New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
A WHOLE COMPANY LEAVE IN DISGUST
Drunkenness and Decentralization.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

Gen. Butler, has just arrived at the War De-
psrtuent. All quiet at Fortress Monroe
s0d in the nelgtbOr0oud ~hen be LETT. Gen.
Butler has NJ lc.s than $50 contraband ne
grces in his custody, aud the number SCENE
I&ely to increase rapidly.
ARRIVAL on NEW-VORK TROOPS.
The 18th aud l3iu Regiments of NewYork
Volunteers have arrived. Gen. Scott spoke in
the highe.t terms Ia inemberr OF the Union De-
Tense Committee Of the APPEARANCE Of the regi-
zneuts reviewed yesterday.
MORE STEALING BY THE REBELS.
Many Post-Oflce bags aud pouches used in
the Southern service have been stolen. Their
keys unlock N"rthern bag; hence the advertise
nrent for new lork
THE FMTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
A misprint 10 the paragraph published day
or two since, mate u say that the business OF
Congress at the Extra S-ssi0n could be trans
acted in two days instead Of two weeks.
sortnil seems T., hes trn'ray regarded as the
probable Duration OF tbe scss"n. :. lnotioa will
30 made to adopt the rnlrs If the old House
with tie exception of the one-bOur rule, for
which five-lunuto rule for speakers will be
sub.tltuttd. There is difference of opinion az
TO the pr0pre'y o sccrec., some urging that The
zsture of our n-ti'utI"ns aud the feeling OF the
people require pu,cry N mstters ct legislative
action. Executive busintss will, Of course be
transacted 10 secret session. SrnntOr Wilson es-
Inmates that a tbous nd appointments will come
before the Military COMMITTEE, Of which ne Is
Chairman.
FUGITIVE SLAVES.
Many fugitive sa.es from Mary land and Viz
gipia have crossed tie line aud are RECEIVING aid
and coufort tram Isunsy lyauians on the border,
oil all shades of pol't cal hrii.'.
THE ALEXANDRA BRIGADE.
Col. Henzou,ah succeeds Col. Stone IN com
cDsnd OF the Alexandra Brigade, comprising five
regiments. He asks for another regiment 70 he
added TO his COMMEND. Col Stone has been
ordered back to the District to resume command
of the District mlntl,, which had missed his su-
perutendeDcy.
InE INFRINGEMENT OF MANASSAS JUNCTION.
Most Trustworthy information has been received
here that, Tor TIE last two days, no work has
been done on TIE intrrnctIneuts which had beeu
commenced by the SecessIouists at Manassas
Junction. They were hardly more than bali
inished when the work upon them was thus
stapped. The ohl, solution OF this change III the
olaus of the Rrbe comma, ders Is that they con-
.emplate the abandonment OF Harper's Ferry.
It appears, however, that Grn. Lee has arrived
at the Junction, abd 6. mniand Of the Dis
union forces at that pint. The latter, and those
sn Centreville, witbn seven miles OF the juno
siou numbered b.tween 5000 aud 10000 IL is
-umored to-day that Gen. Lee has thrown two
regiments forward 10 Fairfax Court-1Ouse,
seyents en- miles fr,m Washington, which do
saoe believe, for many obvious rearOns.
TIE sEwhIL's POINT BATTERY.
Information has beru received here to-day from
an individual who VISITED Sewali's Point Battery,
on the morning after the Mourlcello's attack upon
1t that fragments of human reniains were seen
scattered about; that II was admitted tdere tnen
that nine of its defenders had been Killed, and q
larger number wounded, aid 1t is not now de-
aied that the battery was we'll nigh destroyed
having been sleuc.d aud abandoned for the time
beng.
ARRIVAL or PRIZES.
Tho steamer Monticello. Capt. Eagle, bas ar.
xivpd here, bringing with her the schooner
Catharine Of Nrwprrn, n. c., and Iris Of Bati-
more bound South loaded with naval stores
prizes to the Harriet Lane, taken seventy miles
aeutb of the Virginia coast. The Monticello las
come here for repairs.
VIRGINIA. UNION MEN DRIVEN OUT.
Several Vlrginians Union men, have arrived
in Georgetown to-day, having been forced TO
leave their homes, in neighboribg counties, by
threats OF personal violence from the Secession
lists il tbey remained, aud such of the Union
men 10 the couuties IN Eastern Virginia. oppo-
site ~ this city, as can manage 10 escape, are
doing 70, and are arriving here daily. In most
instances, however, cIcso watch 10 kept upon
them by the Traitors and the least movement
On their part toward getting out Of their clutches
results in their incarcrfa'iob IN Jail.
THE TWELFTH VOLUNTEERS.
The Swiss Consul General Hltz threw open his
doors this morning TO tie N.w-iork l2ts Volun-
teers. and bounteonsy furnished them with an
excellent warm breakfast. The ladies' and officers
Of the l2th are the guests of the Consul.
AFFAIRS BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND RICHMOND.
No information concerning tho condition Of
affairs between Alexandra and Richmond has
sssa received here since tho occupation Of the