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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
GEN. JoHNsroY's TROOPS, ETC.
BALTINoH Monday. July -, !

BhLTIHoiJ' MohdaV. JulN -, iNhl'
Ady;cos from Harper's Ferry state that none Of
Gen. Johnstons troops bad returned 10 Winchester or
Cbarlostown mp to yesterday. One regiment OF Lou
don County volunteers have returned TO Leceburg, and
Il is reported that two more their way thher
from Manassas Junction At last accounts Gen. john
ston was sill al Mansssas.
Gen. Lee bar been assigned the command on the
upper Potomac in place Of Gen. Wise, and ito unite
Biz force and that under Gen. Garnet for movement
AGAINST Gen. R0sen0anz.
The "a Rhode Island Battery hos arrived, 70 AXE
the place of the ist whose expires the ID Of
August.
The 18th and 10th Indiana Regiments have abo
arrived.
Shortly after ) O'Clock this afternoon tho steamer
Joseph Whitney left oorc aud called at Fort Nc
Henry taking thence all The State prisoners confined
there against whom indictments have not been found
for the purpose Of conveying them 10 Fort Hamilton,
Now-York Their names are John w Davies, w.
II. Gatcholl, and Charles Howard, Police Commission
ors; Il. II. Alvey, John II. Kne.ck, Dir. c. NJ. Haze
i'm, S. II. Lynn, J. Il. MurPhrey-all charged with
reasonable acts against the Government. guard Of
two companies Of Col. Pnlts 2Oth Ncw-lorh Regr
mcnt accompany The steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FROM WHEELING THE LEGISLATURE
ADJOURNED.
WHLrLING, Va, July q,

WHEELING, Va. July q, 1861.
The Legislature adjourned on Friday after transact
iue good lead Of business looking TO the complete
working establishment of new Se,te Government.
4 s,ay-law was enacted, patrol bill was passed,
authorizing dc Governor 10 organize patrol in such
counties as may need them, and about 100000 were
appropriated for carrying on the Government
similar was also appropriated for military pur-
poses. 0n be ast day Of the session resolutions were
adopted blcdgiug the members Of the Legislature, in
,heir individual capacity, to all their efforts in e
iccting a lcroagh military organization in Western
Virginia.
The as week Of the session was occupied chiefly in
discussing bin reported from Special Committee on
shc division Of the State. Tie bill proposed TO give
The assent Of The Legislature to the diysion. and
recommended the Convention shortly % Reasonable 70
taEc immediate action on the subject.
a long discussion followed, ard developed pretty
strong element opposed to any division Of the State.
good many favored immediate action, on the
ground that wlenthc State should be fully represented
assent to The division could 10; be obtained and they
wanted TO make Of the advantage that circumsian
ees had thrown in their way. They for diyision
first, and Igst, and all the time.
Another he majority class favored @ division, bul
thought !, mlDitie as itwouh interfere with The plans
of The Government, which wond not II this timo
eouutenaiicc s1rh move.
The result was thai no aelon az all was taken
on lie hil and the Legislature eft he subject iuzt
where th,y found il.
The Convention will leasseiubl, on he Cth ploNimo.
1hE BROOKLYN THIRTEENTH IN RODTE.
BAtrWoHr, Mplfay iuiy -, 1861.
Ihe Brooklyn Thineentt Gedmtul lcft Balylnoc
q Il o'c!oel dis morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
IRON AIBANl.

