New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

.,yritipv hii report 20 Congress. lie gave notice
to-Asv that after tomorrow ne would see no
oos for several days, excepting upon important
official business.
COL, EINSTEIN's REGIMENT.
e..ot,rv Cameron visited Col Einsten's Penn
,yly,nis German Regiment this evening
sIyTY.THREE REBELS KILLED.
An of;cer under Col. stones command, who az
rived here this evening states That SiXt! three OF
,h. rebels were Killed at Edwards and Conrads
,,,rios in the recent engagements. This work was
5ooo he lent Hasbrouck Of the West Point bat
,e,v and detachment from Col Pat'erSons Phila-
dclphia regiment
70 ,he Associated Pres.
WAsHISeroS Tuesday, june o. 1861.
Some Of The troops arriving here justly complain of
nm, heinz immediately supplied with proper food. To
remedy this neglect the Commissary of every regiment
oud he here with twelve hours of cooked Iatlons, or
o., make such arrangements as necessity demands The
fine physical appearance of the troops constantly arv
irgis a subject Of gene! al praise.
Tie ID Wisconsin regiment reached here this morn
ing.
ouartermaser. General Meigs has issued instructions
20 officers purchasing horses and mules, requiring them
al different points by advertisement to invite those who
have animals TO sell to present them at stated days
.hcn they will be prepared to purchase such as may
he found 10 suit the wants of the service The horses
should be sound. free from all defects whatever, at
as, 49, hands high not more than eight or less than
l.. f.z In onlo
inc in ace from four to nine years. Il stated, by re-
ooesi that the price paid, delivered in Washington,
has lately varied from sl27 500, falling, and that
large nuuber of good horses if offered TO the Quar-
ternsster in this city, will now be purchased at similar
rates Those who nave sound teauhorses to sell there.
iore have here the opportunity.
1'he Confedeates are erecting defensive works II
lie immediate neigbborbood Of Fairfax Court-HOuse,
and telling trees in order render the roads impassa
be to the Federal troops.
According to remark Of Gen. Beauregard 10 lady
who recently went to Manassas Junction to effect the
release OF minor, the Confederates have no purpose
20 invade Washington. Ii 70, perhaps the recent heavy
increase Of Federal forces here has changed their pro-
gTamme.
This afternoon a SQUAD of Washington District OF
Columbia Voluntees arrested Ellis Hughes, who re-
sides some distance above Georgetown, on the charge
OF being a spy in the employment of the Rebels On
searching ais person there found complete chart,
showing with precision the positions OF every portion
Of the Federal forces both sides Of the nyer. His
manuscripts were voluIuinous aud in hierogIyphics
He was jailed for examination.
The President Mn. Lincoln, Mrs. Grimsley, and the
Hon. Schuyler Colfax attended this afternoon, by
invitation, at the camp of the Garibaldl Guard the
tu,es,l OF a private, who was buried with military
hsvofs, and the Hungarian obseques which were
very impressive.
The President afterward reviewed the 9th New
York REGIMENT, and most enthusiastically cheered.
The Cd Wisconsin Regiment went into camp TO-
night.
The 3lst New-YOrk regiment arrived this afternoon,
and tonight moved over into Virginia beyond Airing
ION flights.
The picSets Of the United States forces Oh this side
of the Potomac now extend all the way from George
town to Harpers Ferry, Col. Stones advance guard
having met the advance guard Of Gen. PatteHOnf
forces Monocacy.
The 35th New.York regiment is hourly expected 10
srive
Three from New-Jersey will, the War Department
il advised probably reach Washington on Friday
There are no indications of immediate movements
into Virginia. y
II is understood there was military conference here
to-day. Gen. Scott among other officers was present.
1t is believed that Col Riker's Anderson Zousyes
have been accepted.