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InterenttDg California NeFH.

IAtereAttng California News.
Tba paw Evnrees which left California on
~ o41 49,. -
the alst nt.' of1ngs tne 1ouo"1s eu1nia"is VI
interesting news:
Jndee John MeHenry. formerly of the Fifth
D;str;ct Cnnrt It New Orleans, wss arrested in
Ssn FRANCISCO yesterday on co!np!aint Of a SOL
5ier in fhe United sEates eeryice, who said the
JUDGE had been trying to induce him to desert
the Tnited States serYiee, and ioin party that
were eoirg whero he coald do better Not
much im1,2rtance vas attached to this affair,
nn1v shoTinfr the reneral 6ensitiyeneas pre-
v.;jinf- hare On he var question:.
Ths f,ns Ar~e1es SIar. of Sept. IL cou.
n1ains fhot a cn7respondent. writing from Los
tnce7ps r., San franc;5co nanar' has mis-
-en57eeeTted md ore.t1o axaroera,ed the nur7.
hsr sn;1 do;nos ~ TIA eeesssfonists in the
snr,ha-,, cnn5tfas The Srr renarEa 70 ~.
o1:ra troo1a he1a for the ganera1 nrntection :.
~ o1t,5;t;or - sfF,;ra IN S.1 RaTardinn
ane 11ela,,t1. - 1a41a ra1ress the nf11cers
eeu ,o1 tb4 nraaence nf a military
- ue aH taa;1 ~ "a "a a nos.e to enahie
!ptes' hnb haH ~ 1nr'axs who al pr.sent
tneu t5a +1,nnt ~ e11es IN thaf county to
Wv i,,.t;ca .ao"'
1177hf 7n thfx vsv tfe military can be useful. but
the fao1is1' 9arade n ridfnq over the country
In .esrch of REORGANIZATION. Is not onlv exceed.
| inelv hsraasinp to the mer, but positively
, 1861-10-05

Things On :ilis road are now IN fair order:
Tie trains come through In good time, and
without molestation. The new Platte river
bridge is thought to be little shaky, but as
it cafries the trains safely it oug to be prais
ed. Troops are scattered along the road, ey-
cry station, almost, exhibiting some Of Uncle
Ssm's Nverled fighting men. The largest
number is probably at Chillicothe, the present
stil. at St. Joseph with about 700 men. After
all, Missouri isn't q pleasant country to travel
in just now. Gentlemen who are obliged to
20 up aud down the St. Jo. route, say that
they make it point on each occasion to take
An stfectonate leave of their wives and little
ores, and to leave their pecuniary matters II
can readily understand them in case their Jsr
daG proves such Tery hard road that the5
can't travel back:-Quiney IPhig, Sd.
, 1861-10-05

The Telegraph and the Storna.:
CHICAGO OFF1cE-u r. Y.
In consequence Of the storm, We are unable
to get any more report from the East.
OPERATOR.
, 1861-10-05

E M.jor Robc.t Alien, who has been ap.
7e:ukd G,ua.tc tcrnaster Of the Western Militia
r. Depa;tmert lGen. Ffemont's), now that
Gen. McEtnetry has taken the field, is an cid
ethcer Of the s11ny, and of long experience In
the Qusrermaste1's service. We zee By the
Amy Register thst le is native Of Ohio
1horgh appointed from Indiana He gradual
Cd al West Point in 1885. two years previous
to EcK.nttry, ard according to the Register
he 1anksd that at1cer when both we're Gap
tains. Since the war he has been promoted
70 the full Quartermaster's rank OF Ms]or.
ihe ses'lce In Missouri requires men OF first
eaAs taleIts, and We shall be glAd Il, Us the
W gfefh ssya, this new Incumbent possesses
1ee@e essential qualsh ations.
A:oE1ER REa1xrsr Goxo,-The 5otb Rig.
1mf1e: 90: Bone, ct Quincy, received their
ans O. Wednesday, and with the arE,s came
az order forths troops to proceed to Hsnnibal
at ezco The Quincy Wig sa1s the resiuea,
weuA lss'e On Friday, scd amer roipg t.
E&z=Hal wcold ,srsr: to cnn, p<e,,t1ss =.
Chi ::ccahe. TheTes.c now CSC mea Ia TIL
reg:me=t, ara ecms Of TIE os,d off,ca-. ~.
get 10 be sppcintsd.
, 1861-10-05
Gtirago Grit1s11,e
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1851.
TELEEKATH NEWS.

