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I0A&h0G VI Au6 MIME n1UlAClNAs
me weather b indkpsnsAbIe 10 the conrpts success
Of any out door display The rain yesterday not Pre-
vsas TIE parade and inspectioa Of thhth regiment,
New York State Militia, Colonsl j. ". Stiles bat II kept
away many spectators who would undoubtedly have been
present bad the day bean nne. The several companies
assembled in their armories corner Of University place
and Thirteenth street, and in Broadway, near Hroome
street, early In the morning. and notwithstanding the
unfavoable weather. proceeded in companies to Madison
square, where they reported themselves 1t nine O'CLOCK
The regiment numbers eight hundred and fifty six mesa
bers, and eight hundred parade yes'
government this parade and inspection was ordere pre-
vious TO the departure Of the regiment which "a daily
expecting orders to proceed 70 the seat Of war In ODE
dience 70 the promulgated orders, the men appeared
In full fatigue uniform, with knGpsacks and overcoats.
They paraded without for the that their
MIME muskeis have not yet been delivered 70 them WHh
that exception they are fully uniformed ID equipped
and ready to 60 TO Washington. Their skes viii DC
furnished when they receive their marching orders The
Immediately At Madison square yesterday morning the
regmeutal line was formed by Adjutant Coppnger After
the inspection THO regiment marched wn Fifth avenue
through Fifteenth street 70 Sixth avenue and up Four
tenth street. passing the residence Of their former
Colonel, N. Van Buren,, by whom they were reviewed
they continued the march up Fourteenth 20 Broad
way and downto Bond street. where they dismissed
hEADouARrxRs NiaTH REGnsKsT, N. y. s. NJ,
May 20, 1851
GxsRRAi ORDER so S.
Pursuant 10 orders Of this date this regiment hereby
directed 20 assemble in Gull fatigue uniform with KNAPP
sacks rolled thereon and inspe3
ton, without arms), Wednesday, the ed inst at
twelve O'Clock NJ on Washington square, south side,
right on Wooster street, Officers will carry their over
coats sung The non Commissioned san and drum orps
wiz report 10 the Acutant at ten minutes before Frat
Ser geants win report to the Adutnt the ground ten
minutes before twelve O'Clock w. COMMANDMENTS OF COM
panies directed TO hand TO the Adutan at headquar
ters, on Wednesday morning, the I'D inst, at nine
O'Clock A. M complete and accurate rolls in duplicate
OF their respective commands, properly authenticated
and showing the residence OF each member for the pas!
six months. BY order OF J. w, STILES, Colonel
J. 3. CopPIyGER, Adjutant
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sEyENYY.NINTH CHIcHLAxp, REGIMENT.


The following order has etxanated from The headquar
ters OF this rerineud
HEGIAENTAL oRDER-No. Z.
HgADQrARrERs SgyyNrY. MINI pstNxSr
NEw YoRx STATE MInIA, Nay 40 1861
The oAicars non-oon miseioned officers prvates and
musicians Of this regiment viii for rms gsction
the Washington parade ground at half past ELEVEN NJ.
Wednesday Nay ~, in fatigue dressreeua ton cap,
pants acketand belts The band drum major sad non.
commissioned stat officers will report 70 the Aa vtant
fifteen minutes past eleven
BY order Of s. Elliott, Lieutenant Colonel Con vnsnd.
Ing, u. IRELAND, Adult mt
The Of the Geld, staf and line officers o. the
regiment as follows
Lieutenant Coloncl-S NJ. Elliott, commanding
haiot-licIelar.
Adiutant-Davld Ireland
ehaplain--Jarnes Doughty.
surgeon--lamee Norval
Suertermaster-Pstrick Home
faymaster-B. ". stiles.
suNconlpdny-Capt VIM Manson
o.ond t0npdny-rapt Farieh
thHa CCf'pony-Capt Barclay.
resfR tevtrdn Capt Brown .
tpM Corpong-Capt Christie
Stzh CoHtpdny-Capt Merriam
Seyeph Coapcng-Capt. fAing
Eghh CUaIany-Capt Golfer
NtrA Ctmpdny-Capt. shutnpland
2eRth CsmFoSy-Capt. Els
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COL. BAKERS CALIFORNIA REGIMENT
FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


