The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20
TIE REBELLION.
Important News from
Missouri.
additional Particulars Of the
Battle Of Bonneville.
Three Hundred Rebels Slain
in the Conflict.
Hasty Flight Of Gov. Jackson
and General Price.
METALS or the FIGHT Ar VIENNA.
Fhe Rebels Again Avoid Combat
in the Field.
Reported Advance Of Gen. Cadwallader'S
0utposts to Winchester, Va.
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RORTkGT NEWS FROM RICHMOND.
Position and Strength Of the
Rebel Forces There.
lriyal Of the Captured Privatetr's Men at
Hampton Reads,
a., Ae., 10.
| Anrm cpCCkhF WheHyNNTnQ DESR FNQEC
Reported Advance Of Gen. CadWallader's
0utpos.s to Winchester, Va.
woRTAGr NEWS FROM RICHMOND.
Position and Strength Of the
Rebel Forces There.
lyYiyal Of the Captured Privatetr's Men at
hampton Reads,
n. To-. IA.
pVR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEsPArcHEs.

r., 49,. 20.
ON SPECIAL WASHINGTON DEsPArCHEs.
WASHING NON, June 10, 1851.
ADVANCE or THE CNION FORCES INTO VIRGINIA.
The Union forces In Virginia, under General Mcdowell,
have advanced their position four miles TO day In the
direction Of Fairfax Court House The pckets on each
eide are almost within haillng distance.
-Four regiments have been added to General McDo wells
a.vSion within the last twenty -four hours, and he is
ready for any emergency The Rhode island Murine bat
Nry wss ieft with General CadwalIader
change the positions Of the troops stationed along
The Loud,n and Hampshire Railroad made this after
noon The two Ohio and the First and Second Conneci
cut regiments encanped at Baa Road Crossing,
some I've miles west Of the river, the former the
right and the latter the LEFT side Of the railroad track
Gen. Mcdowell, accompanied by Gen. schsnck, made a
Reconnaissance Of the country adjoining the encampmepts
this afternoon, with view TO tho construction Of
renchments. No immediate advance In the direction o.
b arfax Court House ia contemplated.
THE REBELS ADVANCING on THE CAPITAL.
The Sar says:--There ia reason to believe ths. the
nee CT the rebel troops extend from the neighborhood
of Occoquan far Centrevie, and tina. they
M enching with heavy guns In the neighborhood of Fair
FAX station three and half miles from Fairfax Court
posed they may purpose extension Of their
forces up aloIg the line of the Orange and
Alexander railroad building with the
view Of attacking the zouaves, who guarding the
haired bridges this side All the indications 20 show
that the rebel troops being pushed for ward from
Mansssss Junction by daily instaiments to points
the federal lines
Parties that sssed through the Union oes from the
vicinity Of Fairfax Court House this morning. that
the rebels sre not stationed anywhere force
the Union outposts and Fairfax Court House.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
Tvs hundred recruits for the First German Ride reg
aent Of New York, arrived to day, thus filling the reg
nent which will be supplied with new Enfield rifles IRE
Gently Imported.
The Twenty frst regiment Buffalo, n. W arrived
|cris afternoon
The Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth Pennsylvania and
the FIRST Massachusetts, regiments, which reached here
Yesterday, went into camp this afternoon-.he lsst
Dsn ed to guard the approaches Chain Bridge, above
GEORGETOWN.
The First Rhode Island regiment Colonel Burnside
urned to-day from their trip TO Chambersburg aud Ear
per's Ferry They resumed their old enckm2ment, but
III probably be thrown into the advance under Colonel
Mcdowell, to morrow.
me SIXTY .Snth has returned to Fort Corcoran.
ADDITIONAL TROOPS FROM INDIANA AND WIS
CONsTN.
,Speaker Allen and Hon. Albert G. Porter have succeed
ed in procuring requsition for four additional three
sesys regiments from Indiana to be raised In the south
esn part Of that State It said that companies almost
enough 70 complete them already raised Thus In
diana will have twenty I've regiments. This will entitle
them to Major General in which Brigader General
Morris, now serving gaanty with the three months
vounteey viii probably be appointed to that position.
The War Department has also accepted authorized
TO be raised four additional regiments from Wisconsin,
and the Same number from Iowa. Of those from the
latter State to be cavalry; al others infantry.
TIE EXPEDITION OF THE sEyENTY.FIRsT REGIMENT
DOWN THE POTOMAC.
I The two companies Of tho New York &c.
yenty first regiment, who went to Point To-
bacco, Nd, several days ego, have returned to
Washington. Although they were unsuccessful in
their search for concealed arms, &C., they obtained
much valuable information for the gov ernment The OPT
MON is that the military company who had been drilling
weekly In that ncghborhood have gone to the relief OF
the secessonists ct Aqua Creek. 1t that Port
Tobacco has been headquarters for such recruits.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION DOWN THE RIVER.
The Mount Vernon received orders to-day to get i'm
ediatsly under weigh for point down the river
and amply manned and munitoncd departed. Is EVIL
dent that the secessionss intend to interfere with the
navigation Of the Potomac by erecting batteries its
banks
REVIEW OF THE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS, REGI-
NENT By TIE observation-disclosures OF Mr..
LINCOLN ON THE OCCASION
The First Massachusetts, regiment, Colonel Cowdin
eft their quarters Pennsylvania avenue to-day At
noon, and maeched out through Georgetown to point
on the banks Of the river two miles above the Chain
Bridge where they went into camp. On the route
Ooousa cowdin despatched his Adjusot to the President
TO ray that be would be happy give his Exceieacy
passing salute Prssadens Lincoln acknowledged tho
Compliment and returned answer through his Private
Secretary Mr. Nieo'y ths he would be happy TO review
the Massachusetts boys AccOrdnsy upon rea ling the
front Of the Executive mansion the co,nna wheeled and
marched past, the President standing near the from
entrance to the honse They made fine appearance
AZ they were moving out to establish their
camp. or course, they appeared with al their
equpnens-horses transportation wagons, amhulsnces,
servants, &C., numbering over one thousand men fhe
excellent order with whoh they rarohsd their saiwsr
healthy eek, and their abundant snd thorough material