The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

The troops orderly and did appeal aisposea "
ine esq VAN The free mgess and egress n ali orderly
persois
Ormpany n, Of tho rSenseth Penpsyivanians, osiu.
way ihs hcsliy Ia IN tho vc!Hmy of ne 7t
PEHiok'a Catholic Church and al housn ss.c
current hst bat edcs " be seS-eh~, under tnn
saspmIcD that arms concealed there nave thu a.
rtct nsui ii Provost HarJl Ksly that -u;h IA
t,,nsElpp entertained nv tho d tnh
b. here We're Do Indications that the pi-ce - o,
searched TT thr nAt hour corfeap ,odsnt
IN tho vicinity during The he gbt " ths excitement tn,
Dobng Beyond "A cTovd att acted Ny tns uaosuj
presero Of urinary as the st0u boass nothing ~
sequence De- In other PORTIONS c,'y
wDeIe tho military have beea station d, tns utn,s
qaie. hs prevailed, aud mere seeas " os nat n,u
rSla I" pou ders is beng exp'undai by the habc
sFn,ral commanding
oF TAX policx ooMuu sIoNrR-
verNtbirg that MAJOR Senera Banks s,tsrnpted 10
psh , bs aSsuMe, n. min .ry command q
thu ha been achieved in TIA, aat We, en.c,,v
snd vso ous nanns ~uch Dtspeaks rAsac,ly tbs
solder In tbe mo rAse soDsi af rbs Gpacia
so'y cvrhI. MAJ shI Kane taken mis- coon
iestsbie home at The ad hoar Oi Tho n,ght
osry we're lhs Dg~ toat the Ma shl smyy on
s.Ise toAt Gen Banks seed h.vs ZEN 20 ia-gs
nv is.,on weuid have 0~red tbs pur
p"ss 20, when the poine Conmwaoss con
bosed Of be cream of gen eel hfs IN Bal
.,nOs, we're required 10 appear IN pe1p-N
IeI@~e at Fort McHepr! only hao any oniesi
kc, and ira, NJ Gatcbeil, or rather iaos .hp
a~sk' by SPURIOUS OF Colonel Le~is of he
know he colonel would not ainv Nj G % apparel
himself bef"e he escorted hu sorth reqasst the gen
NsnaDy Colonel Lewis % oOurse acceded 70.
KINDS sUauis
Ara nov prevalent about what asor General Banks In.
nds 20 do ~n he ''ty, now that he has com,sSs n'li
sIy control Of II As posWt onpp1s IN the magnificent
programme General SSott has lam out, 10 Il the first
u'pcrtance That eve. every one kn'ws who is &C
qoaiLteo With ns ocslny. oncs IN the hands or
nsDy, the after ~ould not 0oly se able To
'nt OF the most ssailabte c,mnun cati0ns with
no Nur,h cut a,so have oomme, cpL sort q ns ,m
m mn " n ha Pm mad IN tf.a
Quit Apo SIohsr point IL, what woul General
or tbe Governments rcops 90 for point ~ 'ay upn In
ocos' Is soo clio tod,sr 20 oe caught With DIRE in his
Sapks anc the Cxnmissi0uers in which tho reiussste
sent o. the 01 police force b item under ,oasidera
.sss i hasAly N nk this win be acoomp shed for
ssssn, mi.n,e,rss.s,on Of hs intentions BY tus sse
rof,ce Board BE has repsstsdy declared tia. he has
had no intention Of interfering with the nun ci-
pal regulations Vi the city all no desired beus drsS
ne teeth o1t Of suspected macrnteLts This he
sac ssi1ed TO svpont any officer Chief Of the police
Boars rsssDs Ne " ma rssign and ny epan the
fosd B. anarchy en- vsoepoe fhoreupW Gen 0Anks
u N.p'i.oO, " repla stroke . policy, eosclaass 70
bsu them ssa ssshsi Of P0hee and Buayd Of Onmuis
s"ssvs, ~ tasesAsaDd shw the people Of BaEin0ss
'a.t they are mot tsposed To prevent anarchy them
selves he viii do he can him ef u overthrow such
shttul catastrophe He has he guns and the eu 10 DO
- with ~ this mon emit, bat . timely ana vias
aDee WIN 10 doubt ere long bring forth pleasant
Independence u milhy rule and restored 70 her former
eegres Of prosperity. n
wo'kTg assiduously in the dRchsyge his manifold
and duons du les Re 10 whelnod with applications
Tor ONCE but at tho present n hes but hts'e time
ocuss matters II that KIND with The seekers ater place
He hourly has interviews With eminent citizens ID
aborins with the aid Of their oounsels 70 renausu,ae
The lobwp brief history Of the Provost Marshal will
ehs gentleman, who has been .pooiute, Proves. Mar
Int h0 hv
of the arrest Of Colonel Geo Kane, charged
~th Treason, is well qualified BY education and expert
erce BY prudence and fearless devotion
20 duty for Inc Station and bis sppon ment In pre-
ept disturbed don Of that city reflects great credit
upon the foresight Of General Banks and his scity In
seiectng the right for the place. Colonel Kenny
born The Cit, Of sstmore about the year 1870 and
lad acquire through the and arduous srugges
% early life respectable position at tho Baltimore
When the Mexican var broke out and the Mary laad
res ment WAS organized, he was chosen Major,
end served with the regiment through the
var with creot to hmpef and TO toe
Of native Since that eventfu period be
has 6evo'eo hmsf to The practice his profession and
esteemed for his estmabe social qualities more re
.pecteo for his legal AGILITY by all those who have an
n'imste scqua ntsnce xnh him Having been commits.