The Philadelphia Aeus OF yesterday says:-The Spring
Garden fin!e Rife Company, hear win leave ths az.
terroon for New York. 70 Join Colonel Eakers rcf rient
The officers
Captain--Ieus r. Francine.
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r.. Davis
Second Observation-Disclosures A. schaefer.
Captain Parr All company of eshty msa, 10 oin Col.
Baker, al Fort Schuyler, left Saturday al i've o'clock
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THE IMPERIAL ZOUAYES.

Colonel Merritt, headquarters No 5is Broadway, 500
men, have been accepted by General Scott one Of the
fourteen additional regiments To be fresn this city
They have been ordered to into quarters immediately
and 10 the course of few days pattern uniform will be
adopted j. l. Fraser formerly Of the Second regiment
andatterly well known as captain in tho Eghin. has
been elected Lieutenant Colonel g. g.. de L. byron TOR
seventeen years the British East nds and Persian ser
vice, Major, and Rev. l.. C Lockwood, Chaplain.
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ARRIVAL or THE PRIZE SHIP ARGo

TIE shir Argo, which captrred In Hampton Roads
ansday afternoon, by the United States steam frigate
hinna0ots arrived In the harbor yesterday morning
ME Tas In charge Of prize under command OF the
me hay encsTs, Mdshpman NcCook aud Clerk Elias W.
Ia aha ~as Immediately delivered 10 the United states
snthoItss w whom she viii be proceeded agslnst for
,a, q %. blockade Law Tho Argq ouond
from shnondt virginia Tor Bremen am Al tho time of
her seizure had on board 81 30 900 worth a Tobacco
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PosTPoNEMENT OF THE GERMAN ANNUAL
FESTIN Al

The disaereesble weather yesterday prevented this
festival from coming of, announced at Jones' Wood
The proceeds to be devoted 10 the volunteer fund
and from this f.ct large ami fashionable attendance
may be expected The seyera German musical societies
VIII participate in the celebration aud the procession
70 be formed at Turn Hall at an early hour in the
morning
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THE COAST Of FLORIDA.

Arrival - cAs Steamer Ne Seterrwo
Prizes Csptxrsd and Sent Nsrth-Ad-
AHssenat stores E0rwaxded 90 Fort
Dfckens-AKrlvals - an Admiralty Judge
and District Attorney OF the Confederate
Skates IN Hey West-Tho SeAgc rrc-
Darss for . RAPID Rctrest-ssix~re OF
HsrtherA Vessel by the sOusArons-
Mere UnAte& states Prizes, &C., &c.
nc nail steamship De 500, which arrived at this port
yesterday, reports that The nth Of Nay she spoke the
,su States steamers Niagara and Huntsville, cruising
= - eus for priysseers The De Soto boarded by
sbe Huntsville, which wished TO be reported
Fey had captured two vessels and sent them 10 North
On vssss.
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MI. rH[GAN VOLUNTEERS.

THIRD RIG wEEr COMPANIES ALI ARRIVED.
The Grand Rap VS. hs9ttrer says On Tuesday evening
rived n city. Wis makes ne Third regiment CON.
plete-sii the sen companies beng now uuArtered al
one o. The nest ioonV caup4neF D xch gsn or n
~ esi, 40 he JsIkf We fuL.
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James Bergen, OF Richmond county, staten Island,
writes to the editor Of the Herald that several men
from Colonel Aliens regiment broke his house
suited hs wife and marched him to the guard house He
does this in order TO the report that wilson
Zouaves perpetraied the OUTRAGE
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THE UNION RANGERS.

An election for neld officers OF the Union Rangers,
Twenty fifth regiment volunteers Friday last, result
ed in the selection of Hon. Jas. f. Kerrigan member Of
Congress elect, Colonel Edmund Charles (a.e Lieu
tenant Colonel OF the Fourth artillery as Lieutenant
Colonel, and George Mountoy, Esq as Major
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GENERAL sANDFORD GOING 10 WASHING
TON.

