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7.-se ==. =.s.ss.,Ss 9oa. .7esC Kega''s.
sEsnNrs FOR E9w YEARS.
THE SACRIFICE STILL GOING ON
RASELNIAN'S.
Being necessarily compelled to raise certain su of money
By the Is. of january, have made
STILL. GREATER REDUCTIONS
in the price Of nearly everything in the stoe In order to raise
the requisite amount
SILKS that selling rapidly for tho last two weeks
Mt Is and IS cents per yard, now Offer at 80 cents
SILKS that been considered tho CHEAPEST IN THE
CITY ut $40 per Il yards sell at SO for l5
yards
SILKS that met with ready sale, three weeks at s5
now give q FULL DRESS for sl2 50.
200 yards BLACK SATIN DE CHINE, 75c.-Worth 81 rs.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS
Will be sold TEN PER CENT Less than Invoice Price
Real Irish Poplins,
rs cents per yard. 81 so
81 ALL WOOL CAsHMEREs zoe, yard-worth 81 %.
An enormous stock Of
HANDKE Err CHILE Fs,
Consisting Of
Gents All Linen Colored Bordcred Handkeee 81 per
dozen-Worh 81.
Ladies' All Linen Tape Bogdeed andkcrchlefs 50 per Dozen
Worth 81.
Ladies' All Hemstched Handkcrchiefs So per dozen
Worth SIS.
Ladies' All Linen Embroidered Handkcrchie &c., 75c. 81
and 81 25-worth 81 81 So So and IS So
A Rich Assortment of
LACEs AND EMBR0IDERIEs,
-Embracing-
of different styles, from ..........25 cents.
CHEMIsE TRIMMING AND EMBROIDERED SETS, for
Nightgowns-Half Price.
Jacone Sets at 81 25-Worth 81 So
Swiss Sets, at 81 25-Worth 81.
Maltese Lace Sets, at 81 25-Worth s. 90
With large lot Of
REAL VAL. EpGING l5c. per yard-worth 80 to 4Oc
$500 yards BONNET RIBBONS 5c per yard-worh 40 to tie
100 FRENCH CORSETs, Open Fronts, s5,.-worh 81 50.
10 dozen KID GAUNTLETs, 81 25 pair-worth 81
GOO Pure Linen SHIRT FRONTS, 30c.-worth 50c
Just received, large lot of
Very Handsome Velvet Beaver CIoals,
And
RICH SILK BURNOUS,
Twenty-Five per cent. less than Original Cost.
250sHAWLs Long and Square, must be sold Immediately
TO cose consignment they offered at s. 50 each.
j. A. BRASELMAN,
jail 2p2t corner Magazine and st. Andrew Streets
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Hg-Hxperience teaches us that telfeacy
many females from applying for the to alleviate
suffering life That objection obyised in the
Sr James Clarkes Female Pills, prepared after the pre-
scrpon of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land well known only and safe remedy
female difficulties and distractions from csuse They
be sent in boeeoning 50 pills. pest free by enclosing 81
and six postage stanpsto any agent. .y
Ageutfcr United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N. T. j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans. Wholesale Agents.
and sold bv ell respectable Druggists. fs9 spfydW
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SEASONABLE NOVELTIES,

From ships Pequo from Havre, md Marcia G. Day. from
Liverpool.
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Chickner's Sugar r,biI1-,n,s IN
Gilbert's Anti Bilious Bsck. u
with's,
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby'aPills
Scott's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Rose's Railroad, Leiy's FemaIa,
;, London's Indian Sanatiye,
Louden's Ague, Holloway'E,
/, Halstead's Anu-Dyspeptic,
Gordon's. McLane's Liver,
HAIR DYES.
!. Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
Phalcn's Magic, BACHELORS,
: GilmGn's instantaneous,
Ballard's, Jules Hauel's,
iCristadora's. Bogles.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
, DR.. Morse's Invigorating Cor
dial,
lWrfght's Elixir,
| Thorn's Extract.
Tarrant's Aperlanr,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
| Lirnerick's Master Of Pain,
Mothers Relief,
] Toothache Drops,
lLyon'g Magnetic Powders,
MRS. Kidder's Cordial,
lTholnpson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
lBiliingS's Astringent,
lHyatt's Life BalsaIa,
McMunn's Elixir of Opium,
Radway's Ready Relief,
IRadway's Resolvent,
Tarrant's Indelible Ink,
Peruvian Syrup,
Triesmar.
Or. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
MarshalPs Catholieon,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
hortim0re' Rheumatic Com.
pound,
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
Uphem's Pile Electuary,
Steers Opedildoc,
Godfrey's Cordial, |
Turlington's Baisan, |
Gayety's dedicated Faper.
Baternan's Drops,
pr. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Erping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, etc.,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy.
DR.. anarchists Uterine Csthol.
con,
Cherokee Remedy.
CowRn's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Hougatin's Feps5n.
narby's Frophylactic Fluid,
.EfDAM SCHNApPS.
!, and all dealers in sny of the
tRiogue, will find it to their ad.
eir orders as above, where will
tment of GENUINE PATENT
ates, and at the lowest priceg,
RIGHT 4 CO.,
.DIC1NE WAREHOUSE,
Shartres street. New Orleans.
ELL RECOMMENDED Boys,
IN x.art- nj iNc cling plras ato |
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News on the eighth page.

