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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
METROPOLITAN HOME GUARD.

TIE CommiItce Of this organization, Chauncey
Slater in the chair, at their meeting at the Astor
Hoose on ThG.sdsy morning. were waited upon by
Mr Star sbury of the Union Grsys regiment forming
for imm.diaie home service. An invston was ex-
tended 70 them 70 unite with the Metropolitan Homo
Guard. Reports show that there are enrolled under
Tie Home Quad organization in the various wards
10 80 men Col Bogart Of the Ninth Ward, reports
lie regiment nearly full. His headquarters are at
Nc. lUJ Bank street.
In eon,eqnence OF the non-arrval Of the Maine Regi-
rnen: Mr. Han In was Obliged 10 be ubseD' from the
Asior ilou.e. lie will, however, probably he pres
en-, at the meeting on Friday morning ut ~ clock,
and gave an ADDRESS. Mr. George Law has also been
invited, and viii probably attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
EW-YORK DAILY TRIrUNr. .

downfall Of the best tSovernnent-,risey admiaistered
with which msr was svsr blessed rf T rgrT -
cold n's VIII gy take ul aflis -sgnins' Union
ts ave iees Taught and accustomed adore nSin
di.ptnsle le 30 my own liberties, uad jsers yl ,oAse
my hand aqfnst uy naive Statc although her arm hes
ever been aCsiEst sHG ~ inc
For God sake, let ne am loyo you 20 LIT wisdom,
raenauimiiy, tue courage aid bnMality pfeya H.
yolr councils, aud give Teace 10 d.rscted and dis
tevered couDtry.
write one who feels that be is sanding on TIE
bfnk II the grave OF all lie has cherished on b;
ny lead is bowed down with gief over the ma uess
that rules the hour, and Tray God 10 give me- u
wisdom % know nrd tic 9Th to peIform my dDty.
my whole day, to Ny cJuutiy, my State, ana NY
friends,
/ am, with great respect yeur,, Sc,
. 'J0nN NJ B0TTa
Hoa EDWARD BATS ktiores General, &c.
"ii' you grant re tbe favor TO lay t,is lst eot to
serve my ceiIA;iy before tue Cabinet 81 u fret met
ing! appeal to you rs native son Virginia to
90 is. J.Mg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
AGRlyBL OF UNITED STATES TROOFS-
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.

Company &, Of the % Artillery Reghllrs,, number
ng So men, rnder command Of Capt. n. c. Pratt,
arrived in this city Thur,dsy noIiog from hIaeki.
INV. nv the Hudson River Railroad end will he quar-.
tered on Governors Irland. The u. s. fgae Colsii-
tuition was expected sail yesterday for Bo,too via
Newport.
The steamer Dawn left the Nsvy.Yard on Thursday
morning. and proceeded to Pier No. o ~ r., TO receive
Goals. She has teen thoroughly overbaned braced &c.
al mounts two 39-pourders Tne steamships Atlantic
and Bienville arrived on Wednesday, are now coalrg
The Augusta Florida, Alabama, De 500, her'un,
James Adger ard Roanoke, are all ready, with hres
banked Tie Star of the South, N the 18th l!'roos-
lyn Regiment, still remains in the stream. The ColnnA'
BIZ. las still got steam
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
ljy ord.r Of the Co1u1rder In Chief
j. MEREDITH EEAD. Js.. Ali Gen.
TIE LOYAL wELsH-"DUw A DIGoN.-

