, 1861-05-15

LETTER FRonE WARRINGTON.
tBpecial Correspondence to the Trtbune.1
TAsH1xs7oN. May 10. 1851.
It Is said Q full regiment came In last night,
doubt The fact is, our troops arc lot com
/ Ing ton INT enough. All sccounts agree. that :,
va hsye men Eeady and eager by the thousands
to rnsh to the WAT wherever it be, but they arc
detained Tor some reason, supposed to be good
Of course, with Gen. Scott ut the head Of
from thelr papers and from travellers, arriving
North, agrEe also In the statement that theFa
are vastly more troops In VirEinia, ready to :
march upon Washington, than we har. ,,stefhv
believed A gentleman wha ~ ...a It my sIde Il
table, snd who h'- business connections IA
~: "a, told me ha had letter ..tss.1ng
.-at Il, 900 troops would be there to day. Tho
railroad from Alexandra towards Richmond,
and indeed to it, IL not the wheezy, asthmatlc
comotives, and It's rolling stock has, especial
II at the Ale1andrian end, CREST capacity for
bringing troops and munitions Of war. It is
beginning to be an unwelcom@ idea in the Cap
tng It. liying about IN the segment OF a circle,
ths two points Of which segment lie on tho
Potomac 1t is thought ve have not more
thxn 2S 900 troops, all told, in this city, with
Rome s coo ut Annapolis, and 1000 1t tho
Relay Hoqse, nine miles this side Of Btlti-
have 10000 here I'D hefeebouts, and to
strike quick and to strike strong; so,
that there shall be no more striking tb do. It
looks we'll, to be sure, that our troops arriving
to-day, n. re cheered through Baltimore. md =
that not dog dare move his tongue. Bnt JU1.
may bs assured that there are dogs there, and
II the scales Of war were potBed, many sword
there would be thrown into the enemy's side,
and thousands would let slip the dogs Of WaF-
Maryland, ont Of Baltimore, would be moro
as hear, that along the line Of the State in
part1 bordering on Virgins the fire eaters Of
Virginia have been splitting; their fire out into i
the Mar1and woods and burning them. There !
is 10 doubt but that State and 1ts city Of Plug
Uglies will Incline a. Providence Was said to
largest canaon." And this reminds me that:
in despatch to day in regard to troops from
Kentucky to Virginia, it is stated they tring
sixty nine pieces Of cannon With thema "Tel
that to the marines" say L But they have
been stealing such articles long enough to have
avery heavy ordnance Cannot our gather
ing forces manage to bring into seryi'e mbFe
artillery and cavalry, The hope Of the trail
tors lies chiefly in their batteries, and 1t is ru-
mored to-day that jeff Davis as5s his rided
~. Ha;nLts w do,ht har E.eioaa -
thara ~ ss;ah tba., =. onr nemo1e hs-- ee'
nt ~ sIose neisN's ION usoTgetown. 1'at We
"a'' xnua md men on hnTse tn swtnnt.a
hanke ff the Poton,nc and mal+ rv.rv aTarrs
to thisl city like the Bridge Of Lodi.
am told By clerk In the War DEPARTMENT
that q gentlemau from Centralia has inst ar.
was bad enou9h to sngsest a1ain - tie sps 5s.r
iii The 1ste re7ff1rcpment If cs;ro Gsff - ~
possible that you haYe 60 manv, men tbe1e ~
who are destined to pull hemp? Where is
Foulke, where 10 LOGAN, where Is McC1ellsud.>
where is Douglas that they do not pat Their
hands to the Stars and Stripes IN the southern
tier was told that the wife of one Of the
above named gentlemen whose Southfrn
interests, betfay her into sneakiro
them, IL PhiladeIphia. Bhere aha conG,
plains she has CONS near being mobbad
by tho popuIace. And I gentleman here -
day bunting rooms, on incidentally learning
that those he Was looking at hsd been ocoa-
pi5d By the three first gentlemen aboYe
named, turned up bis n6ae and walked ot,t. sev
ing they would need the 1uarhntina of Ora b.
fore he Would oceupt them. :
The burial Of the poor soldier today wa.
yery sad and imuressive 1s th.u -st33-ns5
frnrn the praye tle trnona of +hS a+hns.As;
ments stood uncovered as fha co1onaniass ~
the Metronol}tAnp. IN which Howord hsInn1.d
paseed-tfe band plai ing meanrhile ' - di7ea'
Poor falioH he fell befGre hfx ti,ne-hnt ~
had what many a soldier fs;Is In OF an ;n5t.~
Fidual burial and a pnEe, yThfeh nov -
marfed VITA Iii name ~
The Rhode island Rpp;mant ara ooi,o ,,4,
caInn to-u,orrow- neaf Kend,1I'se e46 'a-6vsu euso
heantifu1 p!aee> NILE and - ha1f mt Ee,r tha
railroad. Thsy have won golden ON ontn{ona Nm w "
A. "itr.-and ~. - thas 1891 eEnn sna "a
o1oa,h;yno ,aore a1a;ahla tsa,, f1ov'ooo ~
9h;s - ~ nr;vata o. i.1aaI .a4 se op,oions-ano
tha oa.; ~ H. hsrraaIs t@'e} H. esn ;Eopssa
r;.uat1a ns1t. ~ ~ 80 a9 iaalss IN tne
d-an. H. ~ az $500 1 ate eaio ~ ge "oG-
NJ TarELont y. ~ nnaI.n nIns ~ mo me Seventh
~ ,-,szsrs. ~ Tst 10y, et1i entSf'
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ea'ne n!'1t oa@n CO. - ~ T.
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Hes u1ea1 nan.isa ~ q. - sas syn!gosta1on
~ 1oi: i1ea.ns, anu ss nass ooe4 Askea Ihat
Gahln1nz G1hnm ansHel iePGrseo e1 Ms as TO 1en;
alom' Tas npe.n aaU LUZ aoi % VI me met'!e. "
eoufsE @ Ane~ srs De- w. 1auugn ~ alsWsr
ate, 1aelS "~ ssns1:an AZ Just n irom talfo a1o
st.s, s1e1s, lsh.ns a1as "Ta taa. antS "s1e ~"
stzocg-psa'y ~ eAuaonnploSi .h. ., &C,
~aen ne "As LILLY LIZ. sas1seAosga .1g t4ey were
eApeesisg ~ as'aIa aIs tlJu stetapnIs. Naen ne
Passea doTA W eenpase tney "e1e expecting
~. ~ 2Itsch luete iauu u 1Al9' na not certain
on! tals Is 70 pe, an s.oona cats hEht, where
eacn VIII iook 1ne atner IN me LACE At q dis
ilauce' WIN onlJ Ae sa.ssoiiG.A 1enonstfa-
3: Ions OF gIea1 ~as ano iary oat Mofe DC.