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Va Sn1ne---Iseport of the Militia Com.
1,,iffre in tic YYIacOnsI1 Senate.

AN~N@-N--- "--"T~
Your committee to whom WIS referred As
semb1y bill No 23344 known as the snlpe's bill,
have Ind the same under consideration, and
ask !eayu to mike the following report: :.
Your committee would soy in the ontset,
that as that is the only business they have had
before them during the session, taey nave
been able gye it that an9 1rs
pose Of cnlightcning this honorable body IN
matters Of importance, yonr -commtfee
would say. the snipe belongs to. the
species Scaopaz, Galinot; IT Is migratory in its
habits, therefore it should not be chased with
birds such a. the CupLdo, o. flneatso 6.oase, 1s,
Yirginianus, Quail or Partridge. The Calling,
OF shine. make=s its appearance in our latitude
about the first Of April, it stays here lew
weeks, and then moves on to some place IN
known to YOUR committee, to attend to It's
regular business, that is, to propagate and rear
choose marshes or swamp land for TINS Par-
pose. Your committee, therefore, hoped TINT
Tue reports Of the recent swamp land survey
would throw some light upon the. manner OF
It's nesting, aud rearing its young, &C p9t We
are compelled to say, that so far as We nave
| been able to examine the survey, It mas lot
this merit. If any nests were tonnd, lney
were probably robbed, and charged to the
| State IS hens eggs. i.
There has been 11uch diepute about the Enan'
| ner i'll which the snlpe subsists some athFn'
ing that it lives by suction It is said, BY n
Producing its bill ii certain places In TIE earth
| it can su:k nourishnent, not only Sufficient to
subsist, but eyen to grow fat. # this be the
fact, your committee are compelledto acknoWt
edge the great similarity between the epeetet
| under consideration and another species
| that hover about this Capitol, introducing
! their bills for the express purnose, OF sue
tion, as the .yau!ts Of onr Treasury VIII
| attest. With, perhaps, this difference there
has any outside pressure brought to beau
| upon its bill, in the way OF outside sucks
Asasn your committee find difference be
tween the snipe's bill mud some Other bills thu
haye been introduced by the Capitol species
while the ono makes q very small hole, ant
the suction IL very s]jssht, the otheE propose.
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The SAT- Antonio DlT7a1d Of the g nit, giTea
the following list Of Urited States property in
TINT city alone, delivered up to@the Texas
troops by the hoary old traitor Twiggs:
1,s00 mules, valued at $50 each, $50 900; 500
wagons, valued at $40 each, $4,000; $50
ness, valued at $50 each, 81, 600 tools, wagon
material, iron, nails, horse and mule shoes,
s250,0o0; corn, lat this post), $1,000; clothing,
$4,000; commissary stores, S75W0; ord
nance stores, $400 000-total, 81 229, 500, exclu-
sive Of public buildings, to which the Federal
Government has title: Much Of the above
property is estimated at the original cost, its
value here being much greater; being worth
to the State at least a million and half OF
dollars. The eight artillery guns allowed the
companies were valued at 5000. a.. ~.
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The New Orleans True Delta, speaking Of Ju-
dab P Beujamin's threat to prosecute the pa
pers which have accused him Of being thief,
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HH CHlHAN Zen lkxAlA AMI
N14REAT WESTERN CANADA, RA1E|AYA
Winter Arrangement,
TraIcs leave The Great Central Grpct, nnt :. laE8
strect. Chicago:
x10 l. a--IifttuInx Express t51ndSys es:rFttl1
arrive ut Detroit els r. T. Srspe1sln*e eflaA9
sea IL "; Albany 1D P. T.; S1H Go:< le21
r. "; Boston Ito night. -
&XQTM-teH York and EAatEn E!nEs25 .e1tRpt
Saturday } arrive at fst7cr - ". ~
peueion D1I.ige Of Butfalos s-@ ?. W. A'haay
10 ~, New i6:k la 4. ~ !'tSt;E noo1-
AE1 C;ac{nnltl Exr. y. <eICcp.S2.lI.} tarca&E
70 Cincinnati tu Is huIEa- $3.50,
rx-CtnclnaaI and Louisville EIpress (e1cep<
aatactiay) tu.o4gh to Ciocincsdla II a1a1a
Louisville tn = Eo1te ,-, ,..
10 ?. T-Tcaln, Saturs1y aniY ID 1ISa ooasa5
Trains at 6.43 P. n ,...
tYr PaAent Sleeping Cara On Mi E.S@at ttat:
TIE so r. " train Ennuects At Tarls WEB 't tI.
and Lake Huron hallway Log Ra1ao ~ ~, 8; rota'a
east: ot Toronto with tie ts!aE TrGIY l-'':" y
Kingston, Ggaeusbu7gi 3!oGsssas. Q1ehec~ aIn ~
roIrt5 to Canada East, Saftse:1 HE=-cet Ee7 *saV-
Shire and H-.nc.
Baggage checked through.
oEccs Ii the North "a Vest A.: At tae Co:;"snys
olce corner Lake md Dcaihcr- 5!tea*s, ALL al tae
depot oct c< Lske street:
n H. 8aunv- f7erer.t ay--c .E:3
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WF:1 o*s1
g EWIN G N ACHIN ES,
I. CORNELL J. cos
Family and manuEaoturtne
s4o SEWING MACHINES.
rAgEART 6FARRsS PATENT.

