The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28


VIII cooperate with feet, 70 protect tho interests Of
our citizens as wcllas theirs.
PLAN OF A CAMPAIGN DECIDED ON.
Various attempts have been made by correspondents
70 designate the programme q The Commander IN Chief
The fsct N, that none except those who intrigued
with their execution know anything Whatever Of General
scoss plans, and they know than only 80 NJ a. tfsy
to be Immediately executed. mo rest IL an mefe
speculation. has always been the policy Of tina vets
General 10 accomplish desired result with ths east
possibe bloodshed and loss Of nfe Hence be favored
dehy, but has been overuled. He sracefdIp Yields,
and VIII execute the general orders Of hs Supporters IN
his skul node Of arranging details, and without
the possibility o. failure.
THE DISASTROUS AFPAR AT VIENNA.
Recent investigations have established the fact that
General schenck aione Responsible fce the vienna d
atsr. Colonel Mcoook was IN Warrington. official bu
snes when bis regiment received marching ORDERS and
DID mot Join the expedition unt about ten minutes bsre
the battery opened hs 1t u also certain that
General scheDck had received due warning Of the near
nen Of the enemy But the best proof Of his inc,mpe
tency furnished by tho fact that he set out the
connoissance without knowing the countersisns.
DISTURBANCES AMONG THE SOLDIERS.
Notwithstanding the presence Of an immense number
Of volunteers 10 and around this city, many Of whom
have hardly 90 yet learned that strict discipline ins
pensable to military life, there have been very few dis
turbanoes OF the psass until within the last few days
Occasionally, upon tho arrival Of regiment, cases
Of drunkenness have been Observed but the disburse
ments Of the Paymasters Rave been followed by
ber Of those invariably incident 70 the payment
Of volunteers. When they have leave to visit the
city, with their pockets just fled, after several
weeks months Of soldiers life, spree Inevitable
ana lighting whisksy ID pretty sure to produce row.
One Of these occurred yesterday. squad Of Jersey
Bueecleaned out the drinking saloon Of German. who
had Of their party badly beaten and arrested in his
house few weeAs ago. Today there have been mum
Der ofsngeh snded nat and sku encounters
between soldier and civilian, and sometimes between
two so,dIers-in which noses battered and eyes
blackened and ears bitten. The only serious
disturbance occurred 1t the drinking saloon Il
the foot o. Capitol Hill, in which . party o..
drunken soldiers, from Keokuk Iowa, engaged 1t
first with the proprietor Of the house. and subsequently
with some Of the New York Fire zouaves Stones and
bricks were nung about, and several men badly
hurt Tho suppressed by the opportune appear
snce Of Brgadsr General NansAeli, who ordered them
10 disperse Fortunately General kansnsld has, a.
precautionary measure, ordered that soldiers shall
wear side arms Of any description whom on leave in the
city, and In addition TO the ordinary mounted patrol
squads Of infantry are ordered TO patrol the Streets and
arrest every intoxicated soldier found. General Mans
field has taken every necessary for the preser
walton Of the peace and Of good discipline within his
military Jurisdiction.
TRAVEL 70 Virginia STOPPED.
A fact which some may consider significant At this
time h. thst TO- day there posted at General Naus
Gsds quarters notice, that NO more passes to Virginia
would be granted.
TROOPS ORDERED ACROSS THE POTOMAC.
The Garibad, Guard, and or two other regiments,
ordered 10 the Virginia side Of the Potomac 70 night
CHRISTENING THE CAMP OF TIE NEW YORK THIRTY
SEVENTH.
very intsrestng occurred this afternoon at the
camp Of Col NcCunn, Thirty seventh New York regi.
ment. Mrs. Lincoln, accompanied by Mrs. Grimslsy,
Hon. Mr.. CoKax snd Gen. Wabrdge, visited the camp
In honor Of Mrs. Lincoln the encampment was chris
tened Camp Nary that being her Christisn The
Colonel made the announcement TO Mrs. Lincoln a. she
wac sitting her carriage by breaking bottle Of cham
payne upon the wheel at the time announcing the
name Of the camp, accompanied by other remarks M
Oofax and Gen. Walbridge responded behalf Of Mrs.
Lincoln in brief and spirited speeches.
aSN. DIx's HEADQUARTERS.
General DIX will take command Of the army on the
Virginia side to morrow He win locate his Headquarters
at Arlington Heights.
RErRHAr OF THE REBELS FROM VIENNA,
The large body Of rebel troops that was reported to
have appeared at Vienna night before last must again
have fallen back. Seine Ohio officers that ventured
within ride shot Of the village yesterday afternoon,
least discovered NO trace Of them.
TROOPS PAID OFF.
Several regiments the other side OF the river have
been paid of within the last forty eight hours The long
expected and unwonted sight Of Uncle Sans eagles
duced good deal Of rejoicing among the troops Unfor
tunately, quite number could not resist temptation
and INDUCED freely in nbations and committed many
excuses in various portions Of the city.
TIE BrsEoP OF OHIO IN CAMP.
The Right Rev. Mr.. Kcwaine Bishop Of the Episcopal
Church Of Ohio spent last night in the Ohio encampment
near Falls Church
ASTONISHING RECOVERY FROM A TERRIBLE WOUND.
Private voner, portion Of whose right shoulder was
carried Off In the affair Vienna, still alive. His
wound terrible and gangrene set in he surely
expected to die But strange to say, there is now
prospect Of his recovery Should he get WELL it win be
one Of the most remarkable instances on record.
THE CONNECTICUT PRISONER OF THE REBELS.
There Is good deal Of feeling among the Connecticu,
men against the captain that was made prisoner by the
rebels
FUGITIVE SLAVES.
Quite number Of live contrabands are row hanging
about the various ercamrments On Vrginia aoil.
THE OHIO TROOPS ABOUT TO RETURN HOME.
The three months term Of the two Ohio regiments wi;
expire the 18th prox Thcy will undoubtedly return
home.
THE TROOPS AUTHORIZED TO sE RAISED IN KANSAS
Senator James e. Lane has received his commission a.
Brigadier General.
In addition to the three regiments heretofore accepted
from Kansas he ia authorized to raise two consisting
twelve companies Of infantry four Of cavalry and -four
Of artillery The colonies Of these two regiments
william Weir, who served during the entire Nex
can war, and James Montgomery, well known
in connection with tho history Of Kansas. Ar
rangements have already been made for the
immediate furnishing Of the Uniforms, which are of the
United states army pattern, end for the general equip
ment
Colonel Weir left hers several days ago for Kansas
taking with him General lanes reclamation calling on
the peeple Of that State to rally aud I'LL up the two i'm
perfect regiments and stating explicitly his purpose to
put down rebellion wherever It may be exhibited, and to