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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
To- JENNY LIND sull enjoys such retire.

To- JENNY LIND still enjoys such retire.
men, AS : eft to her At the Fas 1t Is generally un-
ccI>icod tha. she " IN commence s,res OF Concerts
cary IN the Autumn and visit the Southwest, the
West and Canada. Whe;heI these TumoTs are cor
rect We presume she alone knows and as she has
CONNER cable way Of keeping hex own counsel and
setting the oxcelleE; example Of mincIng her own
business. We dare Say the public VIII remain IL The
Gaik ulul her plars ave ma:ured and the first Con
cert, there are 10 BE- any Concerts Is announced.
Z Hon. f.. II. Allen, L. ). Consual
Tor TIE Hawaiian Nnsd0m, sailed yesterday n the
lafayette.
DISPATCHES. Among the passengers per
Asiawe notice Mr. Waldo, bearer Of dispatches
Nsw LINE or NEw.ORLE.NS STEAMERS.
Nc have before announced. We think. that II
Thomas Col,ver AZ Ms ward, ~ the Zoo; Of N.ne-
,eenth-st. East River is building handsome clipper
s,ean.h,n for Me>sls. Joaes & Johnson. which :
intended as the pioneer Of new lie between ih-s
cry aud New.orleSns She VIII ne ready for
launching IN about week. Her d.menslonS are l>
follows Length on deck, sS5 feet breadth OF eean
81 dspth O; hold 81 She Is oGil' n the mos SID
s,an,ia manner ard VIII prove herself aeei S'e am
er The engine IS now Nearly completed il NE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
WopKs OF ARr.-Roor's Cravon Da-

suerte0type Portraits and Muiaur,s are pronounced bv
superior point of Tuthpnc, beauty of light nd
shade expression and aTsc cct ID the best steel en-
graymgs Taen of all sizes. and a AL prCcs oh ai No
363 Bruadw az, corner of tranAlin II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
1870. 600 W,Npow SHADES for sale

reduced prices Dealers Az others examine the ar-
scsi best cheapest assortment the United States
AT KITTY 4 EERGERsoE'S Window Shade store No 81
Reaic-s and No. 2Sg. Broadway
q. nls 6,ccd' kELrY FERCER ,ON.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
IMPORTANT TO HOTEL. KEEPERS AND 9TH

ERs-Ths subscribers srg manufacturing and oher Tor
sale Their Labor Machine tc supeTsedcs tne use
Of IRONING putting hean gloss on table linen sheets,
nc with great rapidly. Onc person with the Machine
NAV do much sOIk with smoothing irons. Ihey
are paties occupy space oi only feet ~
feet Prices from $50 $50. References gwen As 10
their utility and use. DUNCAN X WEST,
au273lMW&Fs u Beekman-s' ~ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

~ Those beautiful Patent Tapestry Ia
gram CzrVets eih.b, al the WTid- ? AL. thai
ceza such o1sou gb1Lt EDrope. sTe oa e blnl-
and SAFE a; tue gnal depo, hiRAt AanEEa & ;,
No 81 Bowery. II reiucd pnces orasr D n2S sell 1g
at g. 81 rer yasd siso aea tfy a-c.s = frrc e-P9
CARPETS Fall ra'teTns. IS 20 lrr yard Gre indue-
renis are he'd ont. @ and sare maneT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
ImPoR1ED CARPE1iNc.--PETERsoN &

379 Broadway. corner Of Nhlte-st.,
have received paGketshIp NewN Ork, additional
supplies Ch aud elegant Neo Tapestry and Brussels
whch they Ivte the aeu' on OF the public aud meI-
chants from the ~, assuring them onr stock VIII
fayoraby compare with all others the city We Offer
hem full 10 per cent less eu29 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

lg The announcement in Yesterdays
Ta,ane tha, the President had returned to Washing
ton from has Virginia tour, premature.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
BUSINESS NOTICES

HAT finishes UNIUN The public have
gwen g, aess.0n d lhs ngaLae1 approbaon Of tbe
excellence Of 5ads a. 1e &c usvely 6enonSfI1
ing GER ntrn.on 20 sn.tan Us q Our eacfpfiss "
would have II cesrs I'D GsIactly understood Lst 'he
style and quality II o. has are Dot e.celsd While IN
poiIf Of wors u8sIshl aczry~i edge no eQuas ~c
care AZ, for the trrs. sut we hold ub b"ul
hats ~ cuA a. svers nr l4r 4 no: per1gr 10 any
- hat ssd N the nr. So O.. and challenge e0Ac-
f H.r FrSfsIyRS' UNION.
au1q ~. No ~ pa. ~ oarsss 70 the AstOT HoEse
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