IuE i'tiAL W Ei.cIs- ~ W A DANO's
TIE unyerssl man 'ertaon of loyalty 10 the Govern
Iaent the part # citizens OF foreign birth is os
of the most gratifying features Of TIC times. The IN
snc i've feeling Of FOR tie constituted aut or.
iies WHO conGuct public alaiis is herejary with them,
snd uaifests sef Us naturally il their adopted eno-
tries ar ia he atEerand it,elf t nay In one s-nss
be sad that they have part IN preeen quarr-t
spee they are not patyes OF tie country; bus ON.
having cast their lot III us, thy GeeaI !, thei aa'y
t. take arns pg'insi the tIf % ass,il ouF HER
liee Alre4dy We have seen Teeimsuts composed
holly of Irshaes sIchrs 10 the u s OF Wash.
iagen under tie AUeI.cGn aat ihH f-Don -1n, Iiur
z.Siaus u i. so,en and ro,- q,s sso'.fy W 80
.us 40 sse tie held The rh fsiiy r>s"
uos snd traditional yrrs Il eedn. Ia tines r.ss
The exploits of LleweyI bren. Hsdor Na0gn HI" gn Is.ic
and huudrcs warriors rquhs ieuord hs7l uai. ia'
20 hl. 81, fetad- bravery, q the scns
VI Waie-. Il iyins ccuu.stanr. that al HE terrible
es N hrs adopted c0say the Neh should suit 20
To- ur5o-us tLs q Incn'. The N'lh lFcss ii hogt sh
- op UJu and tine Cor sti "a shd uis- the
Adiiuul.on TO 'hs msi Wig ~. PoIey We ere efti ~
iroiuet trs Il utsd Wehnto A. NeV-l T. ear
.sris ohc asd iri' hsve sresy yeion,oe.sd Ier ne
war c,n Conn, gs;ions Church h. Eleventh. sire 70
This city, With Wow 20 sA9,s.i,s ,hetf .ylp-hy r"esss
rf~rafed $40 the esi-,n adde's and CO... q Ger
ilin patriotic sdopiea ty q a. fi,ed e'tirs
tie ciu, ch eetHg y u De held weekly 10 utoks
tie aid Of Pfovia . in behs'fo the Oo,e nueut.
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all involu,tary peoTle. We ere ectiag TO he in bad
way for foed. Our ightiog nen seem 10 bave over
looked the ict that beai'y a we cat has here ,oofe
leen received from tao North, batter, -eheerr,
hard. bacon, ban, fab, dried fr1i's, rOaices. &c.
TIE bss sopled our supply. The 'Toops wil sonn
gchl le np what nule is on band, and Whit thep7 u
IL Joke bnter retail sixty cents pCuud, and
twenty-five e. tiry-fye coniS pouad- al f0T;s, from
the tender ctli "a lie vene q lc bull. Short crops
viii follow the fever While nsssa loafs abont
the city, playe fo6ier tie leland Sanibo don't 20
to woik of liz own accord ON tie lan'a,ioD. Look
out for real distress here next Winter The screws be-
ing ep led TIC banks cousdor able portion Of the
lean was freely taken. Burrsh' The fi!s INSTALL
,rer; ~, ateut up tie Tece hand, and The sec
ord vii; have to - I'D in shin lasters the 'hiId IA
niegers' pIobabiy. and Sc .-"h. Ply we are N
bad way. DO moi believe what our ffspfis s"y' i0
they have long ceased to tell tie trath'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
TIE NEw-YokK TROOPS.

JNPORtAhT ORDER IRON HEADQUARTERS.
!. viii lie seen ty the flowing order frou General
Headquarters that The iul co,r Of mpaIies n
this 5 aie bc made ny By The 9tb instant:
GESsRAL HRADoUASrEHs. ST,Ts or Nswionst
AoJCTAkr GEssRAIs OYFtcK,
General Orde. No 2f AtsASs. Airi ~ ISL
la com lance with a resolution tlis day adopted by
by Board o State Oe-rs named in eu-d An -
holze TIE enDoiylng aud ips IL of volunteer u
tia sao 30 prodr M ,5e public dfens tased Aprn ~ io,
Ch,ef direct, hat all Companies her t,fns
srted eFs OTder - hch coat IL
es tap II ciading oce be ryiroa % ..npet- 't.
sud orgsi iaon ~ the 9th day os Ma 1e1t SA
hs lled up nat tune vii be
date uuder the dir chou OF the ioard.
hch their insrecion had us sbs
complement, o - sba. bsr.iptea by the rse Ia Ieet
he 6fcrr. II tho mpsirs in eDy Of tle depo ths
t.y fr inrp-ced bJ IL ,crr command Of the depot orby
officer detse b. biz after Asy slg lave si'ane' ths
strength.
81, he PuTpose viii be furnished application 70 to-
Adult mt General
81 order Of the Co1u1raei In Chef
j. MEREDITH EEAD. JR., All Gen
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
FRIDAY. MAY 3, 1861.

