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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31

The fredericksburg Herald, OF Jhe 25th .as,,
says Of the operations ON the Potomac
The Federal b.gaEal,ug lo,iua which has
been in the vciuity Of Aquia Greek. consisting
af times OF from one Co tea steamers and TUGS
had not T]cappesred mp as late as "Wednesday
evening For five Diau,hs the iedcrals have
maintained avigiaGce Worlhya better cause. of
Aqua Geek, but all Of @ sudden every vessel
has been Withdrawn. aai "the coast is clear"
Not a solitary sail was 60 bee seen IN the river on
Wednesday, large or small, significant of seva-
raj facts tiat DE- eHeHy Hle preparing for some
big action, or tlsi they consider the navigation
OF the Potomac of such peril as only 10 be at
tempted under pressing circumstance.
On Wednesday, for the first time. the waters
Of the noble Potomac were honofed with a craft
bearing tAe proud flag ct the Confederate gov
eminent. The steamer George Page, which has
been put in pTopat order, aud Christened The
Ciy OF Richmond, came Uu, of Aqua Creek,
where she had been quietly remO5eled, and with
tie flag of fneemen-who ku0w their rights, and
knowing, dare maintain them-proudly flying
from her mainm0st, She calamity swept down
the Potom4c for miles, and tleu headed up, pro-
ceeded at once 20 puuut.co Creek.
This is 1he point where The enemy tried 90
smoke 6ut" batteries for weeks. but neither
their powder nor 5ieir bJJi proved i0rcibie
enough for q recognition until we were quite
ready. The City OF Richmond" was under
command of Lieut. Simms, Confederate States
Navy, who has been engaged in the service Of
the Confsderacy for months past.
Fairly Wednesday morning a large military
force appeared ou the Maryland side, opposite
Eyausporr, intended, &c is supposed, TO prevent
gallant Maryiaudrrs from crossing This bri-
gade was under the noted Gen. Dan SickIes. g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31

- The Cincinnati Commercial says the Fed
rrsl account of the battle al LeesbuTS Is " con.
fused and unsatisfactory" That is rather q
mild way of acknowledging that the reports
claiminr a Federal victory are-lies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31
sENlroR WnsoE B.ckrn now,

senator WILSON B'CKED DowN-Seuatoi
Wilson, Of Massachusetts, has resigned lis mil.
itary Office. he bias alneady grown bred of nii-
tary honors, and has shifted the load. He has.
in other words. Jacted ont. OF course tie Re
publican press comments upon bs coulse and,
among the rest, the Boston Copriel ,45oliigB.)
gives ut;aranae 60 tie following.
Ihe telegraph tells us That Col. Wilson has rs-
signed the command Of the I'D BIassachase 3
regiment, and Capt Slxtou, of the regular AMY.
has been appointed his successor N5GoIy VIII
regret this change, ;nc7 i gives shs ~seryic5, Of
a valuable o-eer - the country, instead of the
" word of promise only of Col wilson. But
we must remonstrata against 5he whole proceed
ing BY which this United States Senator has
made use Of his official arid party. influence to
raise men, whom it va constantly alleged be
was to lead to the field, and waom be now
leaves at the very outsk-is Of the camp. Ii is
neither more rCr hess thau a sheer imposition
The public has been UUhhied into q so-t OF aTti-
fetal enthusiasm about Col! Wilson's regi-
ments-one Of our caIempoI4res, we Tenrn-
Der, during the process Of recruiting, declared
him "the moot popular man IN the state q
splendid charger was procured ior him by sub
scripti0ni ~regineutsl coi0rs were formally pre-
sented to the troops, under bis auspices ana
vet. so soon, the whole, 10 far rs he Is con
cerled. turus on. as usuu, ~ Lave been veI1A
yrurdsn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31

WrTHDRkwN-Hon. A. S. Colyar has with
drawn from the Congressional canvass, in con.
sequence of an indisposition, which threatens g
s4rinns illness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31

~ The New York Independent. BeecheT':
paper, has The following
To those who have watched closely the move,
ments Of statesmen and politicians in this yciu-
iy Of late, the prospect Of an immediate conflict
with the enemy upon the field Of battle is no.
disagresable terrible as that conflict may prove
90 BE-. Whispers Of c~omrHOmise, Of d more de
ciIed pro-slaverY policy on the part Of the id
miuistraton, begin 20 be heard in the corridors
Of our hotels and departments.
Following this the reverend brawler pitches
into his political associates With bis accustomed
yigor. Ifbe Is correct in bis surmises, the back
bones Of his friends are weakening.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
THEODORE WINraROP,
BoRs SEPT. 81, 1929.
DIEp JUNE 10. 1851.