oa1 Gashines and tic thonsands tnae thsn that
EkSEe EsH nAafEo sfaaf oF NogE III k1Hkfx s
HOVE jK, and Al perso.s @elil:E or using them arc
a1 assas: :sy sd new s @erz
direct eompcttln 80 On ~ eaeg roRsf psns az
~ e. axd ssi sy sas srs saa
Henuer. tot which have several stFles1, Needle
This asEe t tasm st1 rs cnEArEsr. LEa1r10A78 an
TRs1ELAss AACuINK N AAEEEr.
= oei zs'h L hRfTsb T @ II
sa7 aeas Tsch doss not Taoiy sansy ~ p1t pdl
@ae ,o1e han % aas ot5f o - cfeis necessarily
r1sk IL bny1ng most mscE!nea .,.... r. n.a. .
straight needle; has gr@at spac. u0dtr the aru seW1
pom COMMON sPsola h:aer o:lng fastened @ ana sna
oh = sat 10 o e. eSsf ns 4 eear
tast of any othsr mscnns; !: u; bqt tEo Ees1asng
aa efs oa aas se y ia ss 40 @
ssior tor al varieties Of work; Will certainly do neat
y ~ w eh rs ~ ~
y tsas.on is PeEest 1nns eas snd sa Il n9tss
sfss ese e. psasa 'sSs5 sSs s
~ rn ranks of M hs 1na though
aSis g tae aistEs f.
6nT.ns te M past seaso1 We c.ano& !ll a order va
s So fsf e AM ead a "a
Xsa to RoaSsas ssa 9s5a 1t a2T
esEtae 1 nscincs = Whether 5sS wish . pnrehase
not ssnd for > Descriptive Circular snd samples Of
caution r. Rans a Ssp1s21afss O. se Sc
say Fl il e9s f. o5 q. ast1ss Ss5pIissis e Z
T., CUHNELL q Co.,
Pert Office Boz 81. Chicago, ~
an A$
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FINAL.
Iertifcats to expire On the 1st daY Of January 1851

