Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12


% be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
o. and Forwarded from The STAR Odhce.
MORE TsooPs Arrival of the Ne,c Yoyk Teen.
tySeesafk and TAivts-F.fh About IL O'Clock
las, nigh, the New TH s, Twenty seventh Iegi;
here, per rail They are from the western coun-
ties Of the State, and are a fine looking body Of
men. They are thu volunteer militia Of the state.
and have enlisted for the war The regiment 10
formed out Of the best OF material for campaign
ing, viz farms and mechanics, who are accus-
toned to active exercise and know how 10 berr
fatigue They are substantially uniformed, and
provided with complete camp equipage ard
horses for the field and staff The regiment is
known es the Union Regiment, )" and the OIL
GERS are
Colonel n w SlecOmH. Lieut. Colonel J J.
Chambers, Major J. J. Bartlett, AdjutaDt Jenk-
ms, Quartermaster Hamilton, surgeon Barnes,
Assistant SURGEON Morse, Sergeant Msjor Gaul,
Chaplain Buck
csptsin.-Adsms, Blakely, Rogers, Jay, Lewis,
Wonser, Gardner, Martin, Achilles, and James
Perkins
First Lieutenants-w bite, Ford, Jackson, Shell
don, Wells; Baker, Harmon, Burdine, Cowan,
and D. Phillips.
Second Lientsnants-Swann, Dick, Park, Cross,
Hurd, Gould, Rice, Oxar, Phillips, and II c.
Hall.
The men are armed with new Minnie muskets,
and know how 10 use them They have EN-
cient drum corps, under Drum Msjor Cook.
ARRIVAL OF THE THIRrY-FIYTH REGIMENT.
The Thirty-hfth regiment, New York State
Volunteers, arrived at 1 O'Clock this morning,
numbering $50 men The regiment was raised
mics being from that county, aud the other four
companies come from New York city. Buffalo,
Corning, Liberty, and Madison The regiment
10 armed with Sp-' field mus kets and is consid-
cred one of the best military organizations here
from the State Of New York being thorough bly,
drilled, and the officers being men Of high char
acter, e. well as military knowledge. They bring
a full outfit for the campaign, of camp equipage,
extra clothing. horses, &c, and are willing TO see
and experience the active life Of soldier
The officers are as follows:
Colonel, w. C. Browne; Lieut.. Colonel Potter;
Major Lord Adjutant Lyttle Qusrtermas,er
w. p. Gum; Surgeon Van Slack; Assista mt Sur
geon French; ChaplaH /. Merrill.
Company A-Capt. Winslow, Lieut.. Reynolds,
Ensign Chittenden.
Company B-capt. Angle, Lieut. Smith, En-,
Company c-captain Flower, Lieut.. Pitcher,
Ensign Cudwosth
Company D-Capt Smith, Lieut. Prince, En-
sign Howell.
Company E-Captain Rich, Lieut.. Bingham,
Company F-Captain Elwell, Lieut., shattuck,
Ensign Davis.
Company G-Captain Mendeu, Lieut. Marsh,
Company H-Caps. Todd, Lieut. Barnett, En-
sign Brown.
EH Company spald'0urg Lieut. Simpson,
Company K-capt. Camp, Lieut.. Zimmerman,
Ensign McWayne.
incy nave a DduQ OF IwelVe pieces, led DV PrOf
Choste, and drum corps Of twenty-five men,
under Drum Major Fish.
The Thirty fifth was mustered In Sunday eve
ming last, at which time they received marching
orders, and on Wednesday were at the depot at
Elmira, ready to start for the seat Of war.
REtsAsED on PARoLx.-Yesterday Mr William
Brent, Of Richmond, Va, who has been in the
coansy jail for some DAYS having been arrested az
asPy al Bladensburg, Md in company with Mr.
