The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

should he re cut or rom railroad COMM, un,cston Win
no interior, Of which he win DO duly spprssd ~aesng
rstreang .cross the Long Bridge, which VIII % burned
and proceeding towards the SOUTH laSee body Of asner
possible General Lee has promised 70 prevent ms being
hemmed IN by advancing forces along the railroad lead
ing 70 the Ferry These forces 70 attak the federal
take pretty good care not 70 be caught In a trap.
General Pasterson's P.ocAnasIon d well received BY
ne people q Western nasyhnd II has completely reyo-
becoming more loyal The 81 eat mass OF The peope viii
hail with Joy the appearance OF Goeps knowirg that
ony snen wiz they DO projected from the irsoienoe Of
GEN. McCLELLAND's ADVANCING FORCES.
MAJOR LORING ARBEGIED-yRBsEN TO COLs,
KELLY AND y.-;INE--ANoTHER SECESSION GANG
DISCOVERED, ETC. .
Correspondence Of the Wheeling lnteligercer.]
GRAFTON, June 6-N.ght
After day spent At Webster in vain endeavor to get
conveyance ont to PhiBppi, your correspondent Hnds
himself back here tonight, with but little information
worth communicating.
To-day two regiments arrived bore from Philppi-
the Ohio Fifteenth and Sixteenth Colonel Kelly was
brought In this evening on a train from Webster, to
which place he carried from PaiIipp! on a liter
He Ne doing very wen, s quite comfortable, suffers
Little or NO pain, and not thought be in dangerous
condition The ball has not yet been extracted, bat win
to endure the op aon The returning soldiers brough.
with them many trophies OF their yictory-gus car
:roRe S,1es' Iinmss pistols, secession tags &c Al
was quet as PhiIippL 1t was runaoRed there thas the
fugitves had gone on beyond Beverly, ard were
ssl ,etreatng. Another rumor was that they
AID were determined 10 make stand. rhis is no: cse
dited. This evening, however, three companies o. the
ON Sixteenth and 40 artillery company under Coz Ven
were sent Quito Phppi It 10 understood thaa Cob Do
mont, now commanding there, despntchsd for them IN
anticipation of sn attack. Is nos believed hsre tina.
there any GROUNDS for such app ebensas .aoagh Of
course, at this distance there no knowing While am
Cr ss scSs sn more troops
times YET at CAMP PhLpp There are aoOu. 1900 re-
Another casualty happened to-day: the accidental
shooting o. Two mo'e men-ndiana trnops me Of whom
Afterwards died. wss unsoe TO learn the particulars.
. .E III. S servsns wna Eei the :;he, negro
ing against him among the men. They say this makes
MS eighth victim He part Indian, and ooodtnirsty
sort Of devil % this A.rocious act testses Some OF
cuted.
very neat r.tle testimonial was presented to OIL
Kelly and Col Irvine Of the Ohio Sixteenth 10 night, in
the shape Of beautiful cake 70 EACH frosted
Ted with flowers they came from Of the siies OF
harmon And az an expression Of their estse, Afforded
Major Lotins Of city, arrived here this ysnng
any Completely With an S'es1
bong able to establish his innocence.
Yesterday Information lodged With Gen Morris Of
are carrying about BSothsve, IN The a.hern
corner Of Marion county
They under command OF enc Fetch Vincent, rnsn
secessionist-who has been aspiring many yea1s
70 become q one-horss politician, but has failed
Of the gang TO procure neid piece r. swo and plant
ing them on some Of the wooded heights along the rail
road on the opposite side OF river somewhere between
Bentons Ferry and NuZums 10 hre into and destroy pas
sing trains conveying troops TO in..mdate and drive
Union men IN the surrounding country; and fre TO
gage In enterprise that promises plumber an sppor
tunity to wreak vengeance on the abolitsonies Ths
proper authorities are fully informed In regard TO the
movements, The whereabouts and psrsonrss Of these
scoundres. They will be attended TO shortly.
company Of mounted scouts consisting Of young
men who are thoroughly acquainted with the country
gangs OF scopndres Such organization s very n lch
needed They might be multiplied to advantage.
THE GRAFTON BOYS.
The Wheeling lasE9encsr, Of June 4, says,-The mill
the members OF which had 70 leave Grafton candestney
and enlist at Wheeling mustered Into the service OF
vice. and exp1ct 70 leave fo1 thevo.y Of thsi homes
to day These boys know every hin ard gave in that
county where secessonst could hids h;mse and they
are anxious to get back that the troops may have
beneat Of TIER services and knowledge.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM AN ARMY OF.
F1CER.
Bos1oS, June 8, 1861.
The following 10 an extrsst Of letter from An cd and
distinguished officer OF TIA Uni:sd states Army, 70
friend in this city,
CHAMBERsBuSG. June 8, 1861.
We are here now with fifteen regiments, not ye. fully
equipped blu: all eager for conflict Our destination q
Harpers Ferry, and in few days anal advance 70
taat neighborhood when either retrest sharp con-
ict awaits the rebels General plan OF campaign
which an good mon admire, 10 slowly but surely
forward 70 ultimate victory, without leaving much to
chance and 70 spare the Unnecessary eusion Of blood
He play this great game OF as he would play
game Of chess and his life is spared and tie editors
and politicians will let him aone he will finish it in about
one year. If, however, he Is interfered with BY the
poplar voice alluded TO- . impossible TO say when the
North afford 70 wait the juicous sxrasgeuents Of
our great war chief and hope will conclude 70 do 90
Our success depends upon ..
ILLNESS OF GEN. Noel ETLAND.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 9Th says We regret 70
learn Of the indispostion Of MAJOR General Kselaod and
hope his Illness is but Temporary.
COL. KELLY, OF THE VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
The Boston Pos says Col Kelly Ia native q New
Hampton, N. but after residing year or two in tbs