wreath of white flowers and of immorfciles
were placed upon ibe coffin. The hearse, than which
none could have been more appropriate, was the
fed.piece and carriage which be assisted to draw
down broadway On the departure Of the th for
Washington. Over this platform, covered with
black velvet, decked on each corner with knots
Of black and white ribbon and surmounied by
wreath Of laurel, trimmed with orange blossoms, haa
been erected Several near relatives Of the deceased
were present. az well as n number of prominent military
officers. The solemn and beautiful Episcopal service Tor
the dead was rcced ~ the Rev. s. Ii. Weston OF 81.
Johns the chaplsin of the re iment, who also nafe
AN appropriate extempore prayer. Previous 70 the
commencement Of the ceremonies, the battalion haa
been drawn up so as to form three sides of square,
and the oieen formed seni-crcle around the conn.
In the absence Of Col Lefers, who is out OF town,
Lieut. Col. Pobd commanded the battalion, wnieh
consisted of the following companies; 9TH Capt
Wicksed; let, Capt Berson; 9Th, Capt. Nevers 'th,
Capt. Monroe. The 9th company Of which Mayor
Winthrop was d member, acted ne guard oi honor'
They were in fatigue drss. The otSer companies
We're in full upformgrsy dress coat and white panta
loons-and presented a fine appearance.
At the conclusion of the service, the escort was
formed into line in The street and the cortege, with re-
versed arms, and the band playing soemn dirpes,
passed up Broadway to Fourteenth street, up Fifh'
Msdisou and Fourth avenues the New Haven Depot,
whore tie body, in charge of immediate relatives, was
placed on the train which left at 80 a. m, and
reached New-Haven at o'clock 1t had been dis
tincrly understood that the funeral at New'liaven
would be strictly private and unattended by any MI
ilary display, else TIE commanding officer would have
detailed the escort to accompany the remains OF the
lancuted solder to their last resting.place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
sEVERAL PRISONERS TAKEN.
yaE REBELS STRONG AT YORKTOWN
faEY INTEND TO ATTACR US.
ZEN. DIX w AN T 4 ID.

.s.jsl Dispatch TO The n. Y Tribune
roprRrss MONROE, Thusrday June 20, 1861.
To-day Col. Weber's regiment lett on recon-
soitering expedition with two pieces CT artillery
commanded by Capt. Smith ofthe ToPosraphlcals'
s,thing was seen of the enemy this SIDE OF New
market Biidge, where the expedition hated
Col. Townsend's regiment was stationed III
Hampton to be in readiness in case OF emergency
Jobn L. Durham, Fret Sergeant Company Is,
Duryee's Zouaves, was shot accidentally through
Me laws yesterday. his recovery Is doubtful.
A man connected with Col. Townsend's regiment
received q ball in the foot to-day by an acc-
dental discharge.
To-day Col. Duryee's regiment have gone to
Foxs Hill, SIX miles away, in pursuit OF a kebei
force there.
Our scouts have brought in number of pms
cners within the last few days.
flag oftruce is expected to 60 TO Norfolk To-
morrow with Southern families. Not much doubt
exists of an intended movement by the Rebels from
yorktown. where large force has been for some
time collecting.
general wish is expressed by our troops for the
uresence of Gen. Dix, in place OF Gen. Fierce
There are nine New-York regiments here now.
New and immense batteries being mounted
on the ramparts of The fortress, looking inland
The gun " Union has been landed.
To-day tao men were found in the neigh
borbood of the Fortress, who reported themselves
ss deserters from Sewall's Point; on being ques
toned their statements were SO conHadictor!
that they were detained as spies.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

clmp to q considerable dilance into the interior. Tie
Reoes credit the gun With se.3ng several shells over
five miles on Tue Zip Rape. Workmen fsmiiir with
tie process are expected to arrive here THE weeh to
rite guns now here.
ReconnVtering expeditions 20 out daily now in the
rear of Hampton, which frequently come within
short distance of the enemy's scouts. Negroes tna'
cone in from the region of Back River report that
the Rebels are at different places in considerable num-
be,s, and that they mediate movement toward
Hampton, with the intention OF attacking camp lni-
ton and defensive works will be thrown up on tue
west side of Hampton Bridge, and at dieieh' paris
where the force mist pass in the event Of such move
n1cI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.........Ju IL
Cleared.

