Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-08
military Affairs in the state.

The Alta says that First Lieutenant D. H.
Hall arrived at San Francisco on Friday
with thirty eight fine looking recruits, en-
listed in the vicinity Of Santa Rosa, Sunoma
county, for company c, of Second Cavalry.
Lieutenant Ball has seen service.
The CoRcoRAN GuARD-This IS the name
Of a company being raised at San Francisco,
composed almost exclusively of Irish-born
etizens It is now nearly full and is de-
signed as part of Col Connors regiment.
James Finuerty. an experienced military man,
is Captain of this Company.
TEsrIMoNrAL.-The friends Of Captain ].
b. Urmy, late of the San Francisco Press,
but now in Cole mel Connor's Third Infantry,
are contributing towards an appropriate tes-
tmonial to be presented that gentleman.
Eight recruits from Santa Cruz arrived at
San Francisco on Friday, to Join the Second
Cavalry Regiment.
SAN JUAN REcRuITs. For several weeks
past, Capt c. H. Hayes has had recruiting
station open in this place Nightly the drum
has been heard, as reminder to those who
wished to enlist Some twenty or twenty
! five names have been enrolled, and others
arc known to be ready to join the company,
so soon rs there is evidence that it Is likely
to be filed Should Capt Hayes not sue
ceed in raising a full company, it is hisin-
tention to merge with a company now form
ing at Nevada. 1t is his wish to SO into
camp with his recruits in about two weeks
from the present time San Judn Press.
OrFCERs.-The following are the names Of
the captains of the various companies be-
longing to Col Judah's regiment: g. W. q.
RowelI, b. r. West, E. L.aW hitting, and j.
Ives Fitch. Several other companies are
nearly full but they have not elected officers
yet.
RECRUITING IN TUoLuMNE-Quite a large
number of recruits have been enlisted in this
county during the prst week. Capt Tupper
has a company so nearly full that they will
elect their officers on Saturday next Mr..
Staples has obtained several good men for
Col. Connor's Regiment. Capt Glazure has
also got several names on the roll for another
company, besides many others of whom We
have no particulars Columbia Times.
MILITARY ENrHUsNsM.-A gentleman from
Calny eras informs the Stockton Independent,
that military enthusiasm has at length taken
possession of the people of the mountains.
He says miners were selling out or leaving
their claims in every quarter: clerks are
forfeitlng lucrative situations, paying from
$50 to 500 per month and that the county
Of Calaveras alone will turn out not less than
three hundred volunteers for the Third and
other regiments. Companies and squads are
being recruited in nearly every town.
SIERRA VOLUNTEERS - Capt John Hall
raised cavalry company of 100 men in Sier-
ia, aud one or two OF the surrounding coun-
ties, which was ready to report for duty,
/ when it was ascertained the ranks of the
cavalry regiment were full, and the compa-
ny would not be accepted. Capt. Hall then
determined to offer it as an infantry or artil-
| lery company but number of men objected
to this kind of service, and some twenty or
thirty Of those who had signed the MUSTER
roll at Alleghanytown and Forrest City, de
termined to go to the wars anyhow. A
couple of wagon loads arrived in this place,
en- route for San Francisco, Oh Sunday eve
ming. escorted by the Alleghanytown Brass
Band On Monday morning the stage coach
brought number more-sweliing the aggre-
gate to some forty men. After breakiasting,
amid the cheers, shouts, tigers, and thrilling
music of the Band, the recruits took their de-
parture full of enthusiasm and patriotisn.-
San Juan Press