The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-10


Re!n'orcements are now approaching US from williams
port, which win give available force OF 20 900 fighting
men to move forward with, and We may expect . for
ward movement In twenty four hours. Our men are all
gsumbng with impotence, and eager to move on, but
II is believed General johnston will fall back to Wuches
tor, and there we will have the frst battle.
NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
BuoKHANNoS, Va, July 0, 1891.
courier from Meshon reports that Colonel Tyler, of
the seventh Ohio regiment succeeded In throwing one
company Of his regiment into Genvle last night with
provisions for the nine companies Of the Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Ohio regiments, and was only awaiting
the arrival Of the Tenth Ohio regiment 10 move attack
on Governor Wise.
General McCellsn left Middle Fork Bridge whore he
encamped last night early this morning. with the evil
dent design Of marching TO point twenty mes east Of
here where the rebels reported 70 BIO in large force
end strongly uNepched,
WHEELING, Va, July 0, 1901.
This afternoon John e. OAre, Of Harrison county, was
unanimously elected United States Senator for the long
term, in place Of Hunter, and waitman 7. Wiley,
Of Aonongahsla in place Of j. n Mason, for the short
term In addition TO this elections for various State Of.
noen took place 10 day. The new government is now
under full Roadway, and It's recognition 10 gradually ex.
tending over all Western Virginia.
OUR HAGERsTOwN CORRESPONDENCE.
HAesRsrowN, July s, 1851
Ramor u IN Attempt Of The Rebels to Seiss The
Government Nd0ari~e Of Ammunittoss-EshA0 #
Ae Rebel Flag Taken By KckuHsn-TAe Nsce'ies Of Re.
achievements for General Paawsor-7hs WAi'ksy of tM
Rbsl Taken BY General Parsox and Dssroyed, but tho
Grain Pres~rsd-Hoso tie Rebels Treated 7hsiv Sick
m linton C0Jor Flying High and Lon At karin;bxyg-
N Rebel Los Il Hoinsspi2s do.
Last night under current Of excitement prevailed
here on account Of rumoF that attempt expect
Cd 70 be made by the resident rebels upon the govern
nopt magazine OF ammunition located near town. CAP
tain HolAbird sent 10 the Connecticut regiment and
guard was detailed for IT, protection. Nothing farther
has been developed.
large rebel nag, captured by the terrible. NeMulen
at AartinsbuYg, exhibited the streets here last
evening and attracted very general attention. Not .
few glowing and highly expressive epithes and remarks
were bestowed upon the stars and bars" II TO DO
sent 70 Philadelphia
II now requires a very large number OF troops TO
guard the passage Of the govern snt wagon trains
the road between the Potomac and Martinsburg This
detractng % henvily from General Pattersons force
will require endorsements very soon the further
progress on the sscroo coil the greater the task becomes
Owing to the dishoporabe brgandege which the rebels
have adopted their mode OF warfare may look
hidden foes behind every tree and BUSH
10 the loss which the enemy sustained by General Pat
ts.a N entrance 70 Martnsburg "Oaptan Whekey wss
morally wounded. The General who docs not believe in
sentA 10 perfect raons for gentleman solders ordered
al the ki EN- quick to be poured out in the streets
pscea mill but the grain found therein carefully
preserved. The teetOa,e In the country will applgld
General Patterson for taking SO dessve step towards
suppressDg rebcion-for whisky is material element
thoreof--apd preserving the health OF our .roopa.
When the rebels made their hssty retreat from Mar
tnsburg IL wss deemed eIpsdent to take their sick with
and IA Ehn wit thaee
sufferers brought out from the hospital and thrown
wagons declare IL 10 have been Of the most revolving
and iuhumsn witnessed. The emergency was
80 pressing that they were handled with shocking rough
neg and Nc R Ss h'r
Transport, man or fine mind as he is brave OF
heart accompanied the army to Martipsburg and, ike
the gIolous Of freedom Mos, Of the residepts
there showing The Union coors end glad Of
COLL which they could not do but few days since The
grievances they have borne and which they relate to
our troops indicate the rule Of iron tyranny show
seceesionism and despo.ic arstocracy TO be identical
Captain Newton Of the Corps OF United States
recently made visit to Maryland Heights for the pnr-
pote Of selecting the point upon which to erect battery
The army hospitals at this place rapidly being flied
with disabled soldiers. prsiseworthy movement has
been started by scme OF the citizens funds to re-
lieve as much as possible the sufferers by furnish
ing delicacies which the commlassry department
does not contain. Among the true people Of the town
are many who consider it peRsurable duty and labor
Of love TO thus minister to the necessities of those who
hive brought forward their lives to oer upon ccun-
try altar.
The choice OF Emerson Etne,idge as Clerk Of the ma
tonal Houee 10 very favOraoly received here II is an
unm!slakeaole recognition OF the Union feeling 10 the
South, and will have moral effect watch Davis Co.
cannot counteract Il indicator that Lncolus hordesj
emphatcally inclined 10 consider all patriots az
brethren, come they from the North South this
compliment to Of the shining ligbe of
win strengthen the good and true and induce deluded
believers In secession to out from Gag their
devilsh decevers.
Il VIII turn cut, without doubt, tbs. the battle at
Hanesve Tuesday, the most glorious achieve.
ent thus far In the present contest Authority is given
for the assertion that the actual LOGS Of the rebels was
no less than eishtyth killed and one hundred and
twenty wounded. Such fatality to force of four regi
General Patterson to say b. shows that our tTo pea
ments which in the fight made Of the proper
stuff Glory be 10 the Wisconsiners and aria
Eleventh, 70 Billy MchIulen and to Captain Perkins bat
terry We shall never forget your vslor neither will The
particular admirers Of JeI. Davis.