ALBANY, Monday, July -, 1861.
GOV. Morgan will promptly issue an order setting
forth the plan To- be pursued in ,nlialug and organizing
regiment. under the new call for volunteers. IL is
now supposed ,lat tho order i Issued by the Military
Board, providing that when - pcnons shall have
formed ticmsclyes into Company they shall lie
authorized 70 elect their company officers and be ae
cepcd sha be rcsnacted, and that the present force
-ha take ts groundwork from this basis. The COM
pauior win then he filed MP by recruiting or by con.
solilaiioa Unnecessary.
The Governor will do I'LL in his power facilitate the
reorganization OF the force, bat VIII act with the
understanding tint the State will not have 10 bear the
exren-e. but that all will be paid by tue General
Government.
Any regiment, already organized, willing to volun-
ieer for three years or during the war, will be &C.
cepted. Regiments in process Of formation, should
report a once companies organized, or TO be organized
which will be accepted a. soon as Offered and as
signed their rendezvous.
The Governor has already assumed the responsibility
of ordering Ia coo uniforms for the new levy. The
General Government, assumes the entire expense Of
this new levy ard viii furnish the Governor with the
necessary fuuds 10 meet accruing outlays. THIS will
render an extra session of the Legislature unnecessary
Tie hate Safe Military Board 10 thus thrown entirely
overheard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
TIE PRIyATEER SUMTER.
BosToS, MOnda

B0sToN, Monday, july y, T0OI'
A letter from Capt. White Of the bark Louisa Kill
ham, dated July 10, says that the bark Louisa Xii
ham was to -a next day for Falmouth under convoy
of the United States steamer Crusader, who would
keep her company mill passing Cape Amonio. All
the vessels before reported taken by the Sumter were
liberated by order OF the CaPtain-General, and were
ready to leave on Tic 18th instant under the same
convoy.
The United States stean-figaie Niagara touched
here few days since, and has gore in pursuit. Of the
Sumter, which vessel no doubt will try 70 intercept
one Of The California steamer. Capt. White states
tat the eommardoF 81 the Sumter took all his papers
including register, ro aud sea articles. as be WAS
Obliged 70 sail with letter from the United States
Consul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
AFEAIRS At ALEXANDRIA.
ALIA4NDEIA, Monday july 9

ALEXANDRIA, Monday, July -, 1861.
On Saturday nigh, The buildings known as Roctes
N;lls. four miles ont on ihe London and Hampshire
Railroad were burned. Ten members Of the New
York 10Th Regiment are under aFrest charged with
being the incondiarios.
scouting party of the New-YoIk go Regiment on
Saturday night encountered five Secession cavalry
eight miles out on tue Fairfax road. man Supposed
10 he the captain va, killed also his horse. They
made good their escape with hs body.
member Of the 29th was killed yesterday by one
Of his own regimen, while robbing potato-ratch in
violation Of orders.
- The tamperiug with tie soldiers by the Secession
residents here has become 50 bold within the laft few
da, g. that Gen Runyon ssned order to-day Tor the
arrest Of al parties suspected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FROH HAYTL
THE DIFFICULTY WITH SPAIN SETTLED.

Capt. Iarraway az the brig King Brotlers ito~
pot-gu-Prncc, arrived Yesterday, bringing dates to
July ~.
ON the 9Th Of July Spanish feet Of six steam-
fri ates came 10 anchor or the town. The demands
Of Spain being pretty well known, there was great
excitement on shore and complete suspension of all
business
The Spanish Consul landed with Bis disT aclcs.
which were rejected by the President. The demands
Of Spain being Gee Indemnify and salute Of
~ guns the Spanish Admiral not % return il. On the
9TH all the foreign residents were notified 70 leave
within + hours.
When half the time had expired, compromise was
ELECTED, mainly through tho British Consul, who ex-
ertei himself to the utmost. The none! part OF the
question If to be settled by Commissioners, and the
salute Was mutual exchange, which took place on
the 10Th
Had the President complied with the demands OF
Spain, the Haytiens would have revo!ted ard he lad
not force sufficient to have driven of the hcet. An
aprea was made TO the generosity of Spain which II
vulnerable point with her. On the Hi, the Spanish
Admiral with two rgates sailed, and on The 10Th two
others left leaving but at this date. The Spanish
Consul had atso taken up bis residence n Port-su-
prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FROM HARPERS FERRY.
GIN. BANKS HAS RETIRED WITH His COMMAND

