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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

AppoRTIoNMENT UNDER THE New CEN
sUs.-The apportionment of Representatives
in Congress, under the new census, as made
by the Secretary of the Interior, is as follows,
-, ..rrrnnate ht.inr 233 REPRESENTATIVES,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
WASHINGTON WAR ITEMS.
From The philadelphia Pre''. Moy ~.

Yesterday thirty ZoIaves met party OF thirty OF
forty Secessouists few miles ifom Alexandria With
whom they had skirnih, resultfg Y ia tue death OF
and the capture Of six of the rebel party
Yesterday, the Sth Massachusetts Rrgi uert extend
ed their pickets -four five miles into the country.
They captured two of jeff. Davis men, one OF whom
disguised in ministerial garb proved 10 be Colonel.
The Colonel Of the 69th has sent out pckes fifteen
miles, and will 6epoy seclions of his regiment along
the route The scouts from The regiment had an eu-
counter with those from the ebt camp Yesterday, in
which they captured and killed eacn of the euemy
Wn. Angus native of Enfield, Conn, private in
the NewioIk I'd Regiment, accidentally shot yes-
terday afternoon. Ia company with two of his COM
rades lie his way TO the eneampment of one Of
the Connecticut regiments 10 his brother, and in
crossing fence the Rhode Island Regiment, he
attempted crawl between tho rails when his pistol
went oil, dechargng the contents Of one barrel n his
breat, AID killing him Instantly. lie single
man, aged about u years.
One hundred and fifty men Of the New-York Second
Rs yment mllits have lst the regiment, aid ave To-
fused TO take the oath. The reason s that they were
halfstarved with insufficient ratons, and they would
not enlist Tor three years.
To-day, having received better rsions( many Of the
dsafecl,d wish to their places Ia the ranks.
The officers, however, rrfuse 10 accept them.
The oh kegimeltN. Y. 3. NJ. marched 10 the Arsenal
this morning. received full quota OF arms, aud pro-
cteded to camp. The 9tb are IL good rpd 3, and
pariic ulary grltiGed TO have supply Of arms.
II is said hal Maj Shaler has been rendered the
Colonecy of the Fire Zouaves, In Ihce OF tue la
mepied Ellsworth. II is not known whether he will
accept. Mai. Shsler is u brave, experienced aud pop
ukr officer, and would be mislsd by the 9TH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE VIRGINIA PRISONERS OF WAR AT THE
WASHINGTON NAVY-YARD.

Two Of our welI-knOwn citizens, ex.Mayor h. A:
Lambert and Joseph Reeve, ESQ.,, recently returned
from visit to Washington, where they made tnem-
selves familiar with passing events. Being anxious 10
zee the members of the Fairfax troors, who were
taken prisoners of war by the United STATES troops
they repaired to the Navy Yard, where hey are Kept
under guard. Mr.. Reeve states that they are no, an
int. .lligent ret of nen by any means. He Looked
around and selecting the most intelligent looking man
amor O them approached him. " NJ friend = ssid Mr
Reeve, {" what regiment DO you belong tor SOLDIER
=" What regiment Well I belong 70 the !iryin's
troops" Mr.. Reeve" What on earth indeed
Won to take up arms against the Government v
4. ldler-" Well we took mp arms to defend onr
riobts." Mr.. Reeve" What do yon call your
rights 7" Sodier-"I am not as capable Of talking
on these subjects as some others about here,
and pointing to a companion, Mr. Reeve approached
him and put the same questions. The second one sd
dress. said they took up to defend their rgl'
and tbat among their rights was the night 70 ho'd
slaves; whereupon Mr.. Reeve informed him thnt tne
Administration never designed 10 interfere with thelr
slaves and asked him il he had not read The papesx
planning that matter The soldier said be had o. ana
MIR. Reeve explained how matters stCcd. wen,
said the soldier, II was not aware Of that The
next man sad he had been impressed into the service
Major Lambert meanwhile explained the STATE OF al
fairs 10 another gonp, and with the same results ooth
being convinced that most Of the soldiers did not ac-
tualy know why or wherefore they had taken Up
armt while others would never have enlisted at al II
they had not been compelled to do 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
FROM THE TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Thbure

