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captured, and with his horse brought into camp. He lived in Berkeley county, and very likely will be shot. Col. Lamon has returned, and is energetically at work forming his Virginia Regiment. It is his intention to form a full and choice brigade of loyal Virginia citizens. Beyond doubt he will succeed. More of the Vienna affair.[Correspondence of the Washington Star.] Alexandria, Va., June 19. 12 M --I learn from a person from the neighborhood of Vienna, who lives in Fairfax county, that the Disunion troops have burnt two passenger and baggage cars, and about twenty house and gondola cars, from Leesburg as far down as Hunter's Mill, (eighteen miles from Alexandria,) on the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Road. It is also reported that the same troops have burnt the cars, stationhouse, and water stations at Vienna, since the fight there. There is reason to believe that the lines of the Disunion troops extend from the neighborhood of Occoquan as far as Centre