The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
MOVEMENTS OF GEMS. BANKS AND CAD.
WALLADER.

WASHINGTON, June TO- 1851.
Gen. Banks left here by the early train this morning
for Baltimore and assumed of the Department
of Annapolis. Gen. Cadwalader to Baltimore last
night and to leave that city for Frederick immedi
ately upon the arrival OF Gen. Banks take command
Of the forces at that place. which to join the column
that moved nom this city during the night and this
morning. place designated before the Point Rocks
which latter position will undoubtedly be assaulted with
in twelve hours, unless the rebels evacuae, which
most likely to occur
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL BANKS AT FORT
McHENRY.
THE FEELING AMONG THE PEoPLE-aENERAL BANKS
PROGRAMME.
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1851.
Major General Banks was At Fort AcHenry this after
noon He command Of this military district TO-
morrow, making the fort his headquarters
General Cadwaader leaves to important duties
sou,hward.
General Banks will cordially CO operate with the civic
authorities for the preservation Of order. Coumbads
and forty two Founders being brought bar the
city from Fort AcHenry. The populace irrtated by
the presence of Northern troops but the conciatory
programme enunciated by General Banks removes all
apprehensions.
General Banks endorses the recommendation for
appropriation Of hundred and fifty millions of dol
lars for the prosecution Of the war
General Banks has not yet settled his staff.
PASSAGE OF MICHIGAN TROOPS THROUGH
ASSAULT ON ONE OF THE soLDERs-THE REBEL
SHOT DEAD IN HIS TRACKS.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1851.
The Second regiment Of Michigan, Colonel Richardson,
arrived here last night They marched up Pennsylvania
avenue this afternoon, making splendid appearance
aud el.cting universal admiration.
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had been riot in Baltimore, growing out Of attack
upon the Michigan regiment The facts are, that the
regiment passed through the city amid the cheers Of
thapeople They in the city about hour before
departing for Washington. When the train containing
the regiment about leaving the suburbs Of Baltimore
trough" standing the bank Of excavation threw
stone atthe orderly sergeant Of Company E. which
struck tie latter violently the leg Taesrgeant raised
his muske. and shot the scoundrxl 'cho was seen fau.
If dead body discovered, this statement will
plain the fact revive the adage, that persons who
live in glass houses should never throw stones"
MILITARY AID FOR THE MARYLAND 10y.
ALISTS.
HAGaRsrowN, June 10, 1851
Friends Of Governor Hicks, Senator Godsborough and
the Secretary Of State Of Maryland arrived this morning
from Frederick, and have visited General Thomas
brigade and asked for troops for Frederick General Pater
sen will Immediately advance q brigade to that point,
and it will march to day. Dhloyaty very strong in
Frederick among members Of the Legislature.
The disunionists have o recruiting rendez-
vous in the city of Baltimore, where numbers
of recruits FOR the Southern army
daily enlisted They sent of passengers on the
running up the Potomac, and land generally at
Milestone Point and sometimes at other points, in the
vicinity Of Aqua Creek ard watch their opportunities to
get thence the river into Virginia 1t is stated
that quantities Of small stores for the Southern army
have been transmitted from Baltimore in this manner.
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR HICKS.
The following proclamation was issued by Gov. Hicks
on Saturday morning.
STATE OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
FREDERICK, Junez, 1851.
Whereas some Of the and accoutrements belong
Ing TO the state have been placed beyond the control Of
the constituted authorities, is believed for dsoyal
purposes persons connected with some Of the military
companies OF the city of Baltimore In violation of their
duties soldiers and citizens and whereas very
large number Of the and accoureents Of the State
st remain In the hands Of the members OF the various
military companies OF said city, OF whom
just grounds for apprehendDg that portion OF said
and accourements about to be carried beyond the
limits Of this State for hostile purposes, and others
about to be destroye cd or concealed
Now, therefore, l. Thomas Holiday Hicks Governor of
Maryland, by virtue OF the powers vested In by the
law Of The state do hsfssy BY this my an.
well the disioya having in their hands and posses
sion any arms and accoutremens belonging the State
.d Y Up the 70 Aa
possession Of such and sccourements and 70 take
all necessary steps, behalf Of the State 70 from
conded strict compliance with the condition of their
bonds Tor the preservation Of such arms and accone
ents and for their redevery 70 the State whenever
Given under my hand. ''''' rHoa b. HICKS.