The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30
he REBELLION.
ateresting News from
Washington.
EeTaeEdhary Council If the
abinst and Military Chiefs
Asetian fl tho Release Of Nsths1n
SHIPS b Southern ps1ts.
eesnies NM Lals Captain Ward,
n ~ FfssbeE1s
Important News from
EOTtT0SS N t00r00.
krest Of Col. Allen, Of the First
New York Regiment.
fevenaent 81 Troops Towards
Yorktown.
|1gitivs nlavss Tlsehing 70 ths
Jews from Western Virginia
and Vicinity.
rsbable Advance n Cen. 1attseseA's
Command.
he Rebels Again at HaYper's
Perry.
|tstauctioh Of Beats on the River and
the Railroad Bridge.
Military OrBlTIoNs m MISSOURI,
\ &c, nc, Sse.
The Rebels Again at HaYper's
Perry.
Destruction Of Beats on the River and
the Railroad Bridge.
MILITARY OPERATIONS m MISSOURI,
&c, Ac., Sss.
g GPHgIak WAsnmCToa DEsPkYCE1s

WAaEnGT0N, juno -, 1bo1.
ESuxcn OF 1Hr cAsrrr AND SL1rARY CHIEFS.
An extYarcary session o. tho cAbines was held TO-
~. Generals Acptt. Aansneh, Dxsand Fremont were
ssssnt
N VISIT OF GEM DIX TO THE CAMPS IN VIRGINIA..
nseneval Dix soN visised the several campo across
~ Potomac He wss every WHARF received by o1ncsrs
soldiers great consideration, and he expressed
fansef 10 strong terms at the admirable manner in
whch he found everything. He visited several Of the
inessnchmepts and foftiAcations. Those Of the New
York Sixty ninth, which now nearly completed, are
NJ inferior any this country, and viii do good
eut,sn whenever occasion presents itself for their
NAL.
AFFAIRS At THE UNION CAMPS.
Your correspondent visited the entire Union lines from
lsst Cogcorsn I, Fort Ellsworth at Shutters Hill, today
The Connecticut brigade stn occupies the most
advanced post, their pickets extending within
vsy short distance Of Fas Church. In consequent, Of
ahe capture Of Of the mounted Union pickets by
rebel scouts two companies Of Fire Zouaves and two
shs First Michigan regiment were advanced to Couts
h about two miles west Of Saser's Foat, with how
gienw and ten sailors from the Pocahontas. Fort
aluter IL pronouRced BY competent panties
~ b the finest field work ever built in
Shh country. It u the best work on the Virginia
sds and provided with immense battery q heavy
auua Of the most approved pattern Captain Wright, Or
The Typographical Engineers, supernsended it, consruc
A6cn Lieutenant Snyder, who was 1t Fort Sam
~ under Major Andersen, Commands ths ARTILLERY
snSn major woad Of the Army, acting Inspector Gene
raj making vigorous investigation into the condition
x 10 army IN Virginia. He inspected the Counscticut
Arseadc to-osy.
The fire zouaves received now uniforms today, 70
IAsn great qualification.
1he Garbajdi Guard have received assurances that
sAsy viii be moved advanced post In Virginia early
lsuswee sas s
shr New Jersey soldiers that committed grave e1oeases
Aurrg drunken spre in this city day before yesterday,
have teon court msrtialed and severely punished
CspA Harris Of the Second Ohio regiment, to-day
eocsed Colonel In place Of Col Wilson, who resigned 70
nike captaincy In the regular army.
sAe New York Second regiment, Stat Militia, nov At
Dans Cross Roads, viii soon ohsnge Its camp severai
nes thence II numbers about $50 ms7. 0ne comp my
b performirg duty On the Potomac.
POSITION OF TIE REBEL FORCES IN VIRGINIA.
fhe member Of the Fret South Crolina regiment,
Uo,ooel Gregg, captured Last night by the pickets
4 the Third Connecticut regiment, was brought be-
Fore General Tyler, to whom he made statement bis
nsme benjamin. B. Rooks, and he is evidently very
intelligent man. he 10 native Of Maine, but has
sdsd for some in Columbia, s. G. At the outbreak
q the rebellion he disgracsd himself and hs native
saate by eplstng In artillery company, in which he
sved curing the bombaJdment Of Fort sumter Hsstaes
has the rebels stationed at Vienna Fairfax Court HOUSE,
Germ ,ntown Centreve and other points between the
linton lines and Manassas Junction, numbered about six
tbeusapd consisting Of the First, Second Third Fifth
ami portion Of the Eighth South Carolina regiments.
mo Fifth Alabama and the crack Zonave regiment, from
Ns~ Orleans arrived only few days ago, and number
II cavalry and artillery companies two South Carolina
regiments, under General Bouham, with the Prince
WAm and Black Horse cavalry snd Alexandria axtille-
~ company, were at Fairax Court House. Hall mile
Ne ether side Of was the Fifth Alabama and Little
further on the Louisiana regiment All tho roads leading
in TIE direction Of Warrington have besu obructed by
sus baricades Of trees &c. &c. The reses arc In hourly
ezpscason Of sttssk BY The Union troops and have
s3ups on their aRus for the lat ten days. Tho
tina for which Col Gsesgs regiment enlisted expired To-
aay Tina prscDsr STATED Yeaivey that, owing TO TIE
bsd rssamens the troops expesisnced, not half dozsn
members voaid remain. A meeting was held few days
Co. when an almost unanimous disposition to return
homo became manifest among the officers Of the regi.
ment The food OF the rebels sonaists msnD Of had
broad and bacon Fresh NEST IL dealt out s5oat
spoe . week. The troops received about two
months pay ID vgnis fcrip, wh ii has sort Of forced
circulation General BssnreRard {'ebs) a. Ksuasss
Junctad night nefore Last fhs fsct that lis bs t-o s
sccapy the advance poets Ddiosts deter miaas,or b
as@pu,e every lDch of ground Aboat four hunir<d
members OF sne eighth soa.n Carolina regimszt are
dow, With the neaaiss ., Nanaisss Junction Genera