ard farmers OF eing II the%laves Atpo.t ever.
Lsne.iion il doably guarded, sod every "here 'pe
sltves are wutcbed VITA the utno.v Vsli -Dce. law
refuse tp er any u tter white ehPaytes eon'',
but arm ihea ~ keep then a. priNo' g's'"' VIC
,lsnier Ic owier Of thee hundred iss' e., e.Y'sro
ing hs ea,s to oar Informant, sai' D. ,ne
they know more abou, p'iiics ttan mon ., 'he "n'e
men. They know ever, tifig that hdiieA''
MISSISSIPPI
In Mt.;ssi,fi So far ~ ne could ea,n iys he y
saA ~ ,h, cu1 tie State the came tears prev " S'u
f, t,ie ssr1e ext.nr Printers dare not iesysne M
rcre. M thinks Of staying away nign ~. ~
b;ss family The drafting q. 20 macy tu"'sah y "
wbte e.rdes's tito the Rebel ahny ilis those ""
mai,p WI drs'd VI the slaves.
AZ We,prts troops are b,irg concentrated IN Pte1
,unI nd hsre our Informant sdw hone "1u "u
munii,,r raid tobayt been Droues, l'oa; ~a nans
Kentue aySrops ARR ing ~ hempti+, am lIa',
cana w,yboAt arms The Sa;e Il ~ EsntneEy refo..9u
ohaye sr,r tor a .rt J0J men, ard .he GoYefncr IL
pet log rrofe<from -srsamas
KENTUCKY.
kentucky. we learn ir.p gentleman jdss from
Lousviie, j. horse divided against Itself. lie says
the KentuckaDs " des ise Secession, aud bitterly bate
South Carolina as tie Of all the rOrbie," bnt
half the State i'll go for The Rebels. The -, al men
oypr de,crTinai to hang Breckinn ige and
Nagoiu wbeii the State l. forced OF the CIion
or not. Ttese tlamed as arch-traitors, ard
are dsliked by tLose who oining the Rebel.
Last we k. there were rgmors IN Loris. lille that
slave irsu're,0n h,d been put down near Le>ing on,
ud tic following is minute o. 4 conversation le-
tween ldy &c ling in an interior toWr Of the State
and Ter wife servah mnid, rs communicated by the
lady herseli 10 onr infOimart:
Gill" Wial is to become Of the slaves when this
war il over, ma T.
Lady" NoiLing. They have no interest in it,"
Girl lhestin',)-"You may think they have not
hut il yoa could hear some Of ihen speak as 1 do
soue line, yon would huk differently
Lady" What do t,ey cay r.
Gil" Tley are always whispering among them
selye-; aud tie other day ole told me thai in six
mouths she wolllG be as good az ana They say tie
war Is goilg ret them fee, and they a.e very anx-
iyys for i, 10 come.
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found It prudent to comply inmediatciy wft -

