New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
More Rebel Troops Sent to Rarper'S Ferry.
10000 Troops Chartered There.
THEIR DEPLORABLE CONDITION..
esso,x Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

nr Annapolis BY the Oc'Och tram. lib iu-
ttructOns are positive concerning aggressive
Movements, end to remove, at once, all Obstruc-
sous to the approach of Norfolk harbor.
THE WHEELING CONVENTION.
The adjourned meeting Of the Wheeling Con-
tenticn of the Attn OF June will be attended by
delegates from counties east of the mountains,
ind tho Convention will be urged to declare the
conduct Of the authorities of Richmond 10 ab0i-
patton Of all legitimate power. their acts usur-
pations, and the actors rebels and traitors. H.
ttead of dividing the State, the policy vel be
proposed Of forming Provisional Government
br the whole State, and an election will be pro
tossd for Governor and State officers. These
measures will be sustained by oil the powers Of
he General Government, and will be safe
sOurse Of proceeding, avoiding the ugly appear
tucs of initiating, on q small SCALE the illegal
Ind unconstitutional secession Of the Rebel
States.
SEIZURE OF A MILITARY MAP OF VIRGINIA.
A valuable parcel seized here this MORN
nag in transit to Gov Letcher. Months ago Gov.
t.etcher caused surveys to be carefully made for
3 military map of Virginia The memoranda and
detached plans were seDt to a German employed
n tine Coast Survey office, to be engraved. He
recommended Forwarding them to New-York,
which was done. few maps were engraved
and sent with the plate aud original materials
toward Richmond, necessarily through Washing
lon, where the Government took charge of them.
they are very accurate. and will be Of great
hse in the coming campaign.
TIL. NAVAL BRIGADE.
Last evening Colonel Bartlett had long in.
terview with Mr.. Weles concerning the Naval
Brigade and made very favorable impression
sn the Secretary. He will probab! be accepted.
He afirms that it includes over two hundred
captains in the coasting trade. This brigade
would be useful in the operations up the James
and York Rivers, which are contemplated in
connection with the movement By land from
Fortress Monroe toward Richmond. 1t is not
unlikely that an expedition Will at the came
lime operate along the North Carolina coast at
points not far FROM Wilmington. Commodore
Pau!dng has to-day strongly advised its accept
once, and desires TO have it put into service at
once, if possible. He says the brigade can ham
die the artillery better than most men, and mus
kets and sabers just as well; that they are
hinute men Of all work, and just the ones for
dash.
THE NETWORK FOURTEENTH.
The Eew.York Fourteenth, which reached
here last night 10 in fine condition. not sick
man in it. Their appearance on the Avenue was
gerry creditable, ami elected hearty applause from
bystauders. They are stationed yanously near
Che Capitol, and will be gieen rest before en-
campment Shortly after their arrival, Lieut.
Myers, Co. c., with squad arrested spy
banned jarrett, who is now confined in the
Guard House. They speak in high praise of the
Rev. II. w. Beecher, who was very liberal in
aiding their outfit.
PREPARATIONS POR CONGRESS.
Government is removing the troops from the
Capitol building as fast Us possible, in order to
permit the officers having charge OF that struc-
ture TO place it in proper condition for Congress,
which meets on the 4th Of July. The troops
will all be away from there by the lst proxlfno.
WHO THE TRAITORS IN WASHINGTON ARE.
Mr.. Chase has been urged to swear in the
Treasury employees, but, for various reasons
has not done so until to-daS, when twenty re-
fused to take the oath. They were at once dis
charged
POLISH REGIMENT.
The delegation headed by Col. Julian Allen
sand Major ii. X. Kalussowski Of the Polish Le'
gion, who came TO offer Polish Regiment from
the States at large, to-day very kindly re-
c,eyed by the President, who read their PROPOSE
Zion with evident favor.
THE DEATH OF COL. vosDURGH.
The death of Col. Vosburgh of the 7lst Regi-
,nsnt, which occurred TINS morning at O'Clock,
has caused q peculiar gloom to settle over that
and other corps, where be was great favorite.
His remains will be escorted tomorrow TO the
cars BY the 10Th Regiment, and transmitted to
New.York. The remains Of Col. YOsburgb are
lying at the Navy Yard, awaiting the arrival OF
his family, who are expected here to-day. The
body will be conveyed to New-York with mill
tary escort 1t is believed that Gel. VOsburgh's
fatal hemorrbage was brought on by over exer-
lion. Col. yosburghs family did not reach the
camp before bis DEATH with the exception Of
bis sister-in-law, who, however, failed to receive
any token Of recognition. The military suth0ri-
ties have determined on an imposing display in
honor Of Col. Vosburgh. The l2tn, 18th, and
7th viii act as escort.
MOVEMENTS OF REBEL TROOPS.
a gentleman who arrived from Richmond
brings intelligence that LOO Mississippi troops
isu that city yesterday in q special train, CON.
named BY Col. Barksdale. On their way t.
Harper's Ferry. This arrival swels tho number