, 1861-05-21

and veil tried heart, and rejoicea In Kansas Is |
9 new Suite, aud himself "a one Of ita 6ena- |
tcrB; he told me thst he was authorized to 60 |
at once to st. Louia, and to act Is hesaw the |
necessity required to help put down tho rebel |
lion. He Is going tomorrow, and is ready to |
pitch in ~ private or is = General. Hhls lot
EhoD1d be to go TO st. Joseph and along the
Missouri shore to Keep the peace, he would,
Ijudge from his past experience with border
suflans, fesha sword with wil. Gen Pom
eroy, like his fellow. Senator, Gen. Lane, h.s
the new mode OF Senatorial qualih
can speak, and he cen fight too. This IL the
kind ct Senators coming here under the Re-
publican regime.
Another geatieruan from Missouri told me
that he hoped things would come ont all right
there, but they are badly mixed In his office,
be says, they have little heaven there, among
a large number Of employees, but if you 60
into The street-lt Is just Gte otter plaeet
He Is desiring to be clothed in 4 little brief
authority, by which, without charging any
Elat Of Generals salary, he may help CRUSH
cut rebellion; ard be knows the boys just
ever the river, on The Illinois side, who would
jump st the chance to come over and help him.
OF tic latest visits paid Mr Steward By bust
ness committee from New York, was this !:
After telling the Secretary that that city, and
alI the North, wanted this war stcut short Ia
righteousness" end thst tkey had right to
demand it, ready as they are to furnish the
snew tneTs IN n men H. seWasa gen I hsm ni1s thlss
aE.urauce, to:Wit: ssWithin the ne1t thirty
Gays the movement Of the Administration,
you may depend, will be what will Ruit New
York" This vas said with an emphasis which
the assured rests 1pcn, and which trustsd by
the North, viii hold Mr. Seward to strict
account.
Thirty days now are an important power in
This war, In the regard Of the heat which our
1aen can or cannot endure. To-day thern Was
the march mp the hill to the Patent Office BY
the second Conn. Regiment. They came, like
their advance imsat yesterdaJ, with ap1ond
uniformed. Every man had on . 'tHaveloel,' y
the white linen cover which that General
found 80 conducive to keep his men from be-
ing sun-etruck. This made unique and
hne appearance, and as they streamed out be-
hind, they wore suggestive Of "an army With
banners" But even thus arrayed, and march
Ing only from the region Of the Navy yard,
eoInc two miles, they could not stand tho
heat, which, In tho sun, Was about 90 deg.
One Of them wss down within q minute from
the "halt," which it >was evident they were
obliged to make. ! ran to him with tum-
Of disciple. There being danger In his
drinking much ice-#ater, there TIES no diff
Guilty, you may be assured, In finding do2en
hanas eager to grasp It. soon there were half
dozen men stretching ont at full length on
the Sidewalk, or on the grass IN the yard Of
the Patent ofice, and hundreds Of ths regi-
MEET rushed into the saloons-or the elsrks Of
tho Interior did It for tbeln--to get beer Or
8oIne cordial. One trouble with these men
| Eas, their knapsacks we're too heavy. took
one and lifted 1t from the shoulders Of pant
9E map s It TGula MeIsh r. sbent :say tni5ty pounds
! Many OF the regiments threw their loads
into wagons, which soon grew into tho sizo Of
load * hay; Others hired 3 boy to carry
theirs, as epriDgtng to their feet, In spite Of
the fatigue, th6y waived their banners and
struck up music, and vent on to some field
north shout mile, soon to be "tented with
the four four-horae wagon loads ot tents they
lad in their rear. They left amid the cheers
OF thousands, and on their ensigns were the
coat Of aIms Of the Stats of fConsectacut-"the the
rine ont Of Egypt'-with the motto-Qul
trarstaztt s1sstfne He Who brought us over
viii sustain ue." Sol know it will be in this
campaign; but 1t Il TINS too evident that II
Will not do for CUT men to caEry weaghts In
this war, and wage hard work In severe heat
In this the southern rebels may take edvan'
walt till July and August to atrike our big
bloW8,-
It wus amusing to rec the citizens rush
along the ranks of this regiment to SOC i
there wss not somebody from "avay down
east" whom they knew. Hand after haud Has
to esy, @Do you think didn't mowye, Hal!'
