The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-03
from tho Baltimore sun, Of Friday !

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| ihs' at IA point about one mile west OF the Re-
i@y mouse, by n detachment of the troops sta
! LloAea There who, IL 10 alleged, acted or the
ptioh that tae train was carrying an
chilis party o. Confederate troops, sUch a
| IuiHof Wing been clrC uiat ted On the con
| t!Ai} ne viewer, the tram contained IA mum Der
| oI St" or n ana PhlladelphIa through pas
| sFhBtrs, including several ladies.
| Ii IS usual when train is called to a halt
| 20 wave d iight IA front of the train as Il sig
| .iti. AH@ conductor and passengers assaTL /
| tuaI 40 sach ilSnt was displayed, and the
pace Aot being the regular stopping point
thr tram came on, Of course ImmedIa vel Y
ao0at ten or eleven muskets were tired-soine
s.g ~ tAe eHgihetr, aIr. Lewis. but nearly ali
tiiH jit'IS hffu LOOK eHecE 10 the TWO first pas
seHgeT ears, i've leaving their mark nna
BAH s-ruck near The head OF d lady Mrs 2Iur-
dpl Il, OF New York, taking out a large piece
OF tGa wood work Ot the car :. a Secoud rss..ar
| III close pfox xmity To the Ee;td of Il gentleman
| a motel Keeper at Harpers Ferry, carrying
| away several Stats OF the window while 4
tiiifo GAIL Htefed the WateT-closst, pertorat-
| !Ig iaur partitions.
| 4ae t.ala, previous 70 the firing had been
| deia}e" several hours oeyOudit~ regular time
| cth,td by tht interruptions Ht Ea-pers Fer
| -, I oiI o. i'ychS, aad elsewhere where the
! ram otlu tidCn Is Ge2tfOEed, ana its approach
~ an huau4ti hour 30 ooubr gave color 10 the
! report that speclai rratn witty Ia Confederate
! ioTce vas approaching.
! ne train WAS promptly stoppsd on being
| tired into, bat was suffered to come on 10 Bar
| llmore, arriving about daylight. The pIssen-
/ ErTs exhibited several spilnters from thr ears
! struck and detailed their escape with much
| feeling.
| Col. Jones, the commander of the post q {,
| the Relay House, IL view of the circun-
/ stances OF the case, ordered an investigdt dtiou
Inc master OF trans spOrtat!ou OF thex road
| IT. Smith. IN conformity with the desire Of
| Col Jones, proceeded IL the Relay Camp at =
rcioG@ yesterday afternoon, takIog Wiln hiFn
as witnesses IA Ias case all the EN- DoSpps oii
tas ICdin. i partial q Namiaati0u TOOK r!aca
!. was proven tAlt the pickeiaCte~ ia ndisrrp.t-
~ ana without orders, 3ud the testimony ~
ohrFa1ed the officers Of The train from any
charge OF rashnass. After the s1ot Is were fred
ana ilie tram stopped, the soldiers entered he
cars and acted rather unbscominglv. There
EFsze over twenty Iidias on the train who
were greatly Irigh tened. One of the soldiers
remarked. when e4pUsruiated with that
- baltimore deserved shot ANYHOW or
words 10 that eitecl. The examination VIII be
continued.
Ia view OF he serious nature If the case and
animated by wish not to expose. I.4@ s,.I,g.r.
! n Ih'if care ~ the risk OF personal narrn tae
tolAidtJ bAb determined To abandon tie road
|! for tie present, bat - consideration oi he
iioA.t q 12tl9h vI t4i. Oles ~ ordering Al IN
Featt 4uUu, he day trans only yrii4 b- run 20
The Wet, au0 the Regular morning train VII
.shFs daily AS uauAt. laus avoiding ui-ht
travel.
Yesterday afternoon the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company received nouhcation at
J.. 81. 10 prepare trains tor the transportation
Of iwo regiments OF troops to Washing ;un
nee4gd = ~ regiments were the 18th OF
UAoddaEo. n. i, Col. +. J.. Walrtth. and
tGe 10th. OF Rochester, =. Sol. Ouimbv
averaging $40 men each. iullV armed 3 nt
81 a,pped, ah4 accompanied by u ana and drum
corps. lne regiments embarked at Williams
port, "a, ~ . \. III yesterday morning on
Two trains ot passenger and freight cars, aud
We're brought 10 The Bolton depot in this city,
under ;ne personal su0erE iSi.l9 OF James G.
Ciar:e, the Superintendent OF lhe Northern
Central h)3s' 1 he iIlsf tram bearing the 18th
regiment reao ned the Bolton depot at 40 T.
M., and the second, wstn the 70 ABOARD .t6
l.. VI. About hali-Uozeu cars contained the
stud OF horses belonging to the officers and
The baggage, besides $1,000 pounds OF ammu-
Iae Twelfth Regimeut d.sembarked first.
and moved out Biodic street 70 Eutaw. and
Gown inst thorou-ltare 10 the front OF the
Camden = alton Han ana the depot followed
at TIE ais -snce OF several squares by the hir.
teen IN Regiment over the same route.
