, 1861-07-06
Especial Correspondence Of tho TrIbune.7

$uCcIe B0uu AOtt VI 1eulS AulE ~ IGLalU o
large proportion of the men now here in the
service. i am told by officers Of the regiments
that they have sone heart now to attempt the
reorganization Heretofore it HAS been fels
that four 11fths Of the men could not, under
any circumstances, be prevailed upon to re-
volunteer. They the sf1cers} have been
wsrking at an uphill business, and with abso.
lutely no hopes Of success. In most under
tahiDgt, the enterprise with which they are
prosecuted,is in proportion to their chances Of
success. So, in the matter of this re-organiza-
tiop, the existence Of tile Brigade on a fixed
fact, there is no limit to the energy with which
officers will work for the preservation Of their
respective commands.
There Reems, however, to be something Of a
change in the programme. The matter is to
be left entirely with the Colonels Of each regi-
ment, as to when the mustering-in shall take
place. It was, in the frHt place, understood
that the whole thing would be accomplished
on the Fourth; but because Of s1ndry reasons
the akeve indicated change Of programme has
been ordered Ny opinion is that the re-mus-
terjng will net not now take place until after
the Raynastcr has paid Us visit. We will
then be in better humsr to decide as to the
p-cpriety Of orr "gsing it" for the long term.
Col. Lawlcr's 18th Zone Of the ''thirty day.
regiments) WAS mustered in Oh the LIST.
Tie two Chicago companies in the 12th
Regiment are, am informed, ready for 4
three years. enrolment, when the lime comes.
Tbese tuo comn,n;aa hv t1,a ,v,t- ho,,n ~
~ sp4..o' ~ - ~ "Ns' nafo no
eapsf1o9s ~ olA az camp Nelancc-
Capt. Smiths command, Company A. Chi
caeo Arti1lery,> refused i. a bpd1 to ba mns.
~, r. .r,,,t 80 !.
'tfeo IN. ~ nio's no1 We enoe1stooo' ao"
ever, that tha members Of Company 4 were
nrFil,irr to n1edse Themselves for threa vs,r.
s.r,;on ~ tf,a o7,,ar h.aa r;o.,t 1sT;1,ass -
ss1'1ee' ~. .Ae otAe1 AAaa' Ea'u' .il1lu ln-
.otins me mat the command ls agreed, almost
to a man, to 20 for the war, but that thew in
siEt cn frEt seeing the Paymaster, an iudivid-
ual whose presence is very much desired at
Camp Defarce just NOW.
There seems TO be q better fseling to-day
than tor long time btfore, and gather from
conversation with several company stticers,
that their men, low that the ten days fur
Tough and payday arc pretty surely close at
hand, are coming rapidly over in favor Of the
long term enlistment.
1t is reported here, upon what authority I
knsW not, that the Lincoln Rifles and the
Union Turner's arc to be shortly ordered back
to Camp Defiance. We shall certainly be very
glad to zee them once more among ua
During the week We have had quite num-
ber Ct celebrities in town. The Rev. D.. Bal
lows Of New York, Dr. ]. s. Newberry Of
Cleveland, and ". Il. Murray OF Cincinnati,
as sub committee Of Enquiry and Advice IN
Respect Of the Sanitary 1nterests of the United
Stst' 3 Forces" The Sanitary Committee, Of
| Which they are members, and In furtherance Of
| the objects of which they have visited Camp
Defiance, - the approval OF the Secretary Of
War anu bis onicisl authorization. These
gentlemen, IN company With the Brigade oil
Gers, made an official Inspection Of tn compar
| nj qnsrt. rs and cf the hospitals. With the
tasitsry coaditiou Of the camp and with the
| bosEital regulations they were particularly
| we'll pleased. And, in fact, dent see how
much exception could be well taken to the
administration OF the medical department Of
ttjs camp.