H T Scott, was released from custody by Justice
Dom The order for his rsl,aap -as 10
MIR J. N. Carlisle, who explained to the Justice
the way In which 10 Was obtained. Mr.. Carlisle
wrote to the Secretary Of War the following ap-
Mr.. Secretary: Il have fully and carefully In
vestigatsd the case Of Mr.. Vim Brent, aud have
caused bis deposition to IA ken and transmitted
TO Gen ManEned. ] assure you, as a gentleman,
that he has no completely whatever with the
present unhappy condition Of the country; is no
business G,n. Mansfield has apparently no time
TO examine the case, and beg you to order his
discharge upon parole.
,n,v :, ys ,SsI respectfully yours; A., c,
The Hon. Secretary Of War
The approval Of the Secretary was endorsed
upon the back Of the letter. and under the end
Bsnt Gen. Mansaeld's order to release Mr. Brent
40 stated.
Justice Dom Immediately proceeded to the jail
and administered an oath 10 Mr.. Brent, binding
him not to take Up arms against the y. s Gov
eminent, nor give sny information to the enemies
Of the Government, or In any way depoIt himself
tnconsistently as coed and loyal citizen OF the
United States; to which MIR. Brent subscribed,
and was released. Mr. Scott has not been released .
FIaE-This morning, about l O'Clock, a Ere
broke out In q bake house on Eleventh at, near
Maryland avenue, belonging TO Mr.. J. Straining,
which resulted In the destruction OF the bakery
and adjoining dwelling, and two houses "a frame
and 6rick) belonging TO John A Stevenson
The franklin fire company YVES early on the spot,
and worked nobly under many disadvantages to
save the property: The greet difficulty of gerting
fRsd fhlrn to 1K.Na Il
cellars that were ov.rfowed reel belonging
70 the Anscostia arrived later but greatly assisted
he Efforts Of the franklin. The loss Of Mr. Strain
lag i: not ascertained, proba yexceeding 81 GO;
and Mr.. stryenson's loss 10 about 81 200 insured
IL the Firsmen's for $3.50.
O'Clock q man named Stew ri was found living
upon the ground, near Boyle's tavern on C street
apparently In a dying condition He had become
Intoxicated In that region, and had evidently been
severely handled, as his face badly blac kened
and his limbs were bruised End swo.4en When
taken up, hi. limbs were stif and rigid, and bis
pulse was perfectly still A vigorous application
Of liquor to his ex1emit!es, and rubbing OF his
chest, finally restored little warmth to the body
and perceptible movement Of the pulse. He was
removed 70 The hospital, where he 10 now recov-
ssing.
PRINTER HuNs-The James McGaf. of
Greencastle, Pa reported TO have been hung ut
Harper's Ferry, was James Gsf compositoT in
TIE Congressional Globe Office, and q member Of
soc iypOSfdpnlcdl society. Mr.. Tan
was employed In the G lobe Office the two last ses-
stons OF Cong ress, and had many friends among
the printers Of Washington. Heleaves q wife and
one child, who are at present living In Greencas-
tie, Pa.
ACCIDENTS " esterday afternoon a countFyman
fel from his wagon while driving along Pennsyl.
vania avenue near Third street. and received bad
cut on the head from the all.
The horses attac he'd to a Government waeon
became frightened and away down sixth
street 70 Louisiana avenue, az which point the
driver was thrown from his seat aHd tie wheels
run over him, 6ruising his legs badly. He was
taken TO the infrmary.
CEyrRAL 6uARDHoUss CAsEs Louis Manssta,
disordefly conduct, was dismissed on paying
costs. George Jacobs. profanity and disorderly;
fne and cost, g IL Robert Johnson (colored
out after hours; do 81 - Mike Jones was
charged with stealing a Zouave's uniform; but
the case was dismissed, the uniform being re-.
turned, and the circumstances justfying the ais
missal. Several involuntary dodgers were dis
charged.
SHOULD BIZ SEN TO .-Thefe has been a falling