, 1861-11-19

uckef 1Gr muE6eL0, blaE IAt EcHLIlE3 htRuI 1
te armed.
Last night at ten O'Clock, when our reporter
eft the camp, everything Was quiet. It is un.
louhted]y true, that, hut for the coolness and
merry Of Msjor sickles and a few who chanced
10 be in positions to aid him, thebad passions
Of few men, aroused by q jest on the part OF
one who knew not what he was doing, might
have had the effect Of demoraliz5ug the entire
regiment, and that regiment, too, composed
Of the best men Of the country regiment
which only few days since We alluded to
in deeer7ingly exalted terms. The arrest and
consequent punishment Of the leaders Of the
revolt vii undoubtedly have 8 sautary effect.
8woTd Presentation.
LIEUT. Colonel MAlmborg, Of the Second
Regiment Of the Douglas Brigade, was made
the recipient Of an elegant sword, on Saturday
Inst, at the hands Of his old aBsociates In the
Illinois Central Railroad department. Upon
the occasion OF presentation, J. II. Redmond,
Esq, acting Commissioner Of the Land De-
partment, delivered the following brief, but
Appropriate address:
Coz Aagm5oTy: Tonr friends and former as
eociatee who have always entertained for you the
hgness and t. s
sonsi regard. Dn1ing fhe years tat ron have been
associated with IN the peaceful purauits of civil
md you1 courteous, and kindly bearing, has won
the regard Of ell connected with you-1n official as
W. Tarn 1e nd edncafei N q fore;on land xe h.ve
bcon nrn1d tn Tr1con,e Tou "a citizen. and our
ena now end t1e yoRp a IL he
en1ynnrt nf 4 int Gnyenment. Accept th1s Tea- |
Tnn Go1onei. Is tie most fitting testimonial your
ie1,Gs cnnIi nresent to Won On your departure to
eneaee IN tie defence Of onr common country.
Mr. Peter Daggy, Secretary Of the Land
Department., then made the presentation Of
the gift, amidst loud and prolonged cheering,
aghin and again renewed
Lieut- Col. Nalmborg, With considerable
| emotion, replied as follows:
are s5 gsneIoqs ~ as 5oar FIT elegan oa1 Iae
Wiih previous notice Of It, would haye endeaVor-
Cd 70 gase more apRtGp5ia;e r. 20 t me
/ pliment; a. It is, you viii receive ny ackno1l-
sdgement and thsnss, in ToEds; Il & Got formal, =
nv ftfends. ss tosex Of Kindly si Sentiments Gaad
pe!senal feesId Entertained ior me BY a.soe,ases
iayor a@ ; propi and hsppy @ to be asrnred mi Of,
II the faithful execution ot the solemn nm and high
me1it voar exnression Of Confidence. and In the
discharge Of those duties shan not dishonor this
sword. It will be drawn IL sacred canse-s9 ~
sSRe11 not + be- eaesthed. God spires ny am and
life, TIL our victorious arms hare obtained an hon
thal cherish ne memory Of this interview r., ;m9y
he aesocistious clustering aboat It vii stimulate
patr1oiiem fof my adopted country. whose liberal
aPq I'd IN psr a. ae
Zone foneet efforts. III friends, again thank you
most sincerely.
Ihe presentation ceremonies "efe succeeo
ed y dmner pa1sy: ~ "men toasn ss wert
Crank ano htaet fpeecnes maoe, o5 Col' eIe"
srt, As)or sanger Cua1te1msate1 James aoe
. others. The oceasion Was very pleasant ont
and will long be remembered oy tnose con
ce1ned' both donors ana recipient
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LARcEkHs.-Ihree young Lads, Machas
higgins, Dennis Slime, and Nicholas Newman
q we're brought before Justice Akin OF the 70
:. lice Court yesterday morning for larceny
clothing, valued at thirty dollars, from the e
tab1ishment OF Mr.. Fish, the tailor who dis
B plsys the 1ishy sign on Madison street, between
l. Well and Lasa1le streets. The boys were he'll
J. IN s1oo each to appear at the next term Of th
le Recorders Court for trial, and In default COZ
II miited.
L. Terrence Tool waa held for grand 1arcen
70 IN the sum Of $500 to appear for trial at II
g next term of the Recorders Court, upon Ii