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The national Republican., 1861-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
nROsP GTUs OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

Tho undersigned commenced, in the month Of
aweekly newspaper, called the National ReptiS.
lican.
It is printed on a large sheet, twenty seven
by forty.two inches, and Is furnished at the low
prices stated below.
1t will contain all the original matter Of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
of local news not interesting to country sub.
scribers.
Congress, and of the other departments Of the
National Government.
1t will contain all the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &c., &c., as well as an
original correspondence from all parts of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
the effort will be made to establish the charac.
ter of the National Republican Us Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point Of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid to furnishing the readers Of the
National Republican with full, and especially
with accurdte, accounts Of the progress Of tho
war for the Union.
tanning the Administration of Mr.. Lincoln, but
disclaiming, however, any pretennon to be the
organ of the President.
The is no other Republican paper in the Dis
trict of Columbia, or in the vicinity of 1t, and
1t IL believed that recent events have opened to
=
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration Of the Cover upon Repub
lican principles will explode the misrepresen-
tations which have made those principles 80
distasteful to the South.
But 1t is not only here, and in this vicinity,
that the projectors of the National Republican
hope to make it useful To the whole country
they offer journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any OverpoWering pressure OF local interest,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Five copies, one year. 100
Ten copies, one year ar.....................l2 200
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One copy, six months. s..................... LOO
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Ten copies, six months. Observation-Disclosures. 600
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When Club of subscribers has been for
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Money may be forwarded by mail, at our
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more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes OF
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- The daily National Republican is pub.
lished every morning (Sundays excepted) at
49, 80 per annum, in advance.
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GAS FITTING.
II. PLUna9DR,
Gas AND STEAM FlTTER,

6f4 S;oenh ST., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
II orders executed ct the shortest notice, In the
u,,yt subytantial manner, and on TedSndhe terms.
'-c.,nai as,tio-t given to every department Of the
h,,n,s = nov %
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, ,ENTLEMEN's READY.MADE

CENTLEMEN's KEADY:MADE
" . hoT H Z NJ G:
Our present assortment Of Gentlemens Ready
made Clothing offers to citizens and strangers "ish-
ing an immediate outfit, superior inducements, en-
bracng this time all styles and qualities Of Dress
and business Garments and Overcoats, In all varie
ties Fine Shirts and Under. .clethng Of all kinds.
Kid and other Gloves Of best quality. Scarts Ties,
Cravats, Stocks, Hos,ry, Ao., 30 All of whien We
are offering at our usual low prices.
Ar Clothing made to order In the most superior
manner WALL, STEPHENS l. CO,
mar ra7-tf 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
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RAILROADS, EFT, =.
NJ -. W BO s-REW CARS.
..Ih FOB BOSTON, IN
NI.' oNDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER,
DAILY,
Sundays Excepted)
At S O'clock, P. NJ,

YihN 50 N. r., FOOT OF VEsTRY STREET,
The new and mag gnihcent steamer CITY OF BoS-
To- I'm Wilcox commander, from New York
iursiays, ursdays, and Haturtays and IRON
kLyuIs Point hondays, " Wedne.days and Fri
-.
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF EEW
YORK, Thomts Il. Jewett, cOIumander ifrn New
YOrk-Mondays, Wedne-day 2, and Frdays fro J.
Ahyu's Point Tuesdays, Thursoays. and Sat-r
days
These two new stesrers have been built expressly
for this route, with all modern improvements in
slsding Water Tight Compartment and the
sui '-tea -ers ever built for Long Island S0ILd
with this great life preserving impr1vem Mt.
conductors ascomuany the cleaners each wa'.
Passengers proceed fro.a Atlyn's Point imre.
di tely arrival of steamers by Ex, Train to
Bost III, Worcester, Lo~ell, Lawrence, F.tchburg
Nashua, Concord the White Mountains, SO, &c.
Pa sengers returning from Boston ieaye the Depot
of hs Boston u Worcester ailroad at 80 z. N
W orce ter r. M, arriving ut Allyn's Point 9.3o
Pm. .H
Freight taken nt the Lowest Rates, and delivered
Il Boston ear the next day.
STATE no ms l.. abundance can De had on board
IT. -xmers or at the Boston or New York Offices l..
auy nee. L. b. MARTIN, Agent
avg 28-sm Pier 50, N. r
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

