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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22

otdered to report himself under arrest
He was released on an order from General
'Curtiss At st. Louis, last night.
GENERAL McKTNsTRY ARREsTED-PO.
~ sITION OF THE ARMY.
81: LOUIS, Nov: A.-Upon his arrival
in this city last night, in conformity with
orders received in Springfield on FRIDAY
night last, to repair to St. Louis and report
to Washington by letter, General McKins.
try was met at the cars by several officers
and arrested and conveyed to the Jail, under
instructions. He held no communication
with any one. His. cashier, Mr.. Hahn,was
also arrested.
General Sturgis is now il command of
McKinstry's division.
Generals Hunter, Pope and Sturgis' di
visions of the army left Springfield on Sat-
uay last for the north, and Generals Siee ps
and Asboth'S left for the south on Friday
evening, with instructions to encamp two
miles below Wilson's Greek.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22
bf TELEGRAPH T0 ST. PAUL
WINSL W'S LINE
EXCLUSIVELY for the PIONEER l. DEMOCRAT
.TtS11sbe1S and Condition of the
Rebel .Ar7Nu.

DARNEsTowN, Nov. 9.--An arrival from
Western Virginia brings dates from Man.
ass1s to 10th October.
The central division of the rebel aray
was at Centreville, and an immense mum
Der OF hanos were engaged in erecting en-
trenchments, anticipating an attack by Nc.
Cellan.
johnson was at CentreVille. BeauIegard
was at Fairfax depot on The right OF Brad
docks road, aud was also busily preparing
for an anticipated attack.
The combined forces of johnson and
Beauregard are estimated not to, exceed
100000 fighting men, and reinforcements
were expected from Richmond.
Their artillery amounted to 200 pieces,
mostly indifferentIy mounted, and their
horses were of poor quality.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22
lhsr - llSy regulations, can be violated

Other ley regulations, can be violated
N Impunity, provided, however
d11e y quite an important proviso, too
that you can do so without detection. -
& Returning to camp last night, I learned
that smother boy Of the Minnesota First
had received q commission corporal E. 81.
Foster Of company @, had received a
Lieutenancy in the Fourth, and will forth.
with proceed to st. Paul. ~s
Your valuable paper has not always been
received with regularity; but our active
and efficient Postmaster, Ii A. 9. Hines
has promised to retain my paper and deliv-
er it to me in pers0n-an arrangement
which perhaps may deprive certain officers
OF copy of the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT,
to the infinite satisfaction of your CORES.
pondent. PRIVATE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22

livesof orr gallant soldiery for the further
ance of his politicalends, which hes stamped
Tie organisation Of the Third and Fourth;
has marked his course throughout. And
We notify him further, that; we shall not be
deferred from the performance Of this public
duty, either BY the impotent rage Of an Elk.
ecutive Demagogue, or BY bis still more i'm
potent, ridiculous threats. g3fr sges. essss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22
Wisconsin,.

Two more regiments have just gone for.
ward from Wisconsin, the Tenth and
Eleventh. Few States have done better
than Wisconsin, either as to the numbers
of volunteers furnished for the war, or as to
the manner Of their equipment. Gov. B AN.
DALI has earned deservedly high reputa-
ton for his energy in the good work and
his services have been appropriately ack-
nowled by the President, in his appoint
ment to the mission at Rome.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22
SONS OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.--Special to 1ri-
bune.-John E. Udrie of North Carolina,
British subject was brought here on the
Couer DeLeon. He obtained pass at
Richmond from the British Consul and
reached Matthias Point, from Fredericks-
burg.
He represents .he city OF Richmond to be
in great fright at the success of our navy
at Beaufort. He was sent here by Govern.
or Reeder of North Carolina to obtain two
SONS by the first marriage Of the late Judge
Douglas, and carry them South to prevent
their property valued at $5O0,OO0 from be-
ing con6scated.
Gen. Meiga has intimated that be desired
an active command.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-11-22

