The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

There 9ers plenty az rae pro rions baayd but
m,ort Of psy We were IN danger OF Neither
we're tDeve medicines OF sargo Instruments pfova
ed and the shps reo icine chest very 3rey
tnc the only in that way We hso Yct
10 4 erivatons and suferiDgs not marfo n was
bsaro Our boys had come 70 rough !. and ngh', aad
rough sney eftainly aid. Many recruits having
Joined car regiment, ke IT amoe, constar. drl
ng beard during ne cay. Ga rbursday, while cam
ing up The Chesapeake we met any sa9s cra't q. Oh
inclined tokeep "mum, bat the gallant lttte org
promptly sent oall scross ner oo~s ard me inmeaae
rupbns OF "our t0g sJwef tla1 the eloqaea. @fga
mept Of tnce Sans ,ctnat The Day wa
BEAUTIFUL; and as we ehiod along ihe bay We no.
pie, cpg breez from and All the att oiiog
cicumatapoee caufed evey hoa'ttl osAt hao
nly, spd he went through their evltions II OK
ceient surits. ASK p. NJ We auiFed within anoat
saif mile Of Annapolis, and there 10 an ioii o. 'he
buoy ana gos "stuck ~ The mud" fnere W re'nAihs!
ill next day a noon the troops being N antme en.
constantly dried, and were then taken Oh W ss-A'
ST. amers and iarded a Annapolis, -
regret reco,d three casualties, two a which ware
fatal. Two fire young fellows eloSerpohd, anu asloasn
every ese,ion was Tn1ds 70 save tbem w s'.y plsh
Their Athletic young nan, named Narphy,
te IhToush hatch ard VS. ser isg OJarei Ia
tie head ADD back ae was we'll Laksn ~, ana re-
moved 10 TIE toep!a at Anna2os where am III med,
he Ia doing wei.
OBJ arriving 1t our quarters we 5000 discovered thu.
alsons not of convenient caaracer
IN rct we hal DohDs 70 eat and were com o.ei % rest
bcp' afb the broad canopy 81 heaven Yot ndsthstni
those iequae mshsriat arrang ,Dents the mr.
tor OF The sixty pinth 90 ha. Friday eveons ofonga.
a sful test. Word brought tia tos baggage
Of the Twelfth wa se,zsd aho miles from ANA
polls, and the question ran-" VINO viii volunteer ~
The apeer o. the ~ixty mir tn was We
viii tady composed n hundred AMI ittg
composed Captain II ggertgs company A, e1d come
youpt. era vefe osen from tn, regiment witch Offer
nsaB 10 man, and away they went with roarUg cheer
at onube GnicR pare for the scene OF acton Atholgn
great ctead gaoe cd around the baggage the rebels
HerT averGwd mate 'nstrat,on apd 'be rag 4se
allowed TO depIrt peace On Sa,u day morniVg
ordered 10 proceed and guard the rail track from
annapolis to Washington Our energetic Quarter master
procui p-ovisons from the James tdger an.
hour way with cur drums s+ting An /
nature OF me expedite u, ana that he regimen was
wreche iy provsicned and equipped yet TO hesitation
was phovn not a grumbe heard On Saturday
ing ercanped for the night NJ Crownsvlne village
Of Bve houses. Your correspondent vas Awakened at
by the paterng OF heavy rain drop his toe an
phSeophcay drawing his Blanket ovec his ph,z, again
resigned binscf to the gentle Influence" bat his
thoughts just gtrg into oblivion, when the
vee with It's continuous rattle threw all he camp into
| q scene OF Ire and hustle.
The Rev sr Mooney our chaplain, from the nom IN.
the James Adgsr left Der dock has worked necessarily
| for our beret;
| On last Sunday our camp presented solemn scene
| ful Of picturesque beauty and mpressiveuess oli
camDI ground the side of hill, risng from tue
| railroad track TN the top farmers house. 10
front Of the f.nce which around this b,use emp
rary tent, with y canopy made from our blankets W
erected tnere with the regiment knseiiog in FROM
accompanied BY many spectators from che neigh
boring IA mhouses, oh ipsu conducted religious
vices The roll Of the drum announced the commence
mept the elevation and the end NJ the mass, the
band played sscred music Duri the services seav,
thunoer storm broke In all its fury an. then hs ri
Of the drum, the music Of the band the hash If tn
eh'nDg 1t blazed h and valley, the deep mot
of the thunder all .noereo tne truly Gs4nd
spd sublime When the religious servio The
order 70 march was given, and We went left
1t tachmenis every little distance, mad done
ut The beginning Of the route the day befo q,
and the regiment having gone two daye march fnr
Their, the senines of the sixty n,nh each oths
from Annapolis 10 Washington NO other regiment guards
this road, nor has done go since We came on
The people along the r,ute az Tar "a csn hear, are
very pesce uy inclined and they eh nd the
ton OF the Bstmoreaus suspest hosever, tina. What
they cay is through fear OF u.s. and does not tray indicate
their feelings, for the rails have been torn up and
brioges cut down. but repaired e1si1eers
of the Massa huses regiments As this beeo
made military road Is hanging matter distrr,
obstruc; IT, am told that wul o,ved - Washing
In a day or two. Full communication exists
there and AM apols, and trains Jth several
times day. Two regiments have passed the
going from Al pspos TO Washington guarded
road. We scarcely apprehs nd sny attack nov the
community in the vicinity Of the ToL! seem aUea
but they DO make attack they may rest Of
warm reception. j. l. X.