The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-18

Dor hood aud carried very large distlery which is
within IS throw OF General Patterson's headquar
tiers and is acV occupied by Captain McMun and his
company Irdependent Rangers II is sad he will be
party ofaoSut six of the New York Twenty eighth reg
ment were strolng the road about four miles beyond
this town on Yesterday when they were attacked by
said ~ have been killed. but the rest stood their ground
killing twoJ the attacking party when the rest acapered
- bshevotsnero.
Col. wa,iace, with the Eleventh Indiana regiment,
rived last night New York light battery Is its way
expected daily and large wagon trains are constantly
samingk with provisions.
senS you copy Gas -, sy sci OF receipt
70 . Mr.. Rasier whose horses all no had we're forct-
bly, taken from him on the Soth of June He is
UuBoa man. and says although they give the preference
N suoh cases Union men, they by means excu
sve Mr. Rusler says he had two who had TO sleep
sut fscm their houses to avoid impressmcnt. He also
s.ysthat if this army leaves he will leave too He is
Affa46 oil the return OF the rebels
COPY OF THE RECEIPT.
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Description Of horses, wagons and harness
A man drummed out OF the Fifteenth regiment
ennsyivanis Volunteers, yesterday, for improperly firing
shile guard have heard some officers IN the regular
good many ssanpathzcrs am afraid the men will be
brought of discipline after awhile that they
win not FIRE 81 their muskets 10 any case
regimept from Massachusetts, Colonel Gordon arrived
at Hagorsexn yesterday, and viii be here time TO-
Day The Third .sad Fourth Wisconsin resiaens@hsve
MAarxssuao, Va July u, 1891
xAs Nesa Of Ms0ssllans Victory Beaches he CaapsosS
Rscssred-SsremoA Of JoA~ssoas Fooe-or Fact
kiss f~ Arn,y Fsansportat0a from Headq.arsers,6c.
~Aor If Mrrfo R,,a
reached ~ yesterday my of had been
mailed. Misto be hoped that it viii inspire with
AoaorAble eutton. The long be led INTO action
whsfA they may have opportunity OF canning some
,xussls before their return home. Tho affair Falling
Waters, between the head Of column and the
guard Of the enemy, only increases desire got
Sham. The men generally complain that they kept
ngloriously idle camp, dergong all the fatigue and
pEivstons incident 70 camp ife marched and
marched apparently without object, from point to point
without being allowed to meet the foe The energetic
proceedings I'd General Mcclellan 1t Ia hoped viii infuse
ksAle life into movements
From the hes, Information can obtain, Sohnston's
force not equal to ours and although there great
talk Of feints and schemes to draw this force believe
the real his proceedings is his nieriOrty force
end want Of confidence in his have oonversed
With several deserters from his army who have cli nj
timesthe last about week ago, while Johnston
uas at Poinand none Of them pu. his force
~ fourteen thousand, with twenty guns and
Instances II is stated NJ much less do not believe IL
oeeds equals that amount. 1t 10 also reliably
deficient transpor and that considerable dsas
faction prevails both among officers and There may
b. but do not think there is, more reliable information
. n headquarters.
TIE above information is any where near the truth,
rapid advance Of this column toward Winchester while
General Mcclellan down from Beverly, would, in all
probability lead the defeat Johnston
Force If not it would at least drive him rapidly and de-
nOrazed towards Manassas where of assisting
hs would only tend to infect the forces there
In the meantime the canal from Wilamspor offers great
facilities and will be used to bring up supplies. bridge
being thrown across the Potomac at Sandy Hook and
ferry company established, which will facilitate commu
noaon with the Maryland shore and enable this whole
column to be crossed If Advisable.
HAar1NsBuRG, July Is, 1881
zAs Whole Dcision Of General Patterson under Marchng
0rdas-7asn Departure from Aari,lsburs- WIN
chester Erpected to Be the First Place Where
Engagement is 10 Take Place-Douteday's battery in
Ae Adcance7ae Ninth New Fork Militia, the Ttnelfih,
md Fgth Among the Adrance Guard-7he First Pean,yL
saa,a Detailed as Guard at Aartinsbuyg, dc.
This morning there considerable stir ameng the
troops, evidently showing that movement was foot
for their departure Al half pas, four O'Clock long roll
heard and in most Of The camps the were drawn
mp in line. About Ave O'Clock the Ninth New York Mill
sa Colonel Styles three Of the Pennsylvania regiments
aad the Twelfth and fhth Now York. the march
towards Winchester. Orders were issued that the
g. whole division should leave to-day, and there
4. n expected a severe conflict with the enemy before
thursday. General Patterson intends moving yery
-Ahwly, aud We may calculate to the rebels by
Wednesday at the earliest.
Cen. Sanford and staff accompany the head OF the d..
sision. He has received reliable information that the
sebsls intend to make stand and strongly fortified
Asebe supposed to he spy, captured this
ing ~ the scouts, and brought headquarters In.
portat documents said 10 have been found upon bis
person.
Another of the Isiou troops was fred upon las,
airhi lt only situ jpfu Ia
u the r. thNew York militia
Tho Es's Pennsylvania regiment has been ordered to
remain al Martnsburg They will their camp close
10 the rali cad depot
The gag ms furnished by the Now York Defence Com.
sni'ee have all been oracd 10 accompany the division,
and have beJu fitted for the purpose of removing the
"A DUNDEE SHOULD an engagement, take place
Col. saine. command which was srdered to Harper q
gerry BY soc way of Whsport, ra ched as far as tie
ddle OF te Potomac when they received ordera 70 re
sum, and coartermaiched ~ middle of ,he river
qwo pieceoG Doubleday's battery, wl,ch accompanied
ih,sn, also ret,rned
TIE Ban al seem IN exceeat spirits are anxious
or Se fight.
Aie Jots H. Brady and lady reached here this
evening and inend to accompany the division to. NOR
row.
Colonel schwaragacdcr of the Fifth New York has been
ordered 20 Washington, aud win take command Of the
TVeh'ynst tst aud part OF the Twelfth regiment until
further q. lers
STILL LATER
is understood at h. lquartrrs that the rebels are de-
sertag Winchester, ane destroying the town The news
was brought y by nesso
they has evidently got wnd Of the Intended attack that
Eas 10 b. made pom them
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE
HARRISBURG, July IL, 1851
The 4SraTce # General PdftsSon-The Length Of Ris
Ga,uRu,-7he jskirsaiss at B,szsr Hl--Ramors of an
ErDeoepet " Winchesto-Ths Kane RITES Occupy Neo
0Nsk and Fisdsm-I eaAalry Regiment Called For de-
.easyA PattcFsois advance force is Martinsburg on
Monday morning, at -four o'eiaek Al ten o'clock the
sholc force except the First regiment Pennsylvania Vol
'he martial line, including wagons, reached a dis
Iancc OF thirteen miles
Aslight skirmish took place ut Bunker Hh With the
picket guards, but stand was taken by the rebels
aasty retreat being made No attempt made 81 pur
suit, General Patterson having given notice that he
wanted 10 BisSBehe or Vienna affair We have reports