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CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE This Company shall be called
''the Home Guards of Lafayette County"
Arr. a.-The object of the Company shall be
the protection Of the lives and property of the
s sa't!r.id is'p.' f''fT "'''i'' r.
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proceeded TO the arsenal Of the Eighth regiment, at
Centre Market. -
meeting was afterwards held IN the armorv for tho
purpose or deysing means 10 give the gallant Eighth
nearly welrGme their return from the NJ war and
wh".. called by the Eighth Regiment Washington
Grays Association.
Ex.Colone Evorcy presided on the occasion, and, on
taking the chair, greeted with much applause Mr.
Albert NJ Francis acted secretary The committee ap
pointed for the purpose above specified are TO report pro-
gress at another meeting 10 be held on Thursday evening
next at eight O'Clock II has been decided TO engage Dod
which will, doubt be carried out with becoming ova
ton.
Captain varan having loudly called upon from all
spirit string aud patriotic address He described the
charge made by the Sxly.nnth, Fire Zouaves Eighth,
thirteenth and Seventy first regiments, one OF
the most brilliant that took place on the
held OF battle, and It would lasting Of
lner gallant ntrepidty. (Appause) II gave him pridc
ana pleasure also to state that Shermans battery was
saie In the Eighth there than twelve
Kiieh ana wounded; Sixty ninth, about twenty hve Fire
nouaves about hfy These gratifying facts for that
The gallant Captain loudly cheered At the conclusion
OF his address
Tho Eighth regiment return home with the fun nermis
sion Of government and General Mcdowell and II IL satis
factory to state that Col Reyes the highest gra
tnlaons from Gen. Mcdowell for the yaor and bravery
which he displayed while bringing his tTuops 10 tho
charge.
The following the officers who have returned with
the company -Captan varan, Frs Lieut. Cornell Sc.
cond Lieut.. Carpenter, Third Lieut. Bevlns
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ADDITIONAL NAMES OF KILLED AM
WnIINnEn


WOUNDED.
The following is a list of the killed wounded and miss.
ing of the FIRST Rhode Island regiment as ascer
tanned
W. D Hawks Henry Ii. Luther, A. White, Com.
pany A.
David Danforth, F. Harrington, John T. Peckham, Com
panyF
Hugh Melville, Arthur ouerk, Joseph Harrop, James
Doughcry Company X
Lieut. II A. Prescott, George W Fiagg A. F. shur,lia,
Company
Shaker Company G
Comstock, J JencKs, A. B. Emo, Corporal Eos.
ter, Company D
Jno Clark, Amos Hawkins, benjamin. Miller, D.
Barnes. J Russell Sami Burbank, G Doriey, j Lynch,
Evyth, Root Elicit, Robert irwin, James Zimmerman
Jas. hcCar,y Company B.
o. A Baker, c Lindsey, Company A.
k:ss.No.
Bowen, Company
Stephen Snow, ) W. Richardson. J. D. Smith. Com
panyC
Corporal seamans, c Holmes, William Hannah. n d
Perkins n Dcuns CompanyG
Packard John Talvey, A. waldron, CompanwH
s. b smmcni. W King, A. p Bradford, Companv r.
8 Smith, A Burdick, Company
IL acobs, Company
The following wounded have been brouRh, into the ho.
pta. at Georgetown
James Canwell, Fourth Maine
1ohn Hayes, John Keefe corporas: Henry Rice Mai,
thew Daiey John K.ahan, Pat Riley. Richard A Relv
James HyAnd. VIM Chosey, Peter Giiery, joseph Esan
John Gallagher, Thomas sheehan, Daniel Thyan all a.
New YORK SIXTY ninth
a. Ma'n"a, q. s'niey, G A. oarrin, r. J. Simpson,
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WAR MOVEMENTS IN THE METROPOLIS

