The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-22

Other Second quota, New York has already
sent 10 the sea, Of war the following regiments
i3d Iog,, Col. Vin,or, Albany.
iith Rrgt., Col S'Nkcr, Albany
18th Rcgt., Col. Van Amsncrg. New York.
doth Rcgt., Col. Rosa New York.
41th Regi., Col. Moore, Brooklym.
fsth Reg, Col Perry, BROOKLYN.
10Th Rcgt., Col. Bidwcll. Buffalo.
5Oh Rcgt., Col. Stewart, Elmri.
6lst RECT, Col lerrcro. New York.
b2d Rcgt., Col Frank, New York.
5h Rcgt., Col Col. u Epincul Now York.
9th R'gt., Col. kOzllv, New lo'k.
tjlh Rect, Col. u, Trobriand, New York.
both Re. l., Col Van Wyck, Newburgh.
51th Rcpt., Col. Iook, New York.
jSth Rcpt., Col. Krysinowski, New York.
Goth Rcrt, Col. Hayward, Osdc csburgh.
Glst Rclt., Col. Cone New York.
Glh Rcgt., Col Pmkncy, New York.
C9th Rect, Col Nuv.rt Now York
1st Artillery, Major II i'k. |, Now York.
Engineers E'gt., Col. : we'll
J.. l. Volunteer, Col Alim..
Isl Volunteer Cavalry. Col u, rar,,t
81 Volunteer a,alrt Cal Palmer
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Arurrsnn I,.vv,s, col kkrU.
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N'luutrrr t.,alr,, col N E'.rol'..
M'un.'d E.'.,,, 'U Dsl.r.
1h,.c iic go. also aI., m,r.hms .,l,r.
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n".ll.; sS.h Il a.. Cv'. lIl.s
hrsilr' these th"rc are seven rcrimcns n
,hc interior ol the state already mustered into
scr,i,, and nearly ready 10 lake ths lioll
ErRiunds Crcnt Men.
Mr. WNlanl give, the loll wing description
u Lord Palmcr.ton --
Fancy man Of -rycuty-siV, who has been
in most inccs~Iul ppli,icd lite for moro than
httv ycars sitting out u debate ui ten hu tr-
without ilil ching, an then walking to hi. house
IN Hiocadilly moi lees than two milo-. And his
body ls not moro active than his mind. lie
does something mbfy than 81, out dcbttc.--
Not word escapes him when . prominent
man is on his lcgs. Du not be- deceived by
his lazy attitude or his sleepy expression
Not a. man in the House has his wits more
Thoroughly about him. Ever ready 10 cNir-
cate his colleagues from an awkWird diili-
Guilty, TO tvadc a dangerous question maxim :,
with an air ul transparent can lor reply 10
which nothing l. auswcf,d--tO disirm an angry
opponent with "A few couclliItory or compliment
tHry words, or to dcmoli-h him with q little
guu'lhumorcd rlillrry which set, the House in
4 ioar equally sklllul in attack AMI retreat
sUch, in word, is q bearing of this gay AMI gal-
NlIl Ntl'Ihli llOn llc lFklNnIk W Nu' 'Hl VI
each debate, during the entire session of the
Parliament.
lie seems absolutely inscn,ihlc to fatigue. II
happened said member oi the House, writing
t. a friend, last summer, ito follow Lord Pal
mcfston, ~ lie left the cloak room, tho other
morning after late sitting, and, ~ | was going
hit way, | thought might as well see how he
got over the grOuul. At lir-t he seemed little
,tn IN the legs lu0 when hc warmed tu his
work he began to pull out, aud before hc 90. a
hirl Of tho way hc 'owlcd along ,plcndidly, SO
lat he put me to it to keep him in yicw. Per-
luls in n few hours after that long sitting aud
,lat walk home, aud the brief sleep that fol-
lowed, the Premier might have been seen stand
lu, lult upright at one cud Of q great tahl" ia
G mbridgc House, receiving dcpulation from
tie country, ,listcning with patient and courteous
attention to some tedious spokesman, or aston
.hirg his hearers by his knowledge OF their al
lair aud his intimacy with their trade OF nusi-