ORR IGINAL.
iterhcsts to expire t.s lst dsg Of January 1851
Arpr7oRs 1FycE e.AEE Or 1L1Eo1Al
springfield, February 18th. 1871
Whereas, Tia Goedhue Insurance CompaHt 81 Nev
Tork City has flied In ths oce Of the coz
dtaon offs afaira. required BY An act to reu ate
the Agencies Of Insurance Companes aot
by tue State o. Illinois" approved February 1at, 80
and whereas sald Company ss fnrhf.hed satisfactory
5tnce that It IS possessed OF the required aounto
capital In stocks and MORTGAGES and has ced
IN this Office written nstrrnent signed by the Pres
1asTf 81 eSess Sos fhs5so &. .pR1,fa1M M t,r
actoa of Re bniaess II said conpsSy. and fuy and
unseseEyedv authorizing him to Acknowledge service
Of process for and behalf Of ea.d Company, con.
ttntfUy that service Of process upon him the sald
r@er be tasen and held to be Is valid il sesved
upon the Company and 4ivtng al claim OF error By
reason Of SHch service
Now therefore In pursuance # The provisions of
the acts aforesaid. l. JESSE E. DER013, Auditor OF
Public Accounts Of the State OF Illnnis do hereby
certify that the said II. PHILLIPS Is authorized a.
Insurance IN this state It'll the thirty-nEst day OF
January, In the year eighteen hundred and sixty
80 tar As he may bs legally empowered to do said
60, n testimony whereof hsye hezeunto sub
t-s Office at Springfield this nfteenth day Of Feb
"1' y '@' 49, 0 JESSE & DUBOIS, Auditor P. A.
Insurance Rooms of
3. w. W.PHILLIPS & CO.,
Kos. and Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
felQ.t7D-1n
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i ( ); i =. 4 :: !, .
7RHtlTnHnB.
$aN&NUuot =.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,

4 !H1CAHO AMI H1AW AuAEE
ro1 >1u.npr ~ rpnssr er r.r1 osr.
kosa. BERN AND ISrEkAsD1AIEr AZ rolSIs.
g go .t.sr FRTDA, March it. Fl r;n1 rn;asssnser
az. SGS;s; s5ssPsa :: % e
lsssenSeE Ir'tcs a111Cc It Chicago at ILLS 2.had
S.alsssa Accommodation rtsin lie ives Chicago d.
ssEi 81 ~ arrives as Chicago :: 81 !; T;nrv annt
DTTTSBURGH, IN. WATaE& &
- eaA"a"o 1s@aa-E'ot>n'
~. Gs5 s,rsst csfa INC OF
"aa ~Ana4 sees'S 'te ear asaso, eau.s1- eau. s,-
faR sosror: NEW roeg. Pm, ;nE1pu1A
-- -
BAL llmo"e' ''~os7lse o"'
Harrisburg & Pittsburo-
AA'-FGEE eEE7EAS Ah1sSx eGsh$teHh eheh
AMI an n,,nnedI.i. MA ssa.e1, between Chicago .aa
the cities aeo'e e named
ssseag Ga sa nshf aea "
sekess Is sails II he pineiols TtcSe: Odsss + ~
q i Ss:s Ss1 stass
nErArmcx. P;exxt 5oss R2sst we's r'3' Assns T.:
r7rF PrNN5YT:V1N7A oEN-~.
Il TEAL RAILROAD. -
Go NILES poe 5LE TRACK
cona!r;. -
Three Through PASSENGER TFa1Ek
RstEesa PttfseuFsh r ~ F;s - t1 tI5al:ds:pA,s
delrnta New Terk- BOSTON. Batraora ard as,treton
City thus furnishing ci:ies for tic sno.tat!c3
ct Paszelgers unsurpassed ~ s2eeG md r5Gtof< 81
AZ athss foatf .,.o,1, M, ,s.,,,,.
without change Of cars cr coniuctofs.
Sz,oE,ng Cars arc attached to each trata: Tsdsu1'H
Sleeping Cars to Express sud Fast Irains Tia ES-
E1s zs r9ns as Aa No. sart r l?s E
sfess and sass ine Genet cs Bal.aacre snl wssc.
iugton
Al Through PASSENGER T7atna provided With Lengh~
&c EngEeef Is sg nr 5ae1 % is sss5 u ~
siE Daily Trains be. eeen phlladephte SD E.v
Tosk; t~o Daily Tzatna hstwesn New York I'D Eca.
the abovt ttata7
Boat T!cle.s to Bcstcn aze rood Via Norwich Eal1
River or Stonfngton lnes Boston rsssec.esS :-acx-
| ferred itee Of -narse through New York -,
Tickets rlsy be ebtasnel at any nf the imnoI:azs
Railroad Offices in The West; also On hoar any Of tsa
regular Linz Of Steamers oE The sstss-5!pFt q 1ato
fsFers; md a: the aiice of the CoSi41y In boesen
| 12E lork. Baltimore. CT Pht!ade!RaE-
oy AHF n19sR sorIE
ASK FOR TICKETS BIZ PITTSBUR6h
Ths completion Of the Weste!. coEoect1nGa OF 19
Ps91sSIyspls M RaFGSa msSss ~ ~
| GREAT WEST.
Pittsburgh avoiding s drsEagc CT fe@Tia:s o. Fr70hs,
i bg bab1cs - 0'''''~1'
For Freight Ccosc.a a1t 5hlppl1E EirecHoa.. spplJ
= .: sddfesa eithss & 50 relieving A3;nts of sas
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Col SuEaper..A "Reminiscences

