New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

dent than ever They proceeded 10 arm themselves,
and made various threats 20 what they in'ehusu W
do for Jefferson Davis and fot bis enennes auu ~
posers. On Wednesday night about IL ci2Sh, 70
steamer Altamont, with Capt. Brltt OF the !. Lee
Regiment, and detachment Of 40 OF bis melt w.
here for the purpose Of interfering win MI "''
deras designs. os . ,;,,,o
The boat reached tie mouth Of Cross Creek I..e l
before daybreak Yesterday morning snd Capt. Biltt
marched his mon forward TO Sanders houee, w. ~;
that gentleman up and requested BIN 70 arrass US ~
toilet and take little pleasure eA,uroa is lSmn W. ~
Wheeling. One Of The cons s'pou nar .. ' yva. taken
away from him. ard both tue men put uhoer guaIu'
SECOND son was then brought out OF The mouse, ahu
search OF the premises Immediately ihstitu'eu' pyno
three or four revolvers, several guns, anu O'neI
SsrIpssss were found all Of which were loaded with
bssvy charges half-fnished Secession nag was
sIso fonpd The sons then get at liberty but Ite
old man and his traps were conveyed 10 he p9a' lne
steamer roaehed the landing about 10 oelock yester-
day morning, creating no small degrte OF curlosns
TO The object Of her sudden departure and return San
ders was taken to Camp Carlle, where ne is now con-
fined.
The following is list Of the " contrsband' articles
found in Sapderss house: Two of Colt revolving
rifles one OF Warrens six shooting revoyeIs, TWO o
Colts ive-shooters a common rife, and common
shotgun, four Towder TASKS and seven bulie' no's
three Bowie kuyea eod one sword, two Sec.ss'on
flags, and 1000 percussion caps. Wheeling Intel
The PkOCLAMAIlON sOr WV D44tNN. -
SrATE OF NEv.HASFsH EricurIy. BEe r. Z.
CoNcoRp August zl 1881 y
To ASrpOxr CoLhr. hdstan' Gad i"p'e'''G'"e'H q "'
Nfp- -Hdspshirs Mdnid - lit 1,
SIR: In pursuance of an act Of Congress- entitled
"An Act to authorize the employment OF volunteers
70 aid in enforcing the laws and protecting pu1nc
property" the President Of the United States i'as
called upon the State of New-HamPshire TO iurnlsn
two or more regiments of infantry to consist OF ten
compauies each in addition TO those already raised
and mustered into the service Of tie United States 10
aid in carving iuto effect said sct Of Congress
l. Nathaniel s. Berry. Governor ard Commander.
in Chief Of New-ismpsbire u pursuance Of an act o
the Legislature entitled " an Act 10 aid IN The ee-
feuse Of the country approved July s. 1901, ana oy
and with the advise and consent Of the Council com
Insnd you to make proclamation calling for volunteers
from the enrolled militia OF this State TO the number
Teauired for two regiments of infantry, 10 CONFORMITY
10 said act Of Congress The exgeney OF the thited
States Government calls for prompt aud eneiBeuo
action on the part of all loyal citizens and u is my
wish to place at the disposal Of the President TWO OF
more reg mens Of infantry, thoroughly uniformed ana
equipped and effectively armed, at the earliest Ios-
ible dsy; and sure am that shall have the hearl!
co.opefation of all good citizens in the aeeom
OF any purpose for the protection OF the laws ana pao
lie property agsiust every species of rebellion or lnSur
rection. come from whatever quarter u may
NATHANIEL g. BERRY,
Governor and COmnsander'in-Chisi