The national Republican., 1861-06-11

Powers, and answers fully the end for which il
was intended.
The District Attorney then proceeded to
state fairly the six propositions submitted by
the learned proctor, and answered them seri-
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ARRIVAL OF the SECOND MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
The second regiment Of Michigan volunteers,
commanded by Colonel Richardson, and mum.
bering l,0l0 men, arrived here at three o'clock
yesterday morning, direct from Detroit which
place they left at ix o'clock on Thursday even
ing. This regiment like the other Michigan
regiment now encamped west Of Alexandria,
i. composed of strong, hardy, vigorous men,
all we'll uniformed, equipped throughout 10 the
most complete manner, aud bring an ABUNDANCE
Of provisions. They are uniformed similar to
the other regiment from that Stste-having
best material. The flank companies are armed
with new MIME muskets, and the remaining
companies with the Harper's Ferry musket Of
l846-47. They bring with them thirty women,
as nurses, lsundresses, etc. They have brass
band Of twelve pieces, led by Professor Hub
bard, in addition to q drum and fife corps Of
ten drums and ten flies.
The following is a list Of the officers:
Colonel, ]. B. Richardson lieutenant colo
mel, Henry A. Chipmsn; major, A. W. Will.
lisms adjutant, W. ]. Lyster; surgeon, A.
Palmer surgeons mate, II. +. Lyster; quar-
termaster aud commissary, J. Barton, jun. ser.
geant major, E. q. Comstock; quartermaster
sergeant, J. Mcconnell; commissary sergeant,
Richard Mshon; chaplain, Frank May.
Company A-Captain, A. L. Dillman; lieu.
tenants, J. V. Ruehle and q. Kast.
Company B-Csptain, X. A. Beech lieu.
tenants, G. E. Bigelow and I. c. Bardsn.. t5
Company C-Csptain, c. Byington; second
lieutenant, J. F. Gilman.
Company D-Captain, William Humphrey ;
lieutenants, f. Wood and William Burlingams.
Company E-Csptain, R. Brethschneider
lieutenants, B. Brownwell and J. Beals.
Company F-Captain, F. Morse; lieutenants
Turner and Farland.
Company G-Csptain, J. Lawson; ieuten
| ant, Morton.
Company H-Captain, g. W. whipple; lieu
tenants, Moores and Leidlain.
Company captain, Dwight May; lieuten
ants, Handy and Norval. -
Company K-Captain, G. May lieutenants
Parks and Bigelow.
As the regiment passed through Baltimore
they we're repeatedly cheered by crowds which
had collected along the sidewalks. As they
| we're getting into the train at the Camden de.
pot, to depart for this city, several stones were
thrown at the soldiers, from an individual
standing near by, one Of which struck the or
derly sergeant Of Company Z violently on the
leg. He Immediately raised his musket and
fired at the man, who was seen to fall to the
ground. The train started Immediately after
and they were not able to ascertain positively
whether the man was killed or not, though il
is the general impression among them that he
was. The Baltimore papers Of yesterday, We
notice, are silent on the subject.
Upon their arrival in this city, the regiment
marched to the Inauguration Ball room, where
they still remain. Yesterday afternoon, mum
Der of tents we're erected on the west side o
the City Hall, which will serve to render th'
position Of the troops more comfortable. The.
are enlisted for three years.
The regiment marched up to the Executiv,
mansion Yesterday afternoon, where they wer
reviewed by the President. They made yer.
fine appearance, and attracted much attention
by their soldierly movements.
Governor Buckingham, of Connecticut, wa
present at the dress parade Of the second Cor
necticut regiment Oh Saturday last, and in
brief speech expressed himself highly please
with the fine appearance and excellent drill {
4 the soldiers. Colonel Terry and Lieutenar
Colonel Young, both old and experienced mil
tsry men, are rapidly putting this noble reg
coming contest with the enemy. The third ret
iment now under the temporary supervision
Colonel Terry, is recovering from its ditticu
ties, and promises we'll for the future.
New PAssEs.-New passes have been issue
by General Mansfield. There is printed form
on one side of which the name Of the perso
to be passed is written, and countersigned b
the aid.de.camp, Colonel Drake De Kay. o
the other side are the following words:
"The undersigned accepts this pass, on h
word of honor that he is loyal to the Unite
States and il he is hereafter found in arm
against the Union, the penalty will be DEATH
This is signed by the bearer 1t is hope
this will be somewhat Of a check on the spit
!, who have daily visited the camp, and have iu
parted direct information of impending NOV
ments to the rebels. The demand for pass
has not been so brisk for the past few days.
MARRIAGE.-The regular service at the Ne
: York Avenue Presbyterian Church on last Sa
:, y bath evening. was attended by an interestil
> and somewhat novel ceremony, which was W
: messed by an unusually large number Of pt
: sons. This was the leading to the hymenial
s tar, by one Of our gallant army officers (Lie
u "a tenant Elderken, second artillery Of the fl
= daughter of the pastor of the Church, Miss Fa
!, ME Gurley, who was elegantly apparelled in
= dress of white Swiss, with handsome viii
y veil thrown gracefully over her shoulde
! Among the numerous congratulations receiv
\ by the happy pair, were those Of the Preside
- and his lady, with one or two the Cabinet
= fcers.
e GONE INTO CAMP.-The nineteenth NJ
IS York (Cayuga) regiment went into camp y
IS terday afternoon, near the camp of the Was
.. ingtou Light Infantry battalion, opposite