This gallant o11ceF, i1tely the companion
Of Mr.. Lincoln il his journey to Washington,
dccd, 7vhnt the word means. lie was BORN
to that sort OF thing; and his speciality
through life has been killing Indians On the
frontier.
We remember an instance illustrative Of this
quality in Col. Sumner.
III the sunmer of 1855 he was sent to Eu-
rnp: on special mission connected with the
War DEPARTMENT, and made Ut the same time
t,.ar4r nf dispatches to our Legation at
AIa.arid, By Governor Marcy, the then Secretary
OF Stale.
Col. Summers dispatches referred to the
B!ack Warrior affair, and Col Sumner pro
ceelea at once to deliver them to Mr. SoulG,
our Minister.
The CoIoucl WIS presented, Of course, to the
Queen OF S:,aiu, and said some handsome
thiugs to Her Mojssty, which Mr.. SoulG's ready
wit and Oily tongue made very sparkling in
The translation from English into Spanish.
Ehc Queen was struck. We would not be
considered cxtrayasant by those knowing the
parties, aud remembering the Coloncl's tall
handsome person and soidteriy address, and the
susceptibility Of Her Majesty, to say that the
Queen was smitten.
That sa,ne afternoon the Colonel received q
polite note from her Majesty, inviting him to q
which only ler intimate friends aud associates
were admitted.
"A1! this is compliment high honor
said Mr.. Soul6.
"wyn; ~, IS" j - fss;;sponded s; the Col, tat what
"Bu1 you wiu not CO." said Mr.. Soule.
"Nhy not?"
"These Spaniards are very much excited
about this Cuban business; they hate Us
Americans, aud If you go near the Palace after
night, yon viii be watched, followed, and as
saseinated. I dare not do such thing"
"Air. Son!G," responded Col. Sumner, with
| emphasis, s'when pretty woman invites me tt
a supper, I go, assassination Or no assassina
The Colonel was as good as his word At tht
| rropur time ho tucked his sword under his
| arm, and drove away he appeared next morn
| spjrits, Such men ars seldom assas6inatcd--
| Muck41. Cheek Press.
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DHGNIX INSURANCE CO.,

ToEHt Liabilities $40>704.63
z KELLOGG. Secretary.
zUBBAD HUET, ASeuta.
No. LocIaIa' Building.
Corner Clark and Water streets, ChlcSgo
Applications for Insurance. or the renewal Of Poll
cts aal al business connected with the office, may bs
made TO ue, dnlT appointed Agents for the City at
CaicsYo with fa power to recevo proposals ana its3e
Policies, on favorable terms - other responsible
dance OF Tie pnblic By honorable OF dealing
n MAGLLL- General Age11 Il aud 50 Wess Third
greet Cincinnati. Ohio. to TsoM al applications fer
Agezcles Ii tie Western scu:hw States ray
bs addressed. Iap1811y
n I r E. NJ 4 r I n e !,
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1atsnbse Eminent f Horses is unr1va11nd h7 sny In
at cssea Of Iameness zsistng from Spsas, Bruises OF
~renchng aB effect Is magical and oe1te,n Harness
CT Saddle aai sezatches Mange &c, It VIII also cure
speedily. Spawn aud 1ingbons may ba eaa1y pre-
vcrsed and cured In their 1nc2ient Btsgea hut confirm
cd cases arc beyond the possibility Of radical cure
~ cae Of the kiad however is 20 desperate or hops
si:hHth naE be silevIated by this Lanimeut and il
h4t1scl application Will alxa5p remove the Lamenezs,
eh eaaa.c 1e horse to travel with comparative
Every losse owner shon1d taye this remedy At hand
fcr ' timely use 1t ha trst appearance Of 1ameuess
VIII eHeeecas prevent those formidable diseases men,
kooeos TO Ehdeh al 1Tses kb1e and which render
20 nenj otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Eco advertisement For sale by J. 3. JOHNSON,
S"1aetaa Agent 70 State street. no12toeow.dty
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G1,eciaI Nntirta,