Position OF the Camp-A Base of Operations
Kentucky the Battle Ground--Gen. John.
son-Buckner and Breckenridge Second
Minnesota.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

i i,
ri Office is hcr4by given that af,e board
In Of COMMISSIONS of the Seand Drain p nSr pga-
coed to drain that portion of aiming living within
NE limits OF he sy Of New Orleans beg Mining the Mississippi
river ~ the side OF Julia along julia
tnng along said audn Delrd sang street
and he upper sid Of III! Gnn of The New ORLEANS and
Barking Guapay following said Canal
along The shores of said Rke the line between the Parishes
Ore and JettaEsnn fol owing said Parish iiae
ssspp ana following thu hanks of said staFp
plan OF which made
OF the RECORDER Of mpft7 in and the Parish
Tint the works the aiming of portion
snid Draining District viii
lions required by law can be made ard eotDIaed for
years and as far as it possible 10 calculate Of
hundred tlion> and dollars. =
And also tina; they will proceed dan that portion Of sai
Draining bsrit lying within the limits Of the Parish
SON ut the Mississippi river the boundary line
tween the Parishes OF Jefferson and Orleans along
line 10 laAe Ponchrran, along the shores of
Jefferson and Lake Ponteharnn Railroad, following
to the Mississippi river, and following the
the starting Of which have been de and
in the flee OF III" Recorder OF Mortgages for the
OF Jefferson That the works for the draining
portion Of said Draining District will
the publications Repaired by be and
wthin onr years, and far as it possible calcae,
cost Of about hundred and hfry thousand dollars
| L. H. PLACE
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BUREAU DIES connrssAlaEs NJ srcosD n:srRraa3
DE DESSEGHEMEfaF.
S'lfe-Qrlaans, II jlnvier, 1851

d
4 Wis est par lie present donne qgss lg lsu-
IA de ussaFes du Second uiTct de nsssGctnent
trher cette porian do dit Dstrctde Deseche
lnes do la Nonveta orleans
Mississippi sul6rienr de 5uie lea
hong dl,e Julie iuq4au ddbarcadesa Asebs; ~ T
dit ddharcar6ra IuSqH'a Ia Deiod aong In Fus
Delord n suppl ieur du Canal du raI md
Conpny' suirhu le dit Canal sc pont
hertHin le long DIES lords d Dit lac gsana y fonere
asQpa la rivdre Mississippi. beras de h
dite riyitre Squ'su point de dtpaTtn 81 did fat
pose BnfeAudu Rece denrdes Il othe%e isn d
parosse dOrl6uns. Qae les rayanf Eaeessa IS ns a ie
Settlement de Ia dite portion du dit cl Observation-Disclosures
ausSitot les publications eeises par ID io
fate seont termn6s das 'espet de anatre IL
pins pres c9leu! IN con d'ef4iFon nil fsstres
Et HnilS 4dessfEat d dit
District dc es6chement siue hs ai4s IA Ia osse IA
Jefferson, cant la rsGra SINH 4 IA fronere dos
parOisses de Jeier o. i e In ite fronsre
jsqu'au lac Ponehatlrain m 90 dit lac
ehemin de fer de letteIso ct
dit ehenin jnsqn Ia ry ise iSsipp want les bords
de Ia die vidre us'. usaa point depaas panS uues
ont Eats ct depes hruean u Reealeur DIS Hypoth
tques dams ct po paroses Jefferson oe travaix
cesSses pour de aessseheuent portion District
Dessfehensnt seTont que
requests Ia loi scron fa les airs
lepace quae plus pres eleHl
deux cent einquante MD piastres.
| jRl2 llw4w Ii III, PLACE, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23
OFFICE OF THE CANAL GAROSnELET AND J
NAvIGATIos COMPAHY,
Np,y HrIeaug bAi. % 1854


Rs- According to resolutions adopted mt a
meeting Of the od of Directors and nmnittee Of Stock
holders December 1860 Sealed Proposals will be
the office Of the Company until FRIDAY LIST day of
February inclusive for The leasing during period Of
twelve ytnIs Caronect the Dredse Boats, Shell
rond and BWdings the privilege of collecting toll son the
Cunat the Bayou john aud the ShGiirUa. and all ether
rights privileges Of he Company under its charter and the
amendments Said Proposals he made With refer
elce specifications adopted by said Company the 18th
day December 1850 copy of which, certified by tbs Secre
uv posted the office Of Company mill the said
day February. 1851 inclusive, for reference by the hid
ders and the public in general.
The Proposals shall sealed and aidese 10 the under
signed Secretary Of the Company MATTED respectively
Proposals for the leasing the jsr,ndeiot tatr etc'
IOlIS (iAliNl.T SecretMrY.
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AMDING* Elk BARK MOUNT VERNON, from, Leg
- ho2l0 SaoA OF White and Yened Marble NJ easEa
IelN If RARELL Is co. 81 nrnraen strees
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on Oil!
James Pagniol NJ see and Bagaepp-GOG0 baskets H. ~
q and u ounces. For sale by
PIAGGIO & yIOSCA. Jr.
62 aud g Old LeVee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

