New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
Capt. Neil, his aid, has arrived, and Gen Butler,
WIN his aid, has gone 10 Washington.
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Capt. Neil, his aid, has arrived, and Gen Butlsr,
WIN his and, has gone 10 Washington.
All rors Of subtersnves are resorted to by MANY 81
lhe soldiers TO get back 10 New.YOrk. Some weeks
go one Of the men Of The 9Th applied Col PnckDey
ior leave OF absen.e, and Al she time presented
e'h."e rom phy'ician in your riiy, setting forth
mat ma wife was danerou-ly NJ and his presence was
required at home forthwith. The certificate appear.
! Il genuine, leave Of absence war granted; but Il has
Since ansFied that the document was bogus, or was
got up by some qiack Tor n snall fee The fellow
having reached home, went to the wives az oshe,
soldiers and Id them how prore ed and since then
The Colonel has been overrun with soldiep beay;ng
Doctors certificates, setting forth serious illness IN
their families. The following action of the companv
10 which this man WAS attached, shows wha, d..
position was made Of him:
Foar MaDIsos, Wednesday, May IS, 1861.
Co. Fl. GovERAoR's GUARD, Gn REo. n Y.S.M}
At meeting held us .yelb ih. Conpsoy szrrisoned
here the following preamble resolutions unannou
h,eas g. Wei. member Of ibis Company, residing s.No
25 Eighth street retnned home the 4b Of May with aesve
VI aDseBce for five days;
Hheeas The five days long since expired and the ,ss
N DID not yet egp but on the contrary has busted hin,s
with wishing the families Of those here their
country and making al kinds OF fe representations in refer
wrles send let here the eject that s-.
ck &c. for the nrp . Of gtng the men leave Of absence
Reorei That cowardy harmony the
feepss the bsrs OF this Company they only tendas
heotrd That said Wsbs and l. asrsby erped from ,h
f s s re ssas " S% s % Il. BE-
tn diaelent papers Of Sew;YoIs; sCuw.nm, 60,
Il. CERP. Sec'y. Cart. b. SCHWARTZ. Chairman.
Under contract with the Government the American
Telegraph Company has extended lis lie from the
ioroad DEPOT Oh The oufkits Of the city TO the Ac
deny grounds, AID telegraph Office is now establish
ed al the headquarters The lines IRE subject 70 and
entirely under the conro OF The Government, and
dispatches concerning public Matters either to
papers individual allowed 10 be- sent without
heiug supervised and cOuniersg' Ell by the command
ing officer. Meosrs. samuel NJ Brown and j. II. Bun
nell are The operators Whenever sctive operations
are commenced against tie r.tel forces the Govern
ment will probably adopt the Ian used by Louis Ma
pOeon, namely, To drop protected wires any where
along The grass Ioads, eldo, river, from point 10
point, 30 to signal the movements Of the troope
withou, delay.
send YOU the names OF the disloya smbers Of the
9Th Regiment who refused 10 take the oath and
who stripped Of their Announcements and driven
ANONYMOUSLY from the camp with instructions to get
home as best they could at every step they We're
greeted with bisses and the 10y al refused 10 hold
intercourse with them. They had no excuse for thus
abandoning the Regiment as they we're Well cared ior,
having ienty TO eat, plenty OF clothes ana comfortable
quarters. Such men those should be ever treated
with scorn and their name published IN every quarter
Jacob Lehman, Co. T.. William Reiss. Co. y.
Lirut. jacob Debohen Co. b. berry zelius. ca. b.
John II. Dali Co. X. Robert Ferguson Co X.
Henry Klein, Co X Sim R"enousn, Co T.
co. Scnmid Co. X. .Iohn LANCER Co. X
M,rris Scheyer 60. =. George Find, Co. c.
Francis Firscn, Co G. VIM. Bahmer, Co. c.
Abraham Kinder, Co G.
Several members Oh the iotn Regiment, on TIE
ground that they not ale 10 stand the fatigue %
a solders life, refused to take the oath of allegiance
TO the Government, and We're seLt home by Col.
Smith.
BY means of the railroad and steamboat We have
daily communication with yonr city, and as an writ
ing g O'Clock p No. those industrious urcblos, the
newsboys are crying outsde OF our quarters, Here's
New. York papers-rRIsUSE, Herald, Tunes" AT
first twenty cents Changed for your papers, then
ten cents, and now the standing rate lie i've cents.
SUNDAY, May IL, 1861.
One of Natures lovelest DAVIS The bells are chin.
ing from the Catholic Cathedral in town, and many Of
he soldiers preparing goto Church. All ques
in the garrison.