New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

THE REBELS RUNNING AGAIN.
RETREAT FROM HARpER'S FERRY.
TREASON IN FREDERICK.
A Call for Trccps TO be Sent There
RUMORED COLLISION At WLLlANSP0RI.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune

Special Dispatch TO TIE N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, June 10, 1S0l.
About three o'clock this morning over thousand
District Volunteers, accompanied by Grihns "est
Point Battery, sixty or seventy u. ;. Cavalry from
Texas and Capt Owens squadron of District Cav
airy. marched through Georgetown toward Point oi
Rocks More District Volunteers and the New
HAMPSHIRE and New-York 9th Regiments have toi-
lowed. Col. Stone has command.
The Rhode Island Regiment have followed their
battery to the Relay House where they VIII form
n norton of Gen. Patterson's command. lie
will. if we are correctly informed, meet Col.
Stone at some point between Georgetown and
Point of Rocks and the combined forces WILL IN
conjunction with Gen. Patterson's column and
perhaps Gen. McCellan's, also, etlectuaHy sur
round Harper's Ferry.
The lst Pennsylvania Artillery, hitherto en-
camped at KalOrama, marched this morning.
probably joining Col. Stones column.
We have good reason to believe that Col
Stones column took boats on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, above Georgetown, and are pro-
ceediog TO point about thirty miles beyoLd, not
far from LeesblrC and some twenty miles from
Point of Rocks. Tney took twelve days rations.
According to Trustworthy intelligence from
Harpers Ferry, the Rebels are retreating.
Twelve hundred wagons have been seized from
the farmers in the vicinity Of Winchester, and
are engaged in transporting the troops BY de-
tachments to Strasburg, whence they are to go
by rad TO Manassas Junction. They had re-
ceiyed early intelligence of the movement from
Washington and were meeting it IN their usual
manner. II is doubtful whether our columns will
combine in season to make large capture.
According to this information the rebels have
given up all hopes Of effective aid IRON Mary
land and mean TO make a stand al, AID, per-
hap,, an attack from Manassas Junction, which
is, according to reports received by Government,
strongly fortified. The cannon are in semi
circle in the center Of which is the railroad sta
ton. 70 that troops moving along the track
would be shattered from two sides.
Beauregard has issued Proclamation. lie is
said 10 have 10000 troops under his command.
On the other hand, we learn from the same
person through whom We received the account
of the Rebels plans, published in Sundays
TRIBUNE, and who has just returned from see
opd visit beyond the Chain Bridge that there
nre certainly 300 or 400 Rebel soldiers on the
yirgnia eide near the Falls in the vicinity of
two large fat boats, of which they would seem
to have charge.
The news Of the advances from here this
morning had already crossed the Potomac, and
was nving TO Manassas Junction and Richmond.
The force was marnified to l0,0C0 and 70 far
from discouraging, reassured the rebels in the
feasibility Of their plan. Indeed, they began to
talk of outhanking the Washington lines, and
capturing the city directly, thus robbed OF ITS
defenders, without going around by Baltimore,
sure that that place would rise in moment if
the capital were taken.
II is believed by my informant, that ii all
things prosper, the advance upon us viii be
made by Thursday q; furihest at which time, il
is thought, our troops that hase marched viii
be occupied with the Harper's Ferry force.
We have further confirmation of the dis
affection at Harpers Ferry. Three companies
refuse to drill under any flag but The Stars and
Stripes They are, probably, the Kentuckians
who hold the Maryland Hehts, and who, if
previous statements may be believed will prob
ably turn their guns against the rebels, OF whom
they are nominally allies.