Passenger Trains leave ria Pavonia Ferry NJ
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street ~
New Yoik, as follows, viz:
Att A. NJ EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
and principal intermediate Stations.
AIS A N MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stntiors This Train remains over night at Elmira,
AMI proceeds the next morning
AtrA NJ, MILK, daily, for Ottsvile, and inter.
medp tie stations. -
IA. II ACCoMMoDArIoN daily, for Port
Jervis, and principal Statious.
At p. H., WAY, for HiddIetown. Newbursh
and Intermediate Stations
At6P NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun.
kirk, i'ufalo, Cansndaigra, and prnciral Stations
The Train Of Saturday stops At all Mail Train sta
uens, and runs only to Elmira ---C
,ts p. M, ACCOMMODATION, for Hornes
Vile. and principal Stations
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver augla
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GARDENI
ERNST LOEEELER

axes this metnod OF announcing to his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden
Oh the corner cl New York avenue and First street
for the recepnon Of yiters for the season Music on
Monday Ar nursday evenings, and sacred concerts
Of rairesnnsnu, wines, liquors, 10. Ass, the very
best lager seer Irsm his own brewery. He also fur.
nishos lager Deer to persons throughout the city
bowling Alley ana gymnasium have been fitted up for
the accoRnoaSuOn of vistors. msyN
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'es NJ. osss1sy. Psqss,so-u, aaasD
The national Republican., 1861-11-29
FOR riis9 etnE or

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION -
Weakness or Debility, Flatulency and Rause,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
alaints, Bilious Fevers. and all Disease
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
rs PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND 400.
MEse sHrtss ARE NOT EQUALIZER u
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RAILROADS, ETC.
aRAyeEmErT OF THE MAILS.

A RAN0EMErT OF THE MAILS,
"A Ar rHx WAsnIsaroN CIR Poor OTrIcE
The Northern Ndil closes AZ O'Clock and At O'Clock
r. VI daily and arrives at s.l0 A. NJ and z. n j,
TIE Wese~ Nod closes at O'Clock P. NJ; and ar.
rives at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ, daily. .. 49,.
The northeastern Nod vlosee az O'Clock and at
O'Clock P. NJ, daily and arrives ct e.10 A. NJ. and
The liesandria kad CLOSES at 4so P. NJ; and ar
riv, ct 8 O'Clock r. NJ
The ofsce will open for delivery at clock A. M
daily and close af so p. M daily, except on Sun
day when II will open at and close at 1ooolook A.
NJ, 'o,euipQ again at p. NJ. and remaining open
uii7p NJ LEWIS CLEPHANE. p T.
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TIE PARK BARRACKS.

There only about eleven hundred meu
Qlsrle,ed AZ heao bauaekg Col Iusngs rtgim ut %
vooGteers, known the westchcs.er Shasiea.s, AMI
four eomfapi,s OF Col Traits regiment. Tie are
Kept h9Td al wok during TIC Ehcis day, driEios aai
cRnrg the tiacItnt evolti M necessary TO G them Tor
acIivc service IN tho feli
Jhe Garrn of ire Hhch sas ased n those barracks
Wt'rcstay vas caused ~ spsrt from tl6 k'tcaen
III m cd str2r r.oN-ess which had been thrcFn
be ."g uph iSr tc'tAc- uge faa o. wa'or ey
t'nguthcl the lgc, t@d twenty Eve cents VII nqly
cover he ess witch NJ sustained by the ire aud Wa.er
ccubucd.
The fisl trip nsers Island, m Saturday next, is
lksiy % BE- vtiy p'tusapt aad cgtce,bc afAir VI.
Infc. has asnea aylta'ots - gnal n1ubsr og bis
friends Vh9 wth Pang ita that st3e, aud
Ilc1sac tine y rL'icfated hy al hlnGa Nasy oppta
tious made fGr uckel8 yesterday; bit ,hs &c
c'nmc1gtors ~ tha bost src Nmte3 Mr.. fs~lCu sos
obliged &c r'FcEe them.
TL4 statement IN Ses'er3ly'g papcis, Va rc2t'A g.
~ arrangement mace by jeha Earrtu, ~ "a. sat
l8s ~ pertinent Incorrect, far gtlte8 ~.
tia trp ~ the searboit II thcn state Inst III
ust eura trip Il the charter IS s.epmbost SATURDAY
wegld re free where's no oyp Will be nj 4 on
except those having special invitations We mike th
ecior II iustice - G arfol en- 'he gubhc TIA
person may unoer tc uisfta,crr & yesterday 4,
50 80 steamers ehaf aud ihcn and MAI hey c,uro
I an ~ fstNtt
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hRnOKLYN NAVY YArD.