The Military Ardor Of the People at Fever
Heot-Eight Splendid Regiments to De-
part for the Seat OF War this Week.
Several More Preparing to Follow-The
Muscle of the Empire City Inexhuusti-
bic, &c.
Since the Of the result Of the battle at Bulls run
reached this city great impetus has been given to mill
tary movements and the enthusiasm OF the people one
and all has been wrought up to such pitch as to dispe
the transient gloom which bang all circles in corse
quence OF the reverse which the Union forces had re.
ceived Nothing IS now talked of among the people but
the speedy organization of new regiments in addition TO
those now ready nearly proceed the field OF ac
ton Arambe through city yesterday revealed the
your reporter that there backdng ON the mart
Of the citizens The recruiting offices IN various parts of
the city actually crammed and choked up by appl,
cants anxious TO join In unmaskng the rebels and
wreakng vengeance on them for their foul and treach
erous acts.
During the present week eight magnificent regiments
fully armed, equipped and N high state of efficiency
will leave for Washington and ten more which have been
for time progress of organization and completion
will follow as speedily as may be. Below We give some
particulars about the regiments to go during this week
and also those preparing to CO. The volunteer regiments
now ready TO elart number about 10, 900 men,
UNITED STATES oHAssEuRs.
This regiment about 04o strong and exnects n
60 to the seat OF in two three days The men
encamped at wles Point, where they have under zone
quito severe and thorough system OF military training
Being under 30 energetica commander Col Cocbrane
the regiment VIII go forth ranking among the best
equipped and finest body Of volunteer soldiers that has
yb left the city Of New York They are fully eoupped
and uniformed and Colonel Cochrane but awaits an add
onal supply OF one or two hundred men In order TO be
perfectly ready 10 march in defence OF tho Union
THE TAMMANY REGIMENT
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IMPORTANT FRoka CAIRO.

THREATENED ATTACK OF THE REBELS ON
BIRDS POINT.
CAIRO, NJ July 20, 1861.
The rebels rapidly organizing opposite here Ken
lucky.
1t is currently reported that Watkins, with two thou
sand men, is encamped within mics Of Bloomfield,
Mo. He has no aeld pieces and his men are poorly
armed.
Claib. Jackson and staff at Memphis Saturday
last
An attack on Birds Point is threatened
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GENERAL N 'CLELLAN EN- ROUTE FOR WASH.
INGTON
MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

bosrON July 3D. 1901.
The departure OF the Twelfth regiment tonignt was an
occasion to be remembered II quite dusk when the
troops aa"hed the wharf from Fort Warren; still the
streets through which they passed their way tho
railway station were throRged with men, women and
children The cheering along the whole line enthu.
sasc and prolonged and the house fronts whtened
with waving handkerchcfs There has no such de-
monstratoD here the reception oi Daniel Webster in
1852 The personal salutations 10 Col Webster, the
prayers for his success the cries OF Goodby Colonel
Bryan the cordial shouts OF u the soldiers %
they marched past, showed depth feeling never be-
fore equaed
The regiment left the depot at little after nine O'Clock
IN ,o'"> 'or Washington. New York Philadelphia
The wet W regiment 10 the noblcst body OF men vet
sent from Jew England There several highly edu.
Gated gentlemen IN the ranks and the Lieutenant Colonel
Mr. Bryan, is West Pointer every Inch soldier.
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KEY WRIST AND Understanding Columbia Mrs Thoe
Terry child ana servant de La Munoa and lady Miss
liza Mcnoz Miss d MGnoz, Juan Sena, Mr. Lafeete p
Csrere Ard la6y, Mss Csere Gu,vai Mrs Cana
e,s and servant De Catlel William Packn. Mrs Anna,
I've children sLo servant Becorano Anda, Dr. Fran
cisco 2sgss CartaL II Hill Mrs Fratice. Miss Julia
AIea Ms. ALtoEa Arcra Octave Aera Charles Johnston.
WAN Nielsen, Hcpkins, Domingo Marin, Jose
Cell De CAhuLo. Alexander Breint Feone, Bl1apic.
LUX H.ro, Jose p Dsse Edward BaIdea
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A SCHOONER CHASED BY A pRTvATEER.


The schooner Edward Lam, from Mayagucz, arrived
here this afternoon reports that saturday July 90
latitude 81 deg rs min SOUTH longitude " deg 10
west chased three hours by full rugged privateer
brig which undoubtedly The JEFF. Davis, as the YES
sci answers her description Tue schooner being fast
sailer and during thunder storm got clear from her,
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THE MINNIE SCHIFFER PLATE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


would suggest through your paper TO the merchants
who subscribed the testimonial to Captain Wilson Of
the Minnie Schiller the propriey Of presenting the ser.
vice Of plate to Capt Tllman, the coorcd man. who "a
captured the schooner j. Warng from the pirates AZ
Captain Wilson has turned pirate this would be nttns
disposition make Of the testimonial and show the esi.
nation winch piracy held by the merchants Of New
York. MERCHANT
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AID FOR THE WOUNDED.
KAroNAB, wRsrcBrsrsR Co. N. Y, Jul,

