Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-06
Military Affairs in the State.

The following is Order No 23, issued from
the headquarters of the Department Of the
Pacific on Thursday last
In compliance with instructions received
from the General-in Chief the following
movements of regular troops in this Depart
ment are ordered, preparatory to their sailing
for New York
The garrison of each Of the several posts
in the District of Oregon will upon being re-
heved by volunteer troops proceed 20 Fort
| Vancouver, from whence they will be sent to
this city The horses and horse equipments
belonging to the company of cavalry at the
Dales, will be turned over to the company
of Oregon volunteers the horses and equip
ments pertaining to the other companies OF
cavalry in the District will be brought to
this city.
2. The troops serving in the District Of
Southern California, will, with the exception
of those stationed at Fort Yuma and New
San Diego, be in readiness to concentrate at
San Pedro When relieved by volunteers the
companies at Fort Yuma will unite with that
at New San Diego.
8. The garrisons of Forts Churchill, Hum
boldt, Bragg, Crook, Castor. Umpqua and
Terway will be relieved by volunteer troops.
When relieved the companies of the Sixth
Regiment of infantry at these posts will re-
pair to Benicia Barracks, and those of the
4th Infantry and 1st Cavalry to this city.
The horses with their equipments pertaining
to companies of the lst Cavalry at Forts
Churchill and Crook will be brought to this
city.
4. The headquarters and companies &c,
III ;" a." and a." of the Srd Regiment OF
Artillery, will be in readiness to sail at mo-
ment's notice The horses. harness, etc per-
tanning 70 company &c" will be turned oven
to the Quartermaster's Department and the
field battery and Ordnance stores to the Ord
nance Department.
o. Lieutenant-C Colonel Merchant will a,
once transfer from companies I'D, "H," "I,
and 81, of his regiment IA sufficient number
of privates to make an aggregate of 90 fol
each of those companies selected to remain
on this coast.
G. Paragraph l of Special Orders No lC5
is revoked. Company "a" Sd Artillery, vii
Immediately proceed to the Preside of Sai
| Francisco.
I. The troops directed above TO repair t,
this city, will. upou their arrival, receiy,
further instructions.
BY order Of Brgadier General Sumner.
II, y. ItNl NJ
Assistant Adiutant General.
BUTTE COUNTY VOLUNTEERS We find tht
following in yesterdays Butte Record:
| We are informed that a company of about
! 80 men has been raised in Wyandotte anC
vicinity, in this county, under Mr. Flynn |,
is expected that the company will leave Wy
andotte to-day for Marysvile, to Join Col
KeIlogg's Regiment, at the eneampment near
| that place.
The same paper thinks that Orovlle viii
furnish another company. 1t says:
Notwithstanding the large number o
men vino have volunteered from this county
enlistments are being made daily, and W.
/ hope soon to announce the departure of Mr.
F. A. Morgan with his Company, to join the
eucampment at Marysville The opportuui
ty offered 10y this company for enlistment i:
superior one-as the members can be sent
to regimental headquarters with little eX-
pense or delay.
Mr Morgan was in the Mexican War, ant
has experience in military matters whicl
| i've him, and men uuder him superior ad-
! vantage over inexperienced officers and men
Let this company he filled up by all means
to make, as we believe it will, the crack com
psny Of the Fifth Regiment.
| CANT MCDoUGALL.-Thi is the name givel
| by Colonel Connor to his new camp at Stock
ton. The we'll known Jack Keeler has beer
appointed sutler to the camp.