60 Canal street, corner Old Levee, up stairs.
country. oz2 SRI
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italian Maccaromi nd VermiceIli.
1000 boxes landing and for saie by
PIAGGIO & YIOSClt, Jr.,
So and "a Old Lcvee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

VgTANTED-ENPLoYMENT BY Al GENTLEMAN OF
w family who has had twelve In business
Salary not mnch object steady TIE
of references can besfyns Address ct Lh Office al6 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

nzr-Louisinn;t Guards-The members ofthis
DAY G o'clock, P NJ, the rmory ST Charles and
Every member is requested to be pnncual
10 attendance BY order: s.M. TODD, Cnrtaia.
HrSpY r. kESSER, First Sergeant ms If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23
& PROF. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY

g. PROF. J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY
: 81 Odd Fellows Hall.
ZAe Prof j. Vegas respectfully to his
frends and the rniic generally that his Dancing Acad
9f try will be opened for the ut Odd Fellows Hall
u The teaching will commence
SATURDAY, November 10, 1860
The days and hours of tuition are follows:
o'clock P. NJ.
GentlcmenMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from till
0 O'Clock P. NJ.
Ladies' ClassTueshys Thursdays and Saturdays, from IL
A. N. to u NJ.
Private Glasses will be formed exclusively for Ladies'.
Pacjcng Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen, every Wednes
day. aC P. ii.
Prof Vegas will give lessons nj Seminaries and private
families.
OUT.
j. Vegas will give series Of his Ghircn's Fancy Dress
Balls, including the great May Day Festival.
The musical department under the charge of tho excellent
artist, Mr.. H. BrYersdo6er ,
P. P. WERLEIN'S Music Store, No. Camp Ms SIN
e : fI'TiE2 DofsAEi'S DANCING &C ADEAy, No,
~ 1876 Enronne street, between GiUd aud Julia streets
9Th, The Ladies' and Gentlemen of New Orleans
s 3specIfuiy Informed that the Academy is NOE
~ OPEN, where oil the Fashionable Dances will be
~ taught
Enthusiastically Wednesday and Friday from lO]s lo1z.
Gentlemen-MoHdny, Wednesday and Friday from 10
P NJ
Cdten- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from AZ e.
?. NJ.
Private LessonsTnedny Thursday and Saturday from 10
to Sl%.
TcTns-Iates or Gentlemen SO per month; Children So
paid in advance Twelve lessons in the rTnnth
Mime iear he III her Academy day, from l0I
0 81, ard ~ to 81. o24 tt
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AUCTION SALES.


