New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
oOM GEN. BANKSs COLUMN.

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FORCES. >,pxv,rouy MA SEN q. 1851
Captain VI. Il. Stone Pr -, D.. a.,
Bankss Division with l.. =. D.;
Daniels all Of Company A, an -. .,
ment, have cleared the camp slh O'' 0p.
liquors, smuggers and pilferers. and bA We ai'V
some important arrests of thieves and fore,r rs
TIE appointment of Captain Stone Is a.'o'n,
among the many instances Of General Bapkss 3D.
eacity in putting the proper men in the proper place
on special service.
While never FILLING to detect and punish those
who attempt TO evade the rules of the camp, Capt.
Stone encourages and protects honest traders ana
country producers, who come hither to supply the
wants Of the camp.
The patrol, while guarding all avenues OF ap-
preach to our lines, do not fail 10 visit iarm-houseS
for miles around and inorm the popnetoTs that they
can fnd domestic market for all their produce
Yesterday, Aiesss. Brewer of Rockville ana
Young Of Poolesyile, who were arrested US paf'ici'
pants in the Rockville Secession meetingthree weeks
ago have been released in pursuance OF strong recon-
Inendaiions from persons high in authority at ASH
ingtop The charges against them were moi Of sneh
"a character as to subjsct them 20 trial for treason.
IL ia understood that the time for the execution oil
Lanahan, the murderer of Mai. Lewis, has not yet
been fixed upon by the authorities at Washington
He is daily attended by Father Dougberty ana ap-
rear TO experience the comforts and consultations oil
the CbuIch.
Yesterday was observed a. day OF fasting hu-
initiation and prayer by Gen. Bankss division. AT
noon al, the brigades assembled in order in large,
open field near Darneslown, where stand mad
previously been erected The platform was occu-
ped by the General and his staff the Chapains, AID
Brigade commanders.
First was read Gen. Bankss order for the observ-
ance of the day; second, the Prcsideuts proclama-
ton by the Rev, Mr., Gaylord Of the 18th hassachu-
sctts Regiment; thiId, Invocation by the Rev. Mr..
Reed OF the 30th rennsy lyaI.a fourth, reading oil
the Scripture aud hymn by the Rev. Mr. Lewali OF
the 9th Pennsylvania fifth prayer by the Kew Mr.
Phillips Of the OH Ncw-YorG; sixth, reading Of
hyrnu aud address by the Rev. VI. Quint Of the I'd
Massachusetts; seventh, prayer aud bencdiciion by
tho Rev Mr.. Lgsher of the 9Th Connecticut.
The proceedings were interpreted with patriotic
and sacred airs by the combined regimental bands,
producing a thrilling effect. Tie grand orchestra
was led by Tbos. Wesley, leader Of the band Of the
Connecticut 9TH.
Gen. Banks has entirely recovered from his recent
slight indisPOsition.
BlKssrovs y. Saturday Sept. 20. 1851.
Gen. Banks has been slightly indsposed for day
or two, but his complaint is incident TO the
He is. however, somewhat better to-day.
Two soldiers were arrested with Lanahan, being
accused of loading and furnishing him with mus
ket but they have not yet been tried, Lanahan
acquis them Of any participation in his crime. He
pleaded guilty TO the charge, but states that the &C,
was not premcditated, he merely acting upon a mo-
mentary feeling Of recruitment for being punished.
lie was not intoxicated, bat had been shghuy in
dpgng in strong drink.
u is believed that Gen. Peck Of New-York a
West Pointer will take command Of the lint brigade
of Gen. Banks Division.
Col Donnoliy OF the New-York 18th, il Acting
Commander IT present.
Col. Bddle Regiment che Kane Rifles LEFT this
morning to Join Gen. MoCalrs Division near Wash
ington.
Strong rebel pickeia frequently make their appear
ance near the Point Of Rookie, opposite Col. GeaIys
command. Last Saturday morning fifteen were secn
TO leave the leland below the ruins Of the bridge just
after daylight. This leland comprises several acres
Of dense foliage and Is separated from Virginia by
narrow channel. Col. G.. thinks they are in the
habit Of coming over there every night.
On Friday night the rebels made a demonstration
az if they would cross at the Point Of Rocks. Col.
c. set a trip TO catch them if they carried cut their
supposed plan. While awaiting their movements he
discovered that signals were making at a farmers
house OH the Maryland shore. The inmates were
secured and held. The rebel force did not attempt
20 cross,
Last week Capt. Pardee Of Company \, Geary's
regiment, made an iucurson over the river opposite
Berlin securing three prisoners eight. horses, and
ten head OF cattle.