New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
Our Troops Take a Position and Hold 1t.
THE REBELS DARE NOT CoME OUT.
LATEST FROM VIENNA.
ALI QUIET THERE.
Vienna Ia station Tire Leesburs Road Gs,n mos from
AleIandisl
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

The following are the fact, of the affair q
| Vienna Gen. ScbeDek started yesterday after
noon with fhe lst Ohio Regiment, to protect thu
LoudOun and Hampshire Railroad. Guards were
| stationed OF tho various bridges on tie rcute, 0,
that when tas train reached Vienna, only about
le0 men remained. Before the cars had stopped
ere was opened from small battery and two
field pieces upon hill Some Of the Ohio men
were k He'd at once and other, after they had
| disembarked from the train. AZ tbs first alarm
! the engine driver. in alright, detached all but
one car, and hasteped back, leaving the men to
| lOOk after themselves.
| After few discharges. the Rebel force, esti-
mated at above $500, consisting Of infantry, ar
t.llcry, and cavalry, retired without attempting
20 pursue their advantage. They were oil South
! CaroIinians.
| Our position was reinforced during the night
| and is row held by the two Ohio Regiments, two
from Connecticut par. Of the Goth New-Yorh,
body of United States cavalry, and others.
Tho bodies Of the Ohio kllcd, and some Of tho
| wounded, were brought up 10 the camp at
Alexandria TINS morning.
TIE names Of the killed are ~ follows: OF
Company q, John Barnes Of Wayerly, Ohio;
Daniel Sullivan. Psilip Strobe, Tho'. finton, Jos.
Smith. and Eugene Burke. OF Company II,
Wm. z. Mercer, arm torn away by round shOt,
and George Morr son.
The wounded are as follows: Vo.ner, Company
g, fatally; David Gates, Company g. band shot
off; Lsumop, Company @, bsdly; Henry Pig
man, COmpany II. badly.
1t is believed that none were killsa and none
seriously wounded excepting tho above famed.
Trains run now from Alexandria to within
few miles of Vienna, and TIE way TO IL, town
is clear
The conduct Of the Ohio nep is spoken Cf
with great praise by the officers at Alexandria.
Less than 200 Of them were opposed TO the Rebel
force, and yet the temper they displayed vas
such as 10 prevent any attempt 10 take them
prisoners.
Our account Of the affair near Vienna, which
substaut ally agreed with the offc'al report of
Gen. Schcnck. was Suppressed last night ia the
telegraph cfIice here by order Of Gen. Scott.
Some other reports were 80 exaggerated "a 70
necessitate the extinction Of all. Some one
much to blame is generally blamed fcT recon-
notering in train Of cars. Had the enemy
been wary they might, by throwing 500 men ia
bis rear, have captured tho whole detachment.
Had he ascertaiBed the presence Of the battery
and rebel forces By suitable Reconnaissance,
other regiments could have been ordered o. their
rear, and the whole have been occurred.
The belief tonight is thst tho forces which Of
lacked tbs train have retired, carrying vii them
the bsttery; that Vienna has been poscesbly occu-
pied BY the National troops who are advancing 70
iftboy have not reached Fairfax Cour, House
This morning, Of g o'clock, both the Ohio reg.
iments we're marched forward TO Vienna, together
with two Connecticut regiments, Major Shelman's
Battery Of Artillery, and two companies Of Cd
Cavnlry-regilsrs; other regiments were ALEC uader
marching orders from the samc point. The 18Th
New-York Volunteers were uuder marching orders
tonight. The 2eth Brooklyn Regiment encamped
in the vicinity Of the 18th, also ordered 10 DO
ready TO march On morncntt notice.
The cut in which the lat Ohio Regiment,
under the command Of Gen. Schenck. was
caught yesterday, commences mile east of
Vienna. The fire upon tho regiment we believe
10 haze been from small arms in ambuscado, on
both sides of The cut, as we'll As from the battery
immediately in front.
The men bcha7ed admirably. One man, who
leaned on bis gun against tree. was seolded BY
his Lieutenant for not falling promptly into line.,
when he answered hiDpy, ~ wish l could
look 2. my arm" which was dangling shattered
! at biz side. He altered 10 complaint. That man
died this morning from loss of blood. We sup
pose aDo.her of the wounded died this morning.
The few wounded are generally but slightly
wounded.
1t Is claimed by some Of the troops engaged
that three OF the enemy were killed by the retain
fire Of Gen ScheGok's command. Tho cannon
ball which killed one of our soldiers frat struck
his musket, bending i. double aud taking OF Lis
arm.
When tie news reached Arlington Hesse, four
losge wagons were !mUlcdistey dispatched to
bFine OF the Killed and wounded. The killed
were buried today near the camp Of the Isl
! Regiment, with the usual military HONOR.
"Stani mp for the Union, boys" aud +" stand
| firm for TIC old Gag" were e1pryssiOas uttered
| ia Their last momsHts by seyoral heroic fellows
who were MORALLY wounded.
| Tie following accounts Of The Vierns Affair hay'
been received hers
FALLS CHURCH, TaG'aI Ca, vs., June 10.
When Gen sctenck reach cd this point yes.er
dsy, By rah, with tbs V.iO Regiment Of Col
MoSoOk, that stumbled on tho Disunionisis' con
ceaicd battery noar Vienna, they we're duly DC
tiled that between d thousand aud eeVoa hun
dred South CNSotIa troops we're stationed there
A consultation was held on the CAFE, and soEe Q
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