1hLEtsRAEH NEW@.
The sto1m last Ugh: had the usual effect
Of makirg telegraphic communication dit
fis'ult, and from an early hour in the even
irs until near niizight it was found in
p"$sitlc 10 get anything through from the
Est
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NEWS FI=OM THE WEST.
E%xcxaxfon Of LeK5KEton-StHrefsn NOT
sllere-AAhG7e Exploit II 9xceol&.

skIiEfk-1AAkS& EXA114& Nk N&ER01&A
-. j. Il. Mills, la:e Of this city, bat now Of
CTR Lare's Kanaas Brigade, arrived hera last
eve: .rg Gisec, from Kansas City, which place
t.l.:; On We.aa.:da; Eot1Irg last al 'cloek
G.:, Lsrc and Gen. Stur51s were Ilsn there
y;h 1Lesr respective commands, waiting
t1dS1s 10 move stI-sis had nn!, IS Is ssporsr
CO tt.szzrpL, blen uear Lexington Cont
;-" ;ytr The Hs,1ioal aal St Jo. read, Ar.
MS s.w St CLSa an sxpress rider from the
eou.b, who brought word that Oh Iaursday |
ne.n;rg 1t 5 o'e7ocksnot reoel WAS within
tte c2tr.1chmt1ts At that place. Tie entire
fc-cg had Lett, i vas said, for GeorgetoWn'
mar Sedslia, where they expected - gave
Fr,uc1t baf1!e Georgetown a our feAc-
e1s viii remember, is four miles from sedana
-1ae extreme point Of tbs Federal outposts;
hs,cr If Ibis rtpo1t Of = contemplated attack
is true, It il Of the ut1nost Importance 1nas-
rucA es it nsY imply su1praRe OF our not
larec torce in tbat neighborhood, and their
destruction before r=infc1cemeEts eaa reach
item.
affair at Osceols, in which Lane and Mont
Fouery we're engaged. They left West Point,
Lanes hcGaq.a::LzT, TWO wceks ago yester-
dsx, and ty .o:c.,I narch Of 50 1llfss came
in b;alt If O1se1ia ca Sunday morning. TIE
command waE divided, Montgomery le.iEg
the first division OF l,5o0, Lane in command OF
tie reserves. As Montgomery spproachedt the
town by q rosd Ut the bottom Of raS.ne,
Sas fred uren BY Equad with two cannon
on the high srcu1,c, where the road rises to
chocolate FThe Tine of fire 14As in the direction
, 1861-10-05

~
and Continue mil the let Of March, 1872.
r UITT:
SIM. SMITH. NJ. D.s
Prof Of Theory and Practice, and Dean.
FRANCIS CARTER, MI. D.,
R1oE Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women Children
JOHN DAWSON, M. D.,
Pref OF Anatomy and Physiology.
J.w. HAMILTON, N. D.,
Prof. Of aurgsrE.
9. LOVING, NJ. D.,
Prof CT Mat. Ned Thersp. and Med. Jurisprudence.
1HEo. G. WORILET, NJ. D.,
Prof Of ChamIstrE.
R. n. BARR, N. D.,
Demonstration Of Anstomy.
Ter"Bs
Tickets for al the Professors %
hatti ulat1on iickets {onl1 paid once} 90
GFnoEal0n res .!G!
DemGnsfEator's aerF1te3. -
Boarding to s. per week, Including light aud fuel
Tie clinical and HOSPITAL advantages consists 10 the
1a1E. ald diversified CoE clinic aud The Rospital o.
| t1e Franklin County Inhfmary B4s1dss these: tn:
TWO Military Ca1nrs In neighbor,o ID will be &C
cessih1e to Medical Students. ...
An letters Of lLqulrg vii be promptly answered,
| oc1 e7N5t S. M. SMITH. Daan.
, 1861-10-05
NEtu advertisements.