StesmshipsNorh Star, jones' Aspnwsl, d. b. Ansn; State
ofGsorga uaI,in fr iekeI Fulton, Woon, Havrs New.
York and Hlyre S'e,mshipCo
ship-Brian,, Hagsu, havrc, Funch. Meneke Weud,;
Medallion. JscA-oa C0k, Ns,lib Son Re Isrd sayulour
London c. Cps .PTiucrtrp, Nama k Have W. T. Frost
Sardinia, PendIol,n ST Johns. J. lb1nVson.
baTks-Wilthle, is'iils pbI4la 0ou Wallace Co
W. II. Well CartneT. Fort Pcbems he naer Deaks; g. B..
lnit, schult Boii'aI, hct ready, Moti 4 Co.
Bugs-b Darling Souper Nassau. Joseph Eness Nouscouo
Nu.t Lisan,i, Qa.ersown Holmhoe Tssns O. w. Bsr,e
Gilchrs bo.tor j. w El~e Co. vcsins (Nor, Olsen
Cardiff. runcb. Mrinoke Werdt Aha (Rl RydhuIy, Cob
fuDch Mrc1e We"dt, Peeses iB Dee, Bern ida, OTtc
lsn, Lord, Cette, M0sie Henry.
Schoop' -HiDion Ogden, Wsshiogton, Dodge. Queen
Of the South, Chapman, Bristol Kenny Pointer. De nnsop
New,Losd mast.r io,sphn-, Wsrtbary Philasebis mas
n. BArkalow bu dick. New po HHveiock (Br Reed
John l. Nevius Son. H. L. Brook tBLl WhiIo, Halifax
J. y. Whitney Co.
seaner-ConcOrd Norman, Philadelphia, Lopsf Khkps,.
rch.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
Arrived.

Shin Onw. tof Boston) kus shsnshae Fe5 rs
Arjis Mach ~ Cape Good Rope May tess, sas &c to W.
slp Ciy of Bath Carney Havnn. 10 dy. In 10 la. order
B'i, IS1S. rG.t Eob.on Tu.. i.i-nd ii dsJs ..t,o @.
Eng Mrs w HoA. Dodge. ElkaSe,hpor., coal for Dees
Big icolaia tIsn Lauro Liverpool a Jays coal te
Bns Monea, Phillip. Ell, 'bebPor, eo,l for BaesoI ..
Ahbie Bradford lot nofDn) freeman kslri May u
rad Gibraltar leth, nit wine To 0rIld "oaersst
Wa. w OF So with hight winds and cslU. junez
lat 90 o. Ion q % .ph 'aiP 0ar6sdi from P1aePAA Tor
sch Robin Gup Cheryh,ll 10 days, lumber 20 Simpson
scbi. Ms h, Nisel.. Sawyer Lsprarr.N b. days ih''
Sesr Ann MsIia HsItich Salt Key Is DAYS sls to c. F.
schr Iris, Cook Baltimore days yellow pi,e and cotton to
schr Rel ecs secoI Lynch Delaware City dy' wood and
'Vs schI ig May g ESss co.ey nin day.. wood
sr shstde. Alien Bso.d co., for rs,Ss..hS S.l ~ s.u..
s Gri;oD HaIi"s snaosSPas uH 1 If . sTsT
ShT NS N0'S sss s p.yon p., Fbcbpor for New BEDFORD
scbr. HsYrt smith Kelly. Filaec'hpor for Boston
@ , Mfknsa ksss EG. E hYo for %f Ro1sSy
schr r. a. folsom so,,op haSs sgof 20 ar 1F F. River
sSSI sSST b ds%' Luaau EaSssp,r, ior Pro,deOcs
schr snrpGs, Sherry. Ehlsbe'bport for sag hAToo'
schr =. y ollrn pibbe. rroysrnee d1is s,S,v
Sem se Masn'e S rI,is,s S, siysr ,pl .g fo Even
Sem urs RIOwp Por ES ios rr9v!enes to s.r
s9r r. Kips GepSs, ,sral sala: ss,. "a, ID
LH.I
schr Mi hissn Mabsll. Calais days isih,w ,wettora
sioop NJ r. Well. Bshsr, EiLabeihport 20. o' :,
soop Ie os.uth bsytcl ts.cs 20 eIs n,d.< 10 j. An
Steamer Black Diamond, Aiien rhiiA's''
sss,,,er sarah Jones. rhilsiphis md'e to
a po.Om.ss Nys Portland. ndss 'nd ps'' 70 "
,ba9es o,soOs Smith Norwich ns TO T. MAR
tip. NJ. p,cviasoee tndse TO Edyard byr
/. r.xtor .us JaroO A.
SAILED June 90 .hP, ProsTss p, L S.rso ~ Sonpsrsi s
F,sciso Anna g. schmidt Hey[s vandsi1 1axsnS III. W.
n Iho.na. TOFagas; ". b Dean br t,.,d
Tislsls Peith Auboy John bslch Hnxsta. Peare
asI No J.nero Aura Ogea, Nuvitas Les ,spsnh
Ponce +. X . - , O., r., A.,snyyail; Quaker Cly,.
Suso y. o Grervia Fort Piekebs Gadiapr lbfb -
wIND--Dsiing tho day from ..
tn. H.usuHo Sur ELscrnic s%rnsS % y. s i.sss aasnn-
s,on Hsmburr has $50 psssenssrs heIA's ssc'hs
lice OF ice on the Banks.
Disaster, re.
pxpsrp. ygne i6-The tsfk ~. w. 0srey "'"''V,.
ks put n ssre an aisIeh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
- the Asoeiated Press.