found Il prudent TO comply iumediatciy vkt -
notice, aud ielt ON Tie following Tuesday, esTy'b6s
few OF lis valuabes TO Washins ton, and bringing -
] anily with Lis own hJscs across Mar,lsrd. noy
If liz Northern neightoIs lad had their horses sczee
ard he was in fear of sirilar robbery. There wse
ele,tv of provision there, bat they were SLOWED -
cxry none to ashi. gop, which had been ihcr mar
tet Mr. Covert waB Obliged 10 leave bis b"ise sne
farm with all bis grim and growing crops cat'e 80
hogs 70 tbe mercy Of tbc seecasioa mob Anoe gen
Itlernsn 20 years Of sgc offered TO take care OF it, oo
te has siSea heard thai old Lss been eompensa
"a lea We Sx the s,frty o. Bis daughter. 1r Covers
es reason o, believe tia, before the election the -
.sionis mJ$had selected iaf~
froT, amors tbsse OF ise Norslssn colonisis.
Tie negroes were reuarkusy weIl.mfosrned ~ -
what was going m. col,reG woman. who washse
for bic family, tod bis vile tPss Mr. Lilscomb-e
peigbbor formerly Methodist preseser, laely "n a.
poyee Of the postOiics Departmc1t, and cons-quenr
ly Brecsiuridge De.bocrst under Buchanan, and .
Union usn under L.reoln-had srsDdcbld whe
came iio The Kitchen when che wsBtbere was SiRos
aud said: 90, Aunt Izssie, g1nndf~ ~btr n shaeo
crazy he says we are gody ~ have ~ss bore" 1Ne
ite fellow 3 y osaet overh ssrd him, snpunished hD
severely t 80
A"e 'HSfuHiS ocfsso tndu they aio o"Sops8
to tue Northemers by abon the ratio Of Eve to ou%
sNq thnl JEFF. Davis is the greatest general living.
On tis same day tlat Dir. Covert started, Mr. MlsoiS
gentleman whose farm Mount Verneas
started 70, te Moth also leaving about 30 coo wok
Of property Mary other Northern families were
leaving. Good Bsny Northern families lid cons in
within few yea's, and greatly improved the ls.S
which they bad bought. Sill they had algays bees
thlked by the old residents, riors esp,cialiy cDrs
who'were in favor Of Tie election Of Lincoln.
A week ago ast Sunday Mr. Covert went TO Col
Smith at Washington, and requested the Isoiection u
he Federal troops The CooLe swersd that it WIS nx
be poiey Of the Government to at.sck Virginia, ua-
ess batteries were erected.
TIE vote Of tia, precinct ives, at TIE late election Il
lelecaies q for Union and Is for Secessicn in he
residential election it Bel and Everett AZ LIN
oln II, Breckiuridge H. Donglas 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE SENTINEL OF THE sEyENTY-FIRST
BIT J. b. BACON.

BIT J.. B. BACON.
In the midnight zenith CLEAN the stars.
Swift rs their rays my soul 81 eeds on,
Learing the streams and the forest bars.
On TO the lights of Washington.
There on the starlight csmp-guards round
FOOTBALLS hear of a sentinel,
Steps that love, and the welc me sound
Offs voice know-it cries " All s well r.
"Wellp for our land and our starry flag,
"Wel |" for the rights and the hopes Of man
Echoes from plain and from mountain crag,
"Wel als well T. from the armys van.
S. If our homes While tie smiles ye love
Fr.yerfuly float round your banners Of war,
Look, mid The gleam of your bayonets, above
GoD Lolds the guerdon Of Victory's start
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
ANOTHER EXILE.

Mr.. Robert Covert, who, with bis brother Albert,
removed from Westchesrer County two years ago, and
bought farm in Fairfax County Va, eight miles
southwest Of Washington, has passed through this
city, IN exile on his way his former home week
ago last Friday notice posted at Fairfax Court
House In substance: every man Of Northern birth
will b required To take the oath Of allegiance 70 the
Couiederae States and tho State Of Virginia or leave
the State within fifteen days" Although he had been
~ very good sssna with es neisheo"' NJ Covert
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND
THE FLAG.