TON.
TIE repaired nxMber Of militia regiments from New
foEx city having been accepts by the authorities At
Washington, usor General Sanford win leave for the
seat Of ws " take command Of the regiments belonging
70 hn DIVISION. The volunteer regiments organising
IN the city viii be under the superintendent Of General
Yates aad Major General Dix The following order was
promulgated nj General Sandfords headquarters yeser
day IN connection with the matter
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION n. Y. 8. w.,
NEw YoRK, May 20, 1861. (
GENERAL ORDERS O.
The Asor General leaves the city TO take command Of
he regiments belonging 10 the division now In city Of
Washington.
The command OF the division in New York during his
absence devolves upon Brigadier General Hall
General Hall will also take charge Of the organization
OF the militia force for The home service under special
orders No. 100 from general headquarters
The members Of the division staff remaining in New
York viii report to him forthwith for duty.
Several promotions and appointments having been made
in the DIVISION the Major General announces is present
organization
Col. George W. M0rrell, Division Inspector.
Charles d. Mead Division Judge Advocate.
lewis A. Sayre, Hospital surgeon.
Henry W. Benhann, Division Engineer.
lieut. Col Richard 8. Smith, Division cuartern aster.
MAJOR Geo. r. Woodward Assistant Hospital Surgeon.
Major thomas B. Arden, Paymaster.
Major James Foster, aid. de.Camp
Mayor VIM. T. Townsend, Aid de CaEn,.
MAJOR Clarence s. Brown Volunteer AID de Camp.
Major Alexander Hamilton, Volunteer Aid de Camp.
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
The following officers OF the staff win accompany the
Major General 10 Warrington
Col Morrell Lieut. COL Smith, Major Arden, and Majors
Townsend and Brown. c. w. SANFORD.
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COLONEL MrNC,s REGIMENT,

Or New Yorks Own" as 1t is otherwise denominated,
is rapidly filing The headquarters and rendezvous
located respectively at 1913 Bcwery and 80 William
street,
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BAvELoCKs FOR THE sIxTY.NINTu REcr.
MENT

Mrs Judge DAILY and number OF ladies' associated with
Der have sent to the sxty.ninth regiment 2eo linen
havelocksa complement trncient 70 supply the Whole
regiment
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THE FIRE zOUAvEs AT WASHINGTON.

THE FIRE TOUAVEB 1T WASHINGTON.
The following is extract from letter received by 3
gentleman in this city from bis son, member Of the
Fire Zouaves, now at Washington
We all In the best Of health and spirits with the
best Of provisions to eat and plenty Of good water 10
drink The common reports to the contrary in the news
papers are entirely without foundation.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CAMP LINCOLN, NEAR WASHINGTON, D. c.
Win you be kind enough to read carefully the
repondence sent to your paper particularly that portion
in relation to the Fire regment9 We hurredly
ganized and instead Of being stated unfortunate in
the selection Of men, have been remarkably for
tunate Out OF one thousand and Atty Can find
but i've who have acted dsgracefully, and these
cares not bad represented No regiment that
left the city has had less dsordeYly than
The reports against the regiment Injurious and
good behavior, want the credit Of IL;
value good at hone and will strive 10 deserve it,
and ask your assistance.
JOHN b. LEvERlCH, Captain Company f.
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MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER.

Malor Gen, raj Benjamin D. Butler was born ip Deer
eed. Pockingha ~ county, New Hampshire, in 1918 He
nov resides n NJ sachuscts, and s a lawyer by profes
q te6a
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JACKSON GUARD, COLONEL KENNEDY.

