The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-21
OPERATIONS OF GEN. PATTERsoS"s ARMY.


N co,.. CnARissSowS, Va, July 40 ,sa,
consequence Of complaints from ~. ~ A'oi'
A. N''s That their
No. an" - --..S, COM I
usn were Without shoes, ol0sniaS'
.,u.d not be now supplied, as the '''ps
they had been sworn IN was "oA' III which
isxsen visited the a'ue'01 Led, General Pat
with the men TO s'shu v --Aes, and plead earnestly
try and the honor aim, for the love of their
failed 10 gar our Gag, for few days longer, but
ghs support.
good behavior Of the soldiers Is having excellent
eject upon the towns people Many OF the families Tere
prepared to leave the arrival Of Uut now are
going to remain, feeling that their pr'er'y and persons
secure.
Three members Of tbs .-cw York NJath regiment yes
erday arrested I-d Hsret Of the rebel cavalry force
while secp-eed in house here. This officer is said to
have commanded the troops that red from Harpers Fer
~ upon COL stones brigade when passing opposite that
point.
The Jail where John Brown was imprisoned and the
scene OF his execution, constantly visited by our
volunteers.
Captain McMullen's Rangers awe found numerous &C.
GREETED arms.
Major Joseph Knpc, Of &C. AGRA, Williams, staff has re-
srued new rife regiment ,or the war from those about
70 dsoand He will assum command
eo'one wallace, OF the Indiana Zouaves, has a new
NSmcm ready Tor him at Indianapolis to re armed with
shs sabre bayonet and E As.N r,aa
No'ohci earN' OF I'd Nov York Nineteenth (Cayuge)
'esmeh'' is under arrest upon charges made by his
o0cers. lie wiz be ,ourt mar.alod
una" Dag oe'one ing to army, and filled with mat
se', mas oeen ioun here. Indications show II 10 have
Been stolen while ,or the way TO Martlnsburs week
since.
MAJOR Lede,f The New York Nineteenth regiment,
ths morning AZ O'clock was fred on, when making
'he grand rou Sis by rebel named WEIGH. The latter
was 'rres'a' snd his arms taken from him. Welcb says
excuse" he did not Ledlie but hearing noise
thought iox were robbng his roosts.
fho ino kna Eleventh regiment, Colonel Wallace,
nArcheo' headquarters to-day and informed General
sd their willingness 10 ten days extra
fne ocnd regiment Pennsylvania volunteers left this
"ornin for Harrisburg, via Baltimore and Ohio road
from andy Hook.
The railroad bridge across the Potomac, at Harper's
1err ,, will soon DO rebuilt.
OUR BUNKER HILL CORRESPONDENTS,
BuSxxR Hill, July 10. 1861.
/lSoxthe7a Literary Comparison Of the Northern and South
Tern Troops-MO,emen,s Of General Johnston Hou The En-
oGmrment is Arranged DC
have been wondering for time how is that tn,
sAivsly after all their boosted superiority Of vaor
asvcr given us an opportunity Of crossing snces with
them IN this neighborhood, but was entirely unable u
make II out When tired Of the attempt bllter,
took up the hast number Of Southern magazine which
uas lying by my side, when lol the mystery solved
and you cannot fail 70 perceive it IN the following extract
from an article CD "The Times and the War The work
Ma Louisiana magazine. entitled De Bo,o's Rertee.-
The army OF the North 10 ~ remarkable for s
ser'as1s ours for I've high morality Respectable usn
sot volunteer TO 60 sroguens shade OF webssr1,
soa The Northern troops are with very few exceptions
pa.pers, thieves, ignorant Foreigners murderes buee
respectable well Informed negroes and adds
Euch TO the indignation and evaporation Of troops
Wat they have to meet these Nomadc scoundrels
There you have They do not like meet such sci
e Snoran, foreign paupers thieves, &c They do NOT
Grisocratic powder upon such base material they he
relcaly ny from u.s. leaving their and children
ins they lay their hands on for fear no ioubi W.
nigh, be tempted This is Virginia chivaIry.
We are still Al this miserable place where nothns
b had, for love or money bu. thank my Their,
prospect o. getting % early tomorrow think al
aalpers Ferry, via Chares,own Il is reported here
Today t5s, Johnston s preparing to retire from wnches
s.cs increasing hs nsrenchmsns Ou. DO 40, believe
Nat with Mcclellan approaching from the other direction
There |. literally oO.hing going on bore s.r,,
rebel on bis horse is brought 10 occasionally, but not
county. There arns from our pictes ssi night,
Sach was rather wonder Some half dozen Of our msb
1four.b arrested ana brought before General Pa,
Assson FOR picring from the farmers The General
WY Indignant, ana threatened 10 have them dPuMmer
Datcf the camp Some think the threat Will be carried
taeoereoution
TIE enoampments here present q very imposing ap
being much more contiguous 70 each other thar
Heretofore. Within the radius Of less than mile you
anAee the tents Of 20 900 along roads
- Ne holds and pecpng out from the trees
Donoledays battery (hrst secton) stationed In what
f0aehi be called the main street Of the townf there
~ers any others-but which shall cal! the Winchester
'sarepte Colonel Thomas brigade follows, then
aeneral Wliarns' and next General Negley's, thu
7 soaatlsstown road General Keims division IL tn,
sahsrs,de OF the town Colonel stones brigade In front
nd JUS at what be called the entrance the
nson That direction. Each brigade 10 accompanied b,
Sosctons OF ARTILLERY There a strong disposition among
fnany OF the three months volunteers return the
snapfralca OF their terms Many Of these men, how
ese viz re enlist good bracins eight would do much
- rouse sne patriotism Of the troops.
OUR GAARLESTOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
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