The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
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sbere Something about the consignment excited the
OF Colonel Jackson who caused both the coffee
40, susar be analysed, when 10 the horror aud indig
ra,ien The commandant II was discovered 70 be poi
s,uurv nttfurs on Tuesday last. This statement is
suprofted by that Of resident OF Sandy Hook an en-
t,yee Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, VINO aaas %
on the succeeding morning, "Wednesday lssI, .w S,
seven very sIge sacks Of coffee, weighing no sun
about eco pouLas each, we're brought ny oy - L.
,,s yerry anon hand cars propelled by men specially
engaged for the service lie states W. go S,hs
Ibe trege lie men were requesseu ~ refst 10 da
,tey were AFRAID of bc!pg pressed into service
The po.sop,ng s.ory is very improbable. -.
eirnrfon of which the utmost vigilance was exhibited
raa xh4stev and liquors OF al Kinds scores OF par.
re of me former we're DESTROYED curing the periou
~ ~, Of the The.c ontents OF two bar
yes uere empted INTO the Potomac as recently az wed
Resdsy Lt a.. - ,. ,..o ~, w.a
uesday right, when two regiments, who had received
or5ers afternoon 10 nlld themselves N reaanesS
ok their depa ure afoot in the direction OF Charessown
frv The sue eedng general orders were issued
for the tire force ID prepare Tor an nmeate depar
and !he baggage wagons Nhlch 70 inc numper OF
OF The eurround country during the previous fortnight,
heavily sdened with army stores, camp eqappage,
&C lnd eft about tea o'cloNk on thursday morning,
eecSr,ed regiments Of infantry One hour later
and tho general OF the troops was commenced
struck aud we're placed with all the remaining
utores aud ammunition in a arge number of cars, which
bad collected for the!. transportation, ana were
thus convey ed to Charlestown-as ia supposed
The the amount Of az mt 100 and regiment of
infantry also left the town by the winchester Railroad
lae remainder pursued their journey aoo One full reg
ment OF Vreniaps Numbering Is estimated about 100
mt n took the eesburg wh;h winds around the
mountain but whether they continued on their march
thper TOOK the route 20 Chsrlesown a; its ntersec
ton with The former road could not be ascsrtaued BY
ndu ighi Thursday the main body Of the army, num-
berng s yafioufy estimated from IA, 600 to 1900
men had lef. EsTpers Ferry The rear guard comp-is
Ing one regiment Of s!ssssippars and the Kentucky
gmt nt together with deachments from several Virginia
res remained behind at the encanpment OF ,he
heights at Bolivar apparently as much for the purpose
Of experimenting the work OF the government
property as Of protecting the rear of the army About
Saturday these troops aso retired by way Of The
Winchester road and Harpers Ferry was entirely free
OF military
OUR GREENCAsTLE CORRESPONDENCE.
GRENcAsrx, Pa, June TO- 1861.
The Et,gera Mspmer of General Paars'n- HaeerstoUn
ne Headquarters.
Irode over TO this place this morning, and saw the
troops tie First division take up the line OF march for
Williams port accordance with the Intention, stated
in my last. rhe different brgades commenced moving
about four O'Clock A. and we're on the march IN line
about o'clock. You have the Let giving the com
position and strength Of this division and II s there ore
ceasary for 10 recap.uate it here Il is enough
70 cay that Il amounted TO 10 600 men, the advance led
by Captain Doubleday and his battalion Of United States
artillery, followed by the Rhode Island regiment with
their battery Of six pieces and the cavalry then the in
fniry regiments Tie looked well, and presented
very formidable appearance
The regiments Of the Second division also moving
by rail TO Hsgersown, the first regiment Of the Second
brigade, Colonel Yohe, passing along the railroad the
First division were forming and marching along the Viii
Transport and Greencastie road, and mutually cheered
each other
II ia autheptically reported here this ornpg by scouts
cent out to Harpers Ferry and just returned that the
no,,o thn Md
falling back and it rumored that they intend to
fan upon The small force at Cumberland
The probability now is that this army win advance
rapidly toward HArper's Ferry.
OUR CHAMBERsBURG CORRESPONDENCE
CHAMBRRsBuRe, June Isl P N.
Karch Of The Troops for Ha9ersto,n.
The troops Of the gecond division all rapidly being
conveyed from this place TO Hagestown. The Connecti-
cut regiment will remain here a short time TO guard
public property, and then follow TO Hagersown. Gen.
Patterson staff will leave for Hagerstown by special
train to day at three p NJ, and establish headquarters
depot at that place. which will be the base Of
operations and source Of supply for this army,
OUR BEDFORD CORRESPONDENCE.
BEDFORD, Pa June IL, 1851.
No Camp at Bedford- FI0ttire from Virginia-TAe Err
pedisson upon Romney-Egtct Of tae Forced Ealist
s.es,-Colonel anderson TO Rs.rsit a. Bat5ord dc.
Nothing of interest has rauspired here since my last
There several strangers in town mostly from Bai
more gentleman started from Cumberland for Balti
more, and being unable to so by the way of Harper
Ferry, was obliged 10 come ths way.
II is probable that there will be camp here, at eas
for the present. has already been located at Cum
berand the mouth of valley The gathering Of IN
federal troops south of has driven all fear Of inya
sion from the minds of people aud those troubled
with wesk nerves are no longer disturbed by VISIONS
midnight maurading parties.
,Hrg n
ard seek refuge in this STATE fearing tina, they will
impressed into service if they remain There
this, two young men, brothers, who have jass AZ
rived from Virginia, and left after they hac
m tEentyfour hours suffer the consequences. They
Stay ing at the house OF relative, OF the mos
respectable citizens Of our county Their picture Of The
desoatiDg effects Of accession upon Virgins Rnyh ul
Tut encouraging TO its final triumph even If eft alone.
The news of Colonel Waace's expedition Romney
reached last evening and the report that have
that marched 600 agenst 900 and succeeded in com
petey routing them, killing four taking colonel ma
or and several other officers prisoners as well as cap
turing La amount OF arms ammunition, storee and
camp equipage II seems 70 be the I'M preston thai LIE
plan Of ippressment into service IN Virginia s work nj
against them, causing many 10 their ranks, who have
thus been forced TO take up arms, TO fail them when
an eme gency It is, in fact, openly stated by ugtv
have been forced to enlist will hesitate to shoe. the
officers, out Of revenge, at the very fret engagement
when ordered to fire upon the federal roops they vii
shoot their own officers instead.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad s now open, an.
guarded by federal troops from Cumberland 10 Wheeling
and lie in fine running order IL will be kept open IN
bridges east Of Cumberland have been burned almost
70 the city, by the secessionists.
Colonel Anderson s expected here to recruit his hea
OPERATIONS OF THE INDIANA ZOUAvEs
AT ROMNEY.
OUR CUMBERLAND CORRESPONDENCE.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June IL, 1851.
Six companies (eoo men) of the Eleventh Iudan
eZouave) regiment Colonel Wallace qurtered here snc
Monday last left town yesterday secretly look after
secession force at Romney, Va Four companies
ed here The vrgnians reported to consist Of 2o
men, The Zouaves want fight where the proportions
at least two to against them and this was their
second effort. Upon reaching Romney fight eusued, o.
which the following is description The zouaves ad
Hanced at the udouhe quick The secese onsta pqen