HAva.NA Ann PRINclPr CleARs.-JAMEs
s,p,,vr NJ ~ Broadway. "rrauAln Buldinrs" would
respectful, ,nlS,m rs friends 'nc ,c th e has
us received LARGE a. vCy 'h'cf assortment ct ~ ana
and nncpc Caars, of yauoUS brands. which be ofsrs for
sale reasonable pnces thcr Nhnlt.ale retail lAM,
SApLIKR igT Brua0N,Y, 'FTsnkl a Buildings" au2b ot'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

favored blrts Dameses claimed for'y-fcr dollars
The Jury thought he had Io' be.n identified in >hor;
lng more tran one, and be va fnet Eve dollars and
costs
APPRENTICES LIBRARY.-We call the
attention Of our young readers 70 the advertisement
Of TINS very excellou; institution. which Is -
he reopened on the lst proximo. Tais Library h.s
been Of immense advantage 70 the young mechanics
OF cur City. md must still continue 20 be 50 If they
DO Their duty m regard to it Young ulan. remember
that one hour spent IT gathering knowledge from tbs
source s worth Al the idle amusements that YOU
have ever enjoyed
\ CAPITAL PlcTURE.-We saw yester-
day Daguerreotype likeness of ,lr. ?. T BA-uum.
taken by ". A. : Root. he celebrated Ar;ssts 4
this city, which decidedly one 81 the mos, perfect
things Of the kind that has ever fallen under our
notice. 1t Is An exact, Characteristic, and expires
Sive likeness. It's splendid specimen of the pho
iogTaphic ait, clear IN - outline. marked and dis
tinct in ITS filing up natural in Is expression easy
graceful and finished. Il -eaec;s much credit upon
tie rare skill Of these famous Dagucreotyp,sts
GEMS FROM OPERA AND BALLET See
the programme OF performances by the Boomer
Troupe al Their grand Concert At Chinese Concert
Hall, on Monday evening. It : exceeding varied
and rch.
DIED AT LIyERPOoL.-On the 29th ult.,
Samuel Johns, boatswan on board the American
ship Constellation, was engaged. along with others
Of the crew, IN letting GO the star5oard anchor as
the vessel was being towed down the river Too
many turns of the chain were taken of, the anchor
suddenly slipped. and the end Of the shauk-painier
caught the deceased IN the leg, causing compound
fracture lie was conveyed to the Northern IIo>p-
tai, where he died on Tuesday. \ verdict Of acci.
dental death was returned
ANoTHER Explosion. About : o'clock
last night a camphene lamp exploded IN the store
No Cathenne-st. We believe no one was hurt.
and not much damage ensued by the FIRE
THE NEw-YoRK VOLUNTEERS. - Mr..
ChaS. FLOYD left yesterday. in the new steamer ILL.,
rois. for Toboga, w-Granada, for the purpose of
bringing to this city the remains of his brother,
Lieutenant Floyd Of the Ncw-York Volunteers,
who died at that place during the Mexican war
Alr Floyd obtains free passage from the L.
steamship Company TO Chagres and back. Dodge
& CO., Of the California Express, give um "a free
passage across the Isthmus, both ways.
EMGRArIoN.-From the 22d 70 the 2Sth
.n,i up to O'Clock PM. Of the latter date % YES
sels have arrived al this port with emigranis from
the following ports IN Europe
Antwerp..--......-.-.27 .27l Lamcrick........ ~
Brsiol-.--------------l72 Liverpool
Ire me- tn-------------- 70 loudon--- tou
GTgcuOCk---------.---lal Norway y------------- l3-
Hamburg -----li1 >lgO---------------- l5i
ha're-------- --------'fli Total. $50;
This table, com pared with the previous week, cx-
hihlts a decrease OF fss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
ELEGANT SRIRrs.-An Gle.

