The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-16

lvansa Vs'cn!esss sro-a Gsne-~i Negcys rrg.ie NOW
a@sst ska os-er.a osssxs s.aw.il.asr asysvsa hare
Command o. the first psvlsion Of tina army. The
Second Diveon will be Commanded By hsjor General w.
5fe FIRST Division. composed Of the First Third (Wil
ams) and Fourth Colonial Aes) brgades ocusssSg or
tAn regiments infantry volunteers snd five Companies
Uniec States tnsntry, the Rhode Island regiment, and
shrse mp hes OF MED Slater artillery and 500 csva
~ snd Blk p'ecss artillery, viii march early gAtuY
6Ay morning, under command Of Rssvet MAJOR General
C>dwdDaoos by Tho Wimsprt and Greepcassls road and
esiabnso nenseves In ther eah sorhood Of wLanspovt
slowing gu! pockets in advance and guarding No Fort
The Second D!9aion, cnder MAJOR General Kern, W II
advance the ssrae day IN ,he followins oyder The g.
evod oIHade, General W nkoop, win pSsceed by ran
BrgerstowEi and ne pushed forward on the Frederick
turnpike. The Ffrh br,gae, General Neslcy VIII aso
proceed by sa 70 sers.own, ant epcamp tina. Degh-
eeraood OF TIC a-ppks. Depots win VIII DO Immediate
oMoeo aaere probably en- Sunday.
The various tspnnen.s OF the staff here have been ss
bury - beavers preparing for hs movement Of Saturday
ana an immenie wagon Train " being organized Cap.an
John Newton u as Corps ate from Fort Della
w1e fwho viii PROBABLY bs aided BY oas or aoro epqi.
snd OF Inc guesr deoay inent and viii attend 10 re-
conDoisipg END 20 entrenchpg srfepg ,heung tbs
position Of We army and aesie mating the most favora
bic poioS for the operation or the b9t.eriee
suppose you Rave been duly informed OF the brsl-
han' scuon 81 portion Of the Eleventh Indiana
ytsimeas. co,ocel "eiiace attached TO this com
s'nia, about fory miles rom Cumberland, In which
he d'fpsret robs force csptu cd their camp with
snms ,vo d geunsiDg one o. The ioSss, ~sssSu, sny
i0s 70 hhnst u Nyx ons wounded. 3 "a some Offset
70 she disss,.r a. Bethel Heights
GoveTpor Ccrizs = expect here tomorrow.
~ 10 am sos 10 rcad the complaints 30 peYsistently
reitsraso Of certain paper generas Of the slowness Of
our military sSIa.loDs Their critionms only prove
they utey ignorance Of the frat principles Of the art OF
war, or Of It's diicrlties Of moving aud providing
hrge mssses OF plen TINS class Of dreamers who hy on
hail Mn nil tha
mos efhc ent N the conduct Of actual affairs
Bus bow Goes the rstter reaIly stand? Two months
have scarcely elapsed SINCE the Arst call Of the Presdeat
for troops and we have organized equipped in the
held and ready for active and successful
Amy OF pearly hundred thousand men, the capital
Of the country hen In great dsneer) now safe, the
tioOa crecs ar, ell Of tho fall Of the capital
OF the ultimate triumph Of rebellion dspsed Napoleon
hmsef could have done no more IN 80 short time and
under such circumstances We must remember th2t tho
government were literally without army and with
preparation to organize not constituted with
Uder ush se wa ssy Du. ss
TO BIO proud Of the result In o military
nation lke France, with her large armies going
number Of csbanded veterans fockng to mis- Standard
took the great Napoleon three months after his return
from Eha TO raise and organize an army Of
one huDdrcd and atty thousand men with which
70 meet the allied FORCES on the Belgian frontier But
the time for mere preparation has now passed |: has
sn We o S
Tor action, DOW go rapidly approaching, does come the
country win have no cause to complain OF the efficiency
and courage Of her officers ana men.
Since the disturbance Of Tuesday, Of which informed
you, the town has been remarkably orderly and the
soldiers been allowed to leave camp except very
rayey and BY special permission. Gen. Kem has estab
lsbed very efficient provost guard which preserves
excellent order. II should have been done sooner.
ORGANIZATION OF TIE ARMY PENNSYLVANIA, MAJOR
RAJ PATTERSON COMMANDING
First Division, Byeu3 Major General George CalOzU1der
commanding.
kSrN brigade. Gel Thomas commanding caval-
~ Captain Deuhedsys battalion OF artillery and infn-
try one Rhode Island artillery and battery SIXTH TWEEN
~ first ana Twenty third regiments Pemsy voun
teers.
Third Brigade -Brigadier general williams command.
ing Seventh, Eighth, Tenth and Twentieth regiments
Penney lvana volunteers.
Fb9vrA B,saad-.--Col D. g. Miles commanding .-Sfx
companies (ecend end Third regimente) United States in
fanuy, NINTH Thirteenth and Sixteenth regiments nm
BY lnia vounteers About 10000 men
Second Dsvsston, Major GenuaI w. H. Kein commanding.
Second BIi9ode.-Brigadier General Wynkoop COM
msndpg First, Second, Third aud Twenty fourth reg
men,S pennsylvania volunteers.
FvEsBri0ade. -GeDerR NegIey commanding -Wiscon.
Gin regiment, Eleventh, Fourteenth and Fifteenth reg
ments PeDpsy lvaDi7 volunteer
tonnec rcs4 Ree ir'ent COL Woodhouse
One Two battaons OF light artillery are expected
from Carlisle sine for the advance movement Ii not
they will follow Immediately.