LIBERAL DoSATIoN.-We refer our readers to
The correspondence which we publish this morn
ing, between Mr.. Stephen Gay and the Commission
ers of the House Of Refuge. 1t will be there seen
that Mr.. Gay hasp presented to the House of Refuge
seventy-fve volumes Of valuable books and pam
phiets. This liberality reflects the highest credit
npon Mr.. G.. especially as it is towards the poor
children Of poverty, who are under the guardian
ship Of the Commissioners. We hope the bright
example set by the donor will be followed by
Others of our citizens
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assas NEiTV-EEAsLFsGsAls s-sz,-.
TO ExAS.SSy- sSaSks8lkzz34ksgs
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
hours time saved and the risks and
~ CT a sea voyage greatly diminished BY the
~ Orleans, Opelousasa and G. w. railroad.
40 TO BERWICK's BAY,
The new and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all tuiit
Passengers, recommendations
:, LEAVING THREE TIMES A WEEK.
gS,aA Ayrer - TO Sabine Pass and Galveston.
10 Galveston and Indianola.
|aS3 To Galveston and Indisnois. q a.
II ~ ~ RRVIEG THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
seIry running TO the Railroad leaves the landing fort
street, nearly opposite Jackson Square Mt 71o5clorS
ng Tickets may be obtained and staterooms secured
odce corner of St. Peter and levee streets en-
Asyas traits. 80 0A' 'As 'ePah-
III for Texas by this Line received every day snn
~ we ABOVE landing. Insurance by this Line
4 "a ~ BEEJ; T. FLANeERs. sec'y.
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/ DENTISTRY

Alley, YsICrAN and DENTIST
Il Camp and St. CHARLES, in the building
3Aaan be made for any hour, and will be
t1II15511. W .9--. - 49, nIE In,
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Old Jacob Townsend'e
Carpenters
| Wyncoop's,
| Shakers,
| Graffenberg's,
| Bristol's,
| Guysott's Yellow Dock.
| PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
| Jew David or Hebrew
| Badeau's,
| Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
| Grifffth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice
LINIlfENTS.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini'
| ment.
Dr.. Sweets.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian,
Butler's Nerve and Bone.
Hunts,
HRyer's,
Wadsworth's Rheumatic,
Tobias Venitfan,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
AaUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryanfs Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry's Tricopheroua,
Lyons Kathairon,
Burnett's Cocosine,
Boyle's Hyperion Find,
Pnalon's Hair lnRigoiator, |
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Dausen's Wahpene,
Ilondon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
HaKefs Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways CircassiRn Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Loneleyis Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALyEs.
Dally's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor Ho!ioway's Ointment L
MeAllister's All-Healinc, L
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor'B i
Pile, |,
Gray's Harrison's Specific, Il
Tr0sk's Magnetic. Judkin's, Il
London's Ail-Healing, Russia. II
las BITTERS, Is
Mo6at's Phoenix, Blske's Aro- I
matte,
Old Saahem. j(
DR.. j. Bovee Dods'. Il
Hibbard's Wild Cherry, II
Richardson's Sherry Wine, II
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
VANnERVEER'S SCH
~H Druggists and Merchants,
articles contained in tho above cal
vantage by calling or sending the
% found the most extensive assert
MEDICINES in the United Sta
Please address, j. WI
GENUINE Me
ma II Nos. q and III c
w ANTED-TWENTY WE
Wv from IL 10 Il Yaars of af..a |
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Southern Rights sgssoctGt5oae
OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS December g. 1860.
From and after this date the book containing Consttn
ton will be open for signatures the Office Association
OLD DELTA BUILDING, No. &c Camp street. between the
hours efs A. ii and 6 P. NJ. daily By order of
dS 2ptf w. C.. G. CLAIBORNE.
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Southern Rights association.