Tie Students Of the New-York University have re-
solved to raise flag on one Of the tuuets OF the Uo-
verify building to-day. They have inyi,td tie
students of the Naval Academy from Annapolis TO he
pneelt Speeches are be made by the Rev. DIR. Be
tLune Col Baker aud others The flag Will be raised
by Capt. Jones Of Harlers Ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
UNION MEN IN CHARLESTON.
A letter from Charleston. dated April 25. "a,

letter from ChsrIeston, dated April 25 saws:
Say 70 your citizens that there are vet Union men
In this hesdq Of sedition. They dare no, show
themselves yet, not even 70 each other. Bat when
You have put the rascaly Rebels to rout In tie rst
Engagement, then march tbc Stars and Stripes down
this way; call on sil Union men 70 cluster around
hem, aud them that they shall have their pro-
yeesons and tell you that thousands will flock around
eeem, Ind show the truth OF Whist have always told
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
ssss, s., and the disbursement sss54 49, leaving

balance ia bank If $3y7 o6. .i. a.i. a
Mr RoYAL PHrLps staied that this was the nis
time he Trcssurers report had been submitted, ~
be proposed rod The Board awGIdd, vote OF thanSS
to NJ. Bpgrrt
Mr raEoDoRK DYBoy, Treasurer cf the COMMIT
tee appoiuied 10 7se fonds for ,equipnent oftrooIs
re~r,sa bat be hih rectired sll5S53. Of this srn
s2 Ss3 had been expended as directed, leaving bal
ance OF ss2.96g whEh lad been Transferred to sfe
Trenlurer Of the Unca Defense Comoittee.
The fof,wirg new renbers wers cleeied, amer
Which the Board douiraj: Benjarin v Butler, Nv
AZ Exchange place; MSisfe'd Lowell, No. New
street: Peter Eiarie, No. ~ William stfsst; Luke T.
MERRILL, no. fED Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
TILE RALTIC Ar ANNAPOLIS.

private Dispatch just received announces the arr
val Of he Baltic AT Annapolis on Thurfday n'ofnps'
All we'll The Baltic took ou, Col. ELLSWORTH Fire
men Zouaves.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
now THEY TOOK THE SrAR OF THE WEST

HOW IuEl lVpN Inn oA-''
We copied isw days ago from New-orieans pa
.ar an account Of the capture II ilis ve'Sei o we
Ts,ss robbers. MIR. ID. w. Topham, first oiieer OF
,bs sbio has ns arrived lere and tells 'he Stor' rs
follows: ,.,;.,. or.
The steamer was living at 0nchor, III In"isns, vs. * a.
pecting to receive troops Oh 'o.,S r ,o3 cNpt HIVE
~, -n0 pe5er, troops were coming on the ta 'ioii
and another seanrr ard requested mat ne Wouiu oe
-edy 20 receive them st any hour, day or hgu. lna'
they might arrive aioneslde. Shortly Hie. '"l1s -,
n, lie 10Th. tie steSBer Rusk came Oat, ana was
SsleJ nv Cant Howe. The Captain of the EusE IN
apsgsr said that be had 80 Federal trOops whch 1e
wished 90 put On board. All bands were sceoTuigiy
called out and every assisiance offered 10 receive '''
troops co,, uo,va
and his officers Were surrouided end Informed tha' the
steamer wac Sc zsd by the authorities OF Texas Sn
that they prisoners. tangh' III ihs u'1i Icses
snce useless. and Capt love Ieid AMY sA's ul
his stip The resars We're armed wHh MIME ines
aud swords. Capt. Smth, o. The Eusk, was installed
as commander OF q g S;ar Of tDe VI est Capt. l'ONe
and his officers beng pu below un'fr snaiS' SelIp
pretended that lie was acting nAuef Wueis Iio'i.
the owners OF the Russ snd o. the other steamers o.
the lines between .,eY-Ofleaas and exam ports
"Al these vessels, how yer ave hseu sei1ed bi the
Governor OF LDui- lana. Tae s,e amer ~as taken 10
Galveston where Cait. Smith resigned The comU9hd
20 Capt Earwe Of The steamer MC CAloc, and ire Siai
of the West was started for Newt orleans. Tie OLD
officers of the vessel were sent below, and confined IA
Their rooms the night before se react ed she moutn OF
the Mississippi aud they kept there under guard.
After teir ariiVal at New-0reaDs, on the Hlst an
officer boa ded the steamer and gave notice that al
bands must decide in 20 minutes whether they wold
Join the Southern army, or pe. really TO 10 home no
one Unlisted The seco officer second and thru aSsi-t-
ant engineers, quarternas'er's crew aud hrenen'
tLirty ia all left the vessel under guard prison
ers # war; expecting be sent home at The exlense
of the c. g. a. Capt. Howe, the First and lhiid
Officers, the Grief Engineer aud the fhet-As'isant
Engineer decided 10 say by TIE sip, bu. i5ey were
taken ashore and Oct ired mill the .5h. On the Goth
they were sent {, Mobile with an cot but iosesd OF
going Montgomery, they desired 10 10, they
took The via Jininnai, taking free pass from
the authorities. They F-id their own passage from
Cincinnati 10 New-York. 1hsi, thiriyniDe Com-
panions were taken TO Montgomery, rhere ttey are
Son "a jail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