ew What shall I do for my Hair?
use 1YoE,s KATHAR1oN. It is besund ourat,on x,,a
1nast preparation eser mndo. 1ta immense sale nroyca
ita excellence Nothing has giyen such unive7.
s4i satisfaction, Itrcsorcs preserves and beautnes
the Hair and !mparts delightful odor. nhfaim
, 1861-03-14

THICAGO d NORTHWEST
" ERN RAILWAY.
DIRECT ROUTE
To Rockford. Beiot Freenort Jaae3f I.e Ea!en1
Hadisop. Prairte dn CHEN, fund du lae. 0hhkfsn.
Green Bay Berlin. Kipoa. Ia Crosse. So vi g..
On and aiser Monday. AcTe1aer i. ~ Naaas
seaFe *tz:
Day EIpreas-125 Hcon- -a...
Evenln: E1prs.s-s.l5 P y. fcr abcve points
NBThfnuEh tickets tan be purchased 1T MI ttal1road
onces On Dearborn strett Or as FAssncGer statlaaA
GEO. l.. UySla2 aAprr11tEacc-t
E. DE- WITT EorlHaoS, GeEI Ticket 1g't oo1a-l7
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;E-H Vi EllE-fa!S /. 81 .EElift-EE..
k9
nkNKTRE
- .-
EaIQA9G, SfIlEUI
49,. .-.
- and 40 In 8a1le Ssxeets
BANKING 1)EE412TMENTe
ra,,et. -aceiroa ;, f,rran. cco,,,s +-o,, ,,...,.
is ~ nas ~ ~ - s in Hatass
=. ~ ~ - -s!! ora ~ "a 1utns
rt = H, e ~ nn9 49, H.
VGeIe .s pesn sde e 5as s5oct
which ISte!sS NJ, bea9Wea e 81 sp=el'eo oase oa
SAVING DEPARTn1ENr.
~ ->-41 ~
1saosls in su snot less tasn fye do1lars recetved
La EsT4ifca.ss cf penoss ss5ed 1ntsrras - ~ e1
tazt viii Be dm dsnoslts of tis esSrnt3n1f
fer tha fnndsa "a re:na1ei II onr hrnds a a7eejfed
, 1861-03-14

CHICAGO & ROrK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LISE.-PasseaZe- 1.-t1H csoss3
from and arrive ut Chicago So fos!ox3:.
Day Express and Mali leave a:9 IS !. Il. sl5 E-t4e
At S. Is P 4. {Snnd4ys eIcep:ed). ...-.
Night Express eAses Ut III r. tEA.1Ida51 except
ed) arrive at 5.15 \. y. tMonlayz eEccp:eda.
Joliet Accommodation, 500 P N. {SuEdaSs excertsd1.
JOHN F. TI.ACI, Gel- Slr.L
n, L, St. JcH4, Ge2I Agent. Gt-7
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RELIEF FOR THE INDECENT FAMILIES OF
VOLUNTEERS

Comptroller Haws has advertised loan for five
hundred thousand dollars for the relief of the
INDECENT wives and children Of volunteers who
are imperlling their lives in suppressing re-.
beion the son of Virginia. This is n inca.
equally wise and humane. 1t commends Itself to
the approval of all right minded citizens. The first in
divdua to pay in his Subscription to the large amount Of
ten thousand dollars for this audabe object was Mr.
John Anderson, of merchant princes whose name
is already identified with the efforts of Garibald the
freedom OF Italy and whose patriotism and bcraty are
well known to the community. His example has been
followed by others, and there is little doubt that the
whole amount required will be speedily taken.
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS OF THE KILLED AND
WOUNDED


