New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
DIsAGREEMENTs AT THE CAPITAL
A PLAN OF OPERATIONS.
AFFECTING INCIDENT
From Oar Special Reporter.
HtyRE DE GRACE, VIA PHuAn,rpy,

treatment eA perienceu Ooth by the Massachusetts I'D
Pennsylvania troops before actual yioerce WA, az.
tempted. lie says thsa no language can convey.
adequate conception Of he patience displayed By ID,
men. In order 10 test the temper Of tie people,
announced that the PennIy lyania trools would
through the city uHarmed. This they did marc
from one depot to the other, without pn.Let or,
to in the ranks. The crowd were On either Al
rhem and exhibited wonderful genus in the disnl
insult. All manner Of rude, etlnting, and provoa
remarks were addressed to the troop. as thew oa,,l
along. "Ho, no." said one, ",ook q, that ID
Dutchnan he neverget back "a again. he 4 osvsr
ehank sour-krout again." "Moso.v old boots, don.
you look this way or III break You" Dutch Jaw" sale
another, while others seemed to Wis with their com
r,,des in profane and obscene slang All Of which WIS.,
leveled fo-bearing soldiers. NV Informant saws
one huge fellow take some wcll.m2, tcated tobacco
from bis mouth and deliberately ring tat the face Of
soldier but they marched blacSgnaried execrsted,
and all but assaulted. The Mas achuSets men were
not only exposed to the passage Of similar gaup
bu also to that numerous charge which has been 50
instrumental in stirring up the indy nation and barn
ing for revenge in the hearts Of the i'ortheIner.
An important fact was disclosed 10 this afternoon
by gentleman who was among the eist arrivals from
Washington concerning the order given by the Pres-
dent to move the troops from COckey syie ~ Harris
burgh. There at that time 30 W men al that
point and 5000 on their Wa there, whoss
position afforded them the perfect teams Of gusrd
ing the Northern Central Railway, snd who thrs kex
open line into MARY land which went within sixteen
miles OF Baltimore. AT the earnest olctatOa Of
Mayor Brown the President granted him M interview
for the express purpose OF listening TO hi suggesion
concerning the removal Of the troops. III wing heard
Browns statement the President, for Il rms ssSs.
consulted with Secretary Cameron and &c 0. Scott, ~
both Of whom the holding Of Cockeysyile st9med I'm
poant in military point Of view, bat who were ua-
able ~ convince MT. Lincoln that il wac Katsayu
retain it. In spite OF their advice tho President gave
assurances 10 the Mayor that the troops shCu d b~ or
dered back, and that order having been given aud
obeyed, the dsast results eus0ed. lD,tmuy
upon the evacuation OF Cockeysviile the Rebe hAy-
ing ofce to oppose them marched % IN th'r de-
vsatIng career, pulled up the railway ani tHrDed
every bridge within five miles Of the Pennsy fa1iA
hEe. II is useless TO speak Of tue apraren! tdly
this movement, Is past and gone, bat ssleS ssn
may seem there very many people VINO 10 %, and
VINO are by no disposed to acquiosce patiently
in praise bestowed upon the head of the nation
There are now at Chamt ersburg large number 1 Z
troops. whose force il daily augmentiug by arnvas
from Penny ana aud Ohio; aud while the piSn OF
tue Government seems TO be TO send h5m TO Nssf'cs :
Ton via Harrisburg Hayre DC Grace, and Ani.f va
Il seems singular that another means Of C0umuueAfG
is entirely overlooked. During the past four years Nc
OF the most fequeuted and successful uuier-sroo
railways las been the one leading from the line 81
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad through the country Q
Gettyeburgh, tleuce to Chambersburg and % on .
OCCASION demanded. That entire country Is open
filled with spies and scouts, who kno" every no ,
the ground aud who have been euiineny slceessid
conducting our Ethoyian neigbbors TO places o.
walton and safety. Why, then would II not o'
for the Government e. avail themselves Of TILE
channel o, Communication b. concentrating A'
at Chambersburg from Ohio, Pennsylvania anu
by rail straight through from New-iork, tue! ~ '
march TO Get, sburgb, aud, thence guided 'a''
formed by the spies aud scouts referred TO- eN''
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad or TO the JV'
itself.
And in connection with this matter II Is gra'h
learn that Gov Dennison Of Ohio has aPpomte''
g. w. Mcclellan formerly OF the Army, Maje''
.,d COMMANDMENT. Chief of the Ohlo State HNNf
This gentleman ir "A graduate Of West roih''
with marked distinction during the Mexican wal
WAS ON. Of three officers sent by our Go'erni"e"'
watch the campaien at the Cnmea. al nrs' ."
unu,ed in the Russian camp, being treaeu"i" 'A
courtesy and sltenton-then he went mo 'n' '""F
Ill. Allies saw Nil the details, was prfseD' az
,b. engage enis ana came home TO uIiAe o"o =" Wv
most interesting reports ever rendered. 70 'ne
~ ,a.ar.I i soon 70 march toward Washnstos-a
nortion of mis- army are now at ChahoefsDuen' a"'"
wonld be difficult to imagine any more oflilah' '"'P
for his military campaign IN the eva war; ua' luz Hi"'
- march tbe rest of his command to ChambersbuIeh,
Vafhqred tLaro.
,,o eed instantly to the Baltimore and Ohio Road, takA
possession thereof and thus open second uninterrupted
i'm. Of communication with the Fedora, Capital
have very interesting intelligence from Meth
Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and SVudh Caroins, given
me by one of the most respected eizens o. brooklyn
L. t. who arrived tina mSrnlng Oh lis way hptne from
u Southern trip. He Vice President aud Assr,ans
ArchRebe Stephens at Goosbor Ossh N. c.. OF. Sun
day last. lie heard ban speaA. and saw him drink
The entire population, and all great and small.
turned out TO hear him, ann with them went N!
friend. Mr. Stephens spp, aled the God Of Nsians
and Battles TO wi,ness that this conne', was Oh ue
.ide Of the Sout, a lust one. and which no honess
Southern man could shrink from WITHOUT s-dahSsrns
nj. eternal welfare. and presume be assied bodily
comfort He was then on hrs way to Rshm"nd and
w.s.nU,on. xnd with his long skinny finger pointing
o. ,,a a., Of the Rebels he said with startling em-
.,s.;s. syss. AND TO WA.BSGros, rhl,e, please
God md long hence so~ beonyul emS4m Of our lI6-
,,,;es StA rare IN triumph aAd forsver - The en-
,bs.sm ere ated by that announcement cannot well Do
overestmA.ed. The people all shouted with great
bus solemn shout; they cried, but with happy
tears and the fair ladies waved their dampened hand
serchefs in feeble imitation OF the flag ana threw bou-
que.s the thin and almost spectral prophet, as with
graceful earnestne he lifted hand and eye heaven.
All through these States, says my friend the entusl-