H.,SA ~, clGAns,
~ Aucr,oyrrp.
T'HURsDAY, 24th inst, 90 , iD O'CLOCK A. M
In ma Tiayana Ci"ar. aon brnaSs Iy guaranteed
of dire aissst R GS.n fro" II"v"na ines
Furniture, without reserve ut Auction.
i' H. -.'.., ! u Or1 ~ % i,..o,
r A1e.'oneer-o.'cs o. o."p S",'e''
a. NJ Mt the Ola Ancioh MaFi NO 81 camp street, VIII DC
An elegant suit Of solid Rosewood parlor Furniture consist
ing OF u pieces finished in superior Bnc Silk Reps, upho
m ie i" eI nt oG [ ubcp,nv finished in peror een
FsPs e c,a , Of 10 PIECES , and
rior style, Workmanship end ini-h
on.,,...,: - fso--:.., p,,n.
psy.TERNs- C1s superior '''Ss"''" r'"'" ia2s
.% r---L- ~
IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY IN THE Sc
f23% @ Gn Ta 5cws9 Hss r%e c e nee @
nv r. u c4117 AT2TyrT51 h CO
,trunsD,y gath 5nat t = ~ . oo1oc sFf Ri
r aid t"'" way h'' ''o' S''' 1T P''S ''''''' Will
4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND in the Second District
Derbn rec.s Sad o ocesros IS ee inche, froh on Ur
h SFes s m cP 5 " e
Kitchen H VII nn d7 c Gf3 ,,;, ,r,o A.
ne ng M en- la cl eg nd G inc
rear By 80 ct il Dc PHI on side Inc and BIB FEET AID e in
depth o. the other de iyrned " the No. 81.
Eg~TERMSFor properly firstly described Purchaser
to payment ct 80 notes dated tie IN May sS pay
blrir mortgage and pe cert current and Der cent
interest And for tie balance third cash the
ander Mt Il and Is months credit for notes secured by mort
gage perty interest above improvements
Property secondly dcHcrbed rar hase payment
pay.,s ~ Ayril 1871 wil,ont interest Ths balncs at
Years credit for notes secured y mortgage on the roD.
ery g%"n neT% At the rate OF per cent per ""n" and
Acis Of sale before A. Brocart Notary Public Mt the ex-
perSc ni lie purchasers. ~
POSTPONED SALE
COTTON ~ COTTON w COTTON
49, - - L,-rrr--,
. I X. y. > HIS,
Auc,;nrrar-Otfca a MAGAZINE st
rE,vyrr,sr,v o1.x, So. ue 10 c,.,ocT, ,r
- ~ - az -,
t. st n%yna'Mi1 XII Iss7ii If0 'c lof aceou Oh 'So"i
IL MY r. VII W." w. Su1' Li H. ,, ~ h,;, ,5or
rS7y@TERAIS-Cnsh. ia21
.@9 2~---
TOBACCO ......s.............. TOBACCO.
pvn u nr0pppv
AUcrioyEER
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MONTEREY COTTON sEED-

We have this season had several ronsgnmens OF cotton
this variety seed none p which less
price than 2le. per ID. WATT Il NOBLE
ja3 I'm No. Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

CPALDING d ROGERS MUSEUM,
- ST. CHARLES STREET.
[Adjoining the ACADEMY MusIC)
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION !--MONDAY, Jan T.
1861 Engagement tho astonishing wonderful and in
tercstiI phenomena witness ed.
CHRlSTINE MILI.Y. the TWO-HEADED GFRBt
Also the INFANT WARBLER, aud It positively the
Last Week of the SWISS BEARDED LADY,. Last Week
the SW ISS WARBLER. Last Week of the LiApuap
Queen, MISS REED.
they January H. fu'f engagements Gu
ba to be this week only ill connection with the GRAND
AQUARIA \. and all ether Wonders OF The Museum.
g5T-i}pe1 Day and Night, from 10 a. NJ. to 70 Z. NJ.
R5TAdmssion cents Children and Servants Is cents.
In the Academy of Music,
DAN RIGGS GREAT SHOW sill appear Every Night,
Every Saturday Noon and Every Holiday Noon. ial
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BUREAU NJ CANAL CAROSDELET TT De LA J
CONrAGaIE DE NAvt,'ATlnS. !

BUREAU NJ CANAL CARoSDELET TT De LAD |
CoNrAGHlE De HANt,tTioS ~ ( |
KY Corforu,r1nent nux ycsnltl. ions aCsop- |
tees ule u Bureau Directcus Coitt dt
menlhres onpNgnie lie 10 dtcei fcJO9 DIES pro
~! T lar or de- f. yriar HI fnr1n~iv,It
1'S ~ IN ! hiI rnmdapt d'r ana d NM
"ina,,x a|tnLtr TheniN toHI;t ct Firt lie 1y5i%gr
a. t1r Ia 5,,, d. e. ani IN nvG n Tenn =, DR., che.
e c@ecIiT s ge uu M M doii ~ W DE- Ia Com
HnIras "a r1ar,r ~ iaS 3I,eie,4ts mi en- ont ran
ae tr %nnnSitiEnS dryrolt t,r fiies iynnt les Ill.,
rootdes bar IA le Non1menie r. " cembrc 1850
InGra,l.. iiirhia
an hnreou dc Ia Gonpagne nSqn%H G LET S'eF iSi, M
EEllsFH' ,4. -4u. .,.a..o. %. ,..,- a., r,,.
les eGpG5a," ~. 1, NJ, rc1t i, o,rpt
sign Hee'!,,Fe l!s I '" 1 , III ~ i
etc, r1,r1e +, >-1,r e,ors,,ir.
Us ~ lHloI- ~ Nt.,F-,. o-elt-,r-e.
n[1.I,,.rrna,,t y,a.,r, M, y T. O. a. H. meets
-. MI i+1sGIi Nv EViS%I ~ in IrT Tn,T / S'Ii
FaIi33,,, = II ii 1iA''N' - '''1'''' '' '''N y
neo4resy y G. Michel Rec Sec NJ H. Meyer Treas
ureri u. n J$:il, IT. 9.c ~, W., :t4a Il. 4,od
=, s5 ~ 77,;- NJ 90 -. .1,. =. ~. =.
aRASD IoDGE, nGs5nic Gsii corner Of g. C6s1!es and
10 attend O'N
f. e. Hall, J. W; ThGddens D. V4nhntt, fr9a s
Bon, j. D. JAS R. Scot Tyler ably
EE-CrystaI Fotlmt Division, Mo. 4, $. OF r.,
ices NJ b Ianp sreet 0i5rera fnr tha IeeHt terW
fuss; A. R. s, W. W Cooper T. $ 2 Cerpicte; IT., Ed.
Booth G.. McPeahe A O., r. II Dryden; l. S., A. An
derson o. g. W G. Watkins Chan James tloyan p W P,
ViSn I1lTni I q Spita
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Fruits in Brandy and Juice - SEEeefmcats.
1000 boxes French Fruits in Juice and Brandy.
100 cases Havana Filters, 4, x and 2 lbs.
50 =. =. Swcetmeats, Il jars in Il
For sale by PIAGGIO Il VIOSCA, Jr.,
G. and G4 Old I.evee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