Brtlr,sg q. TIC Navy Yard continues 10 ho plrsuoI
wil Graba'ed vSo- and yestoreay committee OF on.
ccrs dc 10 NeB YORK IN order 10 o at nc
ytssea Nr government Il Is said that lilo star Of
tho south md fr CISCO about being p1rch ,soi aai
hat large number OF other email craft FOR shaI0v
waters arn LS0 being Ia, ynihud fof.
TIC W1baeh, wL'cn sol, her ecpa-ture from tho yard
an WcCut sl3g cvCau stl it4 cste 80 Battery aai
ytsttrpay ioek n a5eflcnl supply o. ammu alton
Eta o,hrr sioICs which found nbrpDtgiy ne
csssnry She w p7c5Apy Tocsyc sl.ioy ordoft 1aY.
Toe Montgomery now ready for sea, aa3 vii b. pat
ir cor nari. u 90 4hssly es possible Har of0ers sge
berg stpo.n'ed
rhs eaycr been removed rrou her position al,sg.
slfc TIE Roanoke AMI now cccupis tho Sex which The
NabstA has ivst vacated.
Tic rtl guia small steambcll n abou. 100 tous bur.
e1 hss ut bsn put urcn the dry ioce, ana hag BIT.
ten Is borg loyefcd and Other necessary alterations
mace 10 ia Nor out o. gupbCat she s. q taat uJls
craft. trd ~ ieEfer COCA SCI yiDa.
The Nba3fss 1t Ives als gsllg tlr Savannah aod viii
hc put up.u the cry dock az son aa Il vaJaed ~ ,ao
fenfufr.
1hc Vsnfnll Is receiving pcrc 5ary sores aad
v 2 he pnt INTO active service 4netfY,
gfcat ccetoe ~ sificinC tong tXe-Cisei by ths
eNreis IN cla~o Cf The yRsd O@6E vssers ~ ou,sr
moi eliminate y, end oyey stranger oosci ueJa 4sb
~ sliricue &c Al yces,i anw Gtei oct Wl oe sln
yltd Wall afScr number oIlsois ss1n asif IL tAs
tope * riparirr numpcr or r steers hcu Il Sti 30
ueEsfsry y Jta1i men or crC lcc - .akc " tg1 o.
theD.
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ONION nFFFNCE COMMITTEE.

ryGinKSTs TO BE NsPEC rEp o> SArt RDAY.
The committee appointed 70 make proper argsngtr n,s
for tho inp csn Of he tea regiments prcsoaoj sport
providing 'ha, theinspocton vii tks p'ooe ,,gslay
2st inst al three o'cica L. NJ The ground sce.to1 foe
the parade &C the resmona s Fourteenth street, from
Ttn.h averas t. tie East river. The regiments will
fcfm IN The following osdor, right rtst5g Teu,a
avenue
! Atduscn 2ouavts, Gu BECK between Tenth asd
Ninth avCt HtF.
D,EaA tgIasa,, OF blcc, between ninth nod CHE,
avenues.
3 ttalrt rcgnct on block between Eghih M
ScytLtL avcputs
1. raNnony r., nerl, ~ block between Seventh and
sixth evcrGts.
g. Gllbaldi Guard on block between giNtb and F.gtb
sytpUes.
G sdams' Yea fo,t Legion, on block beiweon F,''A
gtd Fourth nvcrucs
Z Second Fromca ~ aves, on bcos between Fourth
NJ ahtt tstCNcs
Fevul i'glaco', - blqsk te'vC,n fbird ADD -
& NJ aNN4u's
9. lrst - 4 lie Guaie, on block between Second ana
fttt svtLrte.
~ ifS r.h 'fcw..:, Col : Gal on block between
Iiftt avenue t.f ~ uas A.
The mn ttset1 tAa tkC rccc sHln 3g'tios rai sht
te fedutttd 10 fwnish ptgef W1ta. ico hc lac VI
pMacoi thV ta' the Secretary rlyc dur mss~e 10 Ill
parties u sltsttd THE repr'1 Il she syct COMMITTEE
sdoF'U9 NJ or@ctc % he tur nhcd & mo e. gaa6
Ia Cf..is cl he sev,lai fA iucts 10 10 ns Ocstcd
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THE NAVAL BRIGADE.