Old Connecticut Ia abto&d In the land as OK
tensive1y IS the schooFmsates, and that ole
State, which In the Revolution caro- moro sol
die1s TO the army thaa any other In proper.
ton to IT. population, viii not be wanting
now. II I hsVe any unduo zeal for her, yoI
| must attribute It to tbs f&ct that my fxshes
wAs fum there, aud my grandfather fongh
the BritIs1l, md / too kaVe picked my teott
with old Puts lndentcal sWord, and that, too
| In Pomfre*- must b excused II belleT,
the Connecticut boys will beard the Wol
} now.
This afternoon, In the cool q the evening
rather, smother regiment. the 5th of Naf
York, esme with fyias streamers and fn1
band doHn tbs ayenner sna went to thai
service a. guards, and drilling at Annapolis
They stood the heat better, I presume, an
sre f3na body Of mau, numbering about elgh
hundred New York Is doing braTaly 70
Washington, tnd ready to do better 50 500,
a. her thirty thousand sre wanted here.
Gen. Butler. Ho ia "game," every time an
It Is fitting t.ihute to the 6th. Massaehuaett
, | b6Fe, who Wero set upon 30 coWardly In Balti
. more, that they should be the ones to captur
} "tha biz gun," and RON the first ones to marc
7 back to Baltimore, and defy the Plug Uguee
! I'll
, glory Of sctul achIe.ement thus far In th
{ war. got view OF Sherman--he of th
: Battery Of renowu--ez he was standing yestes
day In the National. Ho Is modest iooHn4
. man, ratha small, but h2s determined look
He and his battery, arc arc on Capitol Hil
1eady to do better talking to the Zoe, tha
) that Capitol has generally heard In Congress
/ must tell your readera Of al experience
!, have had. When I first came to town tool
, board at very pleasant house, with ono a
! II - f.
: dessert, to dIs6 Of "vhip stuy.bu1" IN tn
! shape Of secession, which half 4 dozsn youn
: men from JEFF. Dav1s's State, and enel loud lad5
t would he2t up for myself and other northern
: crs. They told us It would not bo two week
: before NE would see Davis hers; and Liacolg
: would Be seen with his coat-tails sticking on
Z | In flight. Not having this dswR in my bill,
t paid up and left, the board meanuhile hein
too Southern for me, e.: Coffee and me:
: for breakfast with rolls; bacon sn
!; greens for dinner; coffee and cold meat fe
q am told that every South1on who Dragged 8
Q With the landlady, has left, and they left, TOT
4 without pAytng their board! She begins t
think secession u not quite the thing; m
x not few other OF these citizen snobs, affa'
= ting Southern preferences, are now becomin
E mighty loyal -
e 6ne other such instance win mention;
Is Is that Of Adams IL Co.'s Express men her
7 They have llad no nag up till to-day, when a
> article appearing In ths .R7sv5sis1a calling q
{. feudon to the fact, they have raised the fe
d white and blue. II IT were not for tbs fl
e Btates where would be the greatness Of Adam
q Il ca?
h Mr.. Seward has q great 1eTee thls evenin
. Tbs members Of the Cabinet generally arc
D. ginning to see their friends, 1nd the cancl
= sion Is taa+ theI begin to breathe mora free
" thau for oEo month past Wban Mr.. Seward
- nH sthirtY days" aro past hope the count
1e will give one grand soiree. "a. ". R.
!. >. Camp Hardl1a.--
ID HEADQUARTERS 1sr Rxa. LII. Volunteers,
Al CAxr HA1D1n, Aay Is. ISL
= In: tie daily papers Of sour city, set
a statement Of Tho officers of the difersnt re
r nants Of troops stationed In or near Cairo,
ID which Hs arc not correctly reported =
= Regiment. left Springfield Sunday event.
ID arriving here 1t . o'clock Monday morning
q the min We Immediately surve5ed and lo
= ted our Camp Hxdin," shout 40 rods IL
Of the railroad track, on high bluff, bnils Q
r. bszrscks, clearing up tha ground, and al
= hs men are nov well quartered, al Of q
N bzildiass erected, sad the troopa drill
Ia daily, In which they hare made great end raj
t. proficiency, and II called upon to-morro
T. would give q good account ef themselves
=, the noro stirring dutiaa Of the soldier, uat
~ the cognnand o{ our gallant Colonel
70 % Below viii bo~ found = correct list Of