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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

Wyoming Seminary.

THE next torn OF this institution will commence Au'
j gust llth and continue twelve weeks.
Throughout the term special attention will he given
those preparing teach, and all such may rely upon
having good advantage here as at any exclusively
Normal school. Arrangement will be made for AN ex-
tensye course of lectures before the Teachers Glass
Il. NELSON.
Kingston, Pa, July q, lS6l-lm.
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Fire Proof Cement-for sale.

A lot of superior FRS PRooF CEMENT, especially ada
n ted for Cemcntng Roofs. One gallon will cover 100
feet Of ordinary roofing, aud is insured proof against
rain and wet weather, Can be had at manufactures
prices, by ihe gallon half barrel the Office OF ts
columbia Democrat.
LEVI TATE
Bloom sburg, July 10, 1861
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SHERIFF's SALES.

DY virtue of n writ of LeUdri Fdcqs, to directed
ID issued out of the Court Of Common gleas Of the
county of Columbia, Pennsylvania, will be exposed to
public sale. AT the Court House, in Boomsbnrg.
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beginning post thence by land Of Iobt Gray north
twelve degrees west four hundred and ten perches to
post, thence by land Of WIN, Seednan SOUTH seventy
eight degrees west, hundred and sixty percles to
post thenceby land of John Brady south. twelve de.
grees enst four hundred and ten prrches to post and
thence by land of John wild and Richard Brook north
seveuyeigt degrees east one hundred and siNty.six
pcrchcs to the place of beginning containing -Four HHa
drcd and heres end quarter and allowance of SIX
NM rnuI rnnhs &c
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FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.

u
On Last Sabbath morning. the ist Regiment National
Guards under command OF Col Allen, were dIi,wn W
iof regmeItal parade "a 81 o'clock aud immediately
thereafter wore placed in hollow square on toe level
lain at the foot OF the first terrace on the Quarantine
rfounu. Tor rel lioUs services. Tue morning was
btaatitl the grass booked fresh and green, a. D.
cleaused and tilted up foI the occasion. Toe ChaTsia,
tie Rev j. franklin Jones' TOOK bis stand upon Tie
first terrace, having for his pulpit the bass and snare
O. ums.
Nal. Turner then came forward aud introduced the
Chaplain 20 tie regiment, ai'er Which the reverend
gentleman read from the Prayer Book, The Scriptures
Tor the da, and offered praye. The reverend geli
man then selected hi, teNt the .th % toe d
chapter Of the Book Of ReyoltIonr "1O i that over
co,geth will grant 10 Cat Of tie tree Of life &c. lie
preiaced bic remark. 10y ii-h cont meut to tie OH
Gers OF the ueut iOr their Ggu,d bearing lHa gen
tleuauly department and tten eomphmeuied ire re-
rnent for their good lehayi and st ate ton 10 OF.
der after which he divided is sjec into the follow
ing heads wLirh were treHt"d IA manner well worthy
tie OCCASION FS 81, Government is OF DIVINE uprout-
,neut Sr.5n9 Constitutional liberty and the r,lt OF
,orscence is the gif OF God; 7t9, u is the duty %
every man 10 receive, love, cherish and defend The
,i.ts Of God.
In treating tits last point, the Reverend Chaplin
ssd " Ii is Tor the purpose OF protecting, defending
ard erI etuaug this cCns'lutiC. al liberty and night
OF con. Cence that are here assembled. meet yon
as inl VI brothers IN this geit cause; sInk al
dist Of or, eds a. you DO III Distinctions cl 20
ltcl cIuion; AM IN your src%a lee would press 10
the lips If tho dying sol Ter, II Dew, tie ProuheS OF
tie Old Te lament to the lips OF the Pio'e NJ ihe
Nsv, Testament and to The pe Of the CaDol the
Tor come 10 share your penis ard give consolation by
W ateyef means aDd through whatever neliln.'
The tiscourso, which was delivered IL about twenty
Minutes was listened TO with the most rcs7e-tlu
attention bv the whole gmeni not even o wiiIe
being observed Every company IN The Tegincut,
ron rel ing expressed TO tie Char lain, through heir
captains, their grlt',u.e Tor the ciseour,e 30 deep
was ~ imp sfon made upon their mlnds and - sdl-
utory was the lessoa that on Monday mo1gg tn
orlS retained not among the whole re-. ment a.
he .uard -honse.
AT ha.fpast ,leyen o'clock Col. Allen arrived mon
the ground and w,s received the flll surd ordered
out for tfs purp, eurdot comma nan Ia t.nu Clancy.
At tue event y parade, ~biel took In,e ~ ii -
O'Clock p. m, tie rlops Hcro ieycUed D. Col Al
and Col Tompkins mud ,taf Il ihe 7lst, after which
they v zee draw up In s'ii column and addicssd IN
siir ing AID sirted sIeech from Col Alien, to which
thew listened most atteBtlvelv.
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ITEMS From TIE SOUTH.