We learn that Gen. Banks, Immediately on taking
command of the forces at Harpers Ferry, commenced
the removal Of the army and provisions to the
MARY land side ut point in Frederick County, about
three miles from Sandy Hook. Tie construction o.
the bridge also stopped, aud prepara'ions made
lie from attack either from the Virginia OF tho Mary.
land side
y tie cars from the Ferry Yesterday we learn that
Gen. Banks Saturday and yesterdy withdrew ms
tr, ons to the MARYLAND side aud formed his camp in
,trong position i'll the rear of the Maryland flights, to
which point biz pckets will extend. lie ia being
rapidly reinforced, and will soou have Large army
under his command. II is said that several Of the Penn
sylyana iments Yesterday ordered 10
that point aud an luoana aud Pennsylvania regiment
Passed, through this city, Saturday, for the same
destination. II is rumored that Gen. Johnston has
returned with bis command to Winchester and
will probably commence offensive demonstrations
along the Maryland liue. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
TIE SIXTY-NINTH

m, co., =, .-;.., ,,h,,ad ~, ,ha;r or,,or,- c,a-
i'o o''u .;,, ,,a ..,',,o,,i,,, IS -.
E'seA ''ih'' 49, ~ -, -
mustered ou' y, $50 20,
Their 'fiehuS "'eu ''1 '''oeo 1O's' PtI
"Suiauou P'o'0"''1 '"'' -, -
was pre"y wen oc'"peu .! 'uo 's s ,so n'ror.
ose"s " 'o', eo'D 81 10, % o,.rg,. On
% 'N' OY'" "'o - ,ha ',sa, h,,,e bnt merely ..v
''el ~" 80 : s a.,
'oey u'ea u w '"''i 1"'; ,,o -. ,t..o ,,o,.,
Ai'1, '"' ',tr.ssed The soI,,,r.
capt ibo'H"S ''"i'ie "'"e'''
saying that he had been requested ny o"p'' hehey,
acting colonel of the regiment to state that deputa-
zion Of officers had called upon the proper officer to
,ua...,,n 4 tho regiment couId be mustered ont Of
aSo'. '''" . 49,, 49,, - -.
service NJ O'CLOCK, hs 'oey uau re"s'h W suppose
would be the The officer had replied that be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
THE EIGHTH AND sEvEYTY.FRsT REGI-
MENTS

II was reported yesterday that tho 9Th and7Ist Reg.
ments would be mustered Of service ia the evening
The 9Th accordingly assembled at their armory in large
force, when announced that the time of the mus
terng out could be then specified The 7Ist expect
to be mustered out this afternoon but there appears to
be some uncertainty about the matter In both these
regiments there il strong feeling in favor Of return.
ing to the war, but always accompanied by the EN-.
phatic proviso that they must have officers who from
their capacity will inspire the confidence Of the men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FROM CAIRO. ILL.
THE REBELS 70 MARCH cN BIRDS POINT.

CAIKo, H., Monday, July -, 1861.
An EnQlishman dcsoIler from tie Rebel camp at
Union Civ, arrived here on Saturday night. He re-
rors that tie 1ebels there and at Fort Randolph and
Nenphis have received marching orders, and TINT
tbcir destination is Bride Point. They are to rem
devious at New Madrid. IT is also reported that the
.,camor Prince # Wales arrived at New Madrid on
Saturday with load Of horses.
The Rebels huye not approached nearer 70 Birds
Point than New Madrid. 1t Ii runorcd that two
steamers arrived there rom Memphis yesterday loaded
with horses and Toops.
Jcf Thompson, with 7On Arsansas troops, arrived
40 S.. Luke, No, on Friday evening. lie has been
appointed General, and succeeds Gen. Walters in
command Of the forces 81 that place.
Gen Polk has refused passes to any Pcr5ons wishing
70 leave Memphis To- any Northern STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
nm NEM.IERSEY TROOps, ZIG.
TRfNroN, Monday, jay 2