s. in shedding faeo Iocd 'ns, Re a%, s"nosnSSs ,Ss
bs deleI eI'nii" ,rapincns enough To- add that he
Sou'h ou, sch, ne as the ras aud stripes thai be
would never I'D his re,igustion, which Seere any
Ss%.s1o sss ",H receive and @ A' '' directed
~ consider ni.'s,lv reported and believed al Wash
s.sy sSs,c II sss has b"ep apl loipted Brig
fng'oa s ,na. IN be T. s A. in riaee Of Gen ha'usy
sdisrea;S ,bat Laro has jul len for the Wes' ana
i probable that when be rse1ss 81 Gsl ns and he he
oes oi n,s ,ists command of tie Department Of the
Xest
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE DAVIS CoMMIssloNERs ABROAp.

letter from Paris gives account Of an interview
between Mr. Faulkner our Minister at Paris, and M.
Thouvenel, French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, on
the subject Of the recognition of Dsyiss Government
Elr Faulkner officially pfesented President Lineons
Inaugural Address and explained The policy of bis
Government, as far as decided upon. AS he was soon
TO be superseded in Office he not inclined TO take
any immediate responsibility lie sad:
Thisi the u probably shall hsve TIE homer oi
oihet scRiec as lea nome IN shols tin e. and "s
to Proest ei-ss'icsS 10 tic nsnr q ny oNsI
pent against any recognition Of ihe n" Amencen |oeu
until les gentrisn o si~hl so ~
hh personal woftn aid who VIII naioFshy oouN s
pepsred present you the views Ct the OoyeIneat o
Washington shall have arrived
After some questions 70 the opinions Of members
Of the American Cabinet on Secession, III, ThorveIel
said:
That the Government tie Unied States need no; have
apprehension of SPEEDY I-eogon Of he Soutfn CoooIS
Governuentof France Ii wa not the habit o. TIE
lrencb bsy u questions OF 20 deic1;e
re pointed out tt oIisy wteIe apparently tre
could be- special objection to tie sion snd yet oIn
mOtiy-s the I,cOguitcn ~lted Tue ttebob
ADDED 81 fhouveut the esen ci.s suih
Ameca with pain and not only woed dsie 20 see the boAen
united whateNes
20 wtlcn the division or sd fui to the aa'aes
We have be eioioge stated thar Daeiss Commission
trs had been ofld,ly presened TO NJ Tbcuvenel, but
the amount Of aid and comfort 30 far received from
France seems to be very magnificent
A dispateh from Washington asseris That Mr.. Dallas.
our Minister to London, refused TO pIesent the Com
sissioners TO the British Government until he had
ceiyed advices or instructions i'll regard to the matter
from the home Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE LAWYERS UNION Defense FUND.