From ne Was4h,gt0H CODepHdsaee o. The Fhaedap"'0
lady direct from Portsmouth, Va, coming by tie
inlabd route in1orne me that both Norfolk and Ports
mouth are under mob rule ikat tic inhabitants, or at
least most Of Ibem would be very glad 70 bave the
United Sstes take possession OF bOb places. FOi Two
weeks she had been atle 70 sleep quietly 81 night
on account Of The continual alarms OF the Seessioi5B.
The United States dry dock, she fays, was not
destroyed
The reports Of the Southern press that Gen. Scott
Il cf pied with govt attic led With rL0drisul aud
feel l. sud inhrm, are without the lcast fOandiJn.
He il out daily among tie troops, sctve, energetic,
and ioyia and aligLIs from his cIIiage VITA tie
agility Il youth.
Tie ruln6rs are in keeping With tic reports in the
Virginia papers that Mr. Lincoln has DC lying sppe-
he'd with liquor during the las ten days. When tut
occurs, Cen Scott viii be found mapping, and Jeii.
Gao Rave the capital.
We learn that +. T. d. Myers, late acting Chief En-.
gineer q tte Washington Aqueduct, who resigued
LIS posi- TO JON tie Confederate forces has teen pat IN
charge o. the construction VI delenses az Norfolk.
sIecial telegraph line has been erected very re-
GENTLY it1ding Ion hs ci'y 10 the chaiabrdce con-
Meeting with the Iicket-gUgrl station there. Tie
whole thing was the work Of t. Few bouq..
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anne army ,s0ers be 1T up BY some society ike the

anna .,,,v manor. be ut up by some society like the
Tract Society, containing me- '"' aus'ee some news
and moral directions and encoura9e h'S' ana % scat
tered through the whole army. The so-aisrs need
nonin and being kept mentally up to the struse as
much as any class Of The practical routine and
lard life wear off vast deal Of the enthusiasm, and
Obscure the grand objects of the war. For my part,
believe one of the best things for our men would be-
to scatter 900 copies of Wendell Phiipss last speech
or Becchers sermon, or if those were too radical OF
some more conservative but eloquent sermons through
tse whole army. Let every man read those glowing
words Reading will keep many good fellow out Oh
blinking gambling and mischief Let us ever bear ID
mind that the American army needs the came moral
influences and mental food which do ourselves ana
that the prosperity of whole generation VIII depend
providing udiciousy and energeticay for these
wants. e lie Dc
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.. p. R-TTVR ESQ.,
N,n. M Con mAnd.


-, urcriY.r.-Tle't val. lie iment vii parade TO-
Mn ~ 4 r. ~ oaAvasliog,on square. isex-
cyed ha, upward Of go men Will be S Sa oe soI aSa
l"ii f,r the d, IA, except ~ lie n.usLet. LNery
d' .13 ie appears T. have leea thrown + way a
nj. coro- 6y those IN authority, and notbing BIT &c
niomsa pr'sysa1Ge Of the Telsssa, sOa SS 81
,r sent 9Th and Ell ieueyi undnow, ~ 40
Loaf tie rn,n ase refused ans, while several thonsi
t.rd are ling lille ia the arenals. There are bet iUJ
uurkes in tic regiment, uos oil when are worn OUT
ss.s. IA ito 9Th have volunteered ior the wbois
Mar h. il ope wear or tep they viii 10 duet 5000 re-
Give tLer iul equipment and be called into active
service.
TurN NAVAL BRIGADE.-A meeting was 10 h've been
held Yesterday Of the Merchants lAetange 20 epno
d. i,v,l Big,de 10 procure At once battery nj
J.nee riaed Cannon On acorn, u tie severe Sorus
i was adjourned until to-day az y clock T. N. hs
eApl tied "a. We loo, RID. Wskeg sud Gen. DIX Az
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NO MORE RED TAPE.


