isttEl conduct in .tscA wieh only
qes sgce at once to f. Tie General slss 'hi orPor
al shiey he 9th Regiment Tor he coolnrss promptude
o. IT, % -, KEN, s b Sss. hs
1--WE lnegpug hnfel and brother Tebe) acted hgy toward
tia, the IuTleou mob Allied friend, tight
in their scon and TINT the prcrasg to riv. us
subssny &C by hm in his written erannatios spcD
Ger arrested and sent to Annapolis where he win be
properly dealt with
Two iucd. Of the cbaa.eI marked the progress Of
yeFasy cnse, Lso".S PTysti GoWpAIy g. $40 Hsf
Of unske rom heh he was aiawhs tie charge He
boLsd wia all tas houo,t amid the ON aud sorrow Of every
OF tie loyal inhs6i'ani; Of our neisohood ~ hns
duties TO drop upon tie gave o eo wsoter iield
aud brother pare patriot He for hi country
lsoc cotscenous soldier he ded in the sc, his
dny aud although lie not stricken BY the hand Of death
amid c.augo AID the heat OF contest y. bis death
less glorious because he met 1t In the qnis peormane
his military duty A. citizen be took mp bis
vrvse soldier he sought only to sht n her ranks
and be bis death in ,upport Of tina. fss which eli
and love The hIS Offering Of ck of the life of one Of
her upon the counys altar bis blood nDRing the sod
of Msryl with that Of Massachusetts, murdered at Bah
viii form bond Of union between aud The loyal
sses that without need Of further incentive TO duty
Ts b,, mailer. 20 witch The Gen. I d~srs c Sr a.,
af the ia
fe dy relations between and Ills neghborhood the Gen