.iDeo by the War Department Colonel In the First
reg merit Maryland Voun GERS awaiting the orders
OF the government ~ Baltimore he vas actively en-
gaged IN drilb and perfectng his command In military
discipline IN which be has sustained high reputa
shn be received the of0er Of General Banks 70 Is
rovott Marshal OF his native city To the discharge Of
bsrg, and determination Of his active mind and 10 the
satisfaction Of all Union loviIg citizens.
IMPORTANT FROM MANASSAS JUNCTION.
yhe LynchDurR RspubIscan Of 27h ult has the fol
lowing itews-Gentlemen who reached here yesterday
rom Manassas Junction say that only three regiments
po~ ~ that pace-a Of the other Jen
beauJ egsrds command having been advanced in the di
tecton Of Alexandria. Two South Carolina compap lei
south onians still asserted but there
NO confirmation Among the troops yet at the Junction
Entirely Of companies from this city anu county
he LSnchburg Republican, Of the 26th, says:-From
an ohcer one OF The companies stationed at Manassas
Junction, WHO arrived here yesterday (1onday), 70
bave obtained the following particulars matters
that point Troops arc arriving In large numbers every
day, which beng thrown forward and for miles
every point occupied by them-many Of them
almost within the enemy's line Colonel Gregg COM
mand have advanced 70 Falls Church, seven miles this
side Of alexandria The federal troops vacated the posi-
ton asbo time before tho South CaToniAns reached it.
Lath ans Battery and the Richmond Howitzers are now
~ sh %sS D s ~, inc me zen Davis
have been Transferred from Colonel Prestons regiment
" that Of Colonel Garands Colonel Prestons regiment
mas been ordered to Occoquan captain sergeant and
corporal Of Connecticut company taken prisoners
aturday and brough, camp by Of our scouts
s.ps eo.
ect,on but our scouts At observing the Yankee
them, took them prisoners, and without resistance
mond yesterday. Nothing was definitely known Of the
Intended m vements o. General Beauregasd Che troops
ReberAy are IN goO0 nean ana spirits, and all extremely
anxious for Tight
NEW YORK TROOPS EN- ROUTE.
E-MRA, July 2, 1851.
The Oswego twenty fourth regiment, Colonel Sullivan
left here this afternoon three o'clock for Washington
via harrisburg.
The Southern tier Twenty third regiment Colonel Ro
man, win leave on Saturday.
wILIIAMsroRr, PA July 2, 1851
The Twenty fourth New York reg nent OF Osweg,
passed through here for Washington this evening" via
the Em,ra ana Northern Central Railroads. Two other
New York regiments viii follow by The route this
seek.
THE VOLUNTEER FORCE OF NEW YORK
STATE.
PITY THOUSAND FIGHTING MEN.
The State Of New York has ready says the Albany
Jo nal Of the LIST inst and at the Of fifty three
regiments force equal to about 40 900 men. This
force consists Of thirty eight volunteer regiments en-
listed for two years. for the war; Of which thirty
the vicinity Of Washington and the remaining eight
the depots named. vzrnirty fourth Colonel IAdue)
at the Albany the twenty third Colonel Homsn
socum, Thirty third Colonel faylor), and Thirty NTH
Colonel Browne) al Eimirs; the Twenty nfth Colonel
Kery,uanl Thirty gtYth (CoI0nAl Inneal n New