TRTNION, Monday, july -, Iooi'
Governor Ollen has not a. yet received any requl-
-iion from the War Department for more troops rom
this State H. IL alleged, however TIA. Ave more rcgi-
mens viii he called for, which can, IN brief tiTc he
obtained.
Tomorrow, paymastsrs Ailison and NeNeisb, VIII
begin 10 pay OH tia retained three months mllnA.
The Goycrnog IL having erected here machinery for
the altering and iang OF tia mskets belonging TO the
Stae to render them az eiecn, Is any in the service.
If additional troops are required from the STATE
aithorires it is expected they viii be equipped here
completely as The three months volunteers weee.
I.ieuienan, Henry zehner, Of Company u, Sd Nd
Miliiia. died Yesterday in Washington.
Two pnyates O., tic same Tc2'ue NJ aie icPoltea II
the ho4pital ~ W asLin,tcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
The Nexy.ygexfco Mail.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Monday, July %, 1881.
The Santa Fe mail and Carson Valley express 81.
rived here this moroing al clock, Tires days ahe.d
az line with dates from he former place TO the i5sh
and ffom the latter To the 18th int.
business MAJ ters ia New.Mexico have not changed
for the better although the -easonsole rains which
have fallen during the past three weeks give promise
of AN undart and possibly revival OF trsde
Tue Hon. Cabazu De BAca bis declined being Gun
di ate to Congress- thus sving tho field tree 10 judge
Watts who has eady gone 10 Washington, desi's'
TO he recognized agent for New-Mexco In the esis
session now beiug held.
The Naval cap i've question Is about 10 assume ~
portaIce as the tiibe determined on Az Pososc
occasions seek revenge and recover tnem. ~ ssces
In Rinos An attempt 10 recover MS stock stolen trB
him nv these Indians, come Of the best men at L"a
S,ricb Were surrounded aud all cd.
txo compspieso o. volunteers were recently mustefrS
I'm service TO supply the place Of the troops
from Fort Staupioa. ,od.n,Iv scA
The Placer mines yielding very aoano1nsy ~.
nrovinu 10 be the richest IA the Iorrtofy' A"oP
dust Weld 81 81 In the wasbiog. 4, ware s,cour.
From Caaon City the mining ne"' ~ wy
ag1SSg s California Guleh is yielding abundsDty. Srsas
Jo ~ miners are at work, being wen repa'o u"
their Cor brought in 200 in gold dust TO -
forward 10 Eastern .i'ies' q. n da.;a.x
TUG aas we look for m,re shipments OF trtxsuso
~ ,nts in the Fall, aud greater number o. res
s.pgers each week.
The Grea. Eastern leaves Quebec for Liverpool -
Tussday the 9Th August. will be seen BY our sdvss
sjsina columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
PARADE OF THE SIXTH REGIMENT.

In accoi dance with the desires Of large number of
the friends of the 9th Regiment, HewYork State Mill
tia il had an afternoon parade yesterday At2o'clock
the regiment left tue armory aud proceeded TO tho
Park, where hundreds Of friends had opportunity Of
meeting with the soldiers, and of holding heightened
conversations with them.
About A O'Clock Col. PiBckuey had the regiment
drawn up in line in front Of the City Hail. aud after
going through number of evolutions, be led them
into Broadway where they met with an Escort which
was intended for the regiment is arrival on Sunday.
Following the ortof their fends the regiment went
up Broadway to Fourteenth street, down Fourth ave-
nue. and Bowery to Grand street aud thence TO the
Armory over Centre Market; where, after stacking
arms the soldiers dispersed till to-day when il is
pected they will be mustered Of the United States
service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
MORE TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

BIsToN, Mohday July y, IooI'
The 18th Regiment left for the seat Of wal about
D. H. to-day. Ga their arrival from Fort lndePsn.
dence they artOo Of a substantial COLLATION., furnished
in Fannei Hail. and afterward were escorted to the
depot Tie regiment was largely recruited from
among the best families in Boston, and 'he prnyers
and good wirhes Of 40 entire community follow them'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
THE TORONTO GLOBE ON THE CRISIS.
ToRosTo, Monday, July ~, 1851

IUHONIO, MOuul!I Jul! - I00''
TIE GioJe, which has heretofore stror 9Iy symla'
tLized with the NORTH in al article to-day on Amefi
can affairs, says:
The sympathes of the British people were at hrst
enthusiastically with the North, but are fast becoming
aenaed by the uucalled-for assaults and misrepre-
sensations OF the Anne lean press
me Loodey Government organ advocates the
Government sending an additional number of troops
to Canada before Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EDIAvAPoLIs, Ind, Sunday, July y, 1861.
The eth Indiana Regiment returned home last even
ing This regiment did the hardest OF tue Lighting at
Rich Mountain. II will bereOrganiled and oller for the
war; The 10Th, Goth AMI 2lst Regiments will leave Tor
Wasiing,on this week. Ten new regiments VIII be
ready for the field ~ a few lays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
From 81. Louis.