To ne Editor u Ihr y. b. ITitHHc
SIR: nave seen in your paper nma'ions that there
was rel tapc IN Washington and Albany. lestel day
YOU rubhs I'd letter containing Of tie rediest
and longest /. was headed " counsel 10 volunteer
nurses signed by "tbe wife If Surgeon Of the |.
\ ARMY" AID you seemed 10 indOrsc II SLe s.I-
more should be allowed to 20 under tlity years OF
aye. who we're not mature aud experienced. She sld
ere would be smells Of lJatbsUme sores, running
tlod and scenes OF strong mel dying. Sire sId there
-topli be rough nrage, AID pro'aue, coarse words
Aill d. lo,e OF her et counsel rs 20 g%e, by saying
mat riost of the women thirty are mothers ot
children, aud ought not to e.. That Mrs. Camp was
mature aid experienced; Florence Nightingale was
not About smellr. blood, dyi0g men, rough usage,
and urofine coarre worGs--toes she, Won, or any
one suppos. this l. to be c,rH war II Gov. Nor
g,u's e. lei l-ter-wuer should ray "no volunteers
under ihirty-fye y.ars of aye, who have not already
been under fire. viii he accepted, and tell our yet IN
ried defenders: " Now, be careful they are shooting
bullets you may get hurt be wOuld re taimg II as
Mrs Snr.eO wTs. 1 have had some eXpenenca n
hOsIit-l lie aud sen many women under thirty %
their Geyoir ~ aninchin Is Young do'io. thrust
there Will be Florence Nightingale who viii put The
gay-b,hrls Of our ScutaIis 70 tie blush, aLd tear IN
tteis tue red tape of our DOwIung-strets! Ii Is an
nntied D. for most OF us hi. war PATH. We huye all
got 10 l,arn. TmfUSE Don't you te VT bla' ket
on rIen or women append "a cory OF letter re-
CrIyed last eve ing: CuArLEs GOUpALi, VI. ID.
Bllo.ouA New-YoIk, April p 1874 - ,.-,
NJ CnEs OoonALE We bog leave 70 ov or ',ice, to
s.si ~ To- tie sick and "oundcdin ne COMES & "He''
Al Shsfe moot needed 49, - -,
Arc,d. No 4 LIZZIE VINCENT.
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DOARD OF COUSCnMFN.

The Board held regular Deetllg on Monoay.
rcsolrliun 10 appropriate 500 TO purchase stand
az c1lors Tor tie 1T Rcgiuen National Gulds lCol.
Alenl, was referred to ,ne Committee on National AZ
fI-s
urteer who have goae 70 the war, destitute, Mr.
GRoss offered resolution 20 appoi.t Committee TO
as ctan the trCth Of tie reports, aud taks proper
action ereon. Referred 10 COmaittee on NATIONAL
Ausl.s.
4 communication received from the tlion De-
tense Coami tee inviting the board 10 oegnate ono
Counoilmen OF each Ward TO a member Of the
Commit re Rebel TO the families II soldiers IN
the public ser vice The comnUnicG .ion was ordered
10 be printed. go
The Board thereupon made TIE following spporiion-
sent Of Wards TO be represented by tine mrnbers, and
20 whom applications for assistance should be nude BY
the families Vi Volunteers.
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lett. CHARTERED in the Government building, Staten
Island. The Brigade has beon accepted by the State
authorities.
TIE Thirteenth Regiment, wesschester Cbasseurs.
Col Lansing, have 462 men at No. 70 Broadway while
the remainder occupy the reyimeutal depot Ia Duane
street.
The LIST Regiment New.York Union Volunteers.
Col G. T. Pratt, have 200 qtiarered 10 the 9th Reg
ment drill room, and $40 in company barracks.
The LIST Regiment National Zousves, Col. McCbes-
ney 400 qHsrtered at the DiviIon ArseDs corner
Elm and White streets, ard 400 at Tsmmany Hall
The Zouaves have received their uniforms
The LIST Regiment California Volunteers, Col Baker,
have 50 men quartered ut No. 54 Broadway, and G60
IN company bsraeks
The LIST Regiment German Rifles, Col Blenker, H3
men, are quaftered at Palace Garden.
The lot Regiment Scott Life Guard Col Hudson,
are CHARTERED at The Central Park Arsenal
The New-foik State Steuben Volunteers, Colouel j.
near the Railroad Depot. H1r
The New-lork Zouaves, Colonel Hawkins, have
been transferred to Cas le Garden. They viii be- sens
to barracks on Ricker's Island. r.l
The lat Regiment Advance Guard, Colonel Duryea,
are qusriered at Fort Schuyler, 80 men. Part u
the regiment are encamped about the fort
The Goth Regiment N. Y. 8. M, Col. Pratt, 100
men, from KingrtOn, N. Y are now Quarercd IL tho
barracks in tie City Hall Park. 900
The United Turner Rifles, Colonel Max Weber, 80
men, are quarieFed at Turtle Bay. DO
Colonel Barry, If the 9Th auxiliary Regiment, has
taken quarters at No 20 Chatham street, where tas
men will be installed to-day.
The Let Regiment Constitution Guard, Col. CocA.
3OO men, quartered at Jones's Wood, and SUI oc-
cupy Company barracks.
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VARIOUS WAR ITF,,c