THE LOSS OF THE FOURTEENTH NEW YORK REGIMENT.
The following is list Of the casualties in the Fourteenth
regiment New York state Militia
Colonel A. VI. Wood, wounded and missing.
surgeon Jos NJ. Howiston, missing.
Assistant Surgeon W. +. Swain, missing
Color Sergeant +. F Head wounded and missing
Company A--Martin Frank killed; J. Keeling, killed
J. Murray, killed; Robert Simmons, killed.
Company &C. C. sshei killed; r. Scott, killed. W p
Wade killed; McManus, killed; J.Kerchocfer killed
A. Cok:ey, killed; G Il Rogers, killed
Company E-Cha,les Kelly, killed; Joha Fay, killed
Henry Mon,aner killed; Ernest sedel. killed; Simon
R!char ason killed; Timothy O'sullivan, killed.
Company F-John Gillen, killed. Edward Ennis killed;
Thomas McC.uskey killed.
Company G-Edward Degan, killed. Corporal John W.
Lee, killed.
Company LEWIS Francis, killed
Company Sidney Burr, Killed.
The following rs list Of the wounded in the same rcc
ment:--
Company A.-Capta.n 4. b. Jordan, Corporal @. H
Rice. prvates A. Fitzpatrick, r. Morrow, w. Lanson, H.
Bogart
Company B-SergeantJ j. Bradshaw, privates William
Dixon, G. Z. Baldwin, Thomas Abbott, William NJ Kane
Company C-James Mciecr Isaac snyder, George
Nance.
Company D-Captan C F. Baldwin, ES<st Lieutenant
Jones' private Z. NJ. Hicks.
Company E-Priyates Il. II. Owen, j. HSpnery, J. II
Perry, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25

AMERICAS DREAM WINTER GARDEx-A patriotic,
spectacular meo drama called "Americas Dream )" was
produced at the Winter Garden last evening
TO very fair audience The play Is not y
new one, but recently played at Barnum's
Museum for a month. II has been revised
and improved, for the Winter Garden, and an Irish
part written in for Mr. Forcnce. II is as des
ttute OF plot the "sescn Sisters" and as meodra
matte as Bowcry tragcdian. The comicalties of the
Florences and three excellent tableaux-"The Baltimore
Riot" "Thc Death OF Ellsworth and "Thc Taking Of
Masked Battery'-pGsh the piece through, however
It well received last evening, and almost all the
serious parts be cut, it will have a run.
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SOUTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE AT
MANASSAS, ETC.

LOUISVILLE, July "A 1851.
special despatch to the Memphis Argus from Rich
mond dated the 22d, says-Gen Beauregard commanded
the Southern troops the right Manassas Junction and
Gen. Johnston on the left.
Shermans battery is captured.
Gen. Bcauregard's horse was shot from under him
Generals Barlow Of Georgia. and Bee Of South Carolina
are killed
The Lynchburg regiments cut to pieces.
The Argus edtoriay says that Gov jackson recently
addressed q number of Mssourans, forming into
regiment near that city, and who equ.ppng rapidly to
return to Missouri.
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GENERAL BANKS EN- ROUTE.

RELAY House.. VIA WASHINGTON, July "a, 1861
General Banks has just passed the Relay House on the
route by special train to command of the army
on the Upper Potomac He is accompanied by Mrs Banks
and their three Children who return with the inward
tram The party conss;s of the Generals STAFF Captain
Williams and CAPTAIN Kur,z Colonel Jones, of the Sixth
Massachusetts regiment John W. Garrett President and
Prescott smith, superintendent Of the Bat more and
Ohio Ra.road
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THE REBELLION,
JCONrINUED FROM FIRST PAGES

do hereby call upon the good people OF mis- state 10
forward without delay aud volunteer fhor
IN defence OF the constitution aud the Law A.
Arrangements will at once be mado cor the command
OF tho several military compar r,s TO enrol
for three years during tie war unless sooner
discharged Let the response to this call be prompt
decided aud such will show mat the martial spirit Of
our State is alike ndomitahlc n victory defeat.
SAMUEL g. ARNOLD, Lieutenant Governor
BY his llonor's command,
youN r. BARrlErr Secretary OF state.
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Sailing OF the Europa.