FoRIRrss MONROE, Thursjay, June 20, 1861.
Wi hin few hours there has been O rumor Of large
Sec. sion force advancing upon Fortress Monroe from
DE direction Of Yorktown. An important r connos'
,anee toward Great Bethel was therefore made this
morning under the direction Of Capt Smith, u S a.
Hax Weber's regiment of German Turner's, with
eorlpany OF regulars in charge oftwo pieces oil ari
fery left Hampton six hours ago, and have not yet
ben heard FROM Col. TowDsends regiment remains
al Hampton an reserve.
Our picket guard near Little Bethel was yesterday
driven in by the rebels. Tetes du pont are being
formed on Hampton Creek preparatory to rebuilding
the bridge.
Two persons came in this morning representing
themselves to be deeertere from 6ewais Point, but
learn from Gen. Butler that their staten ents were 20
contradictory thst he obliged to send them TO the
gulrt.lcnse as spies.
Ii is sad that the rebels are erecting rtrons haeA
bs,te ries opposite the Rip Rape.
S;.e the suceessful experiment with Sawyers gun
~ar sewalIs Point important events are expected al
Inst place.
Comnlete returns Of the killed and wounded st
Great Bethel have not yet been made nor ever VIII De.
Tie careIessness and ueaicency Of many Oh our VOL
sr,eer officers are iucxcusabe
A GAG Of truce came down 10 Hampton few hours
seo to arrange for exchange OF prisoners, oil whom
we have four soldier, and three civilians taken
viii guns in their hands.
From ten TO twenty citizens come in daily from Tie
vicinity 10 take the oath of allegiance.
The Minnesota arrived yesterday from Charleston
with sixteen Of the prisoners belonging TO the Rebel
priva;eer Savannah.
Tie sloop-of-war jamestown sailed southward last
night.
flag Of truce goes Norfolk this evening to convey
thither several peIsons just returning frow abroad
The sloop-of war Vandaia sailed two days ago.
Beside the Cumberland and Harriet Lane there are
several gnnboa,s in this vicinity.
Numerous friends of the Hon. Joseph Segar a. Old
Point are panied TO him charged by some Northern
correspondents with joining the Secession ranks. The
officers at Fortress Monroe know too well bis seuti'
mems TO credit such reports He bar beeu universally
respected by them for his roDg Union views and the
csolation which overhangs his estate near Hamp-
n is that be ever predicted the resu OF Secession
His conduct did much to enhance the loyalty OF the
ypited States officers here not one OF whom has re.
sioued, though Louisiana, Georgia, Kentucky, Ten
roslee oneSirgina, are represented among them.
A large number of purses arrived from baltimore
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
THE sICKLES BRIGADE.

