The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

vor to ntimdato them BY the most fabulous and false
stories Of crucltes perpetrated by tho yankees"
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE
FoarREs MoNRoE, July II, 1891
Departure Of the Fourth Aassachuseas Regiment for
Home-General Buffers Speech-Incide,as on Their DE-
parture-Their Valuable Servtces-Lia Of Officers de-
Affairs al Newport Nacs-Rdurn Of Scouting Parties
Arrival Of Coss.raband from Pigs Poin-A Visit to the
Picket--Br9ade Drll-Drn at Bdaeyy-The Telegraph,
DO, de-, dc.
The departure OF tho Fourth Massachusetts, regiment
for Boston took place to-day They marched from Camp
Grebe, Hampton, al early hour this morning and
drawn up on the parade ground in the fort, when
they stacked their until ten O'Clock, when
they again drawn up in line for by General
Butler After this they formed four companies doep and
General Butlor addressed them from his horse He
GREETED that they were to leave but their time was
out they entitled TO 60 home. Since they had been
here they had been placed in the front rank every
vancc-as at Newport News, Big Bethel aud Hampton
They the Hrst regiment to respond TO tho call Of
their country and they might DO called minute mcn
though 10 one sense they were not. They had per-
formed their duty vol, and they entitled when
they returned aud should receive the paudit Of Wo
them goodbye and hoped them again tho field
Lead by the band, they then marched down to the
wharf, and soon on the propeller which TO take
them 70 inc steamer sP"nians' wncn conveys tnem
the post discoursed some soul inspiring airs
u, 1n0 w! . .S rm, S s y, .e
rounds Of hearty chccrs and the customary tiger FROM the
soldiers tho propeller He thanked them for this mani
~ nstts xooeers ~ cnnsrd ts ose srn
Massachusetts,: He made very neat speech, which
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troons on hoard ,hs spaudna ey sail '"0
nnow spsa~ 'tS ."Sol =" wrou say shcy
have asr~sf hoir oon,rx with snr,, and .,doy
nav soa s s0 ~ hV , WV W.h .ls as ssuv.
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s,. manp'r a''Ae ofeo"aoe 70 themselves ana tncr
state .,
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eAamp.e u Wns' pau .n o'sm anu ngn sense OF aaty
may sccompenmo !on .ncai resp.c'ye companies ana
than !twonty'lonr hours after the order had had
ocvr ,ssuou, anu us. W ana vi uic SOL
high sense duty that mpoed the M minute %en Of re
70 leave tner piougns no aena in ,her worthy sons in
ioV. may suey n M mc ~ seq sh,s Shnoy WAT cosen
an %,0aa' sSns Tasr;nU ~ o W.,
Lieut.. oolSnS, iiawses rearing ~ Malor d. u Mn"ts
more; Aalutant, henry walker; surgeon Henry M.
Lovan; nss,stsn! surgeon w. Lyman Faxon quarter
master, W. SorSutn;
WIN senu iun ist somorfo", rs want OF Time pre-
c9 rn my gNug so-day.
Of be nn @ wo pc
Scott Le Guard went OUT upon scouting expedition on
MONDAY last nndcf command OF Lieut. colonel McGegor,
On .ne scost LIe Gaara Iney returned YESTERDAY ana
reported that they saw ABOUT dozen OF the enemys
tnem 1ney neard nothing from lieutenant herriDgens
party .,.
About Elk O'CLOCK TINS morning small 5oat containing
tney peonged 10 man named fsehJamm Anes ABOUT zen
miles from rig roint ana nat they nad eft rigs Point
ABOUT nine O'Clock Iast hght having got 0st ana had
oeen all nignt gcttng 70 newport News lhey dd not
know anything ABOUT inc number Of the enenys forces
ous sau ta' ee sCnoo ouse ana cnutcn were uieo Win
SICK soae1s una also nat ne Ieoes mo sm!seen very
large cannon ~ inc g roht battery ono Oh tne contra
oanu s.avo nat NJ nau ueen Workug upon tne Drdges
anu .hat .ns soe5 we're orogg Oil the streams between
N0sIoik anu rig romt' .
NJ, Two s.eame.s were seen coming down 70 tnc sewals
foni oa.ery tnis morning. one OF tnem caeo the wasp
ION mere t9As tne enemy are 4Ae'ng important move
course. il not known hare Bv kindncss Of MAJOR
Turner, Of the First regiment New York Volunteers,
omcer .. snS cay was , tn1nsneu Win morse
view tho pickes stationed upon the outskirts Of the
camp We rode circuit Of nearly five miles
.nIougn very Ssaot.ui SECTION OF country ana
Somewhat dangerous as there heavy BODY Of timber
upon the edge Of which the pckets stationed This
O Tvs r.hss ase r n.y. anuen,Os ca WIN
upon our pcEe,s unawares But the men nre Ily aware
Of their danger, and are constantly upon the alert
r,orn, pbe,n ~ ,hs Ers. v,enn,s rDr", Si m
mandinx. There were I've regiments in the
Geld, and they went through the various
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