KAToNAB, WRrcHEsTBR Co., n. Y, July %, 1851
There forwarded to-day from the Jay homestead
by Pulcns and Adams Express, to the Sanitary Com
mission at Washington, two boxes containing hundred
hospital gowns and FORT -four flannel shirts by The
women of Katonah and Bedford who are actively con.
tnuing their labOrs
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THE WAR FEELING IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, July ~, 1901.
The enthusiastic reception of the THIRD and Fourth regi
mcnts, late from Fortress Monroe together with the I'M
mense crowds gathered to cheer the Twelfth regiment
ITS departure tonight indicates the reverse o discourage
ment by the late battle Our people were never more
patriotic than now
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

TIE following list Of killed and wounded has been care.
ally complied from dispatches and although far
.om complete Is made rs correct possible II is at
ores nj impossible in consequence Of the confusion in
Washington and the camps, to perfect Inst Of the
rs u the side OF the supporters Of the government
hc uas, but shall endeavor our list daily
.uih complete
SECOND NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
WUua.led
q W b. Tompkins, Colonel
II Reilly, CompanyC.
ianei Marrow.
A1arew Mn
EIGHTH NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
-- German, Private
u Wall Lieutenant CompanyB
James NcGouldrick, Company u, badly.
" liam Giles, slightly
Prisoners
Foster Swift Surgeon
q Winston, Assistant do.
Charles lie GTaw, Assistant do.
EoplK covbrf
potable instance Of magnanmods self sacrifice on the
~, m the surgical STAFF Of one Of city regiments oc
cred III the battle Of the 2lst The above banned sur
',ns aoby surrendered themselves to the enemy rather
'ah desert Their wounded comrades the ed OF battle
81 oiduc; reflects the highest credit Oh the h,rosn
ad humanity OF these officers, and deserves 10 b. widely
&hr"o and duly appreciated
gIG1TB NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
Kuied
(. Dampu,, private
Wounded.
CHARLES Benyon private
LLavEhTh NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS [fIRx zoUAyEs).
Ktled
John wliay. Captain, Company T.
Robert Brown Sergeant, Company 3
- German, Company d.
- Barber, Company c.
- Nurray, Company G.
James Hurley, CompanyI.
David Small, Company
james AcGurc, CompanyL
- Coon, Company
- Hasler Company X
Noah Faruhan, Colonel
- lOzier, MAJOR.
Thomas Goodwin, sergean, Major, Company
Michael Kane, Company +.
Michael maoar, company1.
John Cromer,
rcrrancc Ryan, CompanyA.
Thos. Biancy, -
& Ml'oney, -.
Johl Oiisra, -
ltin II Summer, -.
William Heap, Company a.
Couan,
james Williams, Company Il.
- Bragdon Company II.
Jonn Geuson, Company l. -
james McNsmce, do probably prscssr}.
j"hn o iIrirn, do
Patrick Cook, do tprobsbly q prlsoner)
Charles Lynch do
"h'em Waters, CoupanyK.
- Carroll, do. N
jonn Finn, do
David Filming, do
THIRTEENTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
Wounded.
James Gait Company
a AcVane, Gonna f
FOURTEENTH NEW YORK STATE MILITIA.
htEd
f p Fowler. Leutenanl Colonel.
- F.sen, Company b.
- heMquns OF McManee, Company
- M-nsted, Company g.
- Horn or Howe, Company o.
- Davenport, Company L
- Vale Company T.
- Sei'cis Company T.
- schel Company
- Kelly, Company ~
- Sullivan, Company r
- McCary, gompanyF
- Diei5, company \.
- Smith, Company f.
tiward Fay, Company r
- Morrow, Company F.
- fesce, Company +
- Baldwin Company F.
- Scott Company +
- Brown, Ensign (iOubtful)-
Wounded.
!. Wood, Co,onel
- Ten Eyck, Company G.
- Hicks, Company e.
- McI1sar, ConIpanyC.
- Snyder, CompanyC
- DrynciI, CompsayC
- Dewitt, Company G.
- McClung, Company D.
Henry Amos, Company f.
- Prescott, CompanyF
- Adams, Company r.
- Middleton ConpaDyk.
Thas. Tmmons,
s!xTssNrB NEW Yoax voLUNTesa&
wos,yaed
Christopher Cumming, Conpauy C.
Sullivan, Company o.
~ aYrY.ssvESiH Ess yosx VOLUNTEERS.
y. so.um foleus.
.deard M1y,
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Murder OF q Pennsylvania Volunteer
Troops Returning Observation-Disclosures mt
OF Deputy Marshal. Sc.