ESCAPE OF THIRTY PRISONERS FROM JAIL.
ST. Lotss, July %, 1861.
Thirty prisoners escaped from tie County Jail lass
evening only two of whom have yet been captured.
Two or three of those who have escaped confined
on the charge of murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

FAIHKR PoISr, July %, lS6l-i0 u. N.
There are as yet signs Of tue Norwegian now due
here with Liverpool dates Of the 18th inst
The steamship lIbernls, for Lverpooln, passed down
nj IL AS on Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
The following resolutions were presented, and uuao,

imously adopted
ss@red That nc further rsyners be made 10 the ne. %
shers WOO have Grned Rre1 aud that The remainder a
uhe u applied 70 the 'eiefof tie ses Of the wounded
&c a. or Ritisiag Of the regiment
That the Secretary b. directed to amply the Can
49, us ohsffnt compaLies for list Of tie wounded tbs
Inat The istire sergs Of the committee fer the
m, at No. s9s BroadMsv ~ 90 "''' ~ VIVA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
Troops uoMEWARp BorNp.

PmtADTLriA, Monday, July !l--9p. N.
Tho l3l, Brooklyn ~. V. Regiment has arrived
bore aad il Eow passing down to Washington street,
whore they win p.rake Of cinshmonis az tho Vol.
lu,cer Saloon preparatory 'otranspcrMieu % Cgaden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FOR WASHINGTON.

Col. O. s. Feuys 9Th Regiment Of Connecticut is
expected here to-day, on It's wsy to Washington. Col
Ltouards 18th Massachusetts, was to have left Boston
Yesterday. and may also be expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
THE FORT MCuENRY PRISONERS 10 60 To
FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Monday, July -, 1901.
Tic Police Commissioners Of this city, Marshal Kane,
and other state prisoners now at Fort MclIeny, will
BE- cent this afternoon 10 FORTRESS Monroe by order Of
the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
THE SIXTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT.

CHICAGO Monday July ~, iool'
The 9th Wisconsin Regiment passed through TINS
city last night en- route for Harrisburg where they are
TO receive their arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
RETURN OF THE MASSACHUSETTS, FIFTH.


The Fifth Regiment of Massachusetts, Col. Law
renee, arrived in this city 10y the Camden and Amboy
steamboat at z. NJ, yesterday, aud marched I'd The
Park Barracks for SUPPER; which having been compile
ted, they returned to the Battery and embarked ON
the steamer Commodore for Fall River. Some Of the
thchest of the tight Bull Run by this fine
regiment, Whose ranks return thinned down TO the
number of 7S0; their loss including wounded and mis-"
sing amounting TO 81 men. Tie killed number "a.
Col Lawrence is among the wounded, although not
disablcd. He is spoken Of brave and good leader
by his own men.
An impromptl reception extended by some
twenty-five Sons Of Massachusetts who dined With the
officers at the Astcr House. Tie Massachusetts, Fifth
arc greatly changed ia appearance, not Only from ex-
pOsgre bat strnQlv In the matter of uniform. Their
pi ilia uniform ia which hey hurried through our city
one uight in the first dark days at Baltimore having
worn ont, noat and seryicedbe blgo flannel hunt
ir0 coats aud pantaloons have been substituted. Tie
Fifth Regiment 10 composed OF AN excellent class oil
mcchaui : from Bo.tOn and vicinity. The Iaosi dis
t4ot viaees repre- sented being Haverhi and Salem.
Tie soldiers OF this Tegment were furnished with
seamless light blue Oyercoats TO which they attribute
much Of the comfort which theg enjoyed during their
three months service. They had been whole days IN
the rain wi,lout being Wet through like the men IN
other regiments. Tie seamless coats are said To be
cheaper stronger Iaore durable aud comfortable than
the ordinary oyerCodte.
At =! o'clock the regiment left the Park Barracks
for the Steamboat No accident intervening, the Boz
toniaus will welcome Their soldiers some time this
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30