This corps is active preparation for It's departure 70
Fortress Monroe waish win take Place nev Sundiy,
positively or Monday ing Tho brigade IS u42-ter
cd 1T the old Quar- grounds where they beoom
ing decidedly proficient in ihs drill approo to 10 their
organization. Tho brigade n ,ers between nyo
and SIX hundred ard accossions daily Jog
which viii sven the number 70 probably upw lrls
twelve hundred company OF thirty came in from
New Haven "a Tuesday night, AID several oie5fs aF3
their way from va ors perta 81 lbe state OIL 3Irtet
an Iiert. Coz VhNtepiefc, being impatient the
tardy OF tho auih lcrn9 ont the
o0rpF Proceeded 10 Washif gron (aIIvipg in Nex
ycscsoay morniDg) where they hi iaIesvieN gIo
the President and Secretary Of War, when the latter 10
sued the following IN answer TO tho petition pI. oc
ward
9 rhc Volunteer Naval Brigade named wtho vi re
roIt heIselyos u Gen Batter, AZ or Fortress non
TINS month orssDized clothed and equipped directed
by the within plan Gen Butler IS then author lei
muster and receive them into the OF tn Uatoi
states. and attach them to s command, by spnca order
VI the lfcs iieLtH
The brigade ready for any service In which they
ray be employed. fheg viii be PROVIDED with o ru'i
battery OF rsu gnrs, two 10 each company Tho c9ro'
Is rtented to consist or twelve companies OF 100
etch, ana to serve as seamen or in any o'hey
capacity, ~ the case mey On Eaoh conpny viii
have ore captain, one nrst hen,enant, tGo second
Aeutenaps, enc ers'gn and one hqodred rank aud ne
The S;afr otlcess mc:Coo O., darlington A BTss f;
Lieutenant 9Th ntl, y II. White moro; First A.ir, An
drew D. Hayes; second haj n, Y. Y nck,psou Qlartsr
master, Cap. Ira Wnans; comm.ssary, Capt 9 7.
Barnard: Chaplain, G. Dn'or; a jutant, ia mes N
ward, Jr Pay master, Josoi B. Stcvat.
The corps IS Composed 81 VITO perfectly understand
= air hrsircfs, and AZ mmcnse aao3ut OF bcneat WNl
accrue 10 the ccuse OF The government from their
vices. liner etie prepAraioDs are being mlG0 q
the folly c1uip9e1 aud armei beorc the Day
o. departure End the gro1Dd station Island
secuc III pustc and excitement al cay yesterday The
heaGdcsrteIs Of the Naval Brigade Is at room No -
Nsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
THE MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS.
ST.. Iop.s ARss.SAL, May a.. Ia


T. Is>,c sIrIar,S, ls9
~ u.4n siat wss much gratiacG by tho rccci9t o.
,cnr letter and the privilege of drawing on yoa for
y tee fer TIC purposc OF ololbirg and eg4pprg our
foar regiment; AZ !our pronse 10 exert yogroI s,l
further lor this nuIrCSe gives acGi.iJnl reaoa %
tiA.h you Apo~ ~ 70 10y, ma the ona.NtA g. cur
pse u appcts most st'rey 70 tho asnphaH u tne pa
bictc mcn o. Tie wealthy North. We haze taken up
arms Ior The country, although tuuoundod ~ h.slBe
bands ar6 IN tho n - e great nd pogorll statp
whcsc phrie p2t,cl POSER has been wsn2 forward
ineatt q Losty = eur So7ei ataent tef ae l4st az
months Ile e.ly gosernloAt w1s wTtstc5 'ioh "a uis
srrne because olr recipe had become utterly hopeless
tupg all tsspe 70 project and defend uis v9yc,n,nsnt IN
iac struggle Tor .ew rMfsl etlccs Ard yc', with ag
STATE gsy, dnsbt and TIE city gygcpmoat ag,osl ~
our pvcre tlufs 10 arms, laa With atir hodLs pso
vCrth o; ears AID mSr!ticrS q var = ~, vgvo.n.
met, wbch to1 ttGn ftcgti IN iLo 81 rats trRooal,
| ord cspurci TIE camp Of tho scoDslocE,s sin
.tO hen' Of a. Ms AZ u4nc canhan Aad 1t, on 70
this time. these have received at!Alag from he
boukct; &ot af"ntt cEoopt hoso taken ifoa Tao
s,ob''s iot c,Tgiegc box - knapsscs, aay,airg
Ia the shape ~ a. t'apmen'. Not dollar o. pag IN
D." otasn b. Ne Etn taul Tie aft two n9n.t 81 Ger.
wee fAa have tsprCG. Irder thee cronugtaptes 20
ta,o uaic an sgIc To ihc Aberaiiy Of our ieog ct
zins o. DO Meth, Nho boppe or inst ,uoes than
o4rseyCs, 70 nd Il IN purcE4stE ,Yqpmeat ~ oar
fclyes 10 ia, toytInraout We have f:fv.i tS S,st
saccl4l bos ior tbe gOScrLiastt tiaco tbs gtt CON
mere,d, ana b0e th0~n ~ cIecs lal we otond % 10
cur opty to The iOvttLmtnt W. have brPoslei IN ylo
lie ,1y crncnt to- oenc! We hav1 sepcRed N WIN
81 rcints. .0t bLikCts, to aAllae4ts We haze -
,eiytt netting from my quarter tN''' .entaaSc
sent ~ ytu, m nptt icuS y TIE oaot,eav q oar
ricts IN New Yo,E snd tie North ioF further re-
iei y on, eSteme l'e'as''y ~, az, yeEy g,11oorely
ttortl TIti ns;u NJ Nitsogr vo'aatecrs
ire f9lo~irE coa!rioutiois nave octa maao - tho y
stuft EtiUItt o. fv1d.--
Alrrty rtctived.... At7
Aueus' Fglmtnt, 500
g1fthsT satsc.i,tcas aic caIn,st5 tolG.sd wv
~ E frfe tffra
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TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT STEUByN VOL
UnTEEAS.