C. T. sCRIHEN. Adptrflsi:g Agent, 50 Dear. |
born st Is authorized to raeesge AdeerGsssntso
his ard al the Lsading Paps7s ef ths No7thtgsst.
A PROVED AUG. 10th, 1851.
T H e
new ARMY REGULATIONS.
Revised Regulations for the
Army Of the United States,
WITH A FULl INDEX.
By Authority Of the War Department.
Gae large Ocsayo Ytlure. Price, 81.
Copies sent by mail postage paid, oareceipt ef price
L1sERsL TERMS 20 THE TRADE.
ADDRass
J. b. WAAsH Bookseller,
Co,ner Cuztom Hcuze Essc and Madison street.
ccse;9s1t CHICAGO. Ill.
WTANTFD.-THo persons wish
ss Ss s e = e n g
GIRL T,!s good city reie1e7cea. AdiFsss NJ TT
| w ANTED-Qn the North Sii7e.
W in private ts1i15 teard ana unfafpishcdd 4
, 1861-10-05
TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

Importers from Europe,
Tha Gzard Trunk Railway Company OF CsnadA tssue
through bs e ladng fem tss Vet 70 ,a EeFpoo' Tsts
Thfch trciuGe all expenses except ocean tas7ra1ca
They also grant through n4 q l1dng q 1Iqm assTs
70 JAS, WAKRACK, Cen. Mestssn ASsnt
n pxss1uarox. Cen Freight Agent Montreal
4eE+1Y1EtD
, 1861-10-05
Hard Ttmes for the News spapers, :

The New York correspondent Of the Phi}a-
delphia Inquirer, writing under date Of the
LIST, has the following newspaper gossip:
The Tribune, like many Others ct Its con.
Temperatures, has been compelled to succumb
to lie "preasure Of the times" and accord
ipgly it makes It's appearance to-day In mate
riaIlF curtailed dimensions, One Of Its rivals,
the World, see, chronicles the fact, with q
chucklc-albe1t, il It be tr1e thc* tbs Tribune
is in bad ?,sy, the Horld may well fear that
It 9il1 come to al end. suppose there can
be 70 doubt Of the prevailing impression
among journalists that no paper In New York
viii more than clear expenses this year, and
not a lew of them, I happen to know, will be
well content II they do that.
The religious pape1B are not exempt lteom
the !oasee incurred BY the War- Ore OF tne
reputtd the most prosperous and Independent
would probably be IN bad Way but for the
crrmbs that are thrown it from Washington
0tor sweet cha1ity's sake"
1t NAV be added here that the SNis neWs
pspcr WIS sold ut auction to-day, for the sun
| Of s35 900, to satisfy a mortgage. A fen
| months ago the establishment changet
hands for Sl0o,c Geo. There is 40 fnterestiDl
| history connected with these transactions
| which I mar write out for the inquirer in
| day or TWO.
, 1861-10-05

u Ella IEa{I1E VoKP POI oszo0s @ss k=E1 1t''e0' y
HUBBARD A HUNT
REs1pI6r Agents. Chicago.
Branch Office fof tEe Tes.esn sud eoufhtrn STATES
a. Fanr;nn.t1 4 a & Il IL MAe3lLL
ke4Es12l1 6tnesA oke-~s
, 1861-10-05

G. Il. ECRIKEN, Adrtrttsing Agent, So Dedfs
5Tn st is authorized to faeefue for
his 1Hd al the Ledding Pape7s Qf tbs Northeast.
, 1861-10-05
4BHntH0,

w ANTED-A good Tinmau
wv -wanted4 Csn have steady work "a winteseX
HuttA. Apply ST II Lake street. oGax6tnat
, 1861-10-05

persons wish
w to obtain 5itEatscps; one Is Housekeeaer or
E1Efe the other CAamb, Ui1In=ro IN Or N1Essry
Girl With good city re1tle1ces- Adifass M, tn
bupa Otiee oc5Xlt
, 1861-10-05

N? ANTED. Board la q private
W family wheze there are no ho8rd:rs, for ge7-
usman, wife and child est Side preferred Add[e:s
"a +. Il ;" Box 1881. ocSI3t
, 1861-10-05

w ANTED-A Lady wishes a
/ W situation in d stare In tie country, or 81
Teacher ofHouseEeeper. The test -ecomme ndat'o1s
can BE- furnish d. and references required Address
AM P -" Office. oCSISt
, 1861-10-05

"ANTED-The ADVERTISER, who
w hAs had ten yeNs experience Ia Wtolessle
BIstness, &fnes EHFL0FAEST. OF BoAE KIEU: Is
Eiltrg to do 2nJ thing and content With uotsrSxa
sslsry Addrt IS 4. j." Tribune oHce. octIsf
, 1861-10-05

VYANTBD-A small second hand
W Safe. Address HG. E. B." Pot 0:nca Box
In2G pc.xE
, 1861-10-05

