, 1861-06-04

>::oun WASHINGTON LRrEKn, |
4as Regiment tpithh IL ON ef 1bngua.-7asir
: Flag, from nrsntoss ba!2ss, gipsa as<m 5v |
Ge7ibId- -1heir chotte bestoeea dysna bua tt4E
,la Dr. IN 6e1--MRitdgy Aestgfsts Butler
itnp7oetng on Tho NfaRa[[Nlyrncs In military
: dTes II ns sfEeas q Wa1tngton. I'D
Aze1andysa- Day IN he Departments
What scsae er tie cz*rxs hass do''e Nth their
money. I.
- ..+' = -, WAsH1rarox, MAJ ., 1861.
Garibaldi Guards just arrived, 1,100 strong,
can be heard speaking the word along their
lines In French; Italian, German, Spanish and
English. The general order from the Colonel
Is In Engljsh, which is let of with many q
taken up By fhe several Captains, aud tiled on
In every man'a own vetnaculaz, 80 that the day
OF Penfecost fhas fully come, quo dd hoe, By
which eTery man heaIs the word In hiB own
tongue, e,e::Ther is not an officer but has been
m Officer II the Hungarian, Crimean, OF Ital.
ian vals: EVERY man almost Of the regiment
has sme1tSpowder, and looks as thou,h It
would bo pleasant to get another Whit, 80 it
could come from the South Their flag Of red,
white and green SILK, square Of each, was
lately presented to them by that Old Eagle Of
tie inscription, "God aud the Iople." It Is
preserved, as It By miracle, for not bullet has
touched II, nor has It 8 rent, though 1t has
eheeEedt 1.-The eyes aft4he Repubnean Of Europe
In no less than seventeen battleei This Ia an
omen that map well be treasured By the brave
Of the regiment is very fine, their accoufre-
me1ts peculiar and complete, even to strap
by which their little tin pals Oh the back Of
their knapaacks a1e kept right side up With
Ts f IT, soP oRRe Rasso he opa p tTS as9ea
that the men bad no arms, they made good
appearance. They wear round topped felt
Eats, Tithp}umes, and blue blouse. One Of
them NnaTessoning about his getting killed,
With nantnlc's philosophy and fatalism. He
thinks f. BE- Is not tated to die BY . bullet,
that hoMM not; and, said the man with great
resignation, @what differente do It make-we
got to die some time, and what difference
whether die By the bul1et or in the beds II
should not die in battle, and live many years
more old should not Fspt sS. to die then a{ .ay
eoRes o1R 11ui1 al the I'D it mpar But soma have
I = better philosophy, to gay nothing about their
| religion, aid that "a expressed In the words
for ones country The papers flame with the
new activities Of the Army Of Liberation
for such cur army might well be called
| Prominent among these new movements
is that Of General Butler, who seems to be
Ge1ging "Where sasan's seat is," down To-
| wards Richmond. For. did you ever think Of
| it, the Richmond Enqui1r" has really led South
| Carolina even, In this great rebellion; aud on
| the principle that acnBes, like chickens,
| Gene home to rooet, 1t is highly appropriate
tie war: The General has hit them hard on
| the nigger, as 3 "contraband Of war;" and IN
this, his quite outdouc himself in his Aunap-
! oils decision, and is far In advance of the
more questionable PRONUNCIATION Of General
Mcclellan to the Vifginians, when he says he
iron hand. I hope be will first try his iron
hand On JET DaVfs's insurTection.. Gen But.
| ler has put In it's true Light the property idea
Of Judge Ianey-the old reprobate-and
oil our kind Of people are In full laugh from
ear to ear over the hsppy turn that the gsmey
band," and not to bo returned. The Inter
regiments that have come to town, have quite
number OF negroes In uniform. They gen
orally border near upon that Of the regiment,
and eeem, at first Nu*h, to be soldiers. But
they are servants to the officers Or regiment.
their eyes, ID much as to say, who dat?" It
suggests that AL the poor slaves, becoming
coni1aband of war, might help "a heap" ii
the drudgerJ Of the camp, and If necessary,
could shoot = secessionist.
Unjust tel1 you story Of IN old darkey who
lately died here, supposed to be about 150
years Of ago. He WIS met short time before
his deatb, and asked bis age-n he wnsn't $50.
II spects lse more, o heap more as dat massa.
Why, Lor', massa, remembers when that
6ranehp' Good memory that; but the old
man has gone now: Waat world he must
have eeen In the $50 years in which be lived
This evening boarder from our house has
returned from Alexandria She reports, and
not without some trepidation. that she found
In $+$ 1Ar4 ,N+3x
ment and distress; that word had come there
from some Of the officers In Washington, that
their wives and children must get ont Of that
city before Saturday night; and that every.
body Who can leave Is leaving. ! tried TO
quiet our lady friend By the assurance that the
glnia-nearerM Manassas Junction, which I more
believe.
It looks IS though the attack on Harpe1'e
Ferry would be b siege. That is well Give
them touch Of Sumter, and Of what mau
duce Washington, !. c., BY starvation. There
is q kind Of rebellion in boys and men that
con1eth not down but BY (asing.
To-day was PAY day" IN some Of tho de-
pa1tments, and It has al the qut t.ite Of tht
men arc never 60 smart as when at the tablt
and In getting their wages. Such q getting
up 6taaIB neSer did see, to tho bank In tht
corner. Old men forgot their age, and rushed
past 2rdenk3o1th, to be IN before AL the money
!: was ont. But conclude Uncle Sam is pretty
flush, BY h1a psying ii adyaace-three days O
!; grace, the other way: Everything is gold o.
silver here that ts called money, and none q
+ your atumptail" Why, honey In this city
. Is 80 much better than New York and New
England money, that sign Is put out on nov
and then = door, IS great condeecension
"Eastem Bills taken al par for drinks!" q East
ern Bills taken at par for fancy goods" DC
Think Of that, ye Who pay fabuloaa premium
for Eastern bills.
u have lately heard of some clerks in the de
: pMfments; rho have been In long enough nnt
been prudent enough to save eo@ethlng, viii
!. invested in Virginia farms. Now they fin,
themselves in strait betWixt two-either t.
turn secesslon1sts and lose their Offices, or t.
become loyal md take the oath, and lose thci
} farms. Several have chosen the former, an.
are now playing the fool In dancing while Je1
Davis pipes. J. ". r.
Interesting from Norfolk.
from the Daltiuere Au1eficap.1