MORE COMPLAINTS AND DEsERTioNs-ausTih-
ING INTO THE UNITED STATES sERVicE-
STATEMENT OF CAPT. BENZ. Il. siMpklks.
A company Of volunteers was organized ut feokskii
on the 18th Of April, and they elected mo captain on
the st of May. As Ms the organization was ei-
iscted applied to Daniel E. scklos for place in his
brigade for our company. lie offered great induce
mens for the company to join him. and accordingly on
Ami ~ our company Wa secsptsd foI tie Cxoslior
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
From Our Special Correspondent.
FoRrRrss MosEcE, OLD PoIET CosroEr, (


The correspondent Of TBE TRIBUNE, who recently
passed over from Newport News 10 the Other side Of
james River, and gave so much valuable information
concerning the rebel forces and their locations threw
shade % doubt Of bis statements BY assert
ing hat The rebels had constructed batteries opposite
tho Rip Raps e. sand bag otber and that the coast
was lined with them from WilIoughby Bay 20 Sc walls
Point. There il nothing of the kind II is known
here precisely what there is The other side. The
recent selling by tie Sawyer ppectile, Of the Sewa
Point battery which, by the way, is half mile round
tbe Point has stirred the rebels up, "opposte tie Rip
Eaps" and il is no, unlikely that they may undertake
TO throw up a water BAKERY there. 1t would be the
high; of folly in them to do so fos sse distance being
short Of three miles Sawyer sshe would scatter them
IN hour, while IL is extremely doubtful whether
they have anything that will DO the least execu at
that dstance. A brOsdside fran the Cumberland and !
Q few Shots which CAPT. Faunce knows go well bow |
10 put in from the deck Of the Harriet Lane, would
compete the work Of demolition No they are not
conlIg any nearer than they are now; and fancy
thst Trey find il uncomfortable staying even there.
Tue PAR nts Of the rebel prisoner Whiting, who
taken with srns 10 bic hands in tho house a, Little
Bethel, from which shots fired on nvops, and
which was tbereupOn burnt ca4 to the .orressyester-
day 10 ak FOR bis release OF course such request
coad nos be listened 10 foSJ moment much lees grant
Cd iy Gen. Batier, who assured the distressed penls
shat ever thing necessary 10 the comfort Of prisoner
would DO doae It's usual when men are caught firing
sro@ houses on marching troops, 70 dispatch them in
SANITY. Pfisouer are seldom taken under such cir.
eaisances, aud our troops mercifal in dspOs-
hg Of the assassin at once
Co. Mag redfT had previously made an effort 10 pro-
SURF The release Of Whiting. In tho correspondence
which he held with Gen. Buer through the messenger
who came With tic flag Of trce the other dsy, reat-
rs 70 exchange Of SsisScsr, Co. ke:rrisg e.lssaaea
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
DsEss.

sEAvEROr PId,y Jnne Il. lg Eliza seaver. n the 18th
yesr of her % of the late DR. Richard Graft seayeI %
Msne.
The leads pd relatives tbe family respectfully invited
attend funeral Sunday he 2Jd inst, s O'clock cn
No. I5J " es, FouueeDh street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
Pnsrenpers Arrived

IL .hp civ af Bs,a JrVn HaraAa-Chsges Priacs John
Williams, L. VII iam. Uloste-d, Matthew Gait, William
Reed WIn Goodsl AleS sbder Mrius Henry benny Whs1
Sharpe james Hunphrey, q. H. Bs.-y Butler, Enly.
la ,tp DHoa,d J,on SkIhyhdeMrs. Jerkius Nr Jen
Airs, jr child and servant. Mis-. J-nkiDa
i- .ehy Nara from Sdis Ksv-Cspt BToyplov snf
lady, Henry A. Webster. John AveA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

all OF whom are tolersbly well drilled, and would oe
able TO do good servre immediately. Nearly all OF the
conipuuies ~ 'le from the country
either from the interior Of New-York neighbor ring
cruits from large cities. Il is tbong that four of the
five reyiments will he mustered IL tbis week; but ss
the fb is as yet bnt a Rere skeleton, doubts are en-;
teriained Of is being aceepted, or even completed
ut all
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
THE oBsEQUIEs OF MAJOR WINTHROP.

