The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

Ysth and reckless darng And there is no dcab About
Union troops and vomDssses have Witnessed The On.
thusiasm and imDetuosity Of both sides and oanddH
DO not know 70 vhh aide can Do ascrSed the existence
fighting ior the very existence or tbsf counHy IN
troops have shown that they have judgsd the strength
Of their foes, the cabre or range Of their guns, md Tho
esprit az corps Of their armies The Missouri encounters
oinc s and we wen a,scpinsd force wore ia
no sa.a he fus si 'V Cen. Scott appears
to fully appreciate the chal Of the foe he has 70 deal
with, and would have been better for all The whole
country had sooner undeyst cd IT. 1t 70 not question
- 20 how. in what ma ner, by what right, or what
wrong, enemy becomes possessed Of large axneB, OF
Is sufcsas 70 know that 10 has tSsm, ana . ready for
fight Our great Captain Ia aware OF this, and aware
that many Of those he has 70 contend with are those who
have fought under his eye and under the glorious
flag He win MT BE- pushed into the heedlsn skeAding
Of blood with tho chances Of dsfeas q rather
Of shs q PspA Es.9 so y
N the PERIOD ono shall occur within twefyemonth,
e1s rsssosa az
pnDeing IN the purple sea q irasrcidal blood which b
now gradually Spreading ous beeose us.
Amid the many scenes Of unoongeniahty, reporter
ring times, pleasant 70 see oocssiooa, evidences or
good Fellowship spring ouvwhen least to be expected
had the pleasure Of behods an oasis Of this dessrps
the Excelsior Base BAH Cub Of Brooklyn, N. Y, came
posed in part Of officers end prvates attached the rh
Mount Care near the city and the ExceeOf Base Bal
Club, OF Baltimore, which composed Of secessiumAts
sogs the 1s aso y the more
Brooklyn friends and the latter bere plNnted
mount commanding view Of the city, ready - Me
command Of military chieftalD 70 hurl tho
messengers Of death among their comrades and boom
companions What . sad contrast 10 the game Of war
ball. there more outs' than ,nninss In one than
there are IN the other. The game ailude 70 Wit
and exciting one %ss eaxst, ana was es
nell Fuller and Deane, ofNew York and Mess knrr:s,
Beam and Williams, Of Baltimore represented the Excel
siore OF Brooklyn 10 the game Mesers Mitchell Stewart
and Bennett Of Baltimore, and Hessrs Sprsgue T0n,os
Whiting, Patchen Hardy and Calvin Of New fork, re-
e siss g. the Baltimore n''s''F' The A'' Won
TROOPS AROUND BALTIMORE. NEW YORK, BOSTON, Ero
There are now Stationed Al the camps IN his vicinity,
Tnirssensh New York regiment, Horshsads snd LAVA
more regiments. Capt Dodds company q KsasacAu-
tetts troops atationed In the fort visited sumo Of
wsrs IN favor ssns IS:
others entertsned no such beligerent nosnnA nru-
Der Of the New York Thirteenth viii return home. -
few weeks. Col. Abel Smith. the Commander, u an
indefatgable worker. Among Cooks battery (fg-
s III Il GOA SsaS and spa 'sr ne MAJOR
makes popular ohacer. Acting Adjuiant r. A Hsakh
has been relieved by the arrival Of Adiusant Dsxtsr H.
F0ett who has just returned from Europe to take his
place in the battery. The Surgeon, Dr. John O.dway.
the author Of thousand and touching ard beautiful
melodies, has all the mAterial necessary 70 hub
apply catapasm. He was tie recipient Of splendid
case Of surgical Instruments PRIOR 70 his leaving
the famous Dr. John Warren, and other Distinguished
surgeons being among the donors Tho Doctor has
plenty Of music In his SOUL and therefore, s "nA s
treason"
The Vermont Second Colonel Whiting passed through
here this forenoon They marched through the clsy,
ecting complimentary remarks about their sturdy ap
pearance, the character Of lhoir equipments, BE- ina
adiesnurses woysuppoee-wore noticed 70 be sharper
| on the double quick than some Of the men,
| DESTRUCTION LOCOMOTIVES.
The late destruction Of the locomotives passenger and
burthen cars, &C., the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
creates universal regret here among ali parties I
considered the most nwse act Of the campaign either
side, ard when reflects upon the trimg thai
led to the destruction, the reports OF the desperation
SAID to prevail in some quarters likely 70 be TOO well
founded. The IRIS g estimated at nesrly jo0 Of
dollars which will be another snng pum for the Corfe
derate States 10 settle after the Is learn
that competent Engineers made careful estimates Of the
value Of the bridge at Harpers Fefry before u De
stroyed Somebody will have big bill TO settle a
these dsyst may not be- however, before the cay d
Judgment.