Litchfield enquirer., 1861-11-07

week Saturday.
 The 9th Regt., Col. Cahil, left New Haven Monday, for Camp Chase, Lowell, Mass.
 The Adjutant General has issued a "General Order" against enlisting men from this State for Regiments out of it, and explaining the expenses allowed for recruiting and organizing companies and regiments. It will be found in another column.
 THE 10TH REGIMENT, c. V. left Hartford on Thursday afternoon last, arrived in New York Friday morning. Previous to their departure from Hartford they were presented with beau tiful flag by Mrs. T. R. Trowbridge and daugh- ter, Gov. Buckingham officiating at the ceremo- ny. The Regiment, like all the others we have sent from Connecticut, is completely uniformed in army blue, with the State button, and armed with the Enfield Rifle The standard bearer is named Albert F. Wheaton and is sir feet seren inches in height.
 As they marched from the boat up Broadway to the Park Barracks, their soldierly appearance elicited the paudits of spectators along the line.
 After a substantial breakfast the Regiment was presented with elegant American flag, regulation size, of thick, heavy silk, the blue field studded with gold stars surrounding a spread eagle. It following inscription: xx*zx*xx k x x x x x k E xx K xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx z TO THE TENTH CONN. REGIMENT, }: FROM THE SONS OF CONNECTICUT, < 2 NeU Fork, Nov 1861. < :oa"eseSooeaee1ooaooaoaoooeasaesosaos
 Gen. Burnside, whose division the 10th are to join made the troops a stirring speech, wLich was received with great cheering.
 S. B. Chittenden then presented the fag in the course of his address saying that as good soldiers abhorred speeches, he should not in- fl;ct one upon them. He recognized in them numbers of previous regiment which had es- tablished it's reputation for deeds of yalor and herosm that would go down with the annals and the glory of Connecticut. He would say to them that no body of men ever moved to the field with more to inspirit and encourage and electrify them There had never been written on any page of history in this world anything more mo- ble, anything more glorious, anything more thoroughly and surely triumphant and victorious than this great contest, in which we were all to some extent engaged, and in which they were to take an active part. The flag he knew, would be gloriously vindicated in the salvation of our country's life.
 Mir. Chittendcn then gave the colors, amid hearty cheers.
 Col. Chas. L. Russell, in behalf of his con- mand, returned his sincere thanks for the beau tiful banner. Be assured, he said that no trai- fold. But it shall be placed in the hands of those who have sworn to deliver up their lives and their sacred honor to the maintenance of the cause in which we are all engaged. Be as- sured that if this flag returns to you again, it shall be the flag. of united country. Three electrical cheers for Col. Russell were given at the close of his speech.
 The Regiment left for Annapolis on Friday afternoon.
 The following is list of the leading officers
 Colonel, Charles l.. Russell; Lieut.. Colonel, Albert F Drake; Major, Ira W. Pettibone; Ad- juant. Wm. Colt, Surgeon, A. T. Douglas: As sistant-Surgcon, M. F. Newton Chaplain. Rev. Henry l.. Hall (Congregationalist) Quarter master, Royal F. Fowler
 Company 4. of New EIayen-Capta;n B. S. Purdy lst Lieut., EeEj Jefferson I'd Lieut., Henry $. Stillman.
 Hudson lst Lieut. Chas. Wiley :,d Lieut., John C:!s.
 Company C, of New IIaven--Captain. Edward Goodycar; lst Lieut., Edward Gresly; 2d Lieut. Henry Jennings.
 Company D, of Roxbury-Captan, Lewis Judd lst Lieut., Charles Hurlbut; 2d Lieut., Sanford B. Palmer.
 Company E, of IIartford-Captain, Henry A. Wells; 1st Lieut., C. (. Brewster: I'd Lieut., Geo. Mckcw
 Company F, of sprague-Captain Joseph W. Branch: lst Lieut. Chas. Smith, 2d Lieut., Jas Kingsbury.
 Company G, of New Haven, Darien and stam- ferd-Captain, Isaac L. Hoyt; 1st Lieut., Geo. w. Smith; 2d Lieut., Theodore Miller.
 Company II, of New London-Captain, Robert Leggett; lst Lieut., H. W. Quinn; 2d Lieut.. Vim. W. Perkins,
 Company l, of Greenwich Captain, D. M. Mead; lst Lieut., Isaac o. Close; 2d Lieut. Thos. R. Mead
 Company K, of New Haven-Captain, E. B. Morrison; lst Lieut., II. D. Smith; 2d Lieut., s. M. Smith.
 HENRY S. SANFORD, the U. S. Minister to Bel gium, whose appointment was regarded as soun- just to Connecticut, has given the State cast steel 12 pound cannon, with shells and balls to match.
 CAMP TYLEn.-Lieut. Chamberlain, U. A. on Saturday mustered into the United States service at Camp Tyler, Mcriden, several of the Cavalry companies, and about forty members of the Artillery.
 WE are informed that Henry W. Birge of Nor wich, now Major in the 4th C. V , is to be ap- pointed Colonel of the 18th.
 Rev. Mr. Wiley of Waterbury, has been ten. dered the appointment of chaplain of the Twelfth Regiment.
 THE 18TH c. V.-The 18th Regiment is to be ordered to New Haven forthwith and will prob. ably be put in barracks.
 BANNER TowN FOR THE WAR-The new town of Sprague, so named from Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island whp owns the immense manufac- turing establishment there returned 13l register ed militia and has sent l25 men to the war.
 Too BAD.-Col. Chatfeld, of the 9th Reg't., has been unable to accompany it on the great expedition, on account of severe illness, and has returned home to Waterbury. Col. Chatfeld is an lndefatigable worker and a brave man, and no doubt he has overtasked himself since he commenced the organization of his regiment We hope to her of an early recovery.
 MITTESs WANTED FOR THE SoLDIERs.-The women of Connecticut are called upon in the card of the Quartermaster General below, to add to the comforts of our volunteers by providing nTnIff for {bn aoIi