New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
FOR VOLUNTEERS.

ron REGULAR ARMY.
NswYoFt Ase3s-s2o musssts psleut Of fet2 16ct ~
siuskrs. patent Of lass, o C~sofs tass ssIs
w.shisyon Ar s1ai- 2 ;ite mos.-is Il isss
81 LUIS Au.nsI-sso nu.ks,' VI lsfs; 400 mu4sss Of
wes, Poini csdot.--soo dss mn.ket. Of las
Carlisle binscss-2 ~ pospd how.trsrs
Total 70 regular army. lisa
Al the Water-sbops, mile southwark where all tbs
heavy iron work Is dope twenty Des FORCES '.iS
constructed, which will give employment TO an la
creased number Of men, The payroll for the precrs-
iug month IL maze up and The workmen pad uff tie
10Th. The amount paid out in June fos labor peg
formed ia May wes 70, % 51. IT that tine them
were ESQ WORK ,nen emf 10y ed, while there -
least 20. In June there were 5000 arms mxns-
iaetuged
The steamer Locust Point, Capt. French, lying ~
foot Of Robinson street, has been chartered by Govern
ment, and is DOW loading stores for wsstingoa.
The steamer Poiomsks that arrived SATURDAY
pornirg from Portland, brings twenty ambulapces Tor
the Government.
MARr,SsBUao, VA.--This old town Is thus describes
in letter to The Philadelphia fsqvtrrr.
CAxP PIERPosr, uesr Mar'irshurg,
Berkeley Co, Va, Jaly 2. 1861.
There Is que medley OF noi~es Disturbing tie aaie'
OF the Sabbath. The mellow sound ~ the tell SUM
the townspeople to church, willie The shrp ne
snd rafting drum cals nPoo the soldiers to turn oss
the principal thoroUghiare Of the town, and you will
observe that the ehuchgoers comored OF females
and old men. The gay equipages OF the Leishs,
Brookes, Pandletous, Faulkuers, Buchsrsns, Stew
srts. and other sounty pst,ins nsuslly copyrighted
srouDd the church doors, are missing, because the
greater number of t.eir families are with the RebeA
force at Winchester. There are not now fifty young
men la this plAce--hat portion Of tho population
having been compelled either 10 enlist or flee 10 Ma
ryland.
This is beautiful town. very old place, containing
somc tLiry hve hundred to four thousand inhabitants.
1t gave soae four hundred majority for the Uoiou and
yet has contributed three full companies 10 the Sees.
sion force-the Border Guards, Vie Artillery. and
Hoge Cayslrym making over thrs hundred and forty
men, not oneIbird whereof are SeceesioDistr. Qua
naturally askr, Why, then, n IL they are In arne
against the Ur ion. Let me explain Al The trse q
the John Brown rsid, natperou. companies were
formed snd sworn into the ser,i If the state The
oath taken rendered be menberr bile to be called out
at any time by the Governor, and insured their obedt
enee 10 his commands, especially upon the Invasion u
tho State Those thus enlisted iaDsied they could noa
leave without violating pria 10 Of honor SD
selu iop-to be regretted by all, bus BY mono moes
than themselves.
Ills coanty Ia In what rs known as Western VIZ
III l. by virginians. It Is strongly Union, hsvisG
given, Notwithstanding the presence OF Two oeeossa
regiments at the tune OF the election, all OF who's
voted over 500 majority for the upion NOT over -
Berkeley County men voted for Secession The dele
gate from this county, Ed. Leigh Pendle'on was ees
Of the nbest defenders of the unon Ia tho State Con
yentiop He |, still true, Ia the Of our camp
tho beautiful residence OF Charles j. Faulkner, who's
lady Ia 80 true to tue UDior, that che woul not AND
a Secessionist 10 Der furniture. ia the froo'
camp is the mansion bou-o Of Porte C1yS1
Dave Strotbers. His charming plsco, Nor 1000 lou
IL az prescut dcss rtsd is owner being IN Eastern
Ripia on u wedding tour. Ire rumor tnas no -"
Rebel army is oiscfsdlted here.
Bat few miles from here the magnihee1
dance Formerly occupied BY Benjamin Wak,ns Leiess.
Il Ia now closed up and one Is TO DO seen aoods
>, and IA M * through which many festive passAs
Or. +. Wa have ealoped, but few negroes