SoVrHEnN misunderstanding to the editorial
columns Of all Southern papers, there is the mos, per.
feet unaninity il the Rebel army, and every man is
eager to meet the Northern forces; but in tho dyer-
Ing portion ola dogle sheet The atlanta IategencerJ
rewards ors offered for fifteen deserters from ain ple
Regiment.
TEESEsssEE.-Tze Richmond IT1ig, Of Friday.
saysi News arrived yesterday that Tennessee bad,
an almost unanimous vote Of the Legislature with
sEawn h0n the Yankee Union. This is rather az
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,.,ovs-,.o,. Of its transports TAeir occupation in
{crce cannot be taken ns an act Of open war; woe
-Ud,Telly az alarming menace, which viii keep tne
S,Ssriesi in state of constant apprehension ara
,wrcrSrat1n, leading to much internal trouble and
C,eaf expense BY confusion IF metaphor which
events may Justify, the eye to watch may be turned
into an arrn to strike. ~
The Southern Commissioners ore still here, but they
are etl unable to procure seui-ohcEd reoogui-
ton Of their existence and all their correspondence
has been carried on through one Of their clerSs.
1t is perhaps not necessary TO ADO tat DIR. sew
has no in,epion of resicpng as hs heen stated, and
that there l. no Olsen. Ion IN the Cs met.
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LISTER GUARD.

Notwithstanding tie order from the General Head.
quarters relieving the Goth Regiment from duty, COL
Pratt confidently expects hat tie order will be coun-
demanded before means Of t1ansporta ion can be
supplied
About ffv CoIonels Of volunteer regiments now or
paridpq called at Co Pratts quarters his morning.
Requesting permson 10 recruit from bis RAJ rs. Tie
aateIiI III Col. Prat's regiment is appreciated by
those who are organizing regiments, bu the Colonel
has posted notice on the b.irack doors that No re-
cfuilaQ officers need call, Ills regiment Ia prov ided
for
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PROVISIONS IN CHARLEsTON.

The captain Of schooner With arrived from
Charleston on Monday morning 'ePlns great
scarcity Of provisions in that city TIE following are
the prjces charged for the articles mentioned; fIour
which be bought in New-0rieans for - % per barrel
he sold in Charleston for $40 So pork was worth so
,er barrel; bacon 20 cents per ID. butter, Inferior
Quality, 50 cents per ID. fresh beef so cents per b
bay 80 per ct All other articles Of food sold at pro
ra,rtinugfa rates
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THE UNION RANGERS.

This Regiment, under command Of Col. James f.
Kerrigan has now about 200 men enrolled, snd viii
parade for inspection this afternoon. 1t will probably
lie reduced 200 leaving regiment Of 1000 men, Geo.
Mountoy has been elected Lieut.-Co. Of ills resi-
ment. 1t is their intention to dppy for L. > Major,
Sergeant Mljor, aud Acut4nt. They viii leave tie
city in a few days and take W their quarels q; Sandy
EJok, When they will be pa; under strict military re-
gulatOns.
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MILITARY AND NAvAL MOVEMENTS.

