The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

made himself qsiGesA homo n headqnarts, and used
ne opportunities thus eajsyed for ostaring infer.
nation 70 fulminaas columns of sbase and dgtsac
tioa N 0ea@d BsGlsr, which be took par
stsoulas oas should ma reach TxtrsR Monroe
until he bad himself escaped sh9ofrom. The hero Of
NE "E0oWs Of the Minopn should DO careful. There
ITO at Fortress Monroe persons whose peculiar duty
ferret Qua secret traitors. The devil may yet got his
own.
IxnNxssB 0UF OS1 YRox NAIL FACILITIES.
me following modification has been iasued:--
Posr Onuu DsrAasnsnx, Juay 10, len
b ordRseAe RoGs mastsr General Ire entire psstal
eevscs Post once routes and route sssciss
M 49, =. - e: aisc9 y iinss from and p, sss
dHce shese disrscs, untN such servtce ehan be re-
sorsd end cesoe given. nor win rsgaaa portage !nsnOe
Do recognised. J0BN A. KASsON,
Assistsnl Postmaster General
AssIGH1Nr 10 DUTY OF THE PARoLED ARMY
OFFICERS PROM TEXAS.
The Secretary Of War has finally decided to detail
those officers who captured by the rebels Texas
but wore discharged their parole q honor not to se
up arms against the rebels for duty q. Forts Kearny and
laramie This duty win not conflict wieh their oath
The government ntends also 10 send . sufficiently
strong force 70 those poss and others aicng the overland
route TO take the place Of the regulars who have been
withdrawn to fully pro>ect ,hs mails and property our
citizens There win also be considerable force Il
-yolunteeIs seu1 70 Salt Lake.
ASficfR1 FE6 iH5t6srx IN NEVADA.
From advices just received, trouble apprehended in
tho Nevada Territory by the resistance az Of the
peopeto the exercise Of sfcderal authority
there appears that they determined 10 prevent
his perfurmng his functions. Tho kosoas said 70
be ct tho bottom Of this movement.
FoRSEY's NOMINATION IN TH1 SENATE CAUCUS.
Ever, thing vas cut and dried yesterday morning tor
the Senate TO nominate Fcrney Secretary The
molten carried 70 60 into the election, when IN
qury was madc BY one Of the Senators whether We pre-
sent Secretary really dead II cd that he
was u the poiE Of DEATH and Of the Seniors sag
ges,ed thss they wait until u asoertsinsd really
wasSound that he was still alive. motion was then
made to indefinitely postpone the electioo Of Secretary
which carried by vote OF sixteen 70 fifteen. The
meter is therefore disposed Of for the present
Tho Senate then did good thing BY electing General
Clark, Of Vermont, who prominent candidate f0r
First Comptroller Il the Treasury, Reading and Exc
ounve Clerk.
THE DEBArRs OF EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.
The republicans intend, far a Shsy have Sue power,
to eandde the secrets Of the government deied in
executive session, 70 but such known 10 be
osailss. IL is the mprcsson thAt gentlemen who
constitattonaly there from States nos acge her
loyal 10 the government ought TO DO comp aed t. sub
NIT to additional oath before the policy and plans
the developedto them Ia secret session.
GENERAL rREMoNf's INTENDED DEPARTURE FOR THE
WRIST.
General Frer ont returned from New York yesterday
and had interview with General Scott. He ID expect
ing Mrs Fremont tod day. and few days VIII leave for
e. Louis the heAdqastsrs Of his depas tment, stopping
a. New York Hs old friend KA Carson yet alive and
lava nnHSs lu al In
Wessssn ed Soathwesssi campaign.
THE PICKET GUARD AT GREAT FALLS.
The two companies a the First Massachusetts, res,-
msnt detailed at Gre, Fas, have the death Of
the two District volunteers killed By the rebel pckets
few days ,so In brush between the picke across the
river yesterday the long rrs Of the Massachusetts,
men brought down two Of tho rebels.
A private OF Captain Chimberlain's company died Of
fever at Great Fsls yesterday.
The rebels have camp h the neiehborhood Of Great
Falls, and supposed, from Indications, that they
endeavoring 10 plant . battery.
GENERAL LsE DISSENTING TIE REBEL ARMY.
It Ia reported here by friends Of General Lee that he
has resigned his commission in the rebel amy and win
be found hereafter the side Of the Unonls.s m vir
GINA 10 has boon for sme past dissatisfied with
his position among tho rebels
TIE REBEL TROOPS AT LEE5sUKa.
An intelligent young gentleman, who arrived here TO-
day from vgiaia via Leesburs, reports ttas there
regiments at that place, one from south Carolina
AMI one ccmpoced Of virgnisns. Tho citizens Of the
place feel outraged at the 6rss, vulgar Of the
South Carolmaps, but md fault with the Virginia
troops,
appears tina. while regiments average about one
thousand men, the Southern regiments do not average
over sis hundred and fifty
muu AMONa TUH SOYrpU n RnT INT Arq
when my informant Len Leesbuyg, yesterday, there
wore QUE hundred and nfty troops eok Ia the hospital,
The South Cropians mainly d:zeassc with meaeles
Dr. OWNS con holds q clefkehp In Richmond, under
jeff Davis
REBEL FAMILY QUARREL AT RIcHMoND.
Among the INNS. important Information obtained from
ny young friend h that there has been quarrel
between Gen. L.e Gcv Letcher Gov. Wise, MAJOR agsu-
der and Roger A. Pryor. JEFF Davis called in TO
settle the matter, spd laid Col. Lee on the shelf
This enrsged Governor Letnhcr, who "a sl inactive
and indifferent the Of tho rcbels Fhs afor-
ssion confirms my despatch Of Tits poraing th.s coo-
lei Leo had left the rebs,s srd Western vir-
ginia, raising force to sus.ain the Unicn.
JED Davs not only snubbsd Colonel Lee, bat agsine.
tho protests OF Governor Le.oer, Magruder detailed
TO command the rebel forces In Eastern vrgEa,
nor wise to command the rebel forcss Western Viz.
centre COLUMN ct Hspassas Junction. What has been
done with Roger Pryor, the notorious liar and bosr
remains 10 bs seen. 10 this date he don't turn up
SOUTHERN UNION DETECTIVE F0Ros.
An organization Is foo. here under The title Of tha
lane Guards to be composed Of refugees from tie les.
posu, OF tho rebels In tho Southern States perform
special du'ez principally, Is supposed detecting rebel
spies In cur mifEt.
ARRIVAL OF HORSES FOR fBE ARMY.
Large droves Of horses continue arrive supply The
want Of cavalry to cooperate With the infantry.
DEATH OF A MASSACHUSETTS vOLUHTBgR.
Charles P Giaut of Company G, First regiment Massa
cbusests Volunteers, aged 49, died Camp Borks as.
night OF congestion Of the lunse His remains will Be
sent North If his friends desire.
MORE TROOPS sesT TO VIRGINIA.
Four additional regiments viii be moved into Viz
ginia to morrow.
INCREASE OF TsE NAVY.
Bills for the temporary increase Of the
navy are before both the Senate and house
committees They will probably authorize the
Secretary Of the Navy 70 purchase euch vesses bis
may be deemed necessary 70 carry % the ma
val Of tho government and effectively block
ade every port along the Southern coast Such resric
toes will DO thrown around tho action Of The Navy
Department assa prevent far pOnbe the iobbsry
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