The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-04

greee, &t4Y tho WgGuAAtion md reading
d 10 Message, VIII be 70 hsaline ths
acs Of the President IN calling out troops and carry
ing on The war. That In view Of this column wiz
advance during tonight far - Fairfax Court House,
and tomorrow and next day another advance will be
made towards Manassas Junction and these advances
will BIO kept up with a. much rapidiy possible, until
our army reaches and captures Richmond. We are
plenty strong to march to Richmond and leave the
country in our rear as our army advances with suh
Gent force obedience 70 the laws and respect
for the flag.
RETURN OF PORTION OF COLONEL STONES CON-
MAND.
norton Of Coone. Stone command, which has been
stationed 1t Pooesvie consisting Of Company q, Second
cavalry the Presidents Mounted Guard and section Of
the West Point battery, under Lieutenant Piper and
portion Of the District militia day before yes
terday ordered to this city, and accordingly ar
rived here this morning. The remaining portion
of Colonel stones command, consisting Of the First
Pennsylvania regiment, the New York Ninth and
the New Hampshire First, proceeded yesterday to the
FONT Of Rocks where they will be Joined by General Pat
terson's division Colonel Stone left sufficient force at
he several crossings along the line Of the Potomac to
prevent the rebels from coming into our lines.
Il appears that the rebels have abandoned the who'll
line south and Of Ieesbure For several days pre-
yous to the departure Of force none Of them had
been seen.
THE CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY BY THE
NEW YORK TROOPS.
The following s Gen. Sandford's order for celebrating
the glorious Fourth
GENERAL oRDKRs-No. T.
HEADQUARTERS NEW York STATE MILITIA,
WASHINGTON July z, 1861.
The regiments of volunteers and militia from the State
e New York. now In the city OF Warrington WIN parade
the Fourth Of July instant TO celebrate the anniver
saIy of our national independence.
The Firft brgade, consisting Of the Eighth regiment,
New York Volunteers, Coone, Blenker the Twelfth reg
ment New York Volunteers, Coooel wsrathi the Four
leenth regiment, New York Volunteers Colonel McQuade
the Fifteenth regiment, New York Volunteers, Colonel
Murphy; the Sixteenth regiment New York Volunteers,
COL Davies the Seventeenth regiment New York voiun
ees Colonel Lansing, VII! form lice on the we side Of
on North H street.
1he Second brigade consisting Of the Eighteenth reg
ment New York vounteers Colonel jackson the Nine
the Twenty first regiment New York Volunteers Colonel
Rogers; the Twenty second regiment New YORK Voiun-
teers Colonel Phelps; the Twenty sixth regiment Nex
York Volunteers Colonel Christian the Twenty ninth
regiment, New York Volunteers, Colonel Steinwehr VIII
form line the west side Of Sixteenth street, with the
The Third brigade, consisting Of the Twenty eighth
regiment New York Volunteers, Colonel Donney; the
hey; tho thirty first regiment, New York Volunteers,
Colonel Prstt the Thirty second regiment, New York
Se
eighth regiment New York Volunteers Colonel Ward the
Garbadi uard regiment, New York vounteers Colonel
teepth street, with the right on North street.
The Fourth brigade Consisting Of the Fifth regiment,
New York State Militia, Colonel schwartzTaelder; the
Twelfth regiment, New York State Militia, Colonel But
terfed: the Seventy ninth regiment New YORK State
Militia Colonel Cameron the Seventy first regiment, New
York State Militia, Colonel Martin will form line on the
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, with the right on
Tsese several b,gades win be formed, under command
Of the Division Inspector, at seven O'Clock A. The
division will commence its march at eight O'Clock pre-
cisey in the order above enumerated, and the line Of
will be through Pennsylvania avenue from Seven
teenh street TO Seventh street. where they viii leave the
Pennsylvania to the right and left and return TO
their quarters not reAppesring upon that avenue.
70 The President Of he United States the members Of the
Cabinet and Lieutenant General Scott, who viii occupy
platform Pennsylvania avenue, In front Of the White
House.
After passing the President cOmmahdants OF regiments
will remain 70 attend the ceremony Of raising .
avenue, ne@ the treasury building The flag
has been presented to tho City Of Washington
b. the Union Defence COMMITTEES OF New York.
The Seventh Ist regiment, Colonel Martini will form the
guard Of honor on tbie occasion.
ComTanc ants Of Iesinsnts viii meet a. the Major
instant, at twelve O'Clock U. By order Of
MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES ". sANDFoRD
GEORGE MosnL, Division Inspector.
TIE NEW YORK TROOPS IN THE FIELD.
There are nov in servce from the STATE Of New York
forty three regiments, distributed as folIows:-~
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This speaks well for the Empire State.
ORGANIZATION OF THE TROoPs INTO BRIG ADDS
Tie general inspection Ct the srmy, which has been
goog ~ for time under Colonel She .aal, Acting
Inspector General has been coalslesAd, aud they IRE
formed into pr4sAee OF four regime ns e,Sh Tho to