Murder OF a Pennsylvania Volunteer
Troops Returning Home-AppOin,menS
OF Deputy Marshal. Sc.
BALTIMORE. July %, 1851.
James Marley private in Colonel lye's Pennsylvania
regiment this morning killed Daniel Bayne, private
the Twenty. third Pennsylvania regiment the way
home. Manley was formerly Of this city He is des
perate character and served the pcntentiary
for previous attempt TO kill He left here for Phlade
phia eighteen months ago Marley met Bayne at the
of Eaton street and Eastern avenue said faro
you going home2 Baype replied, Yes, you gong
to rcenistT "No," replied Manley, and then stepped
back drew his revolver shot Bayue dead Marley
taken to Fort Mcllenry The body Of Baynv was
carried to Philadelphia.
As soon as the Intelligence the depot where the
Twenty. third waiting for the train squad Of two
hundred much excited started out aud secured the city
for Maney they had found him he would have been
out 10 pieces.
William NJ Hood has been appointed Assistant Deputy
Marshal
The Worth Infantry, from York, Pa, went home this
morning.
General Banks returned to For, McIienry this evening
from the Relay House.
The Massachusetts, Sixth regiment at the Relay House
have re-enIisted
Dr. A. W Rawlings visited Fort McEIenry this AFTER
noon, and obtained the usual PERMISSION from General
Banks Fortress Monroe, for the purpose of for
wardipg the body Of his brother New York. He Will
be accompanied the melancholy task by Capt Malcolm
Campbell of Philadelphia
Marshal Kane is very sick at the fort He is aboring
under fever, and is not able TO leave his bed
Maney the murderer of Bayne has been from tho
fort and placed in charge Of the Baltimore civil autho.
rites. So
General Dix command OF the fort and Mary.
land Department to morrow morning O'clock with
Acting Assistant Adjutant General Captain iouis H.
Peouze, Of the Fifth regular infantry aud Military
Secretary, Lieutenant Charles Temple Dix
General Banks leaves IN the morning to assume the
command OF the Department Of the Upper Potomac 10
will be accompanied 10 Official capacity by Captain
Robert Williams Of the SecoUd United States cavalry and
By Captain John Kurtz United States Engineer corps
The United states revenue yacht Hope. CAPTAIN Ives on
duty here, this afternoon aided the by tho
arrival Of the United states cutter Forward Captain
Noncs, lately IN cOmnan1 Of Annapos Revenue station
GENERAL MCCLELLAN EN- ROUTE FOR WASH.
INGTON.
GRAFTON Va, July %, 1851
General Mcclellan leaves here night TO assume com.
mand of the troops Washington, He viii arriyo
there tomorrow night
General Resencrans command of the troops in
Western Virginia, and eav evening Kxnawha
Valley
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OO'10-@1717 W 1@f'''H III . DODIVIN NEUIMCNI.
This fnc regiment will arrive in this city ut eleven
A. H. today and will land at the foot of Fourteenth
street, East river. The of Massachusetts, are cor
daily invited to be present nd giving the regiment
the reception which BELTS it, in respect for its dstin
giiscd commander and the brave men who connoss +,
Arrangements have been otherwise to extend 10 The
regiment warm and generous welcome After partakinp
OF necessary refreshments the corps will without delay
be marched down Broadway to Corandt street where
they will embark for Philadelphia en- route for Washington
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ARRIVAL OF CAPTAIN VARIANTS ARTIL.
LERY ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION AT THE
RATTERY n


The artillery corps Of the Eighth regiment Of the New
York State Militia, numbering hundred and thirty three
men, under command of Captain varan. having served
out their term OF service returned the seat of war
last evening, by the Camden and Amboy line As their
arrival was expected, large crowd assembled on the
Battery early in the Afternoon, which continued to in
crease unt the arrival Of the steamer Richard Stockton
when It numbered several thousand reserve Of the
Eighth regiment Of Washington Grays consisting Of eighty
and Geld pieces, detailed to escort the re-
turning soldiers and were early IN attendance expecting
that Captain Varian would come by the New Jersey Rail
road in the afternoon but as the Southern JARED 10
connect, they came by tie Camden and Amboy NE
The Richard Stockton arrived at pier No at half past
O'Clock and she Ieared the pier the assembled
m.atude greeted the troops with hearty cheers The
org.rA number Of the company commanded by Captain
vraD hundred and thirty three, t.t SIX 0. item
returned to the city some tine ago OF the SEX list, so
that the lumber that arrived last evening tLr cred
and twenty seven Aposse :: metropolitan c:fcers 20.
der comLan1 OF Deputy superintendent CarpeLie' ere
coded the escort Up Broadway, and although TIE citizens
generally were not aware Of the expected arrival OF this
company, the spread Ike wlafre, and as they
marched up Broadway .hoy were loudly appsadsa They