Cor(Tfals.
sHo cases of fine fresh assorted Cordals. For sale by
PIAGGIo y1OsCA, Jr.,
,,r 4, vr.C,,F, 60 and Cd Old Teyee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

REILTTANY CATS WADE To OEDEE-
We are now prepared to manufacture any description of MIL
ITARY GAPS that may bs DESIRED the shortest notice.
Prices moderate.
We have also on hand splendid assortment of French SILK
Cashmere Felt Hats of all styles and coors at prices to
suit the times. - IouueroN t. ra
,1- A. Under St, Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

Champagne Wines.
1000 baskets Piper Hedec eorese aud other celebrated
V'''''' PIAGGIO L VIOsCA, Jr.,
81 and 81 Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

H. wanna CIGARS.
BY D. ". MoRPHY,
AUCrIoNEER
THURSDAY, 24th inst, az ~ O'CLOCK a. M'
a. at No. Al Magazine street, will to ,I ,..,, -,
0 Havana Cigars. 'arious brands NY guaranteed ana
Of direct importation from tlpvana -,
n1-TERMS-Cnsh 1AE3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

of every description and latest Importation fer sub. on
reasonable terms, by F. NEwHAILa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

italian Marble.
$50 blocks fine Cnrara Marble.
1900 slabs :. =. :.
300 :.
10 statues
2 monuments
For sale by PIA6G1O FlOSCA, Jr,
e. and g. Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

a. FOR HIRE, BY THE MONTH OR YEAR, an
y Negro Man honest and eapab.eporter, hoer,
Z ia riage cart driver and No. cotton sampler and
NJ weigher. Apply at this office to
jaitf n. D. VAN HORN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

Gum Arabic, Essences, Seeds, etc.
60 barrels Gum Arabic
1000 lbs. Essence of Berganot, Lemon and Portugal
100 ounces Oil Of Rose.
800 =. Geranium.
28O barrels Canary Seed
200 :. Tlnxseed.
80 :. sheled Almonds.
100 pounds Opium
100 cases Mamma.
For sale by f1AGG1o q Nlo9CA, 'f,
e. and "a Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

fNRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments Tombs Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tons Counter Slabs antel Pieces Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring Tles Banquette and Yard Flaggng Iron Railing
Coping etc.
by CAVANAUGH & CULLTY,
oil tfyW 1913. 234 and 1856 Camp Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

Has the honor toinfor public that he Just assumed
the business of the Dyeug Establishment No. u Royal street.
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful sten
ton for which he Is celebrated.
which, the twelve years satls,
6ed numerous establishment BouEbE
street, guaransss for those who may honor him with heiI
patIcrf o7-Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23
WALL PAPER..............wA WALL PAPER,

On hand splendid assortment French and American
PAPER HANGINGs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-23