Tie most remarkable activity continues at all the
military and naval poets this station The teoors 1T
Fort Hamilton are under marching orders aud were re-
enforced On Friday by company of Artillery which
l. also ready for tho road. On Governors Island Col
Smith bi,s a-sumed the duties Of Commandunt mid ST.
peIlnteuds ne recruiting. Last week all the Offices
ia ,'ir cy enlisted only - men, ne Grnia Ir Jo.!D
Tie volunteers baying serou.ly injured We regular rem
devious The Fectra forces in Ills nei hJorAoCd this
morning are as iOiiOAE:
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN

The Board of Alderman net last evening, tie Presi-
dent, Mr. GENET, In the chair.
Mr. CORNELL stated that he should be abseut FROM
the city for tie TO coIne and asked that he nght
be excused from serving on various Committees 81 Mo
Board, and that other gentlemen be appointed Ia his
place. Carried .T
The President subsequently nsu1ed as substitutes:
Committee on Finance, Mr. Boole; on Railroads,
Mr.. CLipp on Salaries aud Officers, Mr. Farley.
Tie petition Of the Metropolitan Homo Guard for Q
sulply Of arms was laid over
Mr.. FARLEY presented q resolution that the Croton
30 nd lie directed to withdraw the advertisement IL
wing proposals for the work Of laying the CrUten
mains through the Centrsl Park, which wa adDpieo.
Mr. BcoLE presented an ordinance making adh-
tioral appropriations for the support OF the City Gov
.rnueut This year. The amounts are-foF the Iay a
seven rersous at the oil 81 per day for services In
caus ny the removal of street encumbrances and o.
etructions under tie City Inspector, $685. Tor the
pay OF ~ persons for distributing ordinances si per
Day under the direction OF tic City Inspector, sl3,I2
Tor payment of dehency arising from inccase OF sui
ary Of the ComI laut and Pay.Roll Clerk uider ire
City Inspector $40. The paper was laid over.
Tie resolution presented by Mr.. Dayton to present
set of colors 10 tie Flint Regiment National GUARDS,
under Col w. IL. AlSn, was referred to the CouiiIeC
tee on National Affairs.
Mr. DAYToS presented resolution asking the opin-
ion Of the Corporation Counsel 10 the liability 81 tbs
cry to pay for compiling and printing Laws and or
d.Anc,s under the second section OF the tax law VI
1901. Adupted.
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TIE foo~ ing ate the quarters oI ths dheI,h' ~
ments mustered into service, and otherr not YET NJ
speete1: w IT An.
Eir, Regiment National Guards, Vol w IL A'''''
90 men, Hospital building Staten lsiHuui ,,, Cl
The Second IL. ment n. \. state hlitia, 'oA
Tomnkins, SO are encamIed on the Battery. coo
Ca Wison s SIKH Regiment Volunteer 1iii,la, oOo
strong are quartered ia tie old Government houses
raapasy Of the Naval Brigade, undeg Lieut.. Bart
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TIE NATIONAL zouAyES.

Col. McChesuey's Regiment SIN oceu.y the Division
Arsenal The officers went To Sandy Hook yesief-
day to make arrangements for Quayteiing ibe re1i-
mens ntl they.are equipped and ar'a,d, MbSn ihey
will be sent to EoIt d s,e instead 81 10 Washington
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CIV sANDFORD's ORDERS.

Gen. Sanford has received from Washington in
f.rucons 10 forward tie Volunteer Regiments M soon
hey are equipped ard armed, but TO send no more
militia Icsin sats fg- the lrcseni.
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COHarHzez.
Tie Board adjourned TO Thursday.