The members of this Association citizens in favor
Secession before the m March, cooperation
with sister States of the South whose Conventions will have
acted before the 23d January VIZ Souh Carolina Aarara
Mississippi Georgia. Florida Arkansas and Texas solicited
10 aid in the by voluntary subscriptions which will
ceyed by the Treasurer, H. W. CONNER Jr No. 80 Csron.
deet street.
4. q. GLADDEN.,
d2a 7pf Chairman Fx Committee
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VI aJ-NotEce to Pbyafcians and the Public
ALLCOCK,S POROUS PLASrERS. TESTIMONIAL.
r. Acock Co. No. 215 Canal street. New York. 10Th Now,
1859 GentemenI lately suffered severely from weakness
my back occasoned by suddenly over-exering myself
ing heard your Pasers much recommended for of this
kind procured and the result all that could desire
A single plaster cuird me i'll week.
Yours, respectfully, JIG. BRIGGS
Proprietor of the Brandreth House. New York
There nothing equal the Of Plaster the Porous
Plaster Of Mr.. AICOCK Everything pleasant about them
They the Plaster the day. and type adj
vancement in science and In Asthma Cough Kidney AZ
fecons local deepsesed palms. they afford
lief and for weak bucks pains in the side Stitches and spas
moie pains generally they unsurpassed for the benefits
they part Physicians should examine this article which is
universally approved where known
Price Is EACH Principal Office 294 Canal street, New
York. Sold by j. WRIGHT & co. Nos q and ISL Char
tres street and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
do 2p2tawdeowW--m
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JORDAN, THE VETERAN DRUMarEE.-This gallant
old defender of New Orleans will make his usual
New Years calls this morning to the chief officers
of the city civil and military and the Press, saiut-
ing them with the same reveile which he beat on
the morning of the ath Of January, 1915, to arouse
to arms the gallant army of Andrew Jackson. Old
Jordan is oneof the institutions OF New Orleans,
All his popularity is unbounded. He is patriot
sbat bas been tried on more than one battle field
ana I'll. honesty and integrity would do credit to
a1,y man y Long NAV IL live to thus celebrate the
advent fsthe new year, and should the country
again 4eed the services of soldiers, he will be there
with his drum to excite them to glorious deeds, as
4 did long ago on the field Of Chalmette.
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5len Otlsulls 9ailu Cr.tstelrt.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW. ORLEANS.
! o .Nrxou Editor an i Proprietor.

8 FEIcE- -No.7o CAMP STREET.
yearly Subscriptions g. By the Week, 20 Cents
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FRoM 0UAcHlTAA large secession meeting
Was held IN Monroe, Ouachita parish, on the 10th,
at which speeches were delivered by Hon. Henry
Hon. K. W. Richardson and DR.. Samuel Bard,
4 - ouachita Register, all for secession.
i ssa sIsuRe Regis fer that the meeting finally
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sa,at0 Ctatss Ezas .a,.riUetG

Santa CfGsss Esus s4a'f'tUese!
ToYss ToYs.! T9Ys,l
rrEE IT'S,
OLD SANTA CLAUS has established his headquarters at
this wellkuown establishment, He has brought for LITTLE
GIRLS,
"A Most Extraordinary Assortment
DRESSED WAX AND KID PAPER MAouE AND ME-
CHANICAL DOLLS.
For LITTLE BOYS, he has MECHANICAL TOYS such
rs Menagories Farms Railroads. Cities Pins. Noah's
Arks Horses, Sheep, Goats Cats Dogs Mice, etc, etc.
And for CHILDREN who loo young appreciate the
above named articles, he has brought
EVERYTHING THAT CAN RE IMAGINED
In the way OF Toys.
The YOUNG LADIES will find they have not been forgot
ten, for he has for them most beautiful lot Of
BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN GOODS, ..
Consisting Of
Statuettes, Vases, Toilet Sets, etc., etc.
And for EVERYBODY a supply Of FANCY GOODS will
be found to have been provided not to be in
the world
All invited to call and examine this extraordinary i'm
portann of the good old Saints goods please 10
make their selection.
B. PIFFET,
l22 Canal street,
d3l 2p2t Tourn Buildings.
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.ruEspAY MoRNING, JANUARY !, lsssss.

TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY /, lsessss
REsTsrgn The Registry office the election
three days before the eiecttift will be seen that
takes place On next in which those not regis
Wednesday is tRno have changed their place Of
i tered, orsiinea. the last election, can attend to
ssas Important and essential matter. Let all
those, therefore, who have not already attended
to ii, see to it tomorrow. There ought to be a
full vote cast in 80 important an election as that
which takes place next Monday. To-day being
New Years day, the office viii be closed; 50, all
who wish u register, ssto change Their registry,
must attend to it before O'Clock tomorrow.
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There is some feeling about stocks. We note
sales of so shares Bank of Louisiana at l55, and
LOO and odd shares Canal Bank at ll3, dividend on
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Ask for Through Tickets via Grand Trunk Railway qbirb
ian had the principal Railroad in the United
WaIHER sAEfY General Aahsssa General Agent
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8GGles now used, all Of which will
DR.. John Bulfbb, - q . L J. Alih
s. P. Townsend's,
SautIs;q
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G @ 7 Fl EN- BURG

,StlSS FOR GOTHENBUkC -The very FAST Gail
EiS4T% ing nor bark aVenGaI, Cap Paulsen ia nnuy
and will have quick dispatch For fregb of
as BAXTER, LOWELL 4 CO.
A6S& FOR GOTIENBURG-The AL frst e,r
GSEap ng american ship Jenny Lind, Capt I.arrsbrn
balance OF freight, apply to 4''1 'p''cn' r or
40 BAXTER. LOvELI.kC
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From this date November we will offer at great reluc
leson for CASH. large Stock of Youths
sSr,-. =
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FoS SI;,lC5 Or THE B1NKs or NEW oRLEANS ON
saturday Y VERY lrecE commencing nth Tie IL: meal J
commercial yur Of Ae city on he u dn of seiah.r lsal
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n LOUIS MUE1. LOUIS RUE,

WANTEGD-TWENTYW WELL RECOMMENDED Boys
w from IL 10 II of age work bsSting shoes etc
land - iyhC X
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ia Hi. /. j. s.cKeeyer and his obging assist
ants, oil Adams Express, have our thanks for late
napers ahead of the mail.
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y sesesEM FOR JANUARY ls6l.--Mr. Fl. D. McGin-
saiss, No. So Camp street, and Mr.. Snthery of the
ST. Charles news-roonl, have laid on our table
copies OF Harper's Magazine for January 1851.
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.&E5SGGl
sWey.Ch&feEa

CHURCHMAN'S \. 5z|2zz9IIs
CORNER ST. CHARLES At zaA;i
NEW orsHfma.Na.
--4------ l.
Tho pleasantest and most conveniently loesi.s
city.
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hssleon I bssgs Cleans e. We are indebted to
so3 pmingo boxes of cigars
pE CHARLES aLT1MoRE Estudantess and Rega
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xHSSh FOR HAVRE-Fh e AL fast sailing Ar,erico
SShlp lhas. 3. PeNmetl, Can't Meicber ;s nsY
oadns and VIII meet with quick dsnatci " Fn
& "a q .sss.. r, BAXTER, LOWELL Il CO.
passage having superior accommodations for both cshn
& "a District. - $50 Va -"iu' Tost rs
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ally invited to call
Surgeon,
: II Canal street.

nor. ]. WEST
to supply the
"a or springs,
hesiou. This
Sand is racem-
ping ARTI.
IL restoring
|! ad natural
ever, DR..
% modern
nts to be
sincere
for the
d doc
i se5 TT
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skSSG FOR HAVREG-The Al fust sailing An1Srco,
MP EXPIRE ss Capt Frost is now loading and viii
Div IA eu'''e oiapateh, For balance Of freight Gp-
~ an ~ S. JONES & co,
81 Carnnlefet srent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
THE BURNHAM RIFLE CANNON.