THE UBSEQUIE5 Of MAJUK WINIHNVT
Al O'Clock a. m. yesterday the companies detailed
from the 9Th Regiment for escort duty at the funeral
Of tie late Major Winthrop were drawn up in line at
the Armory, and the coffin was brought into the
large hall from the officers room, where the remains
bad been lyiag in state. II was followed by TIE
staff officers Of the regiment, and by Gen. Hall and
bis staff. The coia is iron turial-cse, on tue si-
Yer plate of which was the inscription
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

Acc1ywMwAx sEcoTIIg G.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

50 ersa -
n3s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
FoRrRyss MONROE, Old Point Comfort, ]
June 20, 1861.

Acting on the policy which j predicted Of them a
few da,s since the Rebclr, under Gen. Magruder are
sbout b. assume the offensive il they have not done
~ arrady Facts and information warrant the belief
that lage force il concentrating at Yorktown 10 op-
ete against the forces of Gen. Butler direct; aud it
would not surprise nc it, within week, they should
sssai our lines if not the fortress ITSELF Such pur-
pore is clearly foreshadowed and the neglect shown
toward Ge Butler s say the least, remarkable. 1t
is better 10 speak plainly than to diguse the truth.
There bas been lanents6le failure TO keep all the
fine promises of lrge force. | will not say how
far short rhose promises have fa!len II the enemy
does 10, know IT, | will not tell them. But even il
Gen. Butlers force four tues what il ia, the fact
ihat be ha- not ransportati for sDge regiment re-
mains Without going into detail IL seems as though
he was expected 10 accomplish far more difficult part
thun tbat Of making brick without clay. 1 do not
know thai Gen. Butler has any complaints TO make; II
be has not, ho certainly Is one Of the most patient OF
men.
Ten days have elapsed since the affair of the Betcls,
and yet Gen. Pierce is the Brigadicr in command
Haze not Government yet found out that which is
patent 10 the whole land 70 wit that Gen. Butler In
,tcsd Of being aided BY experience and sil n ham,
oered by nefHciency incompetency and the presence
" men that cnshes the sprs of the rank and file and
lemoraizes the campl An officer in one Of the reg-
nents who, according 10 the united testimony of all
Who were at tie affair Of the Botbes, distinguished
limself for daring and true soldery qualities said 10
ne last evening" =" III only be led by general
4 tried Judgment, on whom we can feel may rely,
ur strength will be as good doubled, and to-mor-
ow we will take up march for Yorktown and not
top til have driven tie enemy from their strong
odd. AZ il s the lack of tina, confidence crippes our
trengtb one-haf" The text is sufficiently luminous
70 comment is necesssry.
IL lie known that CONSERVATION was spread through
ai tie 2clei esup IL The Sawyer shell which Ssl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

STATS SERVICE.
Fer two days past the ceremony cf musteiiug the
men iat, The United States se vice has been progress
ing 4 Camp scott, under the auspices Of Capt. Hey
mar ard Lieut.. Coggtvell Of the u. 5. Army. On
Thur,day about 0tD men were mustered in, ard yes-
teriay Ike num er took the oath II allegiance The
process will be continued today unthl the men mn
der Mr.. Nj klese command have been accepted or re-
iected Thoy are fne, hardy boxing foli,ws, who
will make good soldiers If properly commanded. Gen
ery sreakinp, they have confidence in gu their oii-
oeis except M. Sickles himself and Col Williamson,
who !. now in command of Camp Scott lhia latter
Individual is represented by bis men as being pre-
tend,r and an iuposer who has played the confidence
dodge upo, Mr. Sickles by representing himself TO
graduae Of West Point, and typographical engioeer.
Much complaint has been made IN releIenee TO the
Commissary Dep lrtmcnt but thi. we are informed is
10 be improved The men hope that, as the regiments
are accepted by the mastering officers they will be
sent forward under command Of heir reepe:iye colo
IsL, Independent Of aSY brigade erysnizaiion Thsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

Co., Hftbort RrsRs, CiNfRoY ZOrAvEs. June n. 1851.
sPtcsL ~ OiDHH No The officers of the above res,r1r,
wimeei at the Astor Houe Room No. 20 81 O'clock ~ M
Nds Names for he .rai,ioneJ officers win be pfs
ehei or consideIst'n sri other important business 20
"ahae'ed ny orderof Y. VAN DUZBR,
.n., Lieut. Col Commanding.
All tns sonuislnec cerF are o. the 7tb Rcd
meDt Ihn Oo1Le !. 10 be olnin frn. tha - p