The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21


Banter, under ary.. The ssxty mint, lad again for
Fort CoreorSn, ard proceeded short stan 10 The d.
reoon q EaaS Church. mounted scout had arpyiset
Colonel CeE~oran Of the alleged approach or large
body or rebes to within three mles Of the
fort. a thorough occurring o. the adjacent country
soes ris6ed the commanders that tbs report WAS TN
fougsaed, and that NO enemy was in the vicinity.
proceeding past the position of the Sixty NINTH at
E~rs roads, TO the encampnents OF the Ohio and
Connecticut regiments, found everything quiet. Tne
commanding osncers assured me that trace OF the
rebels had been discovered by their ptckes which ex
tended to the vicinity Of FANS CHURCH and Vienna
Returning by way OF Fort Corcoran found the SIXTY
ninth back in their old position, and the New York
Twenty eighth and Thirteenth quietly drilling. At the
Fort met general officer of the regular army, who
told that the supposed approach OF General Beaure
gard (rebe) ind hs army had ended In wind, and tn
lie fully satisfied that there geound whatever
or the afternoon alarm
appears that the alarm also extended 70 the let wing
OF the array in Virginia. All the regiments about Alex
andris in commotion and some actually broke up
camp and marched onward. They all occupying
their form camping grounds this evening.
Tie regiments are greatly tired OF these harassing
daily fxfe alarms. They thoroughly dsg 'sted With
the kind of they have thus far been wagug. They
10th to be obliged to wat for their approach Genera
Scot could then, do greater favor than to order
advance.
The position or the Connecticut and Ohio regiments
mains upchar yed The former epcamped the le,
and the latter the right OF the Louion and Hampshire
Railroad ZONE nine mile. this side o. Vienna. The Con-
Deeicut pests extend to within very short distance
Of Falls Church Iaa night they captured two strong
rebel pckets
TIRE REBEL FORCES NEAR VIENNA.
Lieutenant Tonphins' company of Second Cavalry
turned this morning to the Ohio camp at Balls Cross
Roads, from a reconnaissance o. the enemys outpost.
They brought certain intelligence that there consde
rabe force Of the rebels In the neghborhood OF Vienna
THE iHrEENcHNESrs AT THE CHAIN BRIDGE.
The works this side Of the Chain Bridge now CON-
pieteted, and are impregnsble
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW yuIk roURrBENrH RN;,-
NENT.
The New York ouI,eenth regiment Of Volunteers, c.,
Mcouade, arrived his morning, and have gone ntocamp
The Fourteenth have gone n.o camp Meridian
Hill, lust hey opd the city boundary.
ARRIVAL OF TIE NEW YORK SIXTEENTH REG IMgST
The Sixteenth New York regiment arrived this after
nooa about three O'Clock, and proceeded ey to
camp.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EIG HfERNTH tALBANY) REG iAENr
The Eighteenth Albany, ". y. regiment arrived to
night, and the Thirty eighth, from the State is
hourly expected.
ARRIVAL OF THE FOURTH NAME REGIMENT.
The Fourth Maine regiment arrived here to night.
THE TROOPS UNDER ARMS,
The New York Twelfth and other regiments euArtered
this side Of the Potomac been unSer orders all
this afternoon and 10 night march to Virginia At
moments warning.
TROOPS ORDERED TO THE sEAr OF WAR.
Seven Thousand additional troops including regiments
from Rhode Island, New York and Penpsylv ana have
received marching orders, and expected arrive
here within twenty four hours.
ARREST OF sRplrioNIsTs.
tx Lieutenant Randolph, who made himself notorious
by pulling General jackson arrested here TO-
day for uttering reasonable sentiments His conduct
in the presence Of the Justice violent his Ian
guage excessively profxne on bis age and
Ievofvrvss ~o'ntttou
Several citizens Of Fairfax couney, among them Moses
and Henry eebry, arrested day, in the neigh
borhcod of Balls Cross Roads for collision the re-
bells They are held as prisoners at Camp Corcoran
CAPTURES BY THE ENEMY.
sergeant and Corporal of Connecticut reg
ments encamped at Taylor's tavern near Balls Cross
Roads, taken prisoners by detachment of rebel
cavalry last night, while acting picket guard about
half way between Tayor's tavern and Fairfax Court
House.
OPERATIONS ON THE POTOMAC.
The steamer Reliance arrived the Navy Yard about
O'Clock this morning from below Aqua creek
She brought up a sch,o laden with eontraband
articles sezed by the Pawnee Maryland Point oppo.
site Aqua Creek They consist oc thousand pounds
OF bacon three barrels of sugar sacks OF coffee
They were consigned to noted Maryland rebel It
present serving in the rebel army Virginia. and evi
dence found that they destined for the rebel
army.
The Navy Department day received dispatches from
Captain Rowan Of the steamer rawnee enclosing reports
of Lieutenant Chaplin from which appeared the latter
on the FIRST cutter assisted by the tug Reliance has
probably cruising opposite to and in the neghborhood
of Aguia creek the Marylsnd sde where he seized
large smoupt Of contraband provisions consigned to
a REBEL who ls now in the rebel army They were
placed wood schooner that happened to be near
ana towed TO the Washington Navy Yard.
Lieut. Chaplin Teconnoitered ~ other points where
HI and his small PARTY drove in some mounted rebel
pickets, when return shots fred at them and
the compliment acknowledged by discharges o. can
lister from the RelisDco Lieut. Chaplin cap,ared nine
boats which evidently had been for the
ton Of rebels the Potomac, and destroyed i've
OF tn. boats.
The steamer Mount Vernon has returned from Pa
munkey creek Mar, land where she scz.d sloop which
had been engaged in transporting rebe, troop. from
that point to Virginia. The sloop has been toxed to
Washington, ana the soop men prisoners.
Capt. Woods, Of the Mount Vernon together with his
guard landed at tie White House yesterday and secured
tn country for miles in qaest rebel Of batteries
which il reported had been erected there but nom
were discovered.
REPORTED Return OF TIKI REwELs TO HARryr's
FERRY.
There is well grounded rCmor here that the rebels
have returned to garpers Ferry, burned the Rifle fac
tory, and destroyed another bridge the otoms
The failure or General Patterson march into and
hold Harpers Ferry after the rebels evacuated that
place, subject of surprise 10 military circles and will
result in demand for expisna ion II is believed TIA
General Cadwallsd e the Prom 70 the Mary
land side upon the approach Of the forces beisv
ing them to outnumber him largely.
THE BATTLE OF BONNEVILLE No.
The War department. Is in receipt OF impor