, 1861-05-11


lam relsg It tot'eioet. .s / Is Is I'D ~: zeu.v.s
swe1n y: at ~ Capitol groundkn BIT he
ssssa ssss 1sssss 70 Eos % ssasa.. = f.
gentleman with xhite e1avet,, Who ssid he
bad shaken hands with Warrington, and
every eueceasiye Prottdcnt. and be Wished to
shake Lfncoln's hank, ,::skhn1d I'd believed more
IKE Washingteas than spy Of the rest" Soon
oTfd ri 70 a NE e. 70 ni6 6
pet Lanba," u the zousvea call themselves
Iaere they ranged, reaching II two red lines
clear ACROSS the sqQars east of ths Caplte1, and
ha1 way aetoss On ahuther side. We heard
the names being called, to which every man
auswefed ahera'-thd oath+ "a We conclude,
having first been read In their hearing. BUTT
1ss long and slow PROCESS to listen to, as We
hsd to through the IRON feuce, and We came
away thinking thst II the accounts are true tf
thaee eeys, they never WetH 90 SLOW N swear
ing befora. Bat they will RI take the oath,
excspe some thirty, who Will be shipped With
put ehsnoe to swear In thls way, back to
worth, who hAa published q crd requesting
iaformstfon aga1cst all outlaws In hia regi-
ment. This is the result. It WIS said that
one Wasfo be ahot for. ripe, but this 10 prob.
ably ona Of the Thousand xumoIs, where "cort1-
mon fame most impudentIy lied" i was
andsla, Hhsn FORD Was sent there yesterday,
tha$ the Pet 4ArnbA" wme coming down: to
see them last night. What had not Aed before,
1t Is said. scattered HIS tiuald Bheep-not lik-
Ing these wolves in aheep's clothing. What
VI " they DO ,,1 xhen Wilson's Plug uglies set
The gnaxda ut the Capitol ate,vesy strict,
but the Zousyes are most too supple and
cunning for them. One OF them, not being
able to pass himself determined to get three
othefa through; &c, throwing his strong arms
around the guard, he said; " Oh, you don't
know how I; love youw and 90 continued
hugging him till his friends were well away.
Another Of them was not so fortunate, and n
Lis temerity WAs stabbed, when,, instead Of
running through the bayonots, he found q
baJone WIS run through him.
One Of the Eighth Massachusetts, Regiment
told me to-day Of their labors In relaying the
railroad tEfek from annapolis, and gave the
eom1adc who said he made the locomotive,
and he guessed he could put 1t together
did 80, Charles Romans Was nla name-son
Of StephM Hpmans; Of Beverly. ~,
Tbs eomp!6ants Ute numerous OF short fare
getting here and when 8rst arrived. One of
the Jelsey. Blues toldme be had nad nothing to
eat from Friday I'LL Sunday but a dry bIseoit,
some cheese and pieea of raw pork, He
said the blame attached to. .their Quartermas-
ter, and that be had been reported to head
quarters here Such men will bring the SER
vlee INTO distrnst with the coqing volunteers;
fore they start. Ii the above case they esY
their Qnartermaster specialized off the sol-
dterA. 1lf 70, BE ought 10 be quartared him
self and hung up IL teT7utm The soldiers,
once here, can board themselves well aud
pretty cheaply, BY going, as many do whom
We saW to-day, to ths markets, and buying at
first hands. The market stalls begin to re-
sutne somewhat Of their former tulnes.. We
asFea q, eeYeral tearnft==r rhere they were from.
They said "acroas from Virgfnia"-others,
"from Mary lane, ,'out the District.
This could not haya been dona week sgo.
6ecetsion has = bard: road to travel through
mems poekets-Which is touching q man
fighting against Davis, would not be more
fofmadable--and h1staxed nation Of bankrupts
viii soou teach him So, Potatoes at the mar.
ket to-dsY were ten cents quarter Of peck
butter forty cents per 1b; eggs sixteen cents
dozen beef steaks, shout twice a. high as
VITA you but shad, Of the first water too, are
twenty-five cents for threel That ig tempting
to all your renders Of good taste, and your
correspondent, while nice tat shad ara plenty,
can 60 it,, sWimulnRIy. It is q lesson against
slavery ard Southern farming, to only see the
l(ttte runts Of cattle and the miserable things
called horses sround the market, aud wet think
the prophecy Of the National Republican of
| thts District must and will be soon abolished,
as one Of the results Of the present Ear-and
Washington become Northern instead Of q
Southern city :. g.: !. ~:
TEN o'cLocK r.: M--Have Just been out 10
see what could sec by gas 1lsht. Till half
an h9ur ago lhe w:o.e OF the sida walk Of
the Avenue WAS filed with soldiers. They
crowd the segar shops, restaurants, and streets;
look into thousand windows, dance to the
| sound of: any wandering music grinder and
crack their jokes. But q the bsating of the
drum at half past niue they vanish a. BY
mag1c Among tue arrivals at Browns this
evening We notlced eighteen new corners be.
longipgto the hmous 7th Regiment Of New
York. They we're too late tor the last omni-
bus to their camp, which ia 10 popular that
signs are up stating an Omnibus leaves the
hatela every hour for the camp at the 7th-
fare l2}5 cents. When nearing Wizards the
st.a ns Of band were heard. It proved to be
ing Ma1or Anderson soon the gallant Major
| appeared In the window. He looks iuat like
than hs Is. ":ao speeeS geatiem%en9no %
spaech," said he modestiy. Speeches must
givo way to actton, and il cannot speek,
I must speak in actions, as must We alL''
The cheers hefa, drowned his voies, aud be
retired: Gen. Runyon, Of the New jersey
Brigade, was then called for, and made elo.
! quent a11ueion to Maer Anderson, stating that
his State had frat tendered the place he now
held to the hero OF Sumter. Capf, Doubleday
/ waa called for 30 YVES ..Beecher," but neither
appeared, and neither are ,yet announced In
the city,: One speaker, a B. Dickinson OF
New York, told the soldiers to ssbe patient,
| they would soon CROSS the Potomac, and-'i
| here. his voice was lost in the one wild yell
| which rose from the thousands present.
When he could be heard again, he was saying
that this war must settle 81 cession for ua, and
for our children forever, when "hip, hip, hur-
"a II was again ringing on the ali, in q way
not very grateful 70 any Bouthrons who vera
I listening.
We are expecting to hear tidings soon from
| our Illinois boys at Cairo. Indeed, to-day
rnmor bad it thaa tha word had come to the
War Department. 7oI; d battle. II the tories
wish to try the mettle there, they will be re.
ceiVed with bloody hands to hospitable
graves" Col. Prentias has sme1t Mexican
powder, aud it agrees with him. Bnt If they
go to cutting the le7ee, as they threaten, our
boys will go down the river hY the june fresh,
and, cutting through above New Orleans, will
say, II thank thee, Jew, Tor teaching me that
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