New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

r'N''~A W soy hdb suC dCtNul VI ne Ndr
Department has illustrated the sincerity os his
declsrati"ns More systematic and effective lasm
has been performed in the last eight days than
at any corresponding period of time. The coun-
try will give hm salutation and support in the
highest exercise of his energy in accumnating
force which shall make resistance hopeless.
WHEN GEN. SCOTT WILL MOVE.
Gen. Scott, yesterday, remarked to Gen.
Morse of Massachusetts, that he sbOald not move
10 the direction of the enemy until he was ready,
and that when be makes movement it VIII be
conducted with scrupuous regard to the saving
of any unnecessary blOodshed, first among his
own troOpe, then among the ranks Of the rebels.
But that he will bag many prisoners as posi-.
BILE. firmly believing that, 10 the case of Capt.
Ball and his company of Fairfax Cavalry, woen
they are brought into contact with the truth con.
cernDg the real intentions of the Government,
aud are convinced, as they will be, when out Of
the reach of the pernicious influences now sar.
rounding them, Of the utter folly and madness Of
rebeling against the Government, they will be
glad to return to their allegiance.
THE OWNER OF THE BUENA yIsTA's CARGO.
1t is ascertaned that Leofler, the individual
to whom the cargo of the prize Buena Vista
was consigned, is Baltimore Secessionst, and
that he has been engaged for some weeks in TAX
ing provisions across to the Virginia shore from
Leonardtown aud other places on the Mary land
side of the Potomac, under contract mads
with the Quartermaster-G General Of the Rebel
army. But for the timely seizure of the Buena
VISTA just 10 the act of di,chargng her freight,
her cargo would, ere this, have been safely
transferred to the camp of the Rebels at Acqdia
Creek or Fredericksburg.
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE AND oUTRAGEs.
A terrible outcry was set up by the traitors
in that body OF gnOramuses, known as the Mary.
land Legislature, because the Federal troops,
within the borders of that State, in or two
cases, have laid violent hauds upon few chick
eus aud straw berries, but not one word of COM
paint Is uttered at the wicked and cOwardly
destruction by the rebels of the property of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and at Hirper's
Ferry.
EXPEDITION by THE MOUNT VERNON.
The Moubt Vernon, Captain Wood command.
ing, left the Nayy-Yard at O'Clock this after.
noon. aud proceeded down the river, having on
board detachment of twenty-five members OF
Company f, Ne..York Seventy first, Sergeant
FGto, aud ten gunberS from the sloop-of-war Pen.
sacoa. She carries two thlfty-t9o Founders and
q boat howitzer Her destination is said to be
the White House, about 10 miles below Alexan-
dria where it has been ascertalned the rebels
are erecting battery.
REINFORCEMENT.
A portion Of the troops stationed at Rockville
left there this morning, and the others will fol.
| low this evening. The men said they were going
to Harper's Ferry but more probably they go to
| reinforce Col. Stone.
| FIDELITY OF SAILORS AND SOLDIERS.
1t is gratifying fact that, while beth army
and navy officers have resigned aud entered the
Rebels service By scores, not single sailor or
soldier has deserted. Whatever motive may
have actuated politicians, the people have not
forgotten the meaning of loyalty and patriotism.
THE LIST OF NEW OFFICERS.
THE TRIEUNE of this morning does not contain
the list of newly appointed officers. 1t was given
to an agent Of Tie Philadelphia Press on the
expressed Ut derstandiDg that it should be far.
ni-hed to all the NeS-York and Philadelphi,
Journals. Upon that promise We lad reason to
rely.
The PRESIDENT AND VISITORS.
The President, In consequence of the pressure
of public business is obliged to decline receiving
any visitors from this time until the opening OF
Congress. HIS Private Secretary, John s.
NlcoIay has returned to the White House from
Illinois, where he has been making brief visit.
PROMOTION OF SERGEANT BRowNELL.
Among the Second Lieutenants in toe army
just appointed, is Francis L. Browbel, the
aveDger of Col Ellsworth.
REMOVAL OF A TREASURY CLERK.
John III. Smith of Virginia has been removed
from a 81 800 Clerkshp in the Treasury Do
partment.
James Z. Forbrush of Massachusetts, has been
appointed to a $1,000 per annum Clerkship 10
the Pension Bureau, vice A. j. Cass of Massa-
chusetts, removed.
THE UNION IL NASHVILLE.
The following extracts are from a letter from
all intelligent resident of Nashville, dated June 4:
81 never pIided myself on having more courage
than other men, but you scarcely form idea OF
what degree OF courage is necessary at thi time for
man stand firm " bis duty In Nashville, at almost
any other place IN Tennessee. TIE election III this
| State will be mockery. The masses have been
| iutimidaled l was OF the Central Committee,
last year, for the then so-caed Union party, aud l
really believed ii 10 be Union party. john Bell and
those who surround him, viz Nell H. Brown, Edwin
| H. and Andrew Ewing, VIM. B. and Jordan Stokes,
robert Haiton, and j. NJ. Quaries-ail These ana
many more Influential and professed Union men, have
been carried simply by the fury OF the Secession
is g. The same Is true Of the Press. One man farson
Brownlgw, holds OUT brs he S houIy a danger o los
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