The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

Island wash away, we cannot say.
ARREST AND EXECUTION OF il SUPPOSED SPY BY THE
REBELS.
From the Richmond Despatch Nav 24l
ING 'epof. pIevaed IN this city last evening that
OF the law partner OF Louis Mackenzie whose office s in
known 10 this city violent Union man and Presdent
OF the Loudoon and Hampshire Railroad was ycsterday
taken prisoner by several South Carolina voinnteers
On examining his person map Of Harner,a Esrrv ~a:
found adroy concealed in collar OF his coat tohe
Wild manuscript n emSodying the writer's ideas in
at that point, and the most probable way in which an
attack could be made BY the federal troops with the like
said TO have been hung spy We give the report for
what it 10 worth. 1t came from gentleman who con-
yersed with another who saw the body hanging and gave
him the facts.
REvOLvERs CONCEALED IN CRINoLNE.
Southern lady on her way home from Philadelphs
passed through Harpers Ferry last week. with no less
than dozen revovers slowed away under her crinolne
while any quantity Of devices have been adopted by df
lerent parties FOR supplying the army, in quantity large
ana ANAL, with articles required.
THE BRIDGE AT HAMPTON, VIRGINIA, NOT DESTROYED.
captain Lindsay, OF the bark Aura at Fortress Monroe
writes on May 81 that the bridge over Hampton creek
is not burned as reported He says that John Tylers
country seat s appropriated hospital for our troops
CAMP MOORE, NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Pic0yine says:-There are now over
I'VE thousand men in Camp Moore, above New Orleans,
eagerly awaiting orders.
THE WESTERN SOLDIERS.
DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
The Second regiment have received orders from head.
quarters to march to Washington this afternoon at three
O'CLOCK About 9S6 are In sound healthy condition and
fully prepared TO march There nearly fty on the
sick List, only three Of whom will be left behind and
o'clock P. H. moving in column Of companies up Fort
street to the Michigan Central depot where they win en-
Dak On steamboat and two propellers for Cleveland.
me greatest activity prevails among the soldiers all
are delighted to know that they to be relieved from
the monotony surrounding the fort to enter into more
active service The following ORDERS showing the line of
march to Washington, issued yesterday from the
headquarters of Colonel Richardson =
ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, FORT WAYNE June 8. 1851
Ids regiment Will take up its line Of march for
washington city 70. morrow. II will leave Fort Wayne
companies through Fort street the dock Of the Mch
gan Central Railroad, where it will embark on 9 steam.
companies with the regimen.al staff and non
ed STAFF Will embark with the Colonel the steamboat.
The three co%psniss and G. under the direction Of
propeers the three left companies commanded by Ma
jor Williams win move the other propeller. On ar
irving at Ceyeand the attachments will join and take
2 The Regmental Quartermaster, Lieutenant Barton,
wil leave this port this evening, and proceed in
advance OF the command, for the purpose Of pro-
curing transportation by railroad at the different
points, and at each point, after having made
val Of the regiment to conduct them without de-
lay. On arriving at Pttsburg he will make rsquiston
cartridge boxes belts and other which we're
to have been furnished before have not arrived On
arriving at Harrisburg he will Join this command and
proceed with it to unless otherwise directed
by the head Quartermaster.
3. The Colonel commanding feels that he has only to
suggest Dat the eyes Of the civilized world upon the
troops who now take the field in defence Of the rights OF
our country to remind them that good ORDER discipline
and abstinence Of all excuses the march, reflect az
much credit upon the American soldier bravery and
courage on the field Of battle
Each man who marches will take two days rations
Cooked in his haversack This order win be read At
the head Of each company at retreat tonight under the
supervision of the respective CAPTAINS.
I. B. RICHARDSON,
Colonel Second regiment Michigan Infantry
The following additional orders read the parade
last evening
ORDER NO. IS.
HEADQUARTERS, FORT WAYNE, June 8 1861.
l. In addition the regular stated roll calls REQUIRED
by the army regulations, the roll Of each company will
be called under the direction of the Captain whenever
cars or leaves the boat and all absentees both
OF oicers and men, promptly reported by him 20 the
or the detachment.
2 guard, to consist of one Captain OF the day. one
subordinate, two sergeants three corporsls drum
during the transit 70 Washington for the purpose pre-
serving order and picking straggers The station Of
this guard will be In the Each commander OF
the detachment will detail sufficient guard to enforce
order and zee that no soldier IL left behind
g. The oft1cers and non commissioned officers meda
That the rat0ns issued to their
as three days ratons supposed to last them
from this city to Harrisburg and will be issued
until the arrival Of the regiment at the latter place.
a. The companies OF the regiment will take position
from rons to rear In the cars according to their respec
the occasion Of alarm will PAYS front and rear or
each car to the left side, and form rapidly into Inc
D. TN arriving on the boats five rounds OF ball
fridge will be issued to each man. under the superntend
irving at Pttsburg there will be an additional issue
No more papers will be issued at this post.
l. B. RICHARDSON, Colonel commanding.
During the day yesterday the fort presented ami