WANTED-A respectable Ger
w man .ady. 3 Prote tsot Wi.hes T. 1nd sttuA-
to assist lady In housekeeping E carsble 70 tesch
ftr language; Is ahl4 to t1ke the cara f one Or
tEo children also willing to make herself u'sfat N
| the house 4 sne ards goSd home, r., 11e Eagss a5s
AIsH e1 e this Will please be directed - "Junctsn"
, 1861-10-05

w ANTED-Qn the North Siie.
W In private fani1; ronrd ana untnrnishcd
rooa ?. for Eeuilcraa aid wife. Address E. H.
Boz 1893 Posi- Offer. o5xet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Il does not require much military or naval expo
rience 10 enable any person TO perceive at slsnoo
that the plan was drawn by skillful hand AID Ia.
all the requisite conditions for the best protection of
the feet aud the fues, achievement Of the oljsess
Of the expedition are here fully answered.
The long line Of powerful men-ofwsr leading The
van present al inyncible front to any rash opposing
foe-the two stsnch armed yesses Oh either flank.
and the study war steamers that bring up Tie rear
all together form hollow square Of boainS cannon
about the unaEmed and comparatively helple@ uShS-
ports, not easily broken through.
Several days Of busy labor at Fortress Monroe
were succeeded By several other days passed - US
=, The latter place IN safe Of utter inactivity aud
arsceount.ble idleness. Nothing was done b. tho
o6ieers except TO signal with the new aud pratty
Etle Aa.s. with which some Of our nswiy-app0iu;ed
.1raI officers are in ths habit Of playing 90 macu-
The men, refer particularly to tie SOLDER The n
New -HAapshre Regiment, qusEsersi al preteat on
our good ship Atlantic occupied their line chiefly
IN Studying tie mysteries Of "Euchrs aud Old
s'sdge' games played with "eardi," which are
coored bits Of Pasteboard. Many Of them also beua
the beet energies Of their Puritan inellects 70 their
improvement In the AT Of swearing
In tie matter 0, shameless profanity, tho lsyil,
who invented that accomplishment owes mu2h, Oery
much, % the 81 Ngw-HampshiTe Regiment, Who
have coas,iyed uQmbegless ia>suiors 7sriateVs soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
Official Reports of the Engagement
OF General Sherman
to the People.


FROM oar Own Correspondent.
STEAMER Ar-ASuc Tuesday, Oct. %. 1884.
|. would be hardly possible thai The sailing Of .
JelHgerent deet OF seventy saiI of vessels carrying.
when we reckon sailors and marines, with The SOL
ders, an army Of 1900 men, bearing also cannon
leavy enough, and numerous enough - attack, with
almost a certainty OF su,esss tle strongest fortified
city in America; and transporting also ammunition.
provisions and every variety OF stores 10 ebondanuy
supply tina. army for sS months should not present
certain distinctive features 10 give The expedition An
IDENTITY Of is own an originally Of character wholly
different from. tis ordinary sea-y0yaga sameness.
Thas tle lee, itself, as itei, Fortress Monroe, wac
am object Of uCh rare AID singular beauty, that Tow
m "a may hope 70 see il twice IN lifetime, you caa
readily believe Mcoss q rough diagram Of tho
exact order OF sailing in order to show the proper
place OF each vessel IN the line, which position he Is
enjolued % preserve nearly as the exigencies Of
wind and weather will permit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

CRoss-WALxs AID CRoTos WoEE.-Tbe Depart
ment in charge Of the Cro.on Commissioners loses
The greater proportion Of It's customary Sumner
activity 10 a week or two hence. Thomas A. Dunn
Yesterday received the contract for laying cross-
walks in Fourth avenue, between Forty-Dinth and
Fify-thd stree s. at q cents per square foot, which
amounts to total Of about s9y3. A gratifying
feature in the Department is the PunetuaIity with
which water rents are paid this year. The receipts
are now decreasing in amount as he best portion Of
the money has already been collected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
TUE FUNERAL or COL. JACKSON.