The C,rea. Eastern leaves Quebec for Liverpool -
Tuesday the 9Th August al viii DO seen by ow advse'
.ising columns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18


For iDcidental eIPeBs~s q The 9uaEterula4stsr >
department three hnDdrsd sixty-nTe thousand and
thir1een doiiars aud eighty cent?
Fer tTRuIpoEtation Of the army and it, s1ppaief5
tuO iliiol tE0 hundred sod tho1sAod one
hunAred and eighty-Eix d1llxrs And eshty-0ne
cent?
For transportation II oEirerS bsggzEe, bhetu
fhD1Elnd three hundred G1d sfKty-seTen collars
For purehass of draso01 horses. tTo hundred and
uinety-seTe1 tho1saud three hnndred and thirty
FoE clothing. camp ard ElHison equiPage, one
rafllioa, thrss h4nired ~ ffy thousand one hun
dred a1d my one dollars and thirty-sight eenta
HoT current eXpenses Of ordnance service tuellty
| tbOusEnd d0lllrs.
ding horse equtpnents for al mounted trOOps, four
( hundred thousand dollars.
Ror Manufacture Of arns sixty thousand dollars
ulsiDnal ArnloEy, fry thousand dollars
For p1rrhAss Of gEnpouder and lad IOFty thOu-
Fgs paFchass Ofastiusry horsez, twenty-five thou
sanI dollars
For hire Of quarters for troOps Of store houses for
the sAfe keeping Of military EOre4 Of grounds for
summer eznt1nmeuts, and for Temporary huts- one
ka1dred AID dfy-eiSht thousand two hundred and
eighty-tbnee d0lIIn and eiEhty-One cents
Sec. J. And belt farther enacted That AL appTo-
pratiOns and an provisions Of law herein eonEained
applicable % three years volunteers shall Eppy 70
two Year, Vnlunteefs and all other volunteers who
have been may Be received into the service Of the
United States fOrs period exceeding three month";
Approved, July Il, 1851
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

~ ACT % proEids fsF no payment of the militia
81 TsIuutiars called Into thS ssEVies q The Uni
"a ststsl, froa ths tii1s they we're called iHto
seTTss 70 ths fhfTtisth Day q JuBs, eighteen hun
drod asd EGfyo8s-
Rs Il snaetsA b. The Esnafs and Houss of Repre-
osrfafiSea q the Ubitsd stztes d AmsFea 10 COD-
Ersss Assmblsd That there Be and hereby = appro-
priatsd Oat q aBy macy "a tbs TTeasuTy not Oh
sTSfss arpropriaied- tbs q eve milisons ssTeH
huudrzf a1d dHty tha1sABd doiiara, ef - much
GhsruJf - nay bs hsasaaFy. % enable ne oOTsrI-
neat 70 pay The militia ard Volnntstrs called nt1
nrrvtes a thu Enitad states, beng a Nodits1lai
arIalns r-1uirsd r. IL Seal y0Lr sDiinE JuDs
thirtieth, siEhtssn hundrsd ADD stIty-01s-
Ir,pruFsL July Il 1881.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-18

Dersnber. Iss5. - G1r ~ Tie sane Say Be ap
Dlisd = the pr0Tisa a this Iet- and bot noonsis-
tent thsTeuifll. aEe hereby REVIVED - re-=naetel
See- IL And Be Il further enseted. IhEt 10 defT1g
al tie expenaes that nay attend the eIeut1ol %
this aet the % two hundred tbo1s1ad d9liar @
% much thereof as nay Be neeesaEy, Be and the
saae : hereby aI1g0lEistsd 70 be taEd Out q any
uoney IN the IFezfuFy not Otberuiss gppruFEtGted
Approved July u, 1881.