SO NAssAU.sT--i}oOt-m makers Union ASso-
ciatisn Boots Shoes Caters AZ retail ic wholesale pce
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
BRoozs's Doors AsD GArrERs.-Ti

BRO0Ks's Doors ASD DGAITERs.-There Is
yst dlerence boots and the rgu ear me roe
you Will he convinced f fhe tart. NJ + A bEeoAs,
No - Fulion-gt 1ed seias the ven e>i ol -
very cteaso verv cheap that here NJ dAn-- H--
the superior qualify of h goods vii ne uncerfa'e5 "
winch b. oser them but 0et'er. more 4isi4 "a
neater boots saoes and - can ~ o'Ha 10 fHet
NOV All ,Sout 4 r. " have been thtre ard Ee would
Mt Az 20 n ~ dit nj Know T.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
EsprSscHEID's HArs.-There IS no ar

tcle ofdross Of much as the ha. which cons
finishing tOuci - re1t'cmans dress, beng me
last ailce he puts on first article he takes of IL
.uuema1y rnsy ar se ffoln the mOst import an
paIt OF the uergo-oe liza. portion most entitled TO
respect md most observed Hence i s that many are
more fastdi,us about an ocgan covering lO the head
EsPEssCHEID must have teen mindful Of this when he
introduced the prtsent Nye OF Lats whch are 20
20 The eve aud agrecale tC the head and durable
they are beagtifg EsPEHscHEiD hats have always
the atieu.on ard % rOnaee If gentlemen OF refined taste
hut tbs year the admraiIon .s lhoIn universal that
none them but praise Gentlemen are respectfully
invited cai and est bc t ~ our Tcrark> ~ acrt
inspection Beside Ihcse LmendliiDns a. nat u hs
anotber ~ the fat old " per cent beto" he
pce demanded Broadysy f0r bats dr uferor ~ mat
erals and inanship hs store D. No lo Nassi..i
cDfDfT III Ann du<5 "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
- ....-...-,,. =. ~traws shOW

OUR THE fRysrNcE-. StTaws show
VIII ch uavthe "a nd bovs and fn 'he number OF straw
Hsts thai % mo Knox s.. fuon q, d1d come o5t
heaulfu si,.4 aDd rs. 4lnaie DlscA hats we aho1
ipdvs that Le vlof rather strongly ~ N ~
qusrtsr Caose KNOx. ae~ slJie of HAS Pfce only
four d1Il5Is. 1~' g
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

,e,,is,., of N,s.-Yo,. ht~e beea oferrd vare'y o.
hats f Ta ara Wn'er rear and - far as or @suani
snces sre c0nce,Ded have DECIDED rn'mmop. n iivo o.
v,x corse, 4 Carai.sf ~ h.- p.endid hats.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

ELEGANT SHIRrs.-hn elegant fit is as
desirable IN SHIRT any ether article of dress, and
nothing be beautiful than the set and styIe o the
Shirts made at GREENS ebr3ted establishment, Astor
House Every article that leaye the store Is warranted
and gentlemen giving their orders may depend upon rece
ng the garments c1ac-y at tie time agreed upOH however
abort the notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

To LET WITH STEAM POwgR. - The ne"
n rector, and basement Brick Bu On ~ 37th-s near
li'h ~ Budinc - hy & feet with ho ~ AID pes Tor
-lscssnth foIges Suitable ior al} heavy iroa ~ofk
ava Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
" Examine rhe FL styIe OF w. p.

D.vf,,s H.;s Theyai asscd for richness Of ms
fe.i .,ye and fusf ~ Has introduced 20 te public
The vi" " ~ god cheap and beautiful article must
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
Tup GrSry FALL HhT.-Genln and the

THg GESlT FALL HhT.-Nenln ana tne
Dybl,c co,Rcde in opinion p tie merItS Of hs Fail
Tasblou for 1871 Although TIE season has scarcely 'n
BenceG. the cen aHd ff tas rtt avs of the trade -
.yeerne The contents Of hs shelves a last ~ a.
hundred ms workmeu and frsacrs can supply the
II admitted without dsseo ~ voice. that such at0uf
dollar hat was never before produced this coun'ry
CEruy No. "a 81 0ad'gay, opposite 81 Pau
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

~ KELLOGG Fall style Hats and Caps
now ready The pr bic are invited 20 call aud examine
They are rpsssed by ipr neauy, durability ~
cbe9pDess One pune J. " KELLOGG.
,uIQ n. No i21 CAna-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

~ LEARy q Co, leaders and introducers
ofE,sb,on for Gent.emeas Hats Nos 3, 4 and Astor
House Br1scwy VIII tins DAY open several bales OF sue-
nor MerIcaH Grass Hsmm"rks
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

Tins table, compared With the previous week, *
hlbit> decrease of Css
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

