, 1861-08-13

ef tie Government officers Of this Dlstriet.-I
n ?. Times, 9th -. ;, ;,
GEr. FREMONT Look1Na TO Bu1rALo.-
Me are much gzatified to 1eaIn that William
4Sn 4nSorshemsr Egg, of th{g city aas rseeiyed
Ms{or Gen. Fremont, with the rank and pay
Of MsjoE. This is position of no snnsll hon
or and responsibility, and Mr.. Dorshelmer
will hnd in It the opportunity for doing him-.
self much credit. For the intimate: relation |
IN which twill place him with the command
lied by his talents and edacetioa, and can en-
ploy these to the best a lVan+age.
In this connection, we are further gtatlfed |
by the inte15gezce' lhc. Gra. Fre1loas h.
solicited MI. Dorshe'mer to raise for hin Here
accompany Of artillery. Finding that .Aalor |
Wtedrlch had already begun the organization
. of such company to tender the Government,
with forty Of the requisite eighty enlisted,
and that he would gladly enter the field 1nder
Gen: Fremont, NJ. D; dispatched an inquiry to
rany # ready BY the 2sth inst. Gen. Fremont
replied il the affirmative, and with the POSI-
tive certainty Of its acceptance for serylce In
the most desirable field OF the var, perhaps,
the organization Of the company Will be push
no doubt of It's readiness before tie stipala.
ted tme.-Bs.Da0 EtpTess- i. :; 3, .t.:,s
WEST PoMT OFF1cERs.--We learn: that
there is scarcely single officer at the Militia
~ Academy at Vest Point, who has not eH-
pressed the wish to be employed n aetlVeser-
vice during the war which Is In progress.
Their appIcations have been, however, either
refused OF neglected. Why are they not r.
leved, aud efficient, gallant officers Like sib-
ley Waite and others, who were compeIied to
give their parole in TENS not to serve against
the 1ebel States, stationed at the Point in
their places !? And Why is the recruiting ser.
rira at na{roif Rs,ffaJn f1favp1and Cincinnati
and elsewhere, confded to experienced mill
tary men, when tyros from the Academy
would perform this duty quite as wel?-N
j. New COLONEL or TIE SECOND W1scoHsM.
Both Col Coon and Lieut.. Col Peck Of the
Wisconsin 2nd Regiment, the latter acting
Colonel st Bull Run in the absence Of his su-
perior officer, have resigned; and the Wash
ngton correspondent Of the Milwaukee Free
Democrat says Gov. Randall has appointed
Ieut. O'Connor, Colonel, and Robert Cha1a-
1er of Milwaukee, Lieut. Colonel. The Colo
Col 0Connor is q resident Of this city, and
We will undertake to answer for it that be will
not go the way Of his predecessor. He is .
West Point graduate, was several years IN tho
regular army, and knows his duty wen.-Bsaoit
! Journal.
aid publishes the following extract from let
| ter received in that city from on board the
| prI7ateer York:
| We we're at sea seven days, and captured g
! prize LIS miles eastward Of Cape Hatteras.
| crew On board, and in coming In fell In with
:! q manrof-War, aud had to beach her to keep
I them from taking her away from Us. Our
crew are now engaged in Wrecling her.
FOREIGN OFFICERS IN THE UNITED STATES
sERvlcE.-Numeroas profe1s are received
from Europe Of officers and men, not only
! ready but anxious to serve in the army In de.
:. fence Of the American Union. It is not too
much to cay TINT, large as is the army at pres.
ent on foot, 1t might he doubled if these Eu
I ropean tenders Of eeryiees were accepted
But this, Of course, is impossible. AfeW off
1 Gers: Of: distinction, however, have been &C
cspted, and ase about satsalng Ing s,ta service
tenant Of the Royal Guard OF Prussia, and Bar
On Hardenuerg, from the Grand Duchy Of b.
den, where he was for many years an Officer
Of the staff. One Of them, It is understood
will join Gen, Patterson's column, and tht
other that Of Gen Mcdowell. Gen Asboth
| Of Hungarian; distinction, and Col De Alma
from the army Of Gariba1di, are about to pro
ceed West with Gen. Fremont. Two othel
I, eminent Prussian officers are also said to bt
coming to this country for similar purpose
i md Capt. Van Setback, Of the Pruss!an Roya
t: Guards-Al6ony Journal. '%''-
The Boston Courier, Whose end seemed 81
near that We published its obituary a feq
; days ago, has contriyed novel plan tor pro
ttactirg its existence. The public being fouut
: unwilling to keep it alive at the price Of )
per annum, it proposes to aFert death b
charging them SIG. In the present temper q
Massachusetts, it would appear IS Il the pub
lie would prefer to pay half the price II it's pre-
!, , prietors would print no paper At ala muc}
.. . more profitable. speenlatior.-lNs.o York He'
: aid.
! GARBALDI OFFERS Hrs sERv1cEs.-Th
. New York Ebst states that Garibaldi, the SO
! dier Of European freedom, is deeply intereste
= in our struggle for liberty, and is anxious t
a take part IN 1t to the best Of his ability. B
+ has offered his services to the Government
and will accept Of any position which Will e.
| able him to exert his nnriyaled military po7
J. ers in lis peculiar Way.
1t is stated that the Hon. Ben. Woo
L York; paid the passage to New York Of near
+ q hundred Fire Zouayes who had deserts
It from their regiment.
e 1t is rumored that the feud between Il
+ French and American Bouapartes is to be e
r tinguished By the marrisge Of Capt. Bonapart
l" jerome, with one Of the daughters Of Prin,
Murat.
d The Union Club Of New York have
F. vited Prince Napoleon to dine with them {
I. his return 10 that city 1t will be an elegal
i affair. When asked If he would aceept the
" sitation, be replied, :. Most willingly"
s The state Of. health Of His Exeellen
es Gov. Andrew absolutely requires. hts abando
ID ment ofan but the most pressing official d
II ties, and he has accordingly retired from t
" city to seek that quiet which his condih
id demaudB. The Governor win be absent d1
le NJ the present week.-Eostoz Journal
OF BANK FAHURE.-The Brockport, N. T.,
oi change Bank closed it's doors on Monday, a
10 suspended business. The circulation Of Il
Us institution Is not far from $50O 600, ne BELIEF
Is and the securities amount to about the SCI
se perhaps aomething in excess, 30 that the
I'd is very little danger that bill holders will II
much. /.
"A Boston merchant, having recently s.
20 tanned loss BY fire, aeked his wife, oDketurnl
'"' heme, fshc had heard the newR; "No, VT
ht- nexs!" why, hay'nt you sesn the paper
nd "Eo, no.n "Hav'nt you heard anything
.H No, what is It? Do out with it." aWi
or my place Of business Was burnt to the grou
ds this morning. ttOh! is that all I thoug
at you we're going to say Washington
nd ! lakeR."
ip- The late Dea Moses Grant Of Boston l
~ bsq1est6 to various charitable and TelglG
I'd institutions amounting to 5000
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I'd; Min Qualifications.
nd
nj, no NEW MUSICl NEW MUSIC