, 1861-06-13
. WASHINGTON FEWH.
Especial Dispatch to the n. r Tnbune.]
WAsu1xaToS, june 10, 1851.
ATTACK UPON TEE MICHIGAN REGIMENT.

ATTACK UPON TEE MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
The Second Michigan Regiment, Col Rich.
ardsou:. arrived at O'Clock this morning.
F1cm Capt. Lawson, Of Cemrany G, wa d.
and and from S I6 Bs]t;m66re: eSe- ' - @1'o71
Word lad come frcn the United States Mar
shal that an attack would be made and the
train halted seven miles the other aide of the
Monumental City, where themen 1oaded their
muekete, The orders wera to avoid an en-
counter If possible, but, If usayoidabls, to
tske no bali measures, bnt for each company
to fight to the death, and for the pfoueefa to
make clean work with houses ftom Whichthey
"fle aesahed. A.. o+h,. .;s.a ,-,o,- va,
+,1n,s ~ ~ o. aae r. d;dnt IL nt r. ~ ~
der;v Es4es.pt ~ ro,a,enn1, Iro.n hie ~
ee3,y ee.geanL n, u ISmpanJ ~ Iem nis aas, as
n fafi h1t hathe- a. II Ised rs "a. T. nn esv
It H. dennt 49, .,-i1a.a 10 ocs.;3so4a1iY IL.
cbaIged liz mnsfetl the hi rom Th;cb
whisEed through Tie az re eausinr @ @ Freat exeite %
nent, but doing no damage ' ~
Two miles tI17s aide n .Ra,t,mons . ahot
ftum behind a fenca went thrnn5h a car :, The
lichts we're evtfnoi,i,he5 .on5 tts MAJ, a,raereS
to form In lipe Of battle. If tbashot shnnii he
followed MP bY more. Hcnfinta were 1,osted
in each car: ; :: :.
Near the Relay House, firing xns heard from
one Of cur picket guards. Ii was reported
that they had been attacked aaa- had killed
four men, The truth Is not known,
Capt. Lawson adds that tbs regiment receiy-
ed hearty welcome from the women. beYoud
and in Baltimore, while no man, 90. far: Is be
cav, greeted them. The regiment Is f1ne-
are dark blue, like the 1st Michigan, and they
are armed ps1tial]y with new Alinie guns, and
partially With the Harper's Ferry musket Of
1916, They a1e well supplied with clothing
and camp equipage Thirty women, who viii
eerve as nnfaes and lHundressca, accompany
The regiment: This sflernoon The, regiment
at Their reeidences.
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man a1s o. ynne a cane 10 mana aegoladiy, 5t Nne
aso haa.cs lna1 ae 1as coa.muta ~ at.Patcn
That % he YES to Do ~ 30 nnIess somf obstrnctIons
were interposed. Other Postmasters have
written letters Of q similar ptHport. The De-
pa1tment responds that they must forward no
more matter to the rebel States, and must de-
mand postage on matter reea::'ed thence, as II
unpaid, since, # stamped, t i with stolen
STAMPS: we punlsh the following, oetal1ed
n,,;dorn tm1 - r1ss Post,osta.e ~ thn III 'o
t!Thara ~ o+ rnt1 10 Pnst-r,o+ss NJ +ba u,,.
+sa eIstes ~, ~ seosJed atat4s s,,thor1ad
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Tn1e ~ 3fs ~ Gnreanf Pastaafera ~
~ et 4xsat III Iii ei.,,a ~
lit Of June. coming from the skceded States.
and mailed within those States, IS unpaid
matter, to BE- held II for postage Az such mat nat.
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