The Seventeenth ward company of the jackson regi
ment, Captain d. g. Gale, rapidly organizing at the
Of First and Eleventh street. Four hun
bred and ninety have been already enrolled al
this place for the regiment,
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SCOTT LIFE GUARD fsECOND REGndENYl

The services OF this wen selected and well oicered
regiment have been officially accepted. The greatest
enthusiasm exists in the ranks A anticipation Of the day
they may be called upon TO confront the enemies of the
republic and the contemners Of the glorious flag Of the
Union, which many of them fought under during the
Mexican campaign Their de gare is taken in honor
Of the old veteran, their former leader many well
fought held the gallant and noble hearted General Scott
direction Of affairs the present crisis ecpses all
his high achievements in the past, His name, assumed
by this gallant regiment, will be no mean incentive m
the hour OF peril and OF trial to acts OF courage skill and
successful daring.
The regiment has received orders TO encamp at East
New York. healthy location has been there selected
and the tents are liked for their accommodation They
viii there be subjected TO Of training which will
cy in the use OF arms. The younger re-
cruits, having the advantage Of the information
toore stepped to the Of the Union ana smelled
powder in the defence Of the national flag VIII remain
tyres in the art Of war Yesterdays rain prevented the
regiment leaving their proracted quarters enter
camp life at East New York They WILL however start
to day and in few days they viii be fully armed
similar that of the United States service The regi
(Qent will be sworn In to three years,
paedurDg the continuance of the war. The muster
roll elbows force of S25 men, including otcera
theater are men who served under Gen. Scott in
the3 can campaign Colonel Ward, Lieut.. Colonel
tNrMroughout the whole OF that war, and all three
weTwoande9 in battle The recruiting Offices Of the reg
winoI some time longer remain at 497 Broadway
alApyc4C erNre Market
An interesting fact in connection with the Scott Life
Guard company sorganized after the Of the Mexican
campaign that the veteran company has furnished
vGiousy egiusDtss, enrolled, considerable portion
o0be1 4hcers IN list comprises FIVE colonies, three
heutena cooneis Three majors eight captains and eight
neutenants, az follows
ColonelsJ. II. IT. ward, Second Scott Life Guard; L.
uSn4 First do; Mcleod Murphy, Sappers and Miners:
5pes1adkerigan, Union Rangers; G. H. lines Washing
tod Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonels-Addison Farusworth Second Scott
Life Guard; John u McGregor First do. W. II Browne
Montezuma Regiment Joseph Pnta, California regiment
MaioTs-wiism Jameson, First scot, Life Guard; Fl b.
Okeefe, Sappers and Miners; Peter McDermot Excelsior
Brigade
Captans--Allison, Camp, Henriques, Parisen Braham
Kruger. Mooney, Tilden and Constantine.
Lieutenants-schaher, Mou.on, Murphy Downs Smith,
Roscoe, Wyrne aud Bsylcs
Twenty nine officers from company speaks wen for
the patriotism and worth Of those gallant men.
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UNION DEFENCE FUND.
CORRECTION

