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

located in the building Of the Chaubersourg
Femsle Seminary. They made a very credita-
bic and soidierly appearance. Yesterday morning
Colonel zohe,s regiment arrived arrived here from the
Maryland where they had recently been stationed on
duty.
at YORK are expected TO arrive here to-day.
Colonies Johnfon snd 0skord6 regiments OF Lancaster,
win probably be thoroughly scconred to day or to NOR:
row, when they viii start Immediately, under command
o. Byigadifr General Nes) for this phase
Colonel I0ngrecSer with the Ninth regiment, Pennsyl-
vapa lately at New Castle, Delaware, is doubtless now
or his way here, via Baltimore and Harrisburg.
The Delaware contingent, under Brgader General Du-
pont late at Aberdeen and Bush river Mary land, are
ordered Afro TO move 1T once TO this poilt.
Capt Doubleday with two companies OF United States
artillery hes juft arrived and will be ordered at
70 Camp HcGufe under command Of Colonel George H.
third company, is expected These, together with the
troops already here, win make force this point Of
about IA COO menal Of them, with the execution Of
one regiment, thoroughly equipped, armed and accoi-
tYed well Drilled and anxious to meet the enemy The
acceu,remerts NEEDED for the regiment mentioned VIII
prosably avri7e tomorrow. In addition there are up
ward Of three regiments AZ and Baltimore besides
Colonel Joretts regiment at Havre de Grace, within
reach nscessaTy TO aid In th' contemplated movement
Reconnaissance has been made and liz being further
pushed Of the position Of The enemy a. and near Harpers
accuracy, is about 1000 men They have drawn In
their picket guards in the neghborhood Of Wiamsport
and seem disposed IN act with circumspecti0n.
To day 1t was expected that the arms accoutrements,
&c. OF the whole command would have been inspected
by the proper officers and also paIaae inspection OF the
troops was to have taken place under the direction of
Division Inspector Lieutenant Colonel r. E Patterson and
Assistant Adjuant General Major F.. J. Porter Of the
United States Army but s raipnglso hard at prese
that the prospect that II will have to be posp
No forward movement has yet been disclosed, but II
soon be NAKED BY vigor Jet there signs that
the General expects 10 remain at his present headquar
tiers for some time, but as father Richie used to say
f10Ns peT7ons.
said by some supposed to know that orders 10 ad
vance will be given on Friday or Saturday, and that II
Geo. a. Thomas United States Army forward TO Hagers
town, with directions to throw forward sufficient force
osy9nd to secure important points The other divisions
70 follow as rapidly as possible. In the meantime
several field batteries expected and will doubtless
arrive in time TO aid in this important movement. The
troops here are In excellent spirits at the prospect that
the Fabian policy which has long characterized the
movements In this department are to be abandoned for
Below give you list Of the regiments Of troop, sta
toned at this point, and TO arrive immediately tog
with their commanders which will be basis for future
Major General G. q. Keim commands this DIVISION
which is the Second division Pennsylvania Volunteers
but 10 outranked by Major General Patterson, who now
yesterday Gen. Keim served with writ Of habeas
cAn issued by th.t bright legal lumnary Judge John
District Of Pennsylvania, commanding him TO produce
the bodies Of three Maryanders, lately arrested by COL
u IUa but psd %
orders were received from the Secretary Of War to dis
charge the men, thus avoiding for the present any COLT
SIGN here between the civil and military authorities
The names Of two Of the prisoners Harrison Scott
and Alfred H. Mathews. The other unable to obtain
REGIMENTS NOW AT CHAMBERsBURa.
MCLURE.
Ftrst Drfsi0n-COlone Geo. a. Thomas, United States
Army, commanding. Second United States Cavalry
fQy-What companies p First Philadelphia City Troop,
Capt James Sixth regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Col Jas Nase Twenty regiment Pennsylvania VOL
unteers, Col j. F. Balier; Twenty seventh regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, Col Chas p. Dare
Second Observation-Disclosures General f. c. Williams.
Seventh regiment, Pennsy vania Volunteers, Col w. a.
Irwin; Eighth regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, Col
A Il. Gruy; Tenth regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Col. S. A. Meredith.
CAMP CHAMBERs.
Third Observation-Disclosures General Geo. c. wynkoop
First regiment Pennsy lvania Volunteers Col Sa Yoke
Second regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, COL F. S
| stsmbaugh Third regiment, Pennsyvania Volunteers
Col 7. p. Miner Twentieth regiment Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, Col W. H. Cray Twenty fourth regiment Penn
sylvania Volunteers, Col j. T. Owen.
REGIMENTS DAILY EXPECTED.
Ninth regm emit Pennsy lvania Volunteers Col. a. C.
Lopgnecker, from Newcastle Del; Thirteenth and Six
eenth regiments Pennsyl Volunteers Colonies Row
Icy and Zegle, from York Pa Fourteenth and Fifteenth
regiments, Pennsylvania Volunteers Colonies Oakford
and Johnston from Lancaster Pa Second regiment from
New York, via Emira and Harrisburg.
The Rochester Onion says Tho Buffalo and Utica regi-
ments have orders to leave Emra the seat of war
and will probably take their departure Thursday.