The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

were obliged from cheer exhaustion TO drop GU. ~ zee
ranks on the way 10 Georgetown. They were kicdly
erred by the citizens and, after rest, were sent
forward IN wagons iher destination.
THE ARTILLERY CORfs OF OUR NEW YORK NINTH
The rgpeer artillery corps of the New York Ninth
regiment with full ranks, also arrived here today they
Will be sent forward " join tie regiment, which now
FORMS the advance OF Colonel Stones column
tie immediate destination OF that regiment Bha, be de-
to, mined
7HR SMALL SECESSION FACTION OF MARYLAND AT
DIsCoUNT-TaK BALTIMORE REBELS GONE
M
The sudden evacuation Of aarper's Ferry by the
rebels leaves the disancpts OF Maryland and Baltimore
without hope OF aid in their nerarious schemes to
make Maryland the battle ground. Taken in
connection With recent drubbing adainsterei
to a. the ballot tox 1t viii teach them the propr,e
ty anc learning behave oece2t and law abiding ct
zens even If they incapable Of patriotism
MR.. BuRLINGA MR AND THE AUSTRIAN NIs5IoE.
have the best authority for ssyng that Mr. Burlin
lsme has not rejected by Austria ia the often
sve 70 ihis country the IDEA has been stated. In
deed, Mr.. Burlingeue has ye! reached vierna
The facts these,-An iaformsl irtimation
delicately made to Secretary Seward that, on ac
count OF the severe language he (Buri!nsame, en-
Austrs, IL discussing his measure raising Sardinia
to q arst cass mission, come other person would
be satisfactory Austria representative Of the
United States Vienna Ia view OF the fact that Austria
was the as great Power to express opinion In positive
terrz agsinst the rebellion in this country, and Mr..
b. Dgame had not been formerly rejected by Austria,
government TO show M appreciation Of the pronunce
Of Austria in favor Of the Uned States took tho
earliest opportunity to pond to the wishes Of Austria
NJ nur ahoNvo luo
TO Austria
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIvKRs ARR OF BUNKER HILL
The Mssss chusettfs Fifth regiment which embraces q
Cbarestewn company will lead In celebrating The battle
Of Bunker Hill, tomorrow Several distinguished mill
tary gentlemen have bt On invited.
n THE MOVEMENTS OF LADY sKcEssIoHIsr.
It Is well known that southern lady who has figured
considerably in Washington society especially the polt
cal wing CT IT, has the reputation OF having tained
secession spies Of Aie Among those Of her rebel gueets
mined Ia Senator wig, who, it is said stopped at
her bops several days, concealed The government 10
pay attention to this lAdys levees they differ
from those she formerly gave in this city.
IMPREssksNT OF VIRGINIA FARMERS INTO THE REBEL
SERVICE.
large nj nber Of farmers from the country surround
kg Manassas Junction have been pressed into SERVICE
With their teams TO be used by the rebels In transport
Ing the provisions and stores Of the retreatng rebels
TH4 hkTHEATING MOVEMENTS OF The kEBELSs
Aworg the troops themselves preparations arc going
On unssk sabiy showing intention TO abandon their
present posion, az Indicated In my previous despatch
Aiarmsts here think that the insurgents getting
ready for q desperate dash at Washington, as
q last means of breaking the steadily contract
Ing force Of the overpowesing armies now drawn
them. Military authorities, however, hold on
the contrary that the retreat from Manassas Junction "a
rendered iabe in consequence Of the occupation
OF Leesburg by the brigade Of FIVE thousand federal
troops and the approach Of General Pattersohs grand
Amy Of thirty five thousand men.
Vito thirty thousand federal troops, under General
Mcdowell, in 'front.' and much stronger force threaten
ing the rear Of the retreetpg rebels from Hnrpees
Ferry, their position has Become altogether untenabe
THE BALTIMORE REBELS CONTEMPLATING AN At
TACK ON WASHINGTON,
Gentlemen just from Baltimore report that the eeces
zion sympashzes there confidently assert thai the city
Of Washington will be attacked tonight or tomorrow
morning Tbeee eympl, hizers probably not aware
that their idol of ais, Beauregard the track
from Manassas Junction 10 Richmond.
COLONEL AsBOTH's BRIGADE.
The acceptance Of the combined brigade proposed to be
organized by Colonel Asboth st unsettled The Pres
dent and Secretary Of War favor the Coones propos
tion but General Scott Ia opposed 10 It. would DO
unfortunate the services Of 50 tried and able military
Leader The distinguished Hungarian has proved HIM
who had sword musket being daily put in
commend OF brgades. The appointment Of of these
extenposed TO the command OF four regiments
on the Virginia side Of the river right in the face of the
enemy, Ia denounced by many.
DESPERATE CONDITION OF TEE REBELS AT MANASSAS
JUNCTION.
The secession army at Menaseas Junction Is said TO be
greatly suring from want Of water. properly cooked
food ana medical treatment AS the federal armies will
close upon them they will loose men, and with the
what little spirit and esprit du corps holds them
together and will become reduced to the condition
Of flying mob
OUR DEAR OLD BANNER OF TIE STARS AND STRIPES
10 BE SOON AGAIN FLOATING OVER RICHMOND.
Judging from present Appearances General Scot. will
make coed hs promise to have the stars and stripes aoat
ipg over Richmond before the goth proximo.
HEALTH OF THE SOLDIERS.
The City Infrrnary used q military hospital,
contains l04 patients only three Of whom considered
seriously Ill.
The Third Michigan regiment, $50 strong, arrived
here today They Immediately joined the camp Of the
6econd Michigan regiment nos- the Great Reservoir,
Potomac Aqueduct about four miles from Georgetown
No noteworthy military movements have been an
any emergency.
ARREST OF 4 sEcRss..ccsS SPY.
A accession Spy was arrested to day within four nlles
Of Ieesburg, and brought bither aud lodged in Jail,
Nine ri1ed cannon arrived to-dsy, six Of which were
Immediately sent forward
ARRIVAL OF ORDNANCE
A large number of pieces Of heavy ordnance, riHed
aod ambularcee, arrived here to-day, and will be
sent forward into Virginia forthwith
FALsE REPORT or In ENGAGEMENT AT FAIRFAX.
There has been rumor TO night Of skirmish out
towards Fairfax Court House, but learn from military
oce, Of high rank that it consisted only Of alarm
The Connecticut regiment marched out miles, and
came back, moi finding fgh,
~ G. Moore, u this city his been appointed Assls
tant QuArternaser Geuera under Quarter General
Eegs, with the rank Of Captain.
INTERECTIfyC IlQ0M Al fX rsI1flIA