, 1861-10-03

tFron the Springfield Ql.) Journal, 1st.1
IRooFs IN CAMP.-Ma5or Bigler informs nj
that there are now about 4, 800 troops in Camp
Butler, Cavalry, Infantry and ARTILLERY, Com.
10 make This Camp pe1malent institution.
winter --s
:, NEW ILLINOIS sREGIHEHTs.-The number of
the last Illinois regiment Of infantry published
ny Us Was the 5lst, under Col. Cumming, Of
Chicaeo. Since then the 52d regiment was
o1g7aized under Col. Isaac G. Wilson, of Ge-
Dixon; Col. Jacob Fry, Of Carrollton; Col
Robert kukham, Of ShaW1eeto1u; Col Phin-
cas- Ptase, Of Centralia; Col Vim. Hunter. Of
Cai1o, and Col. Nathaniel Niles, of Belleyile.
. have been rendered the Colonelcles Of reei.
nents N now being 7sised By them respectively,
ncr Of infaatry regiments from fhis State up
10 5Jtseelghf, which, with the five cavalry regi-
naen1s, Will make sixty three in the field from
LIMOS. Wat Stats Is doing better?
ACCEPTED The Governor yesterday receiy.
ed . dispatch from Lieut.. Col. 4. Z johnson
o1 the l4th regiment, now with Gen. Fretuont's
Amy afmy a. :n Jeff5rsen City, ansouncing that be
7Gcepted ne position OF Colonel OF the 23th
1i!lnols lnfantry, ct Cairo,) which was de.
.cilned by the Hon. VIZ. Kellogg. Col John
aon is spoken Of Rs very superior officer: WIN
cid hard aud gallant service in Nexico' He
asks to remain with Fremont ssnntil after tie
oatt1e-say ten dsyB."
From the Indianapolis Journal, 14th.1
The Fif5-third regiment, to be organized of
companies II thle Congressional District % fir
as practcable, is a1reaoy Rnder way. 4 COM
Fany or two will go into camp on Wednesday.
Aua We neafd that one company came in yea.
terdaY. It will be placed in Camp Sullivan.
Geo: Z. stesle, Of Parke, the well-knovn
4ao esLeemeo Senator Of that county, has been
tEnQEff1 the fuan ,f ~.
regiment to be raised in the Seventh District.
but ne expresses some doubt Of his abiIitv to
accept IL. Domestic nisfoTtunes aud other
.lnfe1tereuces inte1pose serious difficulties.
we are informed that Col Cyrus L. Dun
;n4a nxm nas some E. eight companies ready to go
1'g MS rendezvous at Seymour, jackson
County, If suitable arrangements are made bv
INC people OF that place to accommodate tha
1ens as mas been done everywhere else. II
lhes do not, he may take them to Browns
!o~n, Where some cenEenieeces already ex-
2at ior housing such body Of men. Wehare
10 doubt that Col Dunham's regiment viii
6e tqH III IN two weeks, and with : little time
service.
The Fort Wayne regiment was to have ar.
1Nea mere yesterday to be armed and equip
heard from. 1@e' ]~>''
Col 4iller's regiment of Lsporte is nearly
iull, and will come down to this city TO gtt
arms and equipments to-monow.
we are informed That the Governor has NJ
!4se 669cceeded in getting an allowance from
tne de4eral Government Of about 1000 first
rate rifles and rihed nuskets. About 5 500
ere on 1he way, md the rest were to have
been started Jettsrday. The purchase of a.
uW Est1elds IL nov beginning to be received.
and In q little while the state will have arms
enough for all It's wants.
fFron the Detroit Advertiser, 1st.1
lie LAECERs.-The following recruiting
Etaflons have been opened for the Lancer R.SS
Milwaukee, Wis Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti. Mar,
sha}5, Menloe, Coidwater, Port Huron, Low
el', SAINT Ste Mane, Marquette and Saginaw.
IL this State, as also two In this city.
sHARp. SHOOTERS, company of over so
Milwaukee Railroad, yesterday, from Lansing.
en- their way to WeehaHk ken, n. j., the ran
6szvouB Of n the Second Regiment Of Sharp
shoote1s. The men are stout, and healthy
looking: Their present quarters are At the
City and Finnez's Hotel, where they viii re-
main q day or two, till mustered in and o.
dered cT