The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-09

that there least family the city reduced
circumstances and there may be more, whose members
have marched to the defence Of Washington, make
no claim for assistance the committee, but who
suffering persecution from their landlords because,
in assisting the departure Of their children they
now unable to pay rent In advance Such landlords are
worthy to 60 down to posterity with the tory John
Hook, who went through the camp Of 76 crying Beef,
beef"
OUR ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENCE.
MILITARY DEpor, ANNAPOLIS, Nay ., 1861
The Arrival of the NeW York Fire Zoudces and the FIFTH
Regiment The Erection Of F6tiGcations at Round Bay,
on the Riuer Seren-7he Military Railrodd Beosen Phi
ladelphia and Observation-Disclosures Correspondents
Not to be ln.erte7ed WtM-A Word for the Eghh-Ar-
rirdl IF Major Anderson at annapolis General Ners dc.
The event Of to-day the Decentralization OF the New
York Fire and the Fifth regiment Of New York.
The Zouaves landed about and after being suppl cd
with rations Immediately resumed their journey To
Washington. At six O'Clock T. NJ. the Fifth regiment
d1sembarked and Immediately followed the Zouaves.
They reported themselves all well and in high Spirits
their appearance clearly indicated.
Company c. Of the Eighth regiment returned to their
quar- here this afternoon being relieved by Company
Last Sunday they went the river Severn about ten
miles, 10 point called Round Bay, and commenced the
erection of aforcaton, naming Fort Gray in honor Of
the Washington Grays Eighth regiment It is built upon
emnence called Mount Misery, and commands the
tire country for mile around IT, including the turn
pike road from Baltimore to Washington and the
river Severn. II is considered important
military position They encountered rough weather dur
ing their stay and their provisions were often spoiled
by the DUST which few like clouds about them. In some
places their march from the they sank ankle
deep in the sand. They ALEC have suffered much from
the unusually cold weather OF the last two nights, they
having no encaDpDent
The United States military railroad route being
tsbshed between Philadelphia and WashiIgto passen-
gers are taken from all Eastern and Northern points to
take cars to Washington. Time from PnihdelphiA TO
Washington nine hours
You are msinformed by correspondent OF April 20,
that orcers have been Issued for the arrest of all
per correspondents Colonel Butter personally assures
me that no fucb orders have been Iiv,n
The Eighth regiment looked upon with
especial favor, a me nhers have ed upon to
perform every important duty derolvng upon military
life since arrival. Encamyug upou the earth,
with no covering but bessetpnarGing ihrodgh from
SIX to twelve hours S.hout relietiiv che SIM
pltst oet, sometimes bread Il .ting IN the
open air without a place lay the bisnrs-yain
thLe, alvsys at their posts rliao'e, a,tve and
hrave-no rovdy ism or hot fnOertn. phv seal endu-
rance as vii the moral STAN has been Won eeted,
aud the regiment have mao f4s,iy beeu fasoesp'y
eoenlzed oy our chet comuan er net y granting Va
any special ndn gencies but, what s mo gratifying to
the true soldier turning to the Eighth sh.n work OF spe-
cial importance IS TO oo executed.
The revele beats half past four O'Clock the
ing when every man ordered 10 roll cal follows
hour Of ON, IN marching breakfast seveo rrgimental
parene "a. me, then practice by squads ostlpg and
firing and bay rcise which s Ia the
teInoon, ana The day clcees With evening parade.
ASIDE from these duties are guard mounting aod camp
police
Military stores sti pouring in and being d. spatche
70 ststns ut % an, Washington the great.
est activity prevails department and the
pic,y wnh phch al orders xeuted rejects great
credit upon Gen Butler and his aole couusellors
Major Anderson aud daughter p.ss-d through ihe milf
ts,y q ouncs he morning (say ~ at Fix O'Clock, in
open wag n, IL the miost Of dren,nrg rain, route for
Washington ss h, passed the outer gate the mem
Of tho Eighth regiment who guard DUTY, gave
him three cheers which h, gracefully acknowledged.
gage, wh'cf w're guarded by c,mpan' u afty men,
furoos ram storm set In Yesterday morning, and
Weather is cold yeseFda morning tbs ground
was covered with a very heavy frost.
OUR HAVRE DE GRACE CORRESPONDENCE.
HAvRE d. GRACE, Nay ], 1e6l
Movements Of Ecdcaton If Aie5andrre Sentence
If a ColEl .Mcr.iat-Oecypaaon If Batinose-Unlon
Feeling ia Hare u Grace--uo,e On the Railroad
B'@gcs, d..
fOINKy WORTHY THEIR STEEL.
learn from eepteman just rom Rchmond that
Colonel Petsgrew, vrgipian, VIII, hiss been residing
Charleston for come past has been engaged ia
Virginia during the last four weeks raising regiment
81 mounted rifcmsn, and that the regiment fun.
is ssii to be composed picked ep, ID man own
ING his own horse an being dead shot The horses
are III Of Uniform dark color, he Uniform Of the
men Is tmk tlue, with re5 faclngs The regiment is
nov OIH1lbg hcA ldGnuon1. " 49, ad 10 have been
sed for The special object Of sghug the Seventh regI-
mcpt Of New York Ny inform &c sno left Richmond
on Friday last 81 that Richmond city Of soiiers.
that all the citizens uniformed croea aud arc
constantly drilling.
ORDERS To- MARCH,
~ The regineDtsl ga ade this morlDg Eve OF the COM
ponies received ma ching orders ne, constitute q
force Of Ave hundred mn an to hold them
selves n rc1dn les for machine NJ one hours notice.
rhos arc the best dfled and mcs crec.ve COMPANIES
here Their destination il not We, made pu Do II viii
probably b ether BayIe d. Grace or Bush river
bridge II the railroad battery onwn today hoy
uill probably accrmolny II to after point Their
place. here are to be supplied by hvo companies OF fresh
troops from rl,iadelpba.
NN ,sumt EVACUATED
learn from an officer Of the Nsvy, who le't Washing
ton ast night, that the fore OF tho occfate troos
N AeSandria evacuated that pace lestTtay, and pro-
ccc0eN by circu'eus 10 Htrper's Ferry. They
were five Thousand sroag orders hsa been issued at
Washington 70 two regiments VITO Occupy the
city today. Many zens q srsstodria sefo leaving.
TIE covrr ,naTfst.
Tho court martial a. Perry vie s has been trying
jacob Green, private In the c.inr ,anes there
Ter an assault NJ woman, win zoe ~ &c has found
me prisoner guilty He bas been enced to condne-
Deb irons for seven Gays anu to he ~ IN bread and
wst,r only The srDteufe s ono but not a mr.
tiale 'oo severe tde' he WON'T not have got on 30
easily bn' for the sct hpt II appearn mat the woman
was narob What Lnsars wife " . required TO be
Nm AFFAIRS Rusiuoks
PaefenGers VINO let Baltimore ths rofning say II is
general impression there tha' That will be
pfo ~ NE nited tatts foops thursday next They
cay that 10 resAtarc Nil he made But they that
u ne knog edge th4t For McHoury sono reduce tho
alone VIII 'naure their safety.
Union fEFtHG rAyRB uy GRACE.
mon ting YVES held mere yestetdy. The Sars
atu NfiIet were dsplV cd, and "e'e loudly chesred.
hesouiions were passed oenourcns the action OF the
mmtts Of Public -aietS aud he tar Sparrlei Ben-
net was surg aod appa"oei
The werk of rcpair,nr TOO bridge Gunpowder
tiver has been comnescei IT, y upished A, ths