Ian imam Park, the hssdqaareis o. the Sachen Vol
untesrs Coenei Jot n T. BeedS presented yesterday
scene Of great confusion inceD. upon the beskns up
NJ camp The exeensnt WIS created by speri order
VI l. c1rg upon he rfg'u NJ 70 be in mr. hog order
III mofDirg at nine oc,ck fully armo and eiiped -
depart for Fortress Nom be appearance ~ tae noa
p0,a's their character che steru features The T1rty
compile ioo and their robust build, stamp them At o1ce
set Of determined sDo brave wariors, who apoAaF
IL they conld endure amount Of fatigue Az eu
O'Clock The eeinrnt III no presented with rnagnil
cent o. Clofs by Mrs kaDd and a1y fri mis- rs as
bJ tho Hon Judge DAILY, and ~ Mes 5chucley 5)Ds
with set OF camp coloTs. After tho presentation tan
regiment vii march ire foot Of Warren strGet, Sh3rD
The transport Empire viii take them on board, aoJ
convey them 10 Fortress Monroe.
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NATIONAL UNION RANGERS.

At a meeting Of 'be oiHc rs o. the National Union
Rogers held as tho hoHse % Colonel Johu " ia,soa
tie evericg Of Nsy ~ 1884, Il s.ael by The Colonel
hat by the eIdor Cf General Scott moro volunteers
would lie received by the government Of mluutc5 troops
or cavalry. Nherupon it resolved an unlnmousy
pas,d that this regiment tender their services 10 the
government and cbange their to tho Sam 1c Wet
more volunteers The National Union Ringers wero fully
represented niGe companies, and with great nifty
10y their representatives .g5ed tho above resolution
Afterwards there ting OF the different compa
nes and the entire action OF tho officers ratified The
anxious Tor service and relish the prospect o.
active ard energetic engagement.
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NEW YORK BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.

Company No. or this are regiment was Inspected and
duly In yesterday by Major Hubble, OF the uaitcd
States Army. James Court Robertson unanimously
elected Captain Jamts Martin Roddy as Lieutenant,
Yhilip Re IL Ierfcie Foeign. The above officers
likely TO lrogc me st efficient. learn tbs Captain
Robertson served her Msestye Indian forces eleven
years Lieutenant Rcddy wac attached 10 her Aecsty's
SlAtee nth regiment ard held captains commission
IN the Italian army du ing the Of 1siS and lSie Mr.
Perrele filed the position Of Ensign in her Masty's
Charuel islan DIS militia. Companies aud VII be 10.
ep1ct.d this morning, Ut ten O'Clock.
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MAJOR GENERAL SANDFOHD OF THE NEW
YORK DIVISION, IN wAsHiNGrON.
Tho following odsotai documents were promulgated
on tbs 22a insA, md explain thcmsesvce:-
HEsDQu ARTERs TUE ARMY !
wAsEsoroS, May "a, 1851 J ,
Major General SapdfoTd Of Nav York. having repor va
Tor duty VII, afeume the Immediate command OF Sifl
regiments Of his state within the District Of Columbia re
%, tn directly to general heS6 quarters.
by comm I'D Of Lieut. Gen. Scott
D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutaat Geacra.
RDsIus, NJ.
HEAp, UAKrzRs fissr DIgISios " =.
WAsBi~GrDy, Say %, ISL .
The foregoing specia orders from ne hea qrsrtofs Ok
the ar.ny, prs mugaed fer the information u Tue
division.
B, ost or OF Mai r General SaDdfosd.
GEORGE ". MORRILL,, Division Inspector
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AFFAIRS AT GENERAL ARrHURs OFFICE