RETURN OF TIE HON. JOHN II. NcCuNJ.
The Hon. John II. McCuun our City Judge. has
inst returned from the seat Of war where he bas been
doing ,eoman's service in behalf of his eountry. lie
looks hale ard hearty ever, but pretty well Drowned
from hs outdoor duties between Annapolis and WASH
incton. as master Of the railroad and transportation
sryice lie comes back take lis scat in TIE Court II
esius and look after the 10th Regiment, of which he
i Colonel and which lie intends shortly to lead TO the
field. The following corresr ondeneo explains isef:
ASNAPoLis. Mays la6L
DEAR CrNrRAf: Some three weeks stree the eouugy .a
m ,S, Ssi,b oe tbs Beessiiy u dIins ~hsi
. ull aye the casuy which theo seemed he "a
Si frcn1ers N an Rseaer 70 SCI in any ssy aiss
u M zee pessed 70 think hat could le OF service to
The Cover et BY beng place. N ehsise o. ne Anao. Ian
rad the tntsroIson Of TROOPS md yea oeA''ed re
honor 81 w. nv brief control = che ofee to do
tat tie could 20 iaci,l's your ", i0'Au the al
CO. iusn ~ which ca. "a eyt,y tue nav NO ultier hos
B-r e,5n h. held iAmedste'y aln, ia dei~n-. of no
IN tuition ha Oh ps~ej r. TO- tinr eng.
ans nv tel -s. crr p n to 1ty o. Ncwl ofE,
toward lie GO dcsa.e thsa Al rre's' can d. hsF,
Nay .nrc,ss %. q, me nefe.. Of y o Re-
siueut ns 9Th II he.l a. .neP 2. Po.s,oirii - r.,
me Honor have ,e,g.d AZ hands duri he bisi perot
had BE- ss T. cove aiossy ir command sad nopg 'hs
loat i,.,6iai 'rpa osed,sn, .eIy,n,..
BF BrrIw ESQ., JOHN H. AcCtNN
u,u. IN Con mand. . -.
ANSAroiis. Nay s. 1851.
psa sF: s g. receipt Il yours OF yesterday End ia n
v, tb, o wood IS s ~, y,u arc a h0sTi r. an
a. yolr r.ein,nt Before going howeytE allow ne IN toe
name II ~. 10 tender l- thsns o. tl be
pater vi the command OF wuc4 1svs pee h,
b. irro-tat seryirrs yeu have rendered - tf psn ~
.Iic YOU placed ty Tic ssc a. y ara ~Ao. goi
s.t O. its upror Of tne Tow rnlrn re,ts s'.'
ara s9y ~ position j. auobrr efItCue. Of re E.-'
our lopts .sus pac, sp1a dc ittt ifios p or
uy N1u ve r,E3riei iHrot't e,,i.ss - ,S'i.t
by frH sr q military interpolation On iAr a
10 sour als nuu ID she p4',. ,ls' !. "A r,rl q
10 I.,s,i e wrg 81 yolr in-irAce ii' '.i - -
.Hf a. IN. t,tl. oi thH ooF.f o. i-' .,.f..s -
~ ~ a. .St, remain, NeIy tniY gSsg.s' = ptrtFR
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One thousand Of these could be sent away at one
ho5r's notice. The We ses now AT the Navy-larc;
North Cnlolira, receiving sip, lSI; fngaie Brandy
wine, 5O, steam Gigate Wabash, ~; 3 moo 'ilP
Constitution, (JUl; steam Gigsts Roanoke, (tUb ingaie
Potomac t5Ol Corvette So, aunah, t-li Bug PerI! ipl
Chartered ve,s, l.: Huntsville, X r. Gu! Ter, Mont
gouery, Mount Vernon, Dawn, Rr-ol1te, aud Reliance
hiteeu crafts il Ill Wien the average number Of yea
els fitting Tor sea AZ Brooklyn used 10 be two some
idea may be formed Of tie extent Of which Tie var hs
increased business there.
THE MARINE CoRrS.
The augmentation OF the Uni ed States Corps OF
Marines as commenced Recruiting il now oIened
and al applicants presenting lemsel'es at tae Navy
Yard viii be accepted, il physically qualified. ere
are now OO0 nFiaes IN tie service, and tc adGiIoh
ii 900 seameu 10 its PERSONNEL VIII dou0ttSs hceb
state the cnlstmeut oil at least 800 marines
THE GARRISON OF FORT PlthENH.
Fort Pckeus is now place to which consider1bic
interest attaches. It's recent Reinforcement, ana We
dstn chuen from it III the marine guard temporarily
anded IRON tie slips off Feslcol, nave ea4sed con-
fused IDEAS Of the strength OF It's gasoa 10 be enter
tai ed Several erroneous STATEMENTS On tie subject
having lately appeared in the papers, we append II
correct QUE promising that arrangements have been
PERFECTED by which 400 artiilerisIs and " boarders
iron tho feet could be sent over at any time. H.
nexed are the companies now in the fort;
Men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

These men are all regulars, and about 400 Of them
frstrate suilersts. As 500 could properly work the
ordnance tbes quite repecia force left repel
stoner, and keep the quarters in Of at
tack. Should the enemy however, attempt bostihies,
the Marine Guards and several guns crews from the
Odd ha Had for