1IE Law tNiO-'
Tie Treasurer Of tie Executive Committee of the
New-York Bar Acknowledges the receipt Of the follow
ng additional subscriptions TO the bar fund for the de-
l.rs. of tha Union
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE UNITED STATES OFFICERS AT FORT


Harvey Brown, Coumandi Po,t aud Depsmen, Of fiort
da Br-et-olon.l Ond ATilery. Oerg- L. iiarsur. "
G-B.IAi Captain A. u. ID. Rufus iAgs H. chi-f
Qui,s uss;-r. Csptain q. ID Henry b. Chkr tlisi
Officer Asssan Sng-on n D. Jealous d. rvwef hef na
gn,er Captain aud IL Major Enei Geo L. Bach Osd
nance uu cer First. Liruruatt, O.d aDcs
OpFlckks BELONGING 80 SiAFf CYkts Nof ATTACHED TO ths
DEPAKrskSr ST,u (hiro. Sutherland A',,,ht soissens
NJ. D. taisil o. Eol nbuh, A..istsn sufgrob h " sao
cey b Reese Breyet Secoud Lieutenant ELgnsSsi "ness
Mcs,rand Brevui Second Liso,.naut rus,seef'
COMPANY orr cERs.-Borac- tFooss ,.R' sno p',.s
L.uie Colonel Second Als',: lsral I'sde- .pao.
F Artillery. NuIam 4 barry. Captain secoi9 a'ilIsfy'
HsTv,v A. Alien Captain. Second Ai-sy IsDry b. 'bts.
srts, ThiL n.anuy Js-s NJ Robertson sh.t Liev-Dans
s,rorr artii-ry: John Tdbsl Fst Lieutenant Secotd
Attey EawsId Il Plat First Lieutenant SECOND Artleyi
Adam j. siemmer fTst Lieutenant, first ARTILLERY yanss
ThomJ ,on, fiu, Lieutenant, second Afeyi Ahs fsuy
Li.ue ssn. Epsueess Richard o. Dur,es Ft Li,cte' ant
First art.lfy; Godfrey Neizel Fhs, Artillery EnguerTss
I,omi, h. Lsn xdou lint ti-.tesant frst Aery Alex s.
Webb secopd lieuters Second A~ry Ggilfofd d. bs,sy
Second Lieueusnt, second Auilsry; Jseatsh n OimAn
Second L-a,.nan. tir., Artillery John Mc Hid' seesae
an, Third Infantry J.sx whittemote SECOND Liea's nsp
First Artilsry, William w. MeCsery, Second Lisstsnsns
Foutl Artillery. A e 81. Pennington Sec I'd Li~utenant
Second Artillery Sesisy scccnd Lieutenant SECOND Aru'
ery Johu Tsrdy Bsvs second Lisas osDt Ensinesss
John T. Cispp. one OF the original msmbefs Of
Big 5x" othsIwiss knowu Ausrnous" Engse Geo
psny this city snd Who sonpscsd vhh the WSe
ipstos conpssy No ef sreoSyU u D J: sss.n..s !.
compare n PAvsss With any rsssu @ esissiise yss sss
OF sctivs Arsusn The rendezvous o The bsltsies V
q No Not stxsh sscss wiuaa,sbursh A W sesss
yaedly anias sR ssriy sPpliseti0s eeesssasy'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
fSi,u.,n h. ID. TOWNSEND,
(sisusd)

AssIstnN AuII sNt' 'NeItIh.
Z. S.-1o prevent waste of tie exceedingly hheral
means offered by the # private 81 zens of
tho ufe OF lie United States, the General has begged
that he purchase aud forwarding Of all OrdlHaFy or
5eguiir army .upi lies by such Committees may DE
made in consulta ion with tie several af Officers
charged with those duties III tie PRINCIPAL ctes.
Ii is Of course does not apply 10 eNtla stores au-
tbolized by Array Regulations, which eoainiii'es OF
friends uay desie to poyice for Tie voluntary troops
Respectfully, = . .,,
lsisuedl =, T. IoWNsEND
Assistant AdJ atsDt General