The Placer herald., 1861-10-19

been considerable additions TO the number in
camp.
COMPANY A.-CAPTAfN ROwELL.-Ths compa
ny now numbers "a men. Edwin Naylor. Chls.
Reeves VIM. Lossec and VIM Corrigan being
new recruits.
COMPANY B.--CAPrAIN FTCn.-Nincty four
men now on the master roll, and in camp
Six men having joined the company, towit:
Chat les Stewart. (Drummrr) Williams, Long,
Hanger, Davis, and Moner.
COMPANY C.-CAprArS WEsr-Thc "Sh;.stu
Guards" have now SO men in camp.
COMPANY D.-CAprAlN Scorr.-This company
arrived from Camp Mcclellan" at Piaocrvlle.
on Monday last. and Immediately went into
camp. The following is ~ copy of the muster
roll:
Coptoia--L. S. Scott
FIRST Lien rndnt-Jamcs Garden.
Second Lieutenant. James Dawson.
Sergednts-Samuel Case, LIST; James s. Rath
burn. End; John r. King, Bird; Augustus II. Lowe
4th; VIM. G. Whilall, 5th.
Corporals--William J. Dunn. LIST; Edward c.
Coulter. 2nd John Hoory. Sd; Harlow Pnrln
4th; William o. Buckner. 9Th; Thomas G.. Espy,
9th; Alison B Courtrg ht, It'll; Marco B. Goodrich
Sth.
Company CIerh--Oliver Hatch.
Dyummer--Charlcs H. Frank
Priraies--Drwis Ash. Royal A Dcnscll, Went
worth Baker, james Brown, Charles S Beard.
Joseph Curtiss, Josiah Copeland. Sumner Carr
John Clark. Nelson Cook, Charles Day. Henry
! Day George W. Erwin Mortimer S Fas.etf,
Erwin Flcehart Gwen Gillcck, Edward n GiIling
Ezra F. Geln.ndenner. Martin Van Buren, Grim
sley Clancey Gregg, Leon Gossett. Coswell
Grubb. Nelson b Huse, John Hansacker, vii
! liam Hammond. John B. Hannum. John Howard
| mn Rint, r1 Inl, f,,J.,n
Clcstine Jaguan, John G. DouIzenhizer John
! Lowee. Alfred La Malccar, Walter + Metro. Jo-
! scph Moran, David Miller. Jackson MCPHERSON.
Charles McDcrmott. james McWilliams, Felix
/ Monday. Francis NJ. Morrow. James l. Paddock,
james blanket. John Prov. Lewis Pelcha jam
! l. Pickett. Milton Reilding Abraham Reynolds,
Patrick Redd, Robert Radford. Louis Rodgers.
William g. Shank, Lloyd 4 Sands. John B Sim
mons Augustine Siernans. Aaron F. Stockwel
james Thompson. Frank True. John Tucker. En-
nest Tassao Andrew J Wilson. John Wright.
John Wall, james Wheeler. Total 81.
COMPANY E.-CAPrAIN CRowNINsHIELD.-Is
| fast filling up to minmumu number; and with
the arrival of % more men daily expected from
Weaverville. will reach the maximum figure.
COMPANY F.-CApr\IN A. W. CuLLrM.-By the
Kindness Of the commanding officer of this com.
pany are enabled to give the number now in
camp:
Cuptain-A. W. CulIum
First lieutenant james Evans.
Second Lieutenant (Nol elected YETI
Pr'r Hes-John Rockway, Robert Berry Jo
seph B!une. J 5 Chapman. Robert Conn. Rob
crt Chandler. Frank Cowdcn. T. W. Codiington.
W. Co 'k, Charles Clark. Franklin Davis. Ropert
Dooley, a Fraser Il Ferguson Robert Gid
ersIeeve. John Gosser. J. A. Hale. Moses Hoyt p
Hermants. Hawley. r jordan. -. Knob
lock. George Z. Love. Solomon LOOMS. James
Montgomery, Collin Montgomery. II G Montgom
cry 5 b Mann. John Mulligan. G E Montague
Henry Pease. Rolert Ptnnrdgc, Nathan Piper
John W Prize. Price, Asa Reyburn, B +
Ritchey, John Rogan. George Rlcbod II =
Rice. Samuel Smith. John B smith Samuel G
Smith. David Seezrr. a. b. Tolman. Charles
Tnlesbury. Phillip Tcnscha. Daniel Ward, John
Ware. William WiIliams.-Tota So
COMPANY G.-CArTAIN Grant, Has about so
members. On Thursday evening last Matthew
sherman was elected First Lieut. cnant Last
evening the company had several BALLOTS Tor
Second Lieutenant. hut up to the hour Of
going To press we did not learn they haG elected
anybody 10 that position.
a MISTAKE SoMEwHErE.-Th Sacramento
Union of Thursday last, in its Pony news
has the following:
"JEFFERsoS CITY, October 7'h.-A spe
cial 10 the ST Louis Republican SAYS Gen
erals Frenon, and Mrknislry left for the
Wet this afternoon"
In the editorial column of the same is
sue, we find this:
"FREMoST AND HIS ARMY.-A resilient of
this city. (Sac; anrni") has permitted us to
make use Of an extract from letter re,
ceved by him from his brother in Missouri
The letter is dated October LIST, at W-any
gan Tavern, about forty miles from Jefferson
CITY. 1t says Fremont and staff pa.se,,
there with twenty thousand men, September
2Sih, between twelve and one o'clock n,
night, after Price. who was retreatnr into
Kansas, but will he cut off by Siyel and
Hunter. the former with 5000 and the lat
ter with 10000. Fremont save,l at the
tavern that he intended To follow Price into
Kansas and capture him AT all hazards"
VIII" lies the letter writer or the ST.. Louis
RePubiicanl for theirs is one out
STATE PKrsoS MATTERS The late acci'
dent at san Quentin, 10y which the new build
ing in process Of erection was partially dc
mol>he'l, has naturally retarded operations
somewhat. But we are assured that the de
lay is but temporary. ard that all damages
will be speedily repaired. The prisoners, to
The numb'r of over six hundred, are now
all provided with new shoes, each man l,av-
ing recently been "Shod' substantially and
comfortably. The general health of the
ronvic,s is excellent The vigilance and dis
cipline exercised by the officers is such that
prisoners cannot, AS formerly, break out.
except at the hazard Of instant recaplure.
Alta.