Subscriptions received by the Treasurer AZ No so PIN
street, room No. s, TAEopoEE pEHON, Treasurer.
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rived Respectfully submitted
SIMON DRAPER, CHARM. HAMILTON FISH, ez o6cio.
ABIIL A. Low, er o6lcio JAMES s. wADSwoRrH,
MOSES II. GRlNNEIJ., ISAAC BELL,
A. @. RICHARDS, CHAS. II. MARSH ALL,
RICH. NJ BI.ATCHFoRD, JOHN JACOB AsToR,
SAMUEL SLOAN, PR cSpER NJ. WErMoRE ,s'y.
The report was unanimously adopted.
The General Committee prepared the following report
10 be transmitted 10 the Common Council giving an &C
count Of the disbursements from the million dollars an
proprated for war purposes by the Authorities OF the
city OF New York
To HONORABLE im MAYOR AND COMMON Council OF THE
Cry or Nav YoRK;--
The Union Defence Committee OF the city Of New York
have the honor 70 report TO the Mayor and Common
Council OF the city Of New York that In the adm
on Of the trust reposed in this committee and by the
ordinance OF the Common Council approved by the Mayor
on the I'D day OF April 1861 In the disbursement the
sum Of one million Of dollars, appropriated In by
said ordinance they have expended for the war and pur
pcsts prescribed by the terms OF said ordinances the
amounts hereinafter stated.
Under The direction OF the Sub Committee on uApplica
lions for Provisions and supplies for provisions and
water proof blankets the sum Of 81 100
Under the direction Of the sub Committee Purchase
S15k ,lTp
urder the direction Of the sub committee con aid 70
Regiments" they bave made appropriations under four
!. For the subsistence Of the soldiers white the pro-
cess Of organization and formation OF regiments for &C
ccpance by the state by the general was
gong on.
q For clothing 10 the most destitute volunteers.
3. For the expenses Of recruiting stations
4. For uniforms, generally fatigue uniforms, and
equipments and accoutrements
These appropriations have been IN aid OF fifty four DIFF
ftrtnt regiments complete and incomplete and In the
whole amount TO the sum Of 1912 e15 49, account OF
which reausitione upon the Comptroller TO the amount
OF 1924 SOC % have been issued leaving balance on
such appropriations not yet drawn OF slS 0s9 TO-
The gererate amount Of the disbursements Of the APP
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year. without noise or confusion, for
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public enterprise, ~ times involving
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cufity 20 carry on the wort ~ 9th.
er., having the directors cndorsInp
the paper Of the company to the
amour, Of their entire estates, yet
nil was done without ostcntation Of
display, and the work steadily pro.
crossed. Other railroad enterprises
IN the State were loud IN their claim,
upon the public for help and IN set
ting forth the advantages of thcil
roads, while nothing Of the sorI
was done by Col. White. and, indeed
SO qaic, did he manage the Affairs o
the road, that everybody was aston
ishcd when il was announced that u
miles Of il had been completed.
Now We find Col. White in Carroll
ma and Georgia, negotiating with tn
banks for money, and We find him il
Memphis engaged with contractors
and then upon the line Of the road
everywhere giving bis personal atten
ton, and urging forward the compile
ton Of this great public thorough
fare. Success has crowned his 81
forts. and this last meeting Of III
Board Was the first that has take
place since the completion Of tn
road, and had Nc been q stockholde
we should have attended the meeting
and urged upon the company the pre-
priesy of an appropriation suiicieu
to have provided u testimonial
Col. White, suitable to the occasio
and his services, but ~ it Is, VI ar
left to the alternative Of saggestin
that the friends Of Col. White get u
. suitable testimonial to be prcscnte
to him. aud that c. =. Vance. Esq
be requested to act as treasurer,
|, whom eli contributions may be sen
and who will take the necessary stcI
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We hops our planters will SOW
large quantities Of wheat this fall,
and make preparations to raise every
thing but cotton. From presen. in
dicssions, there Is barely enough pro.
dueed to las, twelve months, and the
war is likely to las, several years, so
that il is absolutely necessary for
eur planters to raise everything bu,
cotton.
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- Cnl. ]. Fred. Simmons

quests Us to say, that he Was proven.
ted from attending several appoint.
nents on account Of sickness In hi.
family and q bur, IN his foo, tina,
he expects to speak at Eureka on the
9Th Of November, the day Of election.
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Our readers will take particular
notice and remember, that the cleo.
ton FOR President, Vice presiden,
and Co~ressmcn, will take place On
next Wednesday, the 9th Of Novcm.
Der. We hope that everybody will
turn out aud vote, a. il is essential
that ibis, our first election, should
show to the world that We Gre fully
united.
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vnOM I.EEsUUno.

We received the following dispatch
on yesterday. just sir days after II
was sent. The dispatch was stop,
ped Mt Columbus, Miss, and sent to
us by mail. Why that was done, we
are Ut y loss to know, Tor tho opera.
tor ut Columbus ought to have known
that there Was an Office st Pamela.
MANASSAS, Oct. "a, 1861.
Col. NJ. s.. Ward:
We fought the enemy on the 2lst,
near L~eesbsrg. Great odds against
10. We defeated them ; took = thou
sand prisoners: loss Of the enemy
heavy; ours small. N.Y. company
fought bravcly; none killed. Fiscl
safe. GEO. r. F0OTE.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-10-31

~ We received a long eo.amuni.
cation from Z. s. n, giving an &C.
count Of the battle Of Santa Ro.
10 Island. But as i. did not reach
US until the the ?5th Of this month.
All il contains had been Published
long before in the papers.