AHe L." - it'4s bFa'iA5 the regiments left
tue C3TlG'i. station a u 4UurttF 10 5 O'clock.
Tue usual crowd OF spectators assembled at
both Cepots-lls one - witness tns ARRIVAL,
and the other she departure OF the lroJ1s
Soue I3I4J cheers we're received, a.f =ned
them on their way oui lie ile< Iat0rs, IJr the
most part were content 10 quietly watch the
progress Of things Withau; demonstration
The through traia from New Yori, yia Phil
aI44 PhI2, brought TO The CanGeh station yes-
terd@v af afterHOon detncHmvut- Of the Second
and \ tuth Regiments OF New York, and Il f..y
members OF The 'tA Regiment, ali IN Touls
Icr " ashluZtUu to JOIN fhcIr respective rsFi-
IAeats. The members oi The 2I were rot
aware o! the action ot their corps until ia
formed hy persons IN this gity. Tie laeul5ers
OF the 'tA We're those WAo were OF ou fur.
lousa. They left Tor The Capital u the =
\. Ii. train.
The accounts Of the intentions ana move
meALs Of the Seventh New YORK Regiment
have neeA 50 conflicting that l. Is niLa some
satisfaction that we age enabled ID sLIte ii, Il
Eiiely their future movements. From = mi
ILETk t!H.IIl--.L 81 tha
who lelt Washington last i.iga we learn
that the regiment viii certainly i-.Lys. Wash
iuEI0a this afternoon for New : ork, ana v III
more than probably come Uy way oi DaIu-
more.
Major Morris, N command 1T Fort LcHen.
y, was IL the city yesterday.
From q visitor at the Tort yesterday, We
learn ihat the t"o large colUnUiads sent down
IRON th9 PiitsbuTs ioaE4Ey, and intended for
Fort III Henry, were sElaeG y hiia left stand
iG on the GoaGoi3s at n og;h atFeetofer night.
'Ettiaii' files We're useu for the pUrpos.. bv
the parties engaged il the acr, and lAe 100 IS %
complete th4t 1t IS thought The guns wlu have
- be sent back for The purpose OF Il boring the
uch-heles. WorSIaea were employed ves-
teTday ~ endeaYorlng 10 extract The obstru9-
tons by boring, but laet With poor success
IAe WoTk OF improving the Geiences within
tae tcrt i sun going on. The LaaxaZiEe is be-
sAs~loxtifed hy sau1 bags. an ar tesian well
= being. sunk ia the for. ground, which is in
tended % supply the garrison with pure nater
10 case OF siege.
John Aerrynan, Esq, Is still at the lort -
With pass. ~
The mail train fronitthe West due Al 81 p
Il. }es terd9y afternoon had not arrived az 10 |
last n!Sat. II vas supposed that other bridges |
had pso14bly been destroyed. bat no definite |
INTEL .gencs could be learned, as the wires |
were not working.
By welI-eonhrIaed reports froIn Peaasyiya- |
nit, we learn tnat IN addition 10 trederich |
Williams port and Hagersto wn. Hancock and !
Cumberland, Md, were 90 th about 10 oe oc. t
cUpied by Federal troops Il would appear |
evident that the Federal Government is de- |
teriniaei as part Of it, military plans 10 ta ke
entire possession OF the bAltiI4oTe ana OHIO !
Railroad, Is " heeliug, Parkersburg. Grafton, /
AID their intermediate points aEe already pos
sessed 10y troops.
This movement, win the occupation OF the |
points Just cIteu, VIII IeaHe only the small /
territory between hartiasburg aad the Point !
Of Rocks between ~ or ~ miles,l IA posses |
sion OF the Confederate troops. IT is sap /
posed that the Federal armies are aceoinpa- |
MED by corps OF s3ppeFs and miners, with |
bodies Ot l3h0reTs 10 repair destroyed bridges,
railroad tracks and telegraph lines, 10 De Used |
by the Government
We hear that Gen. Scott, Immediately on |
learning that the Maryland Ia sane AsYlam al /
Cations lille, had been occupied by Federal |
troops, without au th0gity. oIuered their with
dFAwai. Il Is supposed they VIII leave 10
day
An advance Guard OF sixty United States |
troops were Hauaheid, above Ellieotts |
Mills yesterday morning,
/ ne picket guard, five miles below Anhapo-
lis Junction, was Aired inL bv some unknown
parties w edaesday night. No enc WAS hart. |
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MoEE ARRESTS By THE MILITARY ~ BALrI- /
soaE CoUSTY We have information from the /
of Coekeysyllle, says the Balt
tIuiors sun ef HAY 3tst, that three arrests
were made ID that yie Unity on Monday night |
"a 81. I hr names OF the parties arrested are
1. ton