The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
Mr. y. III. Vosburg's Letter.
CAnr or rnn ErHvxsrH cosrs, June 3, tss'

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sOouns0 nKrsuuoH.
Scouting Ia very p.easant busnesa ~ ons ia fond o
novelty and .dveotnre and doe, No, nina taxing The
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great force Iven, ont a, a, sxnaa,,,or az ths knd
short time aimee and found quite a. agreeable as bad
anticipated The object Of our foray not 10 recon
noitre but Co pick up struggling rebel sodiers and que
ras Of whom there are many in the country not fas
outside Of lines secesh soldiers get furoushs "a
vsi, THAR f.,ona IN ,b,s r,on of ,na Sat-, and many
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OF them are sent here 70 CLEAN Information regard
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!are shoot pickots. or commit other dep'edatioas
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nISuw tuofe was Cnsnce tnAs we ni8nt take ne Sofo
LAZY togssner nerwme our aes'gn was TAKE 'ne III
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NO were photed 0y scout named hoAan one OF 'nose
VINO became 30 emcient uoaer ciecs dhecsioa-' IN.
wnom no gonera II !no army 1ppeaIs 80 weu u Iuor
stanu INC business ana ne dement's or scou.ne Hoean
xn9 eu the privatee on Our party oeiong 70 tne FIRST
inaMna csvary dsescnmens lecrgted as oody gu.ra
Sno when nss acseo ns sucn unocr wessc
nirglus, Fremont Sigel, ana Is now Win Senerai
howard. -
Better soioets tn.n tnoso OF TINS SuAro
90 not exist ana tneir story s muoh more worthy
oeng soio wnie would DC more interesting tnsn tnas
OF the Missouri Guard 70 which Mrs. Fremont deyotesa
DOCK. Twas tns guard WIN some OF tue Sxtn ONO
cavs.y ina. loo oy .ap'an Mneren, made tIe famous
raIu u'o Fouorcksou.1 Mst Iau snG wncn reUes even
CONFESS was the most aarng Ieat OF tne WAT Ine story
Is worm repeang men m"rs tnan MY mnes
rom any support plerceG tnrougn tne enemy
ioraoo Wv happ@nahncck ana ussneu nto FreoerIks-
Durg wncn Was occupied ~ uve nunoreo reoe csvsny
OF whom tnoy k'lea anu wounoeo humoer, ana ~ olo
tune osptuod one nundrea ana twenty bringing on over
Iorty rectossing inc river ana returning win loss OF
one man ked ana one taken prisoner Inc reOels werc
80 1aoy scared tnat many OF nem dd not pause III the
night until they reached another oody OF troops severa
miles below FREDERICKSBURG.
OUR START AND ARRIVAL At PIE RENDEZVOUS.
To return TO the narrative of our experimentation,
however will be found to amount TO very little. We
started at about four o'clock p NJ and travelled by un-
requented roads and paths through the woods ordng
creeks, picking among trees aud uanscending
fences in rather aboriginal STYLE We did not find our
nomadic friends at their rendezvous and was necessary