The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

FEE TRn PROM wAsHDsGroh 10 RAvxx Dx GRACE
oosDrrIos or THE sours-How II u PROTECTED,
BTC., ETC.
thing was IN the condition I have already mentionsd-
took and indeed the only one that could
taken 18th any prospect OF reachns New York IN rsa
government protect ths road with chem Of military
extending eli the lins from Washington 70 Perry
~ ninth New York The latter has s hesdq
tho hotel at the junction. which Is about half way be-
tween washington and rsrryyile Here the train came
day AFTERNOON We hac await the arrival OK the train
first one, detained till dusk. Meantime the
delay was instructive, interesting, yet unpleasant The
every house (and there are only a few) was occu
pied by the officers Of the corps, while the
men biyonacked In the open fed There they had kin
died bundles OF wood and blocks Of timber, and
busy engaged cooking their dinners under celes
tai canopy Of the most lovely nature while their sen
when was Just ready used Of the logs would
break underneath It. and down would go To fertlise
the lard Another would burn his fingers IN frutess
well IN cooking, and better IN eating what they
cooked
SPIES IN THE CAMP
While waiting here we had opportunity Of
seeing alleged spy brought TO the headquarters The
unfortunate fellow was thin and enaciaed add gave his
name as Couer. He was Marylsnder. He was poorly
clad aud had but ten cents IN his pocket when arrested
complained OF hunger From the appearance OF the
Of perer It appears that he Ead nice address and
visited the camp and made friends with the officers tna
BE- sv the habit and Of ,b going into ,Ss Them
missed his piafo suddenly. This aroused sus
pcion and the young man was arrested and the pistol
found with bin. The Colonel Of the regiment, with
characteristic popularity rcuded that he ought to DC
arrested not thief bat spy, and, having arrested
him. he accompanied him with guard TO Annapolis aud
was stating the case to General Butler there when your
correspondent lett 10 take the boat for Perryvillc
The raiircsd from the junction g Annapolis uneer
Tho nf Ind NC( Tho
corps attached TO tie Sixty ninth The Judge 10 good
engineer ard he has succeeded in putting this brau;h
In good order, and BY obtaining larger engine than was
hi berto the road from embsnkmeat over which II
hurled and repairing little he has increased the
Whole capacity o. the route 70 such an extent tnaa no
the road he has also aided the other branch by sending
the smaller and older locomotive TO assist Ia working IT,
ANOTHER SPY.
last week City Judge Nc cunn received tel
egruphic despatch from IhuIow Weed, describing
spy, who might possibly try to reach Washington
BY The Annapolis route This man had bogus dispatches
and other nsic documents IN his possession pur-
porting TO be from the President and Cabinet and various
leading political societies throughout the country With
these he actually succeeded In humbugging IhurloE
Weed and inducing MIN TO transmit him any number Of
country. II only when Thuriow telegraphed TO
Washington for an explanation OF something ia reference
70 the contents OF one Of his new ccnfddns correspond
that discovered his and that he had been
duped with all his reputation for dupng others 1t was
then that he teegaPhed TO Judge Mccunn and strange
to say the latter discovered and actually identified the
epy Sunday last found his person not only the
dispatches of Thurow and many other well known men,
but also pagers to show that he communication
with the South and the rebel leaders He now awaits
trinl IN Annapolis. He Is likewise Marylandcr
The government have row on the route between Havre
dc Grace and apols about twelve steamers The one
! In Is called the Maryland. She was
formerly ferry boat belonging TO the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company and used
for carry ing their the Susquehanna at Havre
de Grace and Perryvle. she ia large but very SLOW,
and though the distance Is bn! sixty Ave miles took her
She is armed ard manned by from the navy 20
the Others or at least most OF them employed In the
transport service rom the mouth OF the Susquenanna 10
Annapolis on the Chesapeake. There was no accommo
diton for sleeping board 80 your correspondent was
Obliged 10 resort TO fInlcss test Of h,s ingenuity pro
little rest OF which he was by this time Ia some
need
The or this boat is q thirty two FOUNDER and
xix pounder The former IL brass the SIN ler one iron
The thirty Two mounted on platform on the uppar deck
and the six frowps OF the quarter OF the main dock
railroad Is euaded by centres from the Pennsylvania
regiments stationed at erryvilie There are two OF
city OF Philadelphia. After waiting come time train
took from Perryvle TO Philadelphia, and enabled me
reach New York with my dispatches last evening.
At place eighteen miles to the south Of Wilmington
struck with the regularity and neatnoss of
campment, which, from tho description and number OF
it's tents evidently not tho camp OF militia rsgi
was, he informed me thatn was Captain Shefmans Dat
ingtou This corps viii probably ART there to
the communication s regular and rapid how than
it has been since the regular muncston between
Washington and the North has been interrupted.
was remarkable 70 notice how much more favorable
the Delaware people were 70 the Union yesterday than
they short time The appearance OF the troops
from the North In this little state and the intercourse of
the people with them, have undoubtedly produced a
favorable Union feeling In Delaware Maryland, too,
It Is believed is rapidly undergoing change
Of sentiment Of similar Esture No doubt
the LARGE force concentrated at Annapolis has
a reformatory influence the baltimore mob. they
do well a take heed for the troops regard tho rowdies
OF Baltimore with universal feelings Of disgus and IL
they called upon queli any dsurbancs that may
occur in the Monumental City their response will be ter
rible Let Baltimore beware OF her behavior, and not
allow the roxdies 10 get the uppe band OF her again.
The appearance OF Annapolis and its fine Mill AIRY AGA
DENY is great contrast 10 what II was mouth ago.
il every day and take pride In the est bishment
which mace II famous The hne buildings set apart for
academic purposes alied with armed pa, aud
the students turned out and the school oreo up Anna
polls the West Point Of the VT "a the Bal,
kava OF the army. The we'll trimmed grass pats and
currence-these grounds are now used to pile up mus
kets to drill soldiers TO have rolled along them.
and be the theatre OF which every good citizen
hoped had been washed away In the scarlet tide Of
lrst revolution.
The above are the results of your correspondents OBJ
servatops in Washington and the way TO Philaiel-
pha The enthusiastic display Of patriotism in the Qua
kcr City knows no bounds.
SPECIAL REPORT FROM ANOTHER CORES
PONDENT.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1891.
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