Boston, July -, 1851.
The steamship Europa sailed at hafpas o'clock this
ing with IL passengers for Halifax and "a for Liver
pool. She takes out specie. .
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THE NEW YORK EIGHTH REGIMENT.
TO THE Er.TCR OF THE HERALD

WV Turk, July n 1901
appears to be enrey grored by the city press that
the butcher boys Of New York represented the Eighth
regiment New York State Militia, the grea, fight
al Bulls run TIE HxRA-b has spoken kindly 0! our
professor and Few need little pa,ting on the
back for fighting so eaahtyl trGs, will give US our
need Of rra.sc have Just returned from Washington
anc find that tho public generally unaware o. ouT en-
gap,ng in the fight BUTCHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.

THE Sixth MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT.
despatch was received yesterday morning the Asor
House from Major General n. Banks stating tha the
Sixth Massachusetts, regiment, whose of en neht
expired yesterday, have unanimously volunteered TO
remain until the I'd Of August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-25
THE EIGHTH AND SIXTY NINTH REGIMENTS
RETURNING TODAY

ARRANGEMENTS FOR AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
The Eighth and Sixty ninth regiments left this city
April % under the call for three months volunteers
Their term Of service has, therefore, just expired and
orders have been given for their return II s probable
however, that both regiments will, after their return
offer their services for the war
The Eighth regiment is expected In the city at nine
O'Clock this morning. in accordance with the announce
contained in the following Geographic despatch re.
ceived last night by Mr. E Phillips, OK captain Of the
Eighth regiment troop (varian's batery):--
WASHINGTON, July "a 1851.
The Eighth regiment will start for home tonight at
eight O'Clock, and will arrive in New York about nine
O'Clock Nj TO morrow at foot Of Cortlandt street
CHAS G CORNELL, Quartermaster.
The regiment will have an enthusiastic reception.
Captain Variants battery will assemble this morning at
the armory, in fatigue blue uniform, and from thence
proceed to the ferry 10 escort the regiment The Wash
ington Grays Association will also meet at the srmory
and thence proceed to join in the escort.
The Sixty ninth regiment is also TO arrive at early
hour and will be the recipients OF most hearty and
spontaneous reception No programme Of arrangements
for their formal reception had been made up late hour
last evening but this will 20, IN the cas. prevent our
citizens from making their reception perfect ovation
MILITARY SUGGESTION TO GEN. SCOTT.
COLONEL ALExANCER HAMILTON TO THE LiEUrEN ANT
GENERAL.
NEw VoRK. ICY "a 1851
Ny DEAR SIR-Wll II DO Wise TO draw the Patterson
army from the ncghborhood OF Winchester inasnuch as
IN so dong an opportunity VIII be opened for the return
of Johns.ous forces to proceed to Mary aat II certainly
be necessary TO Concentrate al your strength AT
Washington unless you intend TO renew the attempt NJ
Manassas which, according TO my Judgment caanoi be N
contemplation Tor weeks to come Under this impression
the movement should be TO strengthen Patterson posi-
ton, that the force &c be sent against may no, only be
held X dsservce, but having been withdrawn from the
main 5ody OF the encmys army, will IN the same rropor.
ion emharrass tho! operations IL mere than pro-
babe tLat strong detachment will be sen, against
McC!aan ~ MS successor; aoi II &C. h II no, r.sb! 10
rocs &c Inc army and TO III. people Of Western Vircs
II Is my opa.on ttat w:;tcIt the creates. caution or
foresight your outside forces will be cut Of ara 40 vii,
WlsbrgloE lie placed danger Yaurs respect.
J rully, ALEX HANI..TON.