New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31


anna with fine fat jersey ham. and ma,
pockets stuffed with "tesr rui"ns appropriate ..
'neh who expected to get bursry.
Beside this outside Regiment, n rocket b,,.,.
o. oUo men Is being orga.iei az Jersey CIV -
Tue Messrs. Edge, the pyroi.chnists. In :.
.o'' 'inie' Ne"'Jer'ey has seat eight regiment.
l'o TIC heid' ana those how forming will max.
'ureeeh' There are men CROUCH yolunteey;,r
'u' inpediments to tlrir being mustered y
Se'n I" occasion painful dsla,s. In con.e,ne,..
VI 'heSe, our boys go oG to other States ube,a
'e"''ape IS not 80 much tn. rrL.. We ara tbr,
10y represented N N~w-York and Pennsyl.
1''''' AS formerly, We are aso the tborouOh.
i''o stale. From June | 10 Aug 81 Tie
oanIoen and Amboy RrIroad transported AZ 1os
"o"Ps' Vi winch $500 were in August; but how
many nave gone South sine. the Last call g.,
tro"ps Is very prudenly ~ihh.n. II must have
oeen q large bumosr' Otncr. have gone by tho
Ne@.Jersey Central and the frst tOres regiment.
went b. water from Tf.nton. On All a.,
transportation tho Government is ch.rsed hale
the usual rates.
Tho Rev. DR.. Camp, recently settled here q.
"a tor of Trinity Episcopal Church. goes o,
Chaplain in The Army. A son Of the Rev. DR..
Hall, Of the Pre- ,teran Church, gOes 90
Adjutant in the 9Th Re.in-ps. TIE 4th and 5th
will probably march to-porrow.
Some Of our carpet heroes, eI.Goyeruors aud
ex.Judges, have been figuring ut Long Branch
with Mrs. Lincoln, since Which we have seen
them figuring even more largely in the news.
papers, marshaled by the neyi,able jenkins.
KOOwing The parties 50 wei, We snle at what
we read.
A letter from a New-Jerspy naval officer TO
his wife, contains paragraph equal TO any Of
tbe gems Of the day. lie sa,s Ia her, al want
you to live in the most frugal manner possible,
and if you can save any money from income, by
the strictest economy, loan it t., the Government,
ii it be but fifty or a buUdfrd dollars, to assist
it 10 the smslrst mite To maiprain the Const!tu-
ton of tho United States and the supremacy Of
the law" There's Jersey i"r you.
COntrabands are appearing in spots among ua.
Three of them were last week wandering about
the streets of Newark On- with broken guitar.
another with @ triangle, and third with good
voice, bowling with polite attitude whenever
kind soul opened his purse to toss them penny.
Poor creatures. to be thus turned adrift. But
scanty as was the reward, it was more in ons
day than the entire earnings "f the TIRES during
a lifetime of bondage. Such sights compel Us TO
CRY oat, "How long, o Lord, how longl"
Que of Ross Winans's sons has been cutting g
big swarth il the Secession way in Sussex
County, making himself obnoxious by publicly
drinking jeff Davis's health at the tayerDs; ous
last week quiet farmer, named Adams, hap'
peuipg TO como in where Wioans was holding
forth, the latter invited him to the bar 10 lake
streak of Jersey lightning. Adams con'euted'
wuereupOn Wiuans gave bis usual toast ID TUG
traitor; but the former, considering himself in'
,nlted. put down his ela-. t.s"k of bic coat, snc
then came the thunder in the shape OF sncn
fiogging for Winaus that he, at least, can't say
nobody was hurt. Some Of our Jerseymen pays
awfully hard fists.