ALHANr. " cdueslaft nov 49, io~i.
The funeral ceremonies Of the lamsnted Col. Jack
con, to-day, were grand ami Impressive The 22th
Regiment Of :taie Militia, Col. Bryan, and the
Zouaves, Of which the deceased was formerly cap
aaiu, were 10 the procession. The remains were
followed by Gov. Morgan and stat. snd all the State
officer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.-lOuiclAL.l

s.oss I1Sa. Union average majority, l.Isi.
SsH4s0r. Hen D. Bo5eI,sou (UlioaJ ma liza
Do. In the District about so.
Aue-lly..i. Chauneey NJ. Oefer ReP elected ~ '1 N
4 Se~5lry D. HsLtesd tDen-) elected II 70
, Pierre C. TsImsa DEM elected oJ Gil m
sherry Lesuou B. Tripp Rep (ae ~ elected ey Si' M
clerk Hiram P. RoEsl Deui) elected 81 l'S's NAB
Regtsse,. Stephen 5. Marshall DEM elected By 81 maj
Sgysriarsaa,Hi i D4 Poor ..AbiAhsn s'rsnS Den
elected
,u.fe-, .wn. Miller Rep sid James PNksF tDenD
C,,gA~-, Lewis p Psten lEep.L LIi k0o'n'oa lJa.o-
baLa.., I'd :, s.5sa S--.-.' ,Jsl-l ssoos7a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

THL NEuEsI BHy DoDGz.-Another develop
laeu. ofgrm.nal genius Is ser iosA Ia the following
Circumstance. TIE effort may probably have lacked
success. from che fc that e was first experiment.
Mary Am Van HON, f9-iom looking woman, hav.
iue child IN her aans was Standing il Genre street
on Tuesday night. when the attention Of humane
gentleman, Mr. Levi, Hupel, resident Of New
Haven was attracted by the pitiabo waing Of
tfe child and he stopped 20 investigate the case and
possible 70 relieve the woman. Size said the child
wanted nursing but sue was ashamed to give it the
Dress, iu the street. Mr.. HuPe, thereupOn invited
tie Door woman into saloon near tie spOt euteT-
which, she placed the child on he lap Of her benz
e.actor. She then proceeded deliberately to search
his pockets from which she took the sum o. $l3 and
ran away leaving the baby in his charge. Officer
Quinn who was near the place at lie lime, pursued
and arrested her, and she taken before Justice
Brennan at tine Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning, who committed heF 10 default Of $500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
TIE ELEVENTH MAINE REGIMENT.

BosToS, Wednesday, Nov. 49, 1861.
The 1lth Maine Regiment, Col Caldwell, will
roach Boston early this evening, and proceed South
Via New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Captain G.. Young Of The lst California Regiment
is in town. on leave Of absence from Gen. AeClel.
Ian. The report which has gained come circulation,
that be lsft without leave, Is untrue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

The Secretary of the Treasury arrived in town
las, night. His headquarters are d. the Fifth Ave
ME Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

from AccomAe County on the Peninsula, Virginia.
They were supplied With money by the Wisconsin
troops A number Of these people are Constantly
eniving which has stimulated public meeting TO
be held next week, 10 assist them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
RELEASE on RELIEF PRISONERs TROM
FORT McRENRY.
BAI7rroEz, weaas.d.y, Nov. 10, !

BALTIMORE. Wednesday NOV. 10 iael
The steamer FOR Fortress Monroe stopped at For'
hcHenry tin evening and took % board 81 released
Rebel prisoners, who were captured at Bal Aln'
They Will be sent bone By dag OF truce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14
THE GREAT EXPEDITION.
Setting Sail from Fortress Monroe.

Setting Sail from Fortress Monroe.
THE FLEET IN A TERRIBLE GALE.
The Arrival at Fort Royal, s. o.
RECONNAISSANCE or THE REBEL WORKS.
THE ATTACK BY THE FLEET.
Magnificent Naval MancNeriHs.
GREAT CALAMITY or THE ENTIRE FLEET.
Tremendous BrOadSideS Of Shells.
-FOUR HOURS OF COMMANDMENT.
OUR VESSELS SCARCELY INJURED.
Panic and Dismay amOnglhe Rebels
THEY RUN AND ABANDON EVERYTHING.
OUR TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF TIE FORTS
Official Reports of the Engagement
Proclamation OF General Sherman
to the People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

THEY RUN AND ABANDON EVERYTHING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

OUR TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF TIE FORTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

The Arrival at Fort Royal, s. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Panic and DiSmay amCnglhe Rebels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

JUR VESSELS SCARCELY INJURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Magnificent Naval ManeWeriHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

THE FLEET IN A TERRIBLE GALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

-FOUR HOURS OF COMMANDMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

Reconnaissance or TIE REBEL WORKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

THE ATTACK BY THE FLEET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-14

iHEAT CALAMITY or THE ENTIRE FLEET.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-02

