The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
REpORys FROM FREDERICK.

demonstrations, especially by the soes VINO bestowed
bouquets upon oflcsrs and soldiers alike
Last night the White House, kept by Johr Eagan
about four miles hence, entered by party, who
seized secession flag small arms, intended for
hostile purpose, as Hagan swaars and other property
Hogan makes affidavit TO that effect.
Shortly after entering tho city, inform nation given
to the troops that accession eg had beer displayed
from the Herald office, adjoining the City Hotel.
demonstration on the building early threatened,
but by representations OF Lieutenant Colonel Ptun the
excitement among the troops sor the time alayed.
Colonel Pittman then left, in company with Colouel
Mausby, Of Frederick for breakfast when scr.c was
made on the office, but no important damage done.
secession flag seized by private Eos
ter, Of the Marine battery in the rear Of
private dwelling While having the staff in hand Foster
states Mat fowlng piece was l'ed the shot OF which
struck the flagstaff Just between the hands of Fster
who escaped unipjured.
The excitement abou. The Herald ONCE at time
intense but further demonstration spprcbended
troops are en- route for the railroad on the way
bSkhsr.
Colonel Burnside was active In restoring order
The regiment goes direct 20 Washington their re
turn from Virginia, after accomplishing yesterday
forced march Of thirty three miles.
1t should be stated that Hsgsn entirely excupates the
from the consequences of the assault his promises
Leading Unonsts deprecae the action Of inconsderate
friends in designating to soldiers secessionists resi-
deuces. bloody outbreak prevented by the con
catory course Of General shrver and other prominent
citizens.
OPERATIONS OF THE POTOMAC FLOTILI.A.
NAsoAMoY Potomac Rrvas, June II. 1851.
Yesterday Lieutenant Budd, of the Resolute,
t1o Axt,
Of men, about fifty In number, clad in grey uniforms
concealed IN the woods, small wooden building.
one man, who seemed to be sentinel pointed musket
at the Resolute, but sesrned 10 DO checked by
another, and did not fire. Lieutenant Butd then
fred several shots from his twelve FOUNDER riaed
Cannon, when the whole body ran away through
the bushes. The men had thrown up breast
work during the night. schooner reported yes
terday to Commander Rowan, Of the pavnee, a little
below Aqua Creek that he had been fred into by mus.
ketfy from The place. Tha Reliance, Lieu
tenant bygatt, was sent down to examine Into
the state OF affairs. On arriving opposite Point
Matthias he heard tie gound Of musketry, which he
supposed directed at him. He fred about sixteen
rounds into the spot where the sound from but
not tell with what effect The Freedom was then comug
out Of Tobacco creek opposite and AIRED two rounds Of
blank cartridge to attract the attention OF the Reliance
Reliance took notice or it and left Lieut. Mygast
this morning joined the Freeborn with the Reliance
reported that he did not come Commander RoSan
had ordered him to return Immediately. This morning,
fioia Information received, Lieut. Budi visited adgo
creek, near st. Mafys river, on the Maryland side,
where be found the schooner Buera Vista, Lealer,
frcm Baltimore for st Mar!s As this is enc
OF the vessels which ia in tho habit Of taking
supplies over to the Virginia thore, Lieut. Budd
captured her prize. ahe had on board thirty age
barrels sugar. two hhds sugar. twenty bags coffee
bids bacon eleven tiertes hams mite boxes oranges
and lemons, four demijcbns liquor, five barrels
whiskey, twelve barrels -four ana sixty three sacks
sat Lieutenant Budd hkg Just brosght her Into
Esrgenoy, and Commander Ward has orieyed him to
take her on to Washington immediately On saturday,
while the Feebora was standing Up the Potomac above
Ccne river three scnotners in charge OF the
Resoue Lieut. Budd came On board the Freeborn bring
ing with him Capt Babcock, Of the schooner Christana
keere, OF Perth Amboy, who repor ed that he had
sshcre of Eedar Point, near Matthias Point tn,
previous night in consequence OF the rebels b .vnf
burned the i'gh tooa party Of svvvvsUpios,
with musAets Ind dressed in q dark gray uniform
fror te Virginia side al nice O'Clock the follow
nag mciL,og Captain Babcock and made their
cape in boa. 10 of the schconers when the rebels
H. cd at him, though he uncovered. They then set
ii, to the schooner On Saturday, at midnight, when
The Fresborn passed, the schooner still burning.
Ceai1 Bsbcock goes up the Resouie Vessels passing
Up the Potomac ought to avoid the Virginia Shore
oialy Point xaihiaa, rebel troops there and
free 10 the Of Iauskeiy urarmed vessels The
While ncuse is another bad slo. Lieut.. Budd, OF the
Resolue esroyed Virginia vessel OF one hundred TINS
at Coriouan Bay
MOVEMENTS OF THE MAINE FOURTH REGI-
MENT.
Boston, JuIs IS, 1861
The Fourth (dsine) regisent, Colonel Berry, arrived
OF one o'clock tc. day and marched to the Common.
The Cadets ard large delegation Of the OF Maine
acted escort. The march through many OF the
principal Streets and immense crowds cheered the troops
after partak,g Of substantial collation. provided by the
city and few hours rest ald social intercourse the reg
merit marched to The Old Colony DEPOT and at o'clock
eft for New York by special train and steamer provid
ed by tie agents OF the Fall River line The full camp
equpage Of tie regiment Including htty four horses for
baggage train, &c forwa rded this forenoon. Tho
regime Mt ia well Offered white banner orne In the
fanke bore the inscription From The home Of Knox
The Turf.
CzNTgEyIrI9 COURSE, I. I-TRor1ING Tuesday, June
IS, match 81, oto, two mile beats, ID harness.
James D NcNann named b. m Flora Temple. ..... 2
james Turner named ch. G. John Morgan
Tine-456 4-452H
The above race OF the best and fastest tast
has ever tsken place. and ranks on the record Of time
ANo. l. The Kentucky horse proved himself trump,
bat the lid Queen the tart allowed herself to be
headed in the race, aud ssemngy less leg weary
than the gaiiant hentuckiRn Flora Temple is Bill mis-
tress Of the turf.
PersOHa1 Intelligence.
genatOr Sumner, Of Massachusetts; Col Mercy nolds
Of Michigan Dr. Oliver, from Fortress Honroa Adjnant
Fo'elt Of the Boston Ely ing Artillery Capt Whiting, of
d United States Army }. + curd end N B. Scott, OF
otio; Hon Charles Foyer, Of Geneva and g. Mer-
Major L. P. Graham, and Msjcr Beaverton, o, the
Vned States Army; A. C Leslie and wife, of Canada;
p Williams and wife, OF Stoungon, Coan g Roberts,