Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-05
gotten. prolonged applause, during which
Nanfnin Mea pher rntirnA
Military Affairs in the State.

patriotism in its county:
The war fever still prevails in full glow in
this vicinity. Companies originated in ad-
joining counties, and unable to fill up at
home. have come here to complete their com.
plements, and have succeeded The company
started by Captain VIM Jones, is fast filling
up, and is las we are informed) at present
ahead ofany other in point of numbers. Thos.
G. Nugent and NJ K Shearer well known
citizens OF Placer, ile are actively engaged
in raising another company, with every pros
pect of success Both Nugent and Shearer
served in the Mexican war, and both have
successfully passed the requisite examination
before the Military Board. Nugent was un-
der General Scott from the landing at Vera
Cruz to the entry of the army into the City
of Mexico, as an Orderly Sergeant in the U.
5. Mounted Rifemen. At the close Of the
war he was offered Second Lieutenant's s
commission in the regular army.
Hugh L. Hines of this city, better known
throughout the county as "Old Joe Hines, !"
has commenced raising new company, offer
ing to volunteers extraordinary inducements.
Not content with the regular bounty protfer-
ed by Government, "Old Joe" promises land
pays too) the additional bounty of $50 TO each
man upon enlistment. Here is an example of
Joe, or his hackers between $4,000 and $4,-
! 600.
REcRUIrGNG IN PLACER The Dutch Flat
Enquirer makes very favorable representa-
ton of volunteering in Placer. 1t says:
Placer county has furnished something like
three hundred men. This, more than any
thing else, speaks loudly for the Union aenti-
ment of our people. Two companies of in
fantry and one of cavalry from one county in
the interior is more than could he expected,
yet we learn that another company is making
up from this county at Michigan Bluff. Dutch
Flat, too, has already furnished number of
men for the war under the Governors reQui-
sition, having furnished Il sufficient number,
we learn, to fill up Captain Rowells compa-
ny, tie Auburn Greys, besides many others
who have joined at San Francisco and other
places, making about forty persons.
SrAIsLAus.-Samuel n. Hoyt has opened
recruiting office at Lagrange, Stanislaus coun-
ty, to raise company for the Third Regi-
nent of Infantry.
ARMY MOVEMENTS The steamer Senator
yesterday presented quite a martial appear
ance, having on board Il number of troops
In addition to two companies. making the
whole complement of Col. Cartoons regi-
ment, lst California Volunteers, a portion of
Capt. Aliens company of the 4th U. S. In
fan(ry-the same which went to Panama as
guard to the 80 900 muskets sent East were
on board. Col George Wright, 9th Intan-
try, U. $. A.. in command of the Southern
District of California, Brevet Lit. Col Bu-
chanan, with head quarters of the 4th In
fantry and Band, with Capt. Walen of the
same regiment, also left Capt Walen. who
has been twenty-siX years in the army, nine
of which have been passed on this coast, is
from Georgia. He.is staunch Union man,
a fine soldier and estimable gentleman, and
one the public would like to see in command
of one onr volunteer regiments. The regular
force will concentrate at san Pedro prior to
their departure for the East. Col Carleton
was accompanied by Major Rigg, Major
Eyre, Surgeon McNulty, Quartermaster Ham
mond and Adiutant Cutler. The men left in
good spirits. S. f. Norming call, 3D.
TuoLuMSE.-The morning Call, ofTucsday,
says:
Tuolumne has long borne the reputation of
being chivalry hole" and Secession quar-
ter, but, as events prove, unjustly. She has
done her share in filling up the new regi
ments, and one of the finest companies at
Camp Alert, Captain Akey's,) attests the
value of her war material. Blythe way, we
| Yesterday were shown a splendid national
flag, presented to this company by ladies Of
Sonora. 1t is a beautiful specimen of work
manship, and bears the folio wing Inscription:
" Presented to the Tuolumne Rangers, by the
Ladies Of Sonora; : with the motto, Never
| Surrender"
The Stockton Independent. of Thursday,
says:
We are informed that some forty volun-
teers have recently been enlisted in Columbia
and neighboring towns in Tuolumne, and will
soon take up their line of march for the head
quarters of the Third Regiment in this city
CALAvEnAs.-Some fifty volunteers for the
Third Regiment arrived at Stockton Wednes-
day evening from Mokelumne Hill, and were
escorted to Camp McDougall, three miles
south of town.
UNION VIcroRIEs IN Missouri The St Louis
Evening News, of September 14th, has the
following
a Secession camp on Lick Creek Monroe
county, was broker up 10y the Federal troops
last sunday, and, it is said, three hundred of
the Secessionists captured Another camp of
Secessionists at Spencerbug, Pike county, was
broken up on Monday last, and sixteen rebels
taken prisoners.
An escaped prisoner from Martin Greens 5
camp, who arrived at Hannibal last " ednes-
day, states that after the evacuation of their
camp in Monroe county by the Secessionists,
and the taking possession Of it by the Federal
troops, last Sunday, two hundred Secession
recruits rode up TO the camp, supposing Green
was sill there. On discovering their mistake,
they wheeled and fled, but were fired at and
four of them killed.
The same paper of the I6th, has the follow
ing:
The Hannibal Messenger states that fight
took place on the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad, west of that city, few days ago,
between detachment of 10 Union men, un-
der Col Moore, and about 200 Secessionsts,
which resulted in the rout OF The latter, with
loss of six killed en- the field. On the Fed
them mortally.
TIE TurArER IN THE DAYS OF Coon QUEEN
BEss-The flag hoisted Oh the front Of the
theater was only raised during the perform
ance and the price of admittance, as late rs
1914, was only Is, and at the inferior thea
ters as low as Id. or 2d. Some Of the chief
spectators. and especially the critics, sat on
the stage and paid from Cd. to Is. for their
stools they were attended by pages, who
furnished them with pipes and tobacco. The
theater was strewn with rushes. and the cur
tain loored back when the play commenced.
-EngliSh womanS Domestic Wdgazine