The Burnham rifle cannon the invention of O. r. Burn.
ham, Of this city, exhibition yesterday in from.
of the City Hall. The gun exhibited was a small
six FOUNDER bronze piece, mounted fancy modem
field carrsge, and drawn By two horses The piece itself
is Of the usual size OF the ordinary muzzeloader AMI
the shape of the barrel not unlike hand rifle Its pe
cuarity consists in loading at the champs the
hreech Gs ID the WbtwJtt gun VITA charge OF four
ounces powder it s claimed that this piece WILL throw
q six pound conca bali two and bsH mi es or one
third further than the mary six with charge
OF one pound powter The ball used or cast iro, of
indrcat shape, with c0nca point; IL has au nIsr-
tnre running ateraly through it, inside of which ia
appenoage which cses the ball 10 reyolve as
greater accuracy in fire, The missile used u
this gun is similar TO that used In the Arm
strong gun without the objections of the latter
II Ia source Of general Complaint hganst The Arm
srong gun that tte ,cAden bands the missile y off in
agsnens after IL leaves the barrel Of The piece tnus en-
oa gerpg The lives af the soldiers advancing towards
the enemy uroer cover Of the e Of the quo, aud also
the lives Of tie riAemen in tho advanced pits should
there be any The leaden BANDS on the Burnham gun
the purpose OF c0pdnrg the the grooves
,bc piece inserted nearly ush with the surface
OF the iron ball ana from the In which they are
Inserted DO rot ny off de'ach themselves from the
bah.
The gun exhibited yesterday weighs 4C0 pyiuds-scve-
raj hundred pounds lighter than the ordinary pieceani
can be crawn BY horses. The piece has sixteen
lateral grooves End can be discharged five times per
minnie The principle OF the gun be applied to guns
az all szes We venture opinion the merits OF
the piece but Ne principle and prectcablt y OF the
grounds.
The manufacturer has six % bese pieces reldy for
service and has ample machinery 10 turn out one per
day, His aIm0ry is 81 Cbiccpte, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
THE NAVAL BRIGADE.

RETURN OF ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY MEN--GaEAr
DISAPPOINTMENT AND DIssArisFACrIoS AMONG
THEM STATEMENT OF THEIR DEPARTURE AND RE
TURN-rHE UNION SENTIMENT IN THE VICINITY OF
HAMPTON.
The steamer Coazacoalcos, which called from this city
last Wednesday, with eight hundred of the Naval
Brigade board, bound for Fortress Monroe arrived
here yesterday bringing back hundred aud eighty Of
The men under charge Of Major Burtnet Most OF them
are in destitute condition, having all been greatly dis
appointed and deceived By misrepresentation concerning
the Naval Brigade Several called at oce yesterday
and related the facts contained in the following state
nept:-
Tne steamer Coatzacoacos started from Staten Island
on wednesday morning last, tue 29th ut with the Ma
val Brigade (over eight hundred in number) board.
Her destination was Fortress Monroe where after plea
yapt passage she arrived the following morning soon
after anchorng, Colonel Bartlett had communication with
the fort The men remained on board day. and on Pci.
day morning landed by the steam tug some dis
lance above the fort, on dapda,ed bridge aud myne.
diately marched ID an open Bed Thee the officers told
them TO encamp as best they could for they were des
tute OF camp equpage, uniforms and arms, Blankets
were all that the men had gwen them, and some ha 4
rot even those. They tore down some negboo'ng
fences, and with the rails pro eeded TO make huts
ing them with brushwood from the thlckAt imne lately
IN the rear OF them. regular encampmepl MAS formed
s 1Ts S,, was T 1xseea O os1n soa
kets and those old ones among them that arms
shey had 70 clubs oat from The w5ods Their rstcns
were served ont, but they had very few cnp utensils
tbey were stationed beyond Colonel Aliens Fret regi
1nent National Guard On account of no. being uUi.
formed, they csutiones By ouuted officer not b,
enter an Adjoining wood, az they might be taken for
seceeei0nhs by the pcke,s aud be in danger being
fbot by them Colonel Aeos regir had strict orders
not to allow them 10 pass this guard No p.raie
place either On Sunday or lay N the afternoon Of
Monday the whole brigade called iato loc Ch,oel
Bartlett. coming on the field in a light wagon He
entered into congregation with me Of the clm-
psnies on the right flank, and then moved togards
compsny I. about tie centre o. the Inc AS he
eppfcached the sGicers GIsd HE cgmpsIy of, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-06
A CHRISTIAN REGIMENT.

We learn that arrangements being made in chs
city to raise regiment which shall be composed of mem.
beis Of the various city churches whu. distinction OF
sect creed The design OF the protectors of the move
ment s to enroll body Of who will enter The battle
field under deep conviction that they fight from
principle and for the sole purpose Of maintaining right
In therance OF this design notice detailing the plan
and objects of the organization will be read from the
desks Of number OF the city churches next Sunday
morning. at which time the place chosen for the head
quarter Of the command win be The leaders
In the movement are Horace Webster, l. d d. Of the
formerly officer In the United States Army and
Edward Bayard, D.. we'll known physician or this
city, who has had military experience he having
at time held a soonefs commission in the State mill
tia These gen temen will obabiy be The colonel and
eu.er ant colonel OF the regiment lumber of recruits
have already enlisted and for two weeks p,s have been
under drill.