The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-02

captain There wss great commotiou In the other com
II bad In they followed their example. There are
Gully about Afteen OF tho whole regiment who have
taken the OATH These turned cut OF the regiment
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1881.
The Mt47iman Cds>-Union Necting-A Dasta,dly act
More A7rsss in acknowledgements Homiration--
Fem Hosprs Ferry From, Fortress Aonro.-Opeyatlons
Of the 0hso Troops.
THE @ER;MAN CASE.
Judge fancy received letter from the President yes
terday, regard 70 this case The men Of Southern
pro,ivities here are !rdusriously circulating
that the President has decided that the process OF
Judge fancy must be Obeyed aud that that decision will
beprornMgeted here Immediately The rumor believed
By many, but not by the Union men, OF whom
go the length Of accusing Judge fancy Of being league
with the secessonts and Of not being devoted enough
to the Union.
UNION MEETING.
large ard enthusiastic Union meeting was held here
ast evening The proceedings marked with perfect
u1anm!ty; 10 900 persons present Speeches were
made by l. L. Leary and ]. N. Harris In favor OF tho
vigorous prosecution Of the war, which loudly ap
plauded,
A p4srARpLY ACT.
In one OF my former letters described two immense
Henry from Pittsburg. They were carelossy left ex
posed In the street here during the night between their
arrival and their transportation TO tho fort They are
now discovered 10 be both spiked with rat tail os and
It seems impossible to extract the spikes.
MORE ARRESTS IN BALTIMORE
Five citizens Of Baltimore county wVo arrested yes.
terday By party OF military from York PA They were
taken through Cockeysvile 70 York m are CHARGED
with destroy ing the telegraph wkes near Cockeysyle.
at the time the bridges were burned.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
The Nominating Convention Of the First Congressional
district Of Maryland pcsed OF the counties of so,ncr
get, Worcester Dorchester, Caroline and Talbot have
nor mated Hon D. NJ. Henry for Congress- and pissed
administration, and OF this unhoy aud uniustiiiable
war;" and Gin favor OF poaceabIe setenaent tho
immediate recognition Of the Southern ConfedcraoyU
This the only nomination that been made In Mary
lano by southern sympathisers
IRON nARrAEs FERRY.
learn from passengers in the train from Harper
Ferry which got In yesterday that two immense sixty
four Founders were put in position in battery there on
the day previous On the same day General Johnston
made tour Of all tire batteries both sides OF the Pot
and held conversation with the officers az each
poet II tire impression among the officers there that
their poeoh iopregnaoe They arc aware Of the an.
proach Geperal Mce!snd but express thr conviction
that he Will be unable to distodgo them There cor
tainly rot lees tina 20 COO troops various points
General Lee had teegaphod that he would be there yes
teroey.
Train Due here from the Vest near the Relay House by
United states troops, were really Of ggravated
patue than in'mated IL brief despatch OF ast night
ibe usual sgoal for the train 10 stop made
it had BEEN me conductor states he would have stopped
The lady who came 30 near being shot resides In New
York. There than twenty ladies in the cars
After the had stopped the soldiers rushed through
them using violent and very vulgar language decr
ing thas passengers 10 Baltimore deserved 10 DO shot
any how"
FORTRESS MONROE
By this mornings steamer from Norfolk, learn that in
eGdten to the reinorcements Of troops received by
General Butler Wednesday, two propeors had suco
arrived from Pcrryville which landed hundred horses
carriages for field service 1t expe ted that Norfolk
would be attacked by regular siege approaches that
the troops for tho attack would be Landed hardy,
sandy beach ten miles from Norfolk, under Of the
guns of the feet. There ten thousand men now at
and near Fortress Monroe.
soldier at Monroe had been tried for ravshpg
young lady, whose pa -cn's live in tho vicinity found
guilty, and shot, Tie case Is described most agra
OPERATIONS OF nE OHIO TROOPS
The column Of Ohio TROOPS which left wheeling for
Grafton have not yet been able to get through but they
iron and tools, and all the arc now hard q. work re-
building the two bridges that were burnt down near
iron bridge over the has been or
Union neigbborhood Il twenty three miles west q
Grafton The telegraph wives and poles have boon cat Ia
many places near Menn ngton THIS column Of Ohio
troops numbers 900 eo, and they determined to
push through, not only to Grafton but asneatc Hsr
pers Ferry as Gen hcC1eisnd will allow them They
beautifully supplied with provisions by the czens
along the route all OF whom are delighted with their
presence -Four more regiments OF Ohio troops crossed
the Ohio at beileair, on,Wecne6day, to join them.
earn from Grafton that the stories published In the
Pittsburgh papers OF being driven out Of their
houses the Southern troops who recently occupied
that place arc totally unfounoed.
THE HABEAS CORPUS CASE IN ST. LOUIS.
br. LOUIS, May 81, 1851.
Judge Treat to-day decided that Genera, Harney's
nm Oded in tbo heba ~ N,r
Mcdonald was fully sufficient and adjourned the court
until to morrow to allow counsel to prepare answers
Eleven minute guns fred to day In honor Of Sur
econ General Lawson.
The correspondence Of the Republican says that strong
Union feeling exists IL Western Arkansas and that il tho
secession ordinance submitted to tho people would
be defeated BY three 10 In that section OF the State
THE TRANSPORTS.
Captain johnson, OF the steamer Delaware arrived
yesterday morning from Philadelphia reports that when
fred into his precious trip from Fort Delaware there
was no American color nor has there been any flying
That fort Consequently there nothing salute
FLAG RAISING AT GREENPORT, L, I.
GRzEsroRr, May 81, 1861
large number Of people, including the scholars Of
District School No &c. assembled in front of the Sdon,
Times office 10 witness the raising Of the Stars and
Stripes about three O'Clock 10 day The exercises
opened BY singing the patriotic hymn "America" The
flag was then unurled to the breeze by the editor John
Ridell amid the loud cheers Of the people The Sar
spapgled Banner" surg with pleasing eject, after
which few appropriate remarks were made by Hon. B.
F. Virgins
rifle company is now forming in this town
CAPTURE OF CANNON FROM THE SECE3.
SiONLST5.
WHEELING, May 80, 1851.
The eteamear Eunoe has just landed two large
and carriages on the Island wharf Opposite whoeug)
captured sst night sstersve from the secessousts
b. Captain Piapke's German rife company recently or