New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
The Grand Southwark Movement.
FORMATION OF eRioAOEs.
LOOKING AFTER SECESSION CLERKS.
Special Dispatch 10 The ". Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 5. 1861.
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

Inc Grund ARMY VIII bd'abce III lnito uFr
sion,, the right led by Gen. Tyler of Connecti-
cut, the center by Col. Hunter, who has been in
general command at Fort COrcoran. tho left by
Col. Heinzelman, who has been in general COM
mand ut Alexandria, the whole BY Gen. Nc
DoueI. There will be fourth corps of
reserve.
Lach will be not far from 10000 men.
Among the commanders of bri9ades beside Col
wilcox Of Michigan, ard. possibly, Col. Blocker
Of the German Rifles, will be, probably, Col.
burnside Of The Rhode Island lst, three Colonels
Of the new regiments Of the regular army Col.
Franklin Of the 18th, Col. Porter Of the 10th,
and Col. Sherman Of the 18th. The last named
will have in his brigade the Goth aud two other
New-York regiments.
Where tie three columns will combine, can
not be stated. But We may venture to say that
Il ;sill he at q point beyond Fairfax Court
House.
When tho moyefne--t will bs made, it is not
safe to prophecy. But syenrssng indicates that
The hour of marching ia not very far distant
The Rhode Island Regiment expect to cross
tomorrow or next day, and il is said that five
thousand men will cross tonight
A detachment of the 2Hd infantry. follow ed
by q baggage train, crossed this evening. 1t
believed that the forward movement viii not
really commence for two or three days, although
new positions, somewhat in advance, may be
taken in preparation for the march. But it will
be made as soon as practicable, and probably in
ample season to have an effect on Johnson's
army, as well as upon Manassas Junction. The
2stb Brooklyn Regiment has received orders to
occupy all the intrenchments on tho Potomac
except those at Alexandria, the regiments now
holding them having orders to move forward.
THE GARIBALDI GUARDS.
The Garibaldi Guards are encamped two miles
beyond the Bridge.
GEN. JOHNSON LIKELY To FIGHT.
The following dispatch has been received here:
M,RrIssBURG, Va. Thursday, July a. 1851 Pm.
We have intelligence here that General johnson
seems dsposed 10 make stand at last. He is now
directly in front Of General Psersons army and seven
miles of, only. His command consists to-day, we are
assured OF, 5DO0 men, Of which 600 are cavalry.
General Patterson must get up with him BY sunrise to-
morrow morning, unless he vamoses oil again. Burn
sides Rhode Island Battery has joined General
Patterson.
GENERAL FRRMONT's WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
General order No. 40 constitutes the State Of
Illinois and tho States and Territories West of
the Mississippi River, and on this side of tue
Rocky Mountains, including New Mexico, asepa-
rate military command, to be known aS the
Western Department, under the command of
Major General Fremont of tho United States
army, with headquarters at st. Louis.
TRAITORS BEHEADED.
General orders Nos. 30 and 40 pay the follow
ing just tribute to traitors:
II having been sscertu.d to the s.,ctOu Of th. Depart
tor.in- ard has expressed rAonsbl- designs sgsns, the Gov
Tho Usd State. hi. will DO stricken from the
C.pt9n John McSsb IOhnantry having while In commsnd
Of fo LA. given satisfactory evidence OF his dlsolyey 10
t. Government TIE President directs that his be sclen
from tho rolls oi tho army.
He also directs that the name Of Assistant
Surgeon Lafayette Guild, medical staff, be
stricken from tho rolls for refusing TO renew his
oath Of allegiance.
THE DISCHARGE OF DISABLED VOLUNTEERS.
No voluoteer will henceforth be discharged
upon 4 Surgeons certificate of disability until
the certificate shall have been submitted to the
Medical Director, aud shall have been approved
and cOuntersigned by him.
TIE PAY OF CHAPLAINs.
Chapains of New York volunteer regiments,
mustered into service for two years, are to re-
ceve the pay and allowances that are granted to
Chaplains of three-years regiments.
MOVEMENTS or SECRETARY CAMERON.
Secretary Caueron, who went TO Fortress
Monroe by special train and boat yesterday
morning, will return tomorrow.
DRsERTER FROM THE sxTY.NISTH
A deserter from the 69th was drummed out
Of camp last night. He had altered the date to
which his leave Of absence extended from June 2
to July 2, but was caught by the New York po.
lice and returned to his regiment. 1t formed in
line the whole length Of Fort Corooran, and the
poor fellow, who expected to be shot, received
this DOW humiiating sentence,