MURDER IN BERGEN-A man named
James Young and a colored man, got into dispute
near WanmakoT's Station, on the Ramapo Railroad.
one day last week, when the former inflicted blow
with hoe handle on tie latter, which caused his
immediate death They were both intoxicated At
the time. Young was arrested and committed 10
Bergen jan.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

School OPENING old Public School
No ,, corner of Grove and Hudson sis, having been
enlarged and improved by the addition of SIX ne"
class-rooms. the old seats and tables removed and
replaced by new ones, newly painted, &c. &c viii
be reopened for the reception of pupils on iIonday
next. Sept. \ larger number of children can be
accommodated than heretofore, and additional teach
ers Will be provided when wanted.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

CATION 10 GUSNEgs The last Boa.d
o. sureIviscrs of Dutchsss passed iaW imposing
fEe Of Eve dollars upon any pegsoa Who shall there
a.-er XII sly 6rcs, OF certain species, during soe-
cited per.od IN each year or Saturday last man
wls tree IL POusake~Ps.e .5S shooting nine Of The
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

Y The Oregon left Newark yesterday
morning at about = O'Clock, with about 500 passen-
gers. including the Montgomery Guards and portions
Of the Columbia Rifles, National and Continental
Guards. bound on an excursion 10 New-Haven. The
Newark Brass Band accompanied the Guards
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

TIE PURLoINED LErTERS.-We under
stand that the letters found IN possession OF the pre-
tended Adams City Express" have been place in
the hands Of Mr. Eells at the Post Once, where
persons Interested may call.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
Trr GREar FALL PRrvENTlvE ANp RI

shTIFE-Ileslfai a. .hs seasCn he bowels all
sch become ffiareodcfferrt- Tie hef's - 9ia
er have Weakelsd a the seortFe -esrge lld c1fre-
tory organs. and they ned gtlersn n- frtfs'nr and
regulating Pr these purpose Dr EhLEh Sheirf
VIne Bitters. celebrated Boston and ihroush0ut
New England. t-e ft egarai on fnown llet are
made VI the rurest wue cad lie anes vegetable ,QLia
and are positively Afll1le for fAe " prevention o
Ccuc. DlaTsho8. and al affections n the somach or
tines WATscS Z Co., No = Flt)a-s,, are the soc
nfa her
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

BODIES FovND.-The bodies Of the two
.enales crowned BY .e sinking q The sloop Rc5ecca
toTd. ou lie .f'h U. were recovered last THURSDAY
snd buried Tie ramss u the un'0rtuna:es. d. wIl
be remembered, ~ere Ars. Mary (. Crasln aad Mss
Eliza Altn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

>HrKP kIILED.-On the night of the
loih, wen,y.seven valuable sheep belonging % Na
,han.ei Hailock, Of Milton Duiches Co. were sIled
by dce> Scme Of The bes; on the farm Il i sad.
were among tie killed, aad he ,oss Mi exceed one
hundred ana fi.y dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

Low, JEALOUSY AND REvENCE.-In oar
English p4ccrs We nOrce The at'cMrtCd a. "a.
tio1 iu Lsncon. OF John Francis liaclc, by Henry
PAGE. an Amcncan. Hache Is d Oootms6er res!liog
AZ Eovl0gue but occasionally visits England, VI -su
h. re,ltes al he ho-Ee n which NTs. ThOunn,
wlcow resides. Page has been paying Als a1tre ses
% the - dow. and became Jealous Of Hache. The
prscncr appear, 70 have worked himself up
INTO d .lae Of great excitement, attempted
10 shoot h's supposed MA IN the sIects
OF he metropolis. Tie Lord Mayor, before
whom The prisoner "A. examined, hass2 gwen
the usual caution 10 tie prisoner, asked hlm
whether /: H4s MS wish o say anything The
prisoner have only 20 say, my lord. that ine iai.-
gllal y DO f1lls there pointing ~ ne prose l'pii
las been tie rl4A Of ne completely He las oy
tNclty different means resOrted % measures cai,A-
lated 10 luTe me. and undermine ne IN Tue opiDh
Oi hose MO respected me, aud whom nave re-
srectct ard he has ruined and Blasted my Pro pe,t
iCI he future The prisoner was theh eDiAii.'I.s
for u.4i a. the Central Criminal toGIt UPON sIs
charge OF shooting Al the prosecutor WIN ih1sh1 Y"
Xiii and murder MN IL was stated, Dut not 0pfhIy'
n the Court that the unfortunate "re'ched Hith ~
TEMPTED Il the station house 70 strange hhlse M
ms brace. He has been for sometime aA Alhe' PstSI
OF languages seven or eight Of which i vas ne
perfectly understands.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

