The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-13

Wc6t, ~ pilSoncrH' NcIo yeetriuAy P"e W" ~ -
the Tiger and conveyed TO Fort Lafayette. The
superargo was owner Of two vessels captured
while endcavoring to run the blockade. Com
rno,ore Paulding returned from Wa'nin ton |
YESTERDAY, and ,esumed his dudes "a command
ant u the Navy Yard.
Several prisoners are in the Guard House on
Governors Island, waiting for a court mar'i1.
A descrier from the cavalry, who has boz n place
ia tho Quad House or sfs,y was handed over
TO non-commissioned Officer belonging To the
cavalry, and conveyed to Carlisle lara Ks yE5-
terday, TO be tried by court martial. A deuich.
men; Of recruits was also sen. 10 Cahilo at the
fame time.
TITS 23D REGINRSr or MAssIcuusET-rs
Volunteers, Col. Kari1 arrived here yesterday
en- route for Annapolis. They came by the
steamers State Of Maine AMI Metropolis, arri,-
ing here alout eleven oclo'k. 1h~ regiment
numbers about = thousand mon, armel with In
field rifles and thoroughly equipped. battery
OF SIX pieces will follow tho regiment in . few
days. The fell officers OF The r,pi,n -. are
Colorel-Iohn Kurt; Lieut.-Co'.-H Merritt;
Majo--A. EiEcll. The "Sous Of Na.slchu-
sc,ts, In large force, received tho regiment Anl
efoori-d them up 10 tho Park B,rr,ok', where
the mnn cevcd their breakfasts. Tho officers
wors entertained hy tho Sons" at Ia" ASH.
House. After the breakfast at the Aston II isc,
spcccl were m1ls by num'c. Of invited
| l,csla and officers Of th' r, gan 90.
/ In. U-.,ol spoke clolu,uly oi tho patrio Ism
and eli, alton OF tn. oil Bay STATE" aud de-
scaut d 81 some length on tbo r,cat rob l'irr
rsa wal between freedom and d IVORY. lla va
in fave. Of peace, Ia. We must no" seek wi.f
! che swod pcacc though lib'r,y- here c5i b.
40 uoace bi,hout liiyr y, and thcie n b. ~
| lro,'v will d foot Of &C. sllvchollor uron ont
| node. l. ter bring ban the country 90 stat,
| orlafla,i. y-Jcttcr IN bo it wi lcrncss, thar
have s,iul, peace. Speaking Of The r'porLc'
taking o Charleston, be slough. The c'anr.
general would be- co'n'ortcd it Cha,l.-,ouw RI
l., bcco uo u dc-ef,. never MGR. 70 have ho.ue
. or comr co ia her. t,.ynns. ,lHs')
y Col. krrz br. fly anil appropriately ro.mnc
tharks TO, the wim Welcome given h.n.
Col, Down. Of Gov. Andrew n, spok
rau.culal Of The spifi. Of Il ;i1,s devotion j.
The Ma4,s, hl3,ns troops. making their eau.
hoy TO I'll .m-,hs rmc N spirit of puri. nisr
which Las nocn h.rici, but moi JcAl, for hlf
century.
Lou. Brnmhll, # IL New Y,.k oh (mil
tiny, voun ',I at tho battle e. Bils Biun WI
introduced and received with the vldis' cntbu
.,a-n. Supporting hiris.lr on hi. erulchea, h
.Toke h-i,ly hut earnestly Of hi- l,,c for NJ
sachus,,ts ,oliiar. with whom he hll eDluro
Ell he Ini.. aud privsioas Of service, Of b
devotion to 10 cause oil .ho Union, AL his hor
10 rclurn once more to tbr good Warf.rc.
Gen. B.r clio vas received with long cor
truc. cheers lie rcm,rlol IN tn, rnonsltr
clsac.s ol til, pr,scn, time WHOM he Who'll
c.unry is ou the verge Of thm, ing It's war ~
Wen tho whole country Ncclus 70 Sc, VII
ovcrv pooi arrl in IL. .i,ll -h3ul sec, ~
rcco lily ff Employing Ia our fI,, a E-e.
power, which is at pr, ''ut passive, 'nl cat sl
lily he hroIs't 20 our all This io'er "a slu'rl
shall wcr0t Nv make VA, Of Il. II We cin, l.
"a have u, government az 1t was Nv Is
mollh since, "a power or an institution s..,.
ia thr wy OF 20 doing wipe /. out W. hI'
| ,u,. eject i = lol cmon, in the heart Of y
, 'cb,i. count =, in the mill ii that over, az
{ Let US ace # Will 10 turned to account. Il
{ would not TAX he responsibility OF cannon
: ding body OF men, if he did not first pll
!'','s"l' o." 'sha' l." '.'"si'lari snund ul,'i,ru
ard he believed he hal done 30. (,ircat n,
llausc ircqucnly). Hon. Cob Wlon now
: Gen. MoCl'lli' stiG endorsed fully The a.,
timer,s ol Gen, Burnside. Re,ar,in, IL -i.npl
as q question Of military necessity, hs coi,i!et,
it lad policy ya.l' We wcro scniing our BRAY
men 10 la.tle in ia South, to n,gcc. To tur
to our account power thcrc,n power which h..
been q u to a,trmP, he overthrow Of this GOV
| crnmrut.
Gen. Wallbrlrc, and several othor speaker
ad'r,o'cd the mee.iug in the same -piri.
In the afternoon the regiment made a p,r.J
on Iro.dwaY lin. ;ng the John Brown Arm
II. nm They remained all night al III, Pad
Brook. AID will Lave tolly, paradins lrs
ur Bro"dEay las Tar rs Union square.
| 1h' % J. Re- imcut Of New York Volunteers
Cs.. =. Is. Luok, left their encampmcntrat New
Dong y. last evening for transportation [,
WrLu,. ,"n. via Amooy. The regimen. mum
tered over 900 men under tn, following fiel
officer Cl 5. r. Zo,k Liuct. Col, j. A.
Pnsr Major, p, j. PAricn.
| IMPORTANT DENTRAL ORDERS.
The following important orcrs have been re-
ccir'd al the L. 5, mastering Office, Col. Sack.
| Ell
| Ne. 92-Ihc state of New York Is crc,.cd a
n," military department, uni r comrnind al
| M"J,r General Nos.;an whose headquarters are
| iiN' al Albany. '''
Gcncl"l Ordtr NJ. 90 provides for tho INV
men oil all officers on soldiers who may he ,axsn
! l'Fnh't,' IN" pay may be- drawn hy a person
having he "li,,ru authority Of the piisoner. ar
,by his wifi, guardian If hs minor rhllrrn, or
a widowed mohc,. 1ha application Tor NV
nutt l." made to the senior paymastcr of The
ds.rl' where toe re, mcn /, seryin.. aud must
he .ccoml unicd ~ Ger ifcLtc approved by
Iuitrd t,s -Jwl.,c District Attorney mr.
Jud-c 81 u 'our' Of Record, stating he relation.
shlg ol tnr applicant 10 the prisoner. Pawn .nt
VII lhcn lie made in the same manner as to the
solder himself
Order No. SIN settling the acco ms of de-
ceased NolUnir.ls, thc auditor has been lir,rt,J
to plac' .o heir credit the 500 bounty allowed
10y the government.