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
AggAPoLIs JUHcTIos, May "a, 1861.
Our regiment the Goth N. Y. 3. N. s stationed a
Annapolis Junction Keeping guard over the rarOads
connecting Washington with Baltimore and Annapolis.
Our duties a quad have been severe and trying.
We may congratulate ourselves, however, upon having
faithfully discharged them neither Of theee impoant
lines Of transit been iampsred with since we have
been here, which is owing as mncb, perhaps, 10 cur
vigilance IA the forbearance Of tue enemy, We
have found necessary 10 our The surrounding coun
try with frequent scouting par = and TO make nnpers
OF persons sspected OF reasonable designs
There has been DIS nj isfsciiOn among men,
oned by III unpardonaLlr d on the part Of ths
authorizes Ia Furnishing us with our conn lemeBt 4
and equipments; but as we have just received 9
god supply of tbese articles, we have nothing more
10 complain OF on that ore. Our first months
ice ex.ired the 2li INST and we have been the
gui Tor the P4yma,ier. The probability, bow
ever that shall not le vi-ited by that fuDctionay
IL apparent and, although disappointed, We are not die
affected. lil e reenior, eu.nt ia the shape OF fandf
would be g,'dserd 10 our braves, many OF whom
have not money enough To buy postage sainp or .
thieecent ap.r OF tobacco Our present situation s
fors an excellent school in which 10 learn 70 abx
and 20 wait"
We have been the recil tents Of choice fsyos from
private sources Old Ulster faIbisbed us, II 0ar do
pirture wi h a goodly supply OF UNDER lobing and
shoes aud sIuce have been stationed at tlr place
we have received six rkins II butter from tbs ample
dairy OF the llOn. Z.doc Pati the father OF oor e-
iimaole Colonel Ms. Praii, the wife Of the Colonel,
bias blso given from her ioket-money The nice l,ils
sum OF 90 to be dist i,aed among he non-connt
.ioned officers and pvnte- II the regiment We are,
OF course, very giateinl and highly hplreciatiye.
There is pretty w.ll-fomded anticipation currens
with us hat snail in IA day or two, be trspsfsncd
u n more active field Of daty; Whatever order may
come, We shall respond With ala iIy, and be assured
We shall Try do duty, and our whole duty, oses
country and its blessed Institutions
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
From a Private Letter

CAMP CAMERON, May "a, 1861.
DEAR FArHER: Things be- in TO look serious now,
and am glad it is Last ight about fifteen min
ules after evening PARADE order was issued for the
line companies TO holt themselves 10 readiness 10
march al one hours notice. never did snch ex-
element il s my life. The boys seem,d frantic; but
fell mad oorps, together with tue engineers,
were ordered To siay and tlke charge of the camp
property, which | consider responsible post. New
ertbelc-s, l had rather have gone with tie bnys-
There many reports In regard TO their dectina
ton, that do not know which one TO send you
LIABLE aud the officers keep everything to them
selves is almost impossible 10 find out the facts but
there is every to suppose that 'ey or the
march TO Arlington Lights. ! heard fron Al officer
that they To supp tie Rhode Island Artillery.
Tie l.th 5ib, aud ID left also
When | retired list night mt tattoo the boys
all III camp; but when l arose this morning at Al
o'clock, lound the camp deserted IL looked very
lonesome, i assure you; aud Ms walked around the
company avenues, I could not help but think how
things could change in ,iugle night. They lef,
the camp at | % clock this morning. and they went
away ~ quietly that only one OF our boys heard
them. They did not take their knapsscks, but left
AL packed ready TO send after them. lhey
served wi days rations aud twenty extra rounds
Of ammunition. II is aid that we are 20 follow in
ch"rse. of the baggage this evening. hopeso.
Your saectionsie son, u. K ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30