The health Of the camp continues generally
| good. Tho Plainfleld Artillery COMPANY,
csnped on the Ohio leYee above town, is
however, suffering severely just now. They
| are surrounded en- all sides By swamps, the
at tbtm. Capt McAllister the other day re
ported twenty five to thirty men down With
The typhoid .tyer. Ono OF their number, By
the nsme Of JacotE, died on the 50th, and was
tie SANG day taken to PIaiDfeld for burial
Tie Captain is very much co2ccrned for his
| q, aL4 1l6lSt8 upon 2 removal to some
healthier location.
| The seceesionists Of Kentucky seem to be
| on the more. The two rom mnanies which havr
| heretofore been STATIONED at Columbus. pushed
| off for D.xie-oue on SATURDAY., The other ou
| Morday evening W
Thesc f.1inws were mnster;no With Sat,
| p,,ns and nn1cr, saonss;nn n - 7ran, ~, oe
orsa ano nnuG1 sS Cap '1mse
Fink s;eTart fhe C1intnn comn,nr nv Tnsg
have core to ClaTksrilie. Tennessee lam
re|isbiy informed that I've comnsn;es f,arn
Cclpmbns the other dav on thcis Wav 4o f
Davis's Confederate States Of % Amer9ic3. 9 ~ 'eN
rocecusly ramrants driving ont 19nIon 3eS nv h.
the eccrr Wa huye had nnmbe- IF r.fnrasJs
here within lew days. A yonnc man hv 7tbs Ibe
nane of Woodward Eas dri,en ont mo nns ~ a. az
last Tsfk bE: a rnrp nf de.ncradoea ~ ~
hrod Of which was 5ne James TnTi1 = fInitad
States Deputy WarghaiI 4 hearfffn1 cnn,.
n entary. certainly. on the Ecntucky- Buckncr
Maoffiir nentrahtv farrr
4 trer scatter f1nfnn nar ,;oh+ and ,ae
down hcre in EenfncEv and 1f,ss6nr; n ana an,
thoussnds of soldiers In Tami, nef;,ance e. az
,aee;ra noH u so1olei0 - ~ eamp psnaase ats
hoTeve, chafes nndsr the 1fst.,;nt a.,d " ~,
comnniso,v ;neetvit1 - 1t. ~ ~ -:
to ffen 4 varm fnr the ranidr son,pn S mtat 4,
VI ~ aEi1e hear nofh;no nou a d,,e ofc7s,h TAIL
.n, a.na- a tbas1er. noM uuts VI SiAlu. Jach'
fS11rnh r. Inn;a ;nnrn,ts ~, eoass ~ aeaca u
svey 5eno+t secea!;n,. u1 s1tu1s, LOW
tbe ;tf,e Riger sWs1nna ~ M;asnnr; u.y9nt 5 IL
ChalF Rfuff*' Arlsnsne Th.E 80 ~ aeo e,
syTaV from M 4hnnon "a oeo95,-5sn,, In ~ s ~
nnserstana;nc NJ S'rv ~, c,ons;Sassh} " ~.
menfs csn be- made wit5ont nrsers p from IS.t W.
ern headnnarters' - ~AA o"s~
One Gtoree Whitmore of Bi.to1 RT va
here last eysninr: on his waT Fast trnrnn ~ Ne1 I,
Orleans. He is resnonsih]e for a afnrr f1oot
ipg about to-day, to the effect that q weel
or Two apo. Rrenen shfn nm IL,
blockade It The mouth Of the Missiasipni
The ebip, according to LII. Whttmore anf
who declares himself to be well acquainted
with The captain. = "a fort1 davs from FnuE
forton-the-Maiue, and commanded by q Yan
kee skipper Of Bristol. Sue had On boar.
10000 Ditch rnnsEefs1 os1 pahres emai
sized second baud field nieccs. and o01 Eeg
Of powder, The circuInstsrtiaj manner I;
which Nhitmnre fr1is the etnrr 1i1as T. ., =,