The New York herald., 1863-06-19

FALLEN SICK ~ MRH
noticed several ambnlaDoes aud ired o. two his
pifa ttew RS II The anb aces Contained wounded m.n.
and ~,s ni med that thy we're NOT wounded, bat had
got sick on the cl, -
There splendid reg ilpeuts here.
HoNoRAB ErtHriIos.
One corps however, pass d by u day, and everybody
oke OF their SD endid marching Hero the o ce did
their duy-the commander IN front, tho oliccrs all IN
Their pr"per Inaces and c seuenty mo men sere TOO:
They ma ched closely without breaking god natured
and cheerful
wmRr ARE VIZ ooSsg--rIK assms
Nobody seons 10 X where really RorR tO.
although all have Ahcir different ideas Il reported
thAt Tho rebels ~ lasc rec o. all arms are .roIs
A write lew heavy guns are heard.
Mr.. l.. A. Hendrtck's Letter.
HEADQUARTERS, nE Field, juno 10, 1885,
RAGcAGE TO INDUCED.
ne order 70 move at daylight this morning coun
fernandez, for known the Commanding Gene
raj, 10 doubt II rs understood that will resume
our march 10 night am writing this Al six p. Nor
early - morrow Meantime Thorough inspections have
boeo made all o'cers and other baggage, with view
70 reduce the quantity to tho least minimum amount
possbIe Everything superiuous is 70 be 10 WASH
ington. pile Of vaises and carpet bags told has
railroads would make the fortune Of q express
company.
nK sIE-DR. RussErL
About hundt oil sick from this corps were 70
Alexandria to-day. Or. Russell the rev acting corps
medical director, takes hold Of mis- work with great
thoroughness.
WOODS BrnpINGs URED-pnARTH or WATER.
Nearly all tho baidlngs in this vicinity have been
burned The woods IN several places fre.
De,rtb OF its muddy and anhealhful cbarac
make greatly desirable get out this looaiitv.
Horses and mules have t be driven two and the miles
for water.
Our infantry aud ar,i lery are IN position awaiting any
demonstration OF the enemy General Lees army
yea given token OF being in vicinity. 4 liz
believed he will not cal upon us hire. Preparations
maSlng TO bok for him elsewhere O. Sun G, ,ent ratous
were laid In yesterday ateru and leave here ~
soon ordered. Meantime other troops are passing
by here Their destination or own u would be con-
traband for me 10 make public. ] will say this much,
that believe hsht Is mmn. nt and hat u WI not be
many dai =, and POSSIBLY not many hours, before
and requires no gt o prophecy 10 ioree the actthc
herces battle fought la Virginia may be- looked for
SOOTHING pAKrr-A yAisE siARx-gnrssIoS
Cavalry have just returned from two days scouting
expedt through Ioudon valley They report having
sosn nothing Of the enemy in their travels.
Cnnonadpg, supposed 70 have been heard n the direc
ton Of thoroghare Gap proves have bcsn th- cxpo
Of the contents of milton wagon be ougog
thi corps Several shells were thrown hundreds Of feet
Ia tho air, and exploded the regated and
teamsters, but hurting no one Tho wagon was coa-
sumed Il had been raeked with tie other wagons and
no other cause but hsai from friction can be assigned for
struck In 10 days march, u 70 be prssued that other
corps suffered equally In no march during tho war hAs
could have beso much below one hundred IN The
shade.
Mr.. r. M. Cooks Letter.
On me MAscH, June II, 1853.
Scouts from tho mountain passes Of the Blue Ridge
bring In but little Interesting In fact, you
probably better posted IN regard 10 the rebel
from the front than you be from the rear and tho
movements of army necessarily permit.
ted to be published.
srRgs6rH.
Il seems be satisfactorily determined that the rebel
army that moved up tho Shenandoah valley at nrst and
which In despoing Southern Pcnnsy lvania is but
the advance Of tho great army OF invasion the rebels have
quietly created Il of but corps those Of
Longst and Ewing, Leo accompanying In person.
These corps are estimated 10 number thirty thousand
each making the total force In the upper
valley in Maryland and IN southern rennsy sixty
thousand men. u HI is following, his corps
having passed tho vicinity of Throughare Gap Tues
day. He ms thirty thousand more hese 81 arts
eavairv make ta snec ivo forcs Of onc hundred IN w
sand definitely known u he engaged In
SIM Whether there are more 70 follow or not cannot
say.
They have more roois In reserve as have fully
eraked Yesterday they appeared In lorce, with IN.
fanNy, hufft dbn tAFAlrti NJ HrN"fiy forb. " 10
assure US that they withdraw all th'ir forces
from the ss o thc Espp thannok But they have
not ven ufed to make any against the ny
Of mo Potomac he only o.enies Hooker found
battle with being heat dust ami tie lick of water.
7ng roKsOss ~ nrE xsHu.
But there enemies have bern terribly IN
their assaults. This army, Ia the ma ch q Monday,
suHered untold The oppre- siye 10 he
extreme with scarcely breath o air st,srnr In,
roads ake deep With dust and 10 cap the climax
the streams aud spri ~ ang the way all dry me
wnae country was n'ed with strasgers Men coad no,
h. Lat eAa nII..f
with them, and coaxing threatening cJud prevail
them " move lie ambuances wee eru~ded
with thosc who had cmpleicy given ogt. presume
there we're ss many AZ thpusnnd cves Of ds ioDi
Of ~h.eh at east hundred were instantly fatal fhe
opeu country crowded ~sh these fellows drop
ping down by the roadside n al directions.
PigSTY Sow-AL
Bot We cave reached the end Of tb- hasty march At
lat and have had day rest. ~ith penty u water,
With which the whole army has gueHchsd q thirst,
Ia which ~o have Az b a cd bsths The result In
apparent all hands kyerybody ~ ereshed md Ia
better q nit Aitte moderation u the heat ha- a. o
contributed 10 keep the army IN better tim, and thlbs
may nos say conditiOn 10 resume active opn
ARRIVAL 90 GKs. aoxm--ms ACTIVITY
General li~ ker arrived nght bsfofe act and cs,ab
Ia preparing ior an tbr march, which u is eI ec,ed s
G mrnei e. to-day. hot u vuld be dincult Tor
~. So,es rseS W. fts .ao.,,.,ao mmy, % az "s"" 80
d.terinined 10 cuntnue General Hooker 10 the CON
mand aud he seems dete med 10 in Ike a desperate
efor % retrieve hi reputation which has
suffered rom Ires success in passing HE Hank trom
what DO knOw Of Gen Hookers ~ n. you may erp.ci
hear of arauous camraigniug and severe hung very
spof rnta army uti be thOrn ~ Is st, and
p"rhape he my have lon 70 yy that h. had
an ef"r - SO fd u bsorc he advanced far his
nyr'hsard journey.
wsyrrD.
20 "a We have r,od soaking 'an-a storm o, fosty
eii hufs dur atiun IL DenedU wY4ld BE- ucaicuiabs
H,b q u fear lor the army bs resisn ns Opera-
t0s htr always bfel noted the frye3t part n the
ttrte srow unasusly Dry v atcr, eater. ~atsr Ia
The cry 90 every hand whh water may havs hops
yct % nAsiaG Al rioas camgagp.
The Albany strtse.