NJ OTICE-MR. F. BELGHER Is NO Los Err in on Y
In employ. - 81
Orders for Eassmans No. % Commercial Pts-e
with Messrs j. r. trawbFidge Co.. will att 4nded To- WITH
promptitude hereafter. -
d29 I'm H FASssfA N 4tsCfy,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-12

attan nal ~. utta,tn ~ trqge te ,oHjr3crJeg 0 pay
a Pc uniory motion Jog ne gas uhtch hidtemce
9iy,d A,Dc nj cdS nt, and Winch we're feIt I'd y
Tie 10 be truisso rec, any in1la tfn il
was teh iIt!tioi that reCguiafy ,.0Inp sisLun hon
lie pad by the niedera'y 30 lie Stue iba nify apJ
arsenas 1ho Conv niitn by tho ordinance tralsto raa
tho ie ff the ia Ia The forts Hrsn.is l the
acy bnL left It 10 he discretion OF the yee,ive
whether bs would transfer TO the confedeaoy th Other
belonging to The Stale. ! di ui.nk be.i .
trans IN III ttlc all ma, M 81 he eonodcrpcy
bat permitted tbciu all 90 into he serv as tlna
arms.
Tie steamer Savannah. which cost the S.aip $40 900
apalerted TO tho conicderacJ S-d,ol0 cash,
gnd t2o,0 600 iu cofeecran aes bonds Tbs money and
bends received N payment have been aud being
expended ~ Tho lnrtem stcr Gs2eral ~ III state for
suprd.s i"r the troeFa and fof other military
rutftgcs. The Secretary Of War refused TO psi-
olas, The Il amer Iluntrt-s, which cost tie
state s. $50 IN New Yolk The steamer was IN the uos
30 son o somno1re iat,Gali IN the state service ana
lie entered he COME dorate service he retained aud
si rctaus the ssicu and management u her IN te
nlard Ct this STATE aud south Carolina hone ~
be ab I, unpslcr THIS steamer also 10 the eoniteray
future tay iNT The she cost state h. be paid
for in tonedora bonds notea transmit copy ..
the correspondence between myself and the - rotary ul
War, relative to the trahsie % De ioris a.enas and
arins.
In respase portion Of The resolutions when re-
ates the present nnbor Of Confederate roups now "a.
coaat. have state NY information IL that tl.er,
about a,5oo In addition toths number ten tloasspd
oh"ls Mi ~ my opinion, be necessary I" reIe The IN
Yaeior and ioieHd the coast may 2so s'ar mat
raj Lee expresses desire that hold re- erye o ten
thousand H"n ~ camp q readiness TO reinforce The Con
fecespe lroot The coast at aiy time hen needo
The estimate made IN uy annual .age Of the au6n
nee srary 20 Sustain oar Httd4fy Operations e,r t. pre
gent Asod year. WAS b.s'd apoa suaer number u
trcopy. II ten hot8aId state t5oos bo called INTO
the te.l MY olinion an appropriation nf a hast Hye
millions oi delafs wl be necossHfY,
be ere The eoifea fondcrce hetcwii ghmittoa viii
fnrnh Sufficient repy toihe o'hcr pants contained ia
the resolutions.
Iaaa Tie summer rionths ,he state vas not iu4aded
and cogi3 net say that The danger al ndasian
nhiinon 20 aGiat o. no delay dia moi feel, there
fore, ila1 was at lth"I ~ call oul and maintain hes
" force the coast 81 Sate aeCaunt, al Il sasny
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acted Lieutenant Colonel Of The Mouptct trecf
Volunteers, in the Florida war, and was brrsou9d
MAJOR Of tho United States Army, for his gaant conduct
on several occasions, ana general efficiency ia IL war
asanst the Florida Indians, his commission bearing date
November - 1896 He distinguished N The nitte
al Monterey; acting Major Of has regiment in 1S4i
vas brcVeted Lieutenant Colonel for gallant ~ nei
torious cop:uct in The battles Of Conrefas am therG
buseo his comni sion dating from August 20 SI7 and
further brcvetod Colonel for gallant conduct 81 the
gate Of Been This last hrcyet dates from September ~
1s47 TN ihe 9Th day OF January, 1851 he appointed
faA Major Of he Second artillery, which commission hc
held nj the breaking out OF the present troubles On thc
IIth OF May, 1861, he was promoted from The bre,ct
eoloncey TO the fun coloncley Of the artillery Fcg
meni, The Fifth artillery, which rank he si holds.