DISPATCHES. Among the passengers per
ASawe notice Mr. Waldo, bearer Of disPoiches
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

Another EXPLOSION. About o'clock
last night camphone lamp exploded IN the store
No. Cathenne-st. We believe no one was hurt
and not much damage ensucd by the fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

WAGsrAFF THE LAWYER Joseph Hen
~ Wae.taf. the professional gentleman Who VAS
arrested Oh Wednesday charged With violently as
,auiiiug hrs paramour Ellen Williams al'as oulI-
van. VA, YESTERDAY held 10 bail ~ Justice Mount
lor ia % . sum OF $500 10 keep the peace for mos
The bail was procured and Magstah discharged
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

BEWARE or POIsOS -
Deletorious sfuf is selling
Round the streets az store and dwelling.
Pur0r.irc name % De
IyOS's lnseC, remedy.
Touch not 'fis with danger rte
Buy not. not. your ie.
Gofo IYeS's Broad ~ store
Marx the pumter-f-24
Lyons Magnetic Powder and Ps f'r destroying insects
aud yermn only be had the depot No - AID Of re-
spectacle druggists ans itDt"-
- FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Han 3i Nassau-s the Park
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

Tns OHIo.-This vessel Is about o. 20
90 Dry Dock FOR repass. It VII be recoleoed that
shc broke one of her engines while on her last 'rlp
20 Eres.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

- Hon. +. II. Allen, L. ). Consual
Tor TIE Hawaiian kingdom, sailed yesteEda! II the
lalayete.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
THE NEw-YoRK VOLUNTEERS. = Mr..
EmGRArIoN.-From the 22d TO the 2Sth
ports IN Europe

INST up to o'clock T NJ. of the latter date, % YES
sels have arrived at this port with emigrants from
tho foIlo,vinr morris m Eurona
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

NrLAScHoLY CASUALTY we learn that
a man named James kfUnan Wa lost from The
!, tooncr Eagle. oi Ne>srs stephens, Condit Co,
line about J. O'Clock on Tuesday N Newark Bay,
between the mouth of ne canal and tho lighthouse
Tie was standing near the taflai and the main boom
struck him while the vessel was tackng The small
eoat was immediately cut loose. bal ssery effort 70
save him proved unaynhDg. IL wls about twenty
five years of age and W uld3rstand has parent, re-
siding .u Paterson.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

u palmer d Co. 5 great California Ez-
press Will take Freight and Packages 10 ef cent lower
ihaa any other fespOn bic Cor Dany Through thti
I've days or no charge PALMER Co, 80 Bradv aY. a.
shorsed Agents 0f & S NJ Steamship iiRe. JgL<f
- Sugar Tea and Coffee Of extra quail
rs 20 be found Donor Sugar store No f3 Greenwich
near Sprirgst. God Brown Sugar a p. - and 3
vse ana -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

BIRGLARY.-Ih stOre OF y. n. a !.
Russeu sa,s The SeDgsrf,ss Telegrqpt, was bufgia-
uOus!y entered on the night OF Tie ls.a' and piece
of cloth "A feS gloves snd p0cGst knives. and piece
OF pork taken away \ bottle, SAID ~ cUGtdin run,
nas found on The psemses. AID centihed A. the
D4operty OF cooper ty trade named StOrtnsi who,
j. ls stated learned bis trade IA ,he sefsice oi lhe
S,ate ~ sag Smq lie was are sted On Wednesday
and brought before Justice OseFhOudi. when ne made
a confession Of MS guilt, ana was c'snmited to 5iil
for iraI.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

STEAM BRTwFFN GLASGOW AND NV
YoRK-The new screw steamship "Glasgow,'
built for the station lately occupied BY The CITY Of
GLASGOW" was launched from the building yari Of
Nessrs Todd & McGrecOr. On The 18Th INST. The
Glasgow IS 80 iuns burden, and her engines
900 horsepower
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03