For incidental expenses OF tho qu4EterInAster's
depaFtment three hundred siXty-fve thouHanh ana
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
FOR Transportation Of the RFmy and itB supplies
two million twO hundred aud hfty -four thousand our
hundred and eighty-six dollars and eishty-o"e
por transportation of otieerss baggage, hftse'i
thousand three hundred and siSty-seven doIlarE
For purchase Of dragon horses, two hundred sun
niuety-seyer thousand three hundred aud thirty
eve dollars.
For clothing. camp aud garrison equipage, ruc
milton three hundred ane ffty thousand one h'i-
irei and any one dollars and thirty -eight cents.
For eurrcnt expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars. -,,--s,--,
For ordnance ordnance stores and supplies tnelu-
ding horSe equipments for all mounted troops, tonF
hundred thousand dollars.
Por manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars
For InCreaslnE the manufacturing capacity OF tile
national aTmory, my thousand dollars.
For purchase Of gunPOv6eF and lead, forty thou
For purchase OfArtillsry horses, twenty-five thou
sand dollars-
Por hire of quarters for troops Of store houses for
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds for
summer caitonmsnts, and for temporary huts, one
hundred and fily-eight thousand two hundred anli
ciEhty-thres doilNrs and eIShty-Ope cents.
See, .. And belt further enacted, That all aPPEC,
printicna and ali provisions Of law herein eontains
anplIeabie to three years. volunteers shall apply tu
tSE years volunteers, and all other volunteers WbG
have been or may be received into the service Of the
United States for period exceeding three months,
Approved, July II, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-02

Sec. .. Aud be IL further enacted, That every pc,
son who hall be appoint assistant pay shalt
At the time Of lis appointment 10 not less tlah
twenty-one years Of age nor more than twenty-siS
years and that, previous 70 his appointment; us
physical, mental and moral qnallneations s ri DS
ioard Of payuasfers appointed for that purpose by
the Secretary OF the Navy, and under suen fegcla-
w. - = nj h Il further enacted That the
nj nav paynIasters shall be As follows VIZ
ON duty at sea, for the first i've years aieT aale ~
commission one thousand three hundred dollars Al,
ter i've years from date Of commission one thoaAAhu
hTe hundred dollars.
On other duty for the aFst I'VE y. Tsa
from date Of commission, one thousand TWO HunaEeH
dollars. j. - e.. H. 80,
nTe years nIter date Of e umssiop, eight nuhaEcN
dollars; amer I'VE years from date Of o!e
thousand dUllaTsi and when attached 70 w
ssa service each assistant AAil 10 en''e4
sec. / And be it further enacted, That from ami
afler the passage Of this act no commanding oheeF
Of any vessel in the navy shall Be Eeqursd to per-
form the duties Of paymAster or ASSISTANT pay
ter; and when such once shall eecothe =!
tons or on the Pacific coast of the United STATES
me senlor a1ieer present may make an acting ~.
pointment OF any ut person 10 perform t1e Quite
shall report for duty. Any person performing INV
duties Of pay master or assistant ~
dance with this section lbut not otheFWisel SHAH b"
entitled to receive the pay OF such grade whilst 81
acting.
Sex D. Aud be IT turther eu1cteus 4hAt etSt -
stant aymaster shall upon his appointment enter
into bouds In tho amount Of ten thousand dollars
with ieast good and sufficient securities ior
the fathfuI performance Of his duties and fh5f as
sistant payrrsteTS shAll have rank and pTceedenee
with assistant suiEeons not passed AND tnAt aI ~
pOfntrnents to MI vacancies in the corps OF IaSfas
tiers shall be made by regular promotion from tho
list Of assistant p1ymasterS. 49,
Sec G. And be It further enacted, That Nithtnstx
months after the pirAt N OF the present inaFree
lion the CORPS Of pay masters and assistant paymAs
ters shai be reduced the number OF seSenty-hve
Approved. July l., 1851.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-02
Approyel, July 10, 1901.
Punuc-No. I'll

AN AoTto provide for tho payment Of the militia
led states, from the time they were called into
service to tho thirteth day OF June eighteen hun
dFcd aud sixty-One.
he IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of ReprO-
seDtRriVes OF the United States Of America In Con-
grrss assembled, That there be and hereby aPpro-
Iriated out OF any money In the Treasury moi ON
crwise appropriated the sum OF I'VE millions seFeh
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or % mneh
thereof a. may be necessary, to enable the Govern
msDt to pay the militia and volunteers canea inI9
service Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thjrTieth, eighteen hundred and siNty-one-
Aplroyed, July 10, 1851.