The number OF ratiops 70 leesenog somewhat in the
masters Department in consequence Of tho mum
ber of regiments which have recently gone into camp ID
no service OF tho general government Tho department
CONTINUES 70 fuInish thousand rat.oBs daily
A, General Yates' office notoing uuDspei 7esNr-
day The funerai OF Colonel v,5hnYgh intererot WIN
ibc business OF the otoa someuhat satpi1aY De1t VI
be buoy day with General Yates, less than ten req
mems being up for inspection ON that day.
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HOW THE WAR IN AMERICA IS THOUGHT
OP IN PARIS

HOW HE WAX IN AMEttCA 40 AhOSohA
OF IN PARIS.
EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETTER TO GEsrLE-
MAN IN NEW YORK.
The following extract "a taken from private letter
zen, 70 gentleman 10 New York from Paris bearing she
following date speaks for ITSELF and viii DO psrused
with intense interest
PARIS, Nay 9, 1851
We are very much alarmed by the last news which
arrived from thu United statos by the annxati,a
- DomlDgo to Spain. The old, ex.PIesdert Of s..
Domingo Baez has taken upon his accoun,
10 write in LCpinnne Nd'to. ale 10 show an,
dem uDce the policy OF Santana, wGO has stat
Cd the cooseqneDees 10 spa'n, Tie "a. made qaie q
tyo uhie his pains But, although this Is hts ogo
ooras Spain mot sleep uforsaby on the iaurels
ar ana host Of ON ooyes 10 S, Docango, xhica wiz
her trouble and all th,s after we bear thai
there are Iroie against sach But Spain goee
ahead La kpa OF the 22d ut tells us on the aatho.
I % Nj Gas d. Keuredo, t1at Spain 10 MOI AFRAID OF
sns thing ana that che is a'oae auering too well To
tho fail or Europe auf the only scnsloie thiog
app that 81 ~ is mitteo 10 me sluie prvi
legs Of Tho mother cnntfy while CUBA and Porto Rico
ar- not ssssse
We he,e think much about the matter and at this
ment Inc Conms from the Confederate States
ny The ArDgo, bave arrived but they nave NOT oeen re-
ceiyed i0iay people oos on tnem with good
ssei much 'ha,, when they enter tho estes
40 BoU ev,ro, 1he people get oat ana e..e mem Aoh
although hey have suffered many insults. You mus
npt heDd what thso people are aud thit Is the re1
ION ibey DO not ike Them.
All no poriod.cai1 with the exception Oh one, are IN
favor Lnct IN and 20 in for the North Tnay were
h o0mg eno bring mp ecAtioDs against the soata
srd u,spy OF them show John Brown as martyr.
oefeve tbe vo'Dnent may act ia different way II
cotton Ia - be a gveGI power IN the balance.
the ~ou,n Of America Ia gong ahead while
be Nsr,b moving very alniy go that II the North
do n, IND itsef will tne little Niger OF tne
ou'h the Capitol dancing "Lucy Neal before the
statue of VaahiDatoc
one periodical ptreLe FiGGrarapre6cnts Southern
go,pp n the With three behiud nim
carry musset the other bottle Of whskcy and
ber, ADD he o,beF box OF chew NJ tooacco; and
hoy cay 0ey gong work stronger than the North
b.caree tco people OF the North we're coming 20 KIT
tbs, TO mako bam Of them and sled beef aad aytei
that 70 import them GU. Of tho country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
COOPER UNION VOLUNTEERS.

military organization for the deferoe Of the country
Is now being formed among The students Of the Cooper
tnion and yourg men are invited 10 join with them
Recruiting stations have been opened at the following
pl9ccs.1so Tchth avenue, $40 Br,ome street 70 Jane
etrtct and SO Greenwich avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
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