NuHPER OF FrGITivE SLAVES. 1T
is stated that according to the returns
of the MarshalS, the increase Of the
colored population Of New England
for tie last ten years has been only
about equal to the natural increase A;
showing that the number Of fugitive
Slaves cannot be very large.
\ correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, who has lad cccss to the
ccnsu5 returns, confirms this view Of
the matter. The law requires a re
turn Of the number Of slaves absconl.
in-in the year, and Of the number
manumi,ted durin. the same time
'Out Of Maryland, only a very few alb
scouding slaves are returned, and
very few comparatively, from this
State. The Tribune correspondent
las examined the returns from large
PORTIONS Of the States Of Maryland,
Virginia, kentucky, Georgia and
Florida. In Maryland, as far as his
examination bad been made, lie found
returned % slaves ahsconded, and %
manumitted in the same districts dur
ins the same time, 50 that even from
this most EXPOSED border State, the
number TO whom their freedom has
been given by tlcir masters, is yearly
as 4 to ! Of the humber WHO have al,
seconded.
Ia Virginia, as far a, tie writer
las looked, has found only , re,urnel
as abscondea, in Georgia ,, in fior!.
ia |, and in ken;uchy none.
In the whole State Of South Caro-.
lima, the blanks employed on the re.
turns, state ,ha, she Ices 10. aFlear
10 ''iose a runaway orteaer ;haa o.cc
in a little age"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-03
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 81.
\ t%NsrECToE GINIRAI S oIII,F-
Rutland 3lst March, l-Jl
To lie hd "ta"fs Of Regiments cC NE
fnijOrm .MHfta.

To lie AdI monts Of Regiments cC he
tnyorm MUM.
II becomes necessary at the pre- sont tmt
that the accurate, precise and act urt crro-
ton of the Uniform Militia be known HthH
Department.
The neglect of duty and the failure Of hd.
lutants ~ making returns for the past yrdi,
renders this step necessary, particularly al
tins moment. For this neglect, the iupd'
quacy and want Of proper Legislation ~ 10
excuse Ike other citizens, VIC are to r"r'I''
and carry INTO effect the laws as we iind 'hem
and we are not to neglect or discard them,
hrconsc they nre not adaptca TO our nct's''
ties and circumstances. Neither IS II M
excuse for neglect III making %rctsrrs, that
an officer has mad no returns made to him
Il is bls duty to see to It that returns are
made by officers under his con'rni and ag'
thority IN this matter, and if not made, to
take. the course with such dciinquents ih''
tie Statu,c points out. Most ,of the hdlD-
,ants in the State arc now liable to the yenIl'
" prescribed by law and whether this pen
atty shall be cxncted Of them, may, pf'ha2'
depend upon the faithful performance "i th'i
duty hereafter and the accurate execution 4"
tins order, without any regard 70 the ui'S"
oscitIons IT may require,
You will, therefore, forthwith ~asc"f''n
aud answer the following enquiries, CONFORM
ing your answers and numbering them az
cording 10 tie questions here pf"ponh''D'
accurately, correctly and knowingly n'm
swer To be made upon IA hupposItlon, hu' 'f'
on a knowledge Of the facts. Vow "hi "aA'
return on or before the first day OF June h'''
/. The name Of each uniform company
III the Regiment, 10 wit the name under me
old organization and ITS present nllhf, u
stating whether Il IS ewly organize and"
nnneP
z. State whether or not they have adoi'fs
bylaws, and "hrther those by laws haze
been approved, and when
j. State whether they have directors ar
pointed, and # those directors have g'fh
bonds fer the safe keeping Of the public ann
4. State what arms as ordnanc" hr'y"s'
ing 10 the State they each have IN th"'f P'
s~ession, VIVA; kind, how many, and M" 'o"s
ha vc they had them
s. Win, ~ the present number 81 mem
bers Of each company, and how img A'"
they remained with that number
q What - the NUMBER now IN un.'''m'
Z. WHAT Is the present condition '' "a"
company
What are The names Of Their Pre'tn'
''blllliFN AfI4ff 'A44'FIs
o.. Does any company reque,t to BE- q"
banded
10. Aay other fact which you ma d''a
II important should be know at tins DtP'"'
incut
u II there should be nc Adg'sut' ~
case of absence, the Commanding Vi'''
of the Regimen, Is required W see that h'
Ordcr Is duly executed.
The Bdgsdler General oithe -vcral D't
AIDES will see that tins ordar is compiled wa
by The Commsndanls Of Hegimenta H"''
their command.
The publishers Of paPefs 10 whom To"
der Is sent viii please give II three 'nS'f,ua
and send their account u the 'tdai'' w"
ter General.
- or!ef IF the Commandrr 10 Chlt.'
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