New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
THE ADVANCE OF THE MN sW IN. n
RE&;IMENT.

Correspondence Of TIE ~ z. Tribuus
DARSEsTowN, June is, 1851.
We started from Camp Cameron on Monday, Juns
10, and marched lat Dl.j through 10 place called
Rockville Nd, l8 miles from our camp where we
arrived about 5 p. H. The road was lonely ard the
sun was scorching, Notwithstanding which only iee
men out Of the whole regiment gave ont and they
were as well o. could I've The next day We bad
eleven wagons TO carry camp equipage, and the
horses suffered great deal more than the men, froln
appearance. Weiay over at Rockville one day, WHO'RE
the let New Hampshire Regiment, who Lad preceded
U.s. lay on the opposite side Of she Fair Ground where
we were encamped together.
Our battalion drill in the afternoon made tho
occasion for Of the finest i has ever been
my lot to witness. The two regimenis-ihe 9th and
the New.lI lIamOshirt- III hollow square, aud
the whole body sang tie hymn, "My Country It's u
Thee" After witch, prayers by cur different chap.
l.iDs, and teen singing the Star Spslnged Banter"
We were then dismissed, and, putting arms away,
all returned 10 the paride-g -OnnGthe New Hampshire
regiment side and the 9Th on the o,her
After cheering until we were almost boaFe, there
seemed TO be spontaneous outbreak Of irerdship on
The part of each for they rushed like madmen from
each side, shaking hands tossing caps into the AR,
embracing, and OF the Dutchmen in our regiment
flor we have Dutch company kiSsirg ore another for
joy. Could any regiment of Secessonists have wit.
messed that scene. they would instantly have returned
to their allegiance to the best Government that WIS
formed for mortal man TO live under.
lne next. morning We HilrG0 on OuI again,
and reached this place about =. H., without any
accident Of any kind occurring on the route.
Just u party Of US returning from the well,
where We lad been to get some water, down ia tie
woods about OF mile from our enoampm.ni, came
across horse ali saddled aud bided il looked rather
suspicious, waited la ambush for awhile, uniu
we SAW q man who ha5 been noticed sbout the camp
for some time, and seized bm, horee notes and ALT
and should not wonder if we should have 10 shoot
hiu, as the proofs Of the most poriye kind 10
taket very hard crying and begging to be let 60,
bat l think they will hold on to him.
suppose ttat by tomorrow morning we VIII pro.
ceed on our journey toward Harpers Ferry, where, t
IL presumed we will have brush, If the cowardiy
thieves dare make stand, which they have not done
as yet.
1his place where we are now is composed Of twelve
houaes three bans blacksmith shop, grocery store,
and lots Of fence There are y great many re-
ports to not getting good feed sDd OF parties
OF 81 and 40 leaving the regiment on account OF ile
officers net knowing their business Sc Now all this
j. nn upfourded iblssiOCd. There were OILY 80 who
would not take the oath, who were st'iQed rnd
dTummed out oi The camp, aud they, 10 make gooo
appear in the city, have sprea1 these repot-. AZ
provisions, have bacon, fe.h beef Gice week.
rice coffee tea, sugar. &c., and think will get no
better fare at Of the largest c lee la the States
Bot there always GROWERS in every place and half
grown boys in this reg sllent vino tbonght hey
going out on easufc party Tor month ortwo,
10 live the fat of the land ,d Instead thar tJey ges
good substantial food. All 0t the look fine, strong
aud hearty and when they get back TO Newiofk viii
he much healthier than hen they lett.
PRIyATEERs FORBIDDEN TO ENTER CASapTAS
PoRTs-OYrIoIAL ORDER FROM THE DUKE oT Nav.
c.srLE.-The following official order appears in the
Montreal papers Tuesday. twill be that England
is fulfilling the promise of iu'erdciing the shelter al
JEFF Dayis's 5 pirates in any British ports:
DowSING STREET jane ], 1861.
SIR: You are already aware that the Qneen -
desirous Of observing strictest neutrality Ia the
contest which appears to he imminent between the
United States and the -o-caled Confd crate States Of
North Americe. have now to inform YOU that, ia
order 20 yye full eiet 10 this principle, Her Majesty
has been pleased 10 nterdct the armed sls and al q,
the privaiesrs of both parties fron carrying prLN
made by them into the porte haibors, s,eads, or
waters Of the United Kingdom, Of any Of Her ltics-
tys colonies or possessions abroad.
II IL Her Majesty desire that this prohibiion should
be forthwith notified to all proper authorities wilin
her dominions, and l am 10 deeire thai You tahe
measures TO secure its eectual Observance within the
limits of your Government.
ss,,r.a NrNC AsTLE.
ovs,ues sfs Ti.h, Honorable Sir y. W. HxAp Bsr, 40