, 1861-06-19

WAs1E0ToN, June 1a-GenerM Tyler, with
to1ce>of Federal troops was four miles from
Vienna ut ten o'clock this meraing.
The rebels fell back with their artillery be-
fore daylight. A gentleman just from Fair
fax Eoy6 there are four or fire regiments of
rebels there It Is Eaid three Of the enemy
were killed at Vienna
Adsices from Edwards and Molans Ferries
mentf, and evidently intend to resist the nas-
eage OF the Potomac by our troops.
The Washington Evening Star Of to day
etates that the Railroad cut in which the 1st
Ohio Regiment vas caught yesterday, com
meuces mile east Of the station at Vienna.
been By small srms from IN ambuscade Of the
enemy On both eiaes Of The cut, as well as
from The battery In front.
TIE Star adds: awe learn at noon to. day
that the total number killed on the spot Was
six The men behaved admirably. Two of
wounded are but slightly hurt
The Ohio Regiment, attacked ut Vienna.
was On train for the Protection Of the tele.
graph corp5 engaged In erecting telegraph
1ne, ana al were unaware Of the masked bat
te'ies which were planted in the woods and
there, but 1t is understood an attempt to
take them will be mhds during the day. In.
formation has been received here that one
column Of the rebel forces at Mannatsas
Junction is On The retreat toward Aqua
Creek, another covering their movement By q
pretended advance towards Fairfax Court
House.
Especial the n. 7. Evening Post.]
Gen: Scott has ordered the regulars and
to come to Washington at once. The re-
mdnder Of Patte1son's column Will occupy
Harpet's Ferry. Moro troops will also be
concentrated at Baltimore.
=, Maj. Sherman OF the Light Artillery gives
TIE opinion TINT the rebels are leaving their
poeitlon ut Manassas junction.
The &ar has an extra from Conrad's Ferry,
On the east side Of Montgomery, Nd, dated
18th, saying the enemy have been practicing
upon us to no purpose frum three or four six
Founders planted on the other side Of the rlv-
er- They have fired many rounds at portion
total force OF the enemy opposite us is about
SEQ strong. Their fire was returned from cur
r:tied muakets, by twenty picked marksmen,
who, in the couIse Of their firing, brought
down one Of the enemy'a gunners.
FREDERICK, June 19.-The Rhode Island
regiment has arrived. They leave ut noon
for Washington. They seiz: I'd several seces-
sion flags In the city, causing some excite
nent.
N. T. Times Special Dispatch.1
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Tho President Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal assnres Us that
the works will be ready for the passage of
boata Tithfn so days, and TINT boats enough
are in possession Of the Company to do the
buslr sss Of the season. Troops can be trans
ton, each boat carrying $50 men.
It Is reported TINT the Legial0ture Of Mary
land will attempt to pass an act reimbursing the
citizens OF Maryland who have sustained dem-
age By the Wanton destruction ofrai1road5 and
canals within the State Of Maryland.
F. T. Wileon leaves Washington in few
days for Nebraska He Is sent out Tor the
late officials In the Territory. It appears that
]. Sterling Morton, the Secretary; Addison r
Gilmore, Receiver of the Land Office; and ".
F. West and B. r. Rankin, Marshal have Ill
LETT their offices With balances against them On
the Treasury books, for which they have ao-
ctptances.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The President has
appointed Joseph L. Williams, formerly Mem
btr Of Congress from Tennessee, Associate
Justice Of Dacotah Tettitary-
Capt. Budd, commanding the Resolute, has
arrived hero, bringing as prize the schooner
Bnena Vista, seized II the st. Mary's River.
He captured two other vessels, namely the
schooner Bachelor, ard the sloop Il. Day. The
former had dtsregarded a warning given oeve-
ri days ago, aud deceived Capt. Roman by
false information.
Prof Lowe to-day agcended in q balloon,
taking mp Telegraphers and instruments, send
tng and receiving messages while in the air.
rehela ut Manassas, under Beaurega1d They
arc nearly starved. JEFF Davis was there yes
terd1y an1 said Q rebel battery was being
erec.el vt .ttc White House, On Tic Potomac.
On Monday night ], 100 troops were there.
a portion ha1g Since gone to Manassas.
I'll understood that commissions to new
officers Of tho new army will not be Issued till
after the meeting Of Congress,