ceived merited rebuke this morning, from Gen. Cal
walader, for oficously interfering or trying 10 scres.
Merriman, now under arrest for high treason bv tbs
wrt OF habeas eorprs. TIE fact that the wri. bad
oeen suspended by order Of the President sent thrill
OF terror to-day into the ranks Of the Rebels; and
The President Dies not intervene to release Merrmsn.
you VIII bear OF the most extensive stampede amoce
taitors IA this quarter ever Witnessed The letter 1
Gen. Cadwsiader is model of military excellence.
People have taken new breathing spell of hope for
the future by this morning ,evel.riou,
r. S. p. m.-The New-Ilampshirs Regimen. bs,
at the Pre- sideni-sreet Depot, Thev had n
wait for IN hour and half for their baggage which AZ
last arrived by Subsequent train, when the line Of
march was taken up along Exeter, Lombard, HaDoyer.
and Camden streets 10 the Camden Depot. There
must have been not less than 30 1000 people out accord.
log to the estimate Of good judges. At several points
Of the march there were loyal cheers but the resi- Of
the way was made in profound silence which is tbs
appropriate signal Of rebellion. Il was glorious sigs
TO zee these men Of the everlasting Granite His sc-
ccmpan'ed by tweniy-thiee Flora Nigh,ingales GOD
bess tbeu y, marching forward to the defense Of the
Government against The red hand Of rebellion! Bot /,
was shame aud disgrace-ihat spri of silence with
which such selfsacrifcing was received. Well well
these Northern teachers Of civilization and patriotic
Arms must in the end sap tue foundations of the social
system that can mnke treason TO Free Government
thing 10 he cherished.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
TO RICHMOND. TO RICHMOND!
ONWARD!
From Our Own CouespOLden,.


WASHINGTON, May q, 1861.
There is quietness and subordnaton in Alex
andria. Tne power of the Cover pmeDt and its
emblem are vislble, respected, and obeyed. On
Arlington Hights stands the soldier, with musket
at shoulder, looking toward that far Southern
horizon which measures the limit Of our domain,
and marks the point of his destination. AS
be meditates now, with bis eye ruODing over
that most delicious landscape, green and
glorioas with the gentle shower and genial
sunshine Of the month of yiyaciOus life
aud vivid beauty, he must with tho sere
and yellow leaf OF Autumn, muse upon the
swells of the Mexican Guif, and take the odors
from the orange groves Of the Caribbean Antilles
Fifteen thousand men now leave footprints on
the soil of Virginia in thc stern tread Of men who
bear with them the accumulated resentment and
the inheIiSle justice Of people called from
home aud bearthstone to defend the Institutions
Of our commonweal from robbery and ruin.
Cannon 10 embrasures and musksts behind
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT IN THE
TRENCHES.
V of The N. Y. Tnbune.

Corrcspoadence Of The N. Y Tribune
CAMP CAsrRos, WAsHIseros, May n, 1861.
We have taken the bret step backward; and when
say we. mt sn the Seventh. Our hopes, which were
90 bright last Thursday afternoon have been, uny
say, almost hopelessly squelched. We have returned
10 our tents.
As your dispatches have already told the public,
de were given at evening parade to provide
selves with one days tons and be ready 10 march at
= moments notice. The instant the ranks were broken
in the Company streets cheers upon cheers aross from
right 10 left at the joyful intelligence that at last
were 70 have some work. The evening was occupied
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To b. sure VI these important points, We ha r.
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Probate Court, Yuba County.

In the matter of the Estate of Robert HerDer'' w
ceased. ,UI
ON reading and filing the petition of George NH, NH,
" Ter, the administrator of the estate OF sJ bis
Herbert deceased, setting forth that he has state
Gna account of his administration upon s"'u oes Of
in this Court and that all the debts ana eNPe been
the estate for administration up to date haNe ., be
paid, and that portion Of said estate reman digtri
div ded among the heirs, and praying Tor stad sau in
the estate of said Robert Herbert deceased, % DC nf
appear before the Probate Court of the conn., colTs m
Yuba at the court house in the city Of and
the flth day of July at 10 O'Clock A. NJ i,tJbutlon
there TO show cause why an order OF .t among
should not be made the residue of said estate
the heirs of the said Robert Herbert deceaseu'
ing to law. ,. or1ar be
published for four successive weeks before u,c
day of july 1861 in the National Democra,, ,,"sville,
paper printed and published in The city Oh N'''
county of Yuha r>,nIFy
June 6, 1851. CHARLES LIN ~ Cnnnty
juneT law4w Probate Judge, fuo" NO
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