Litchfield enquirer., 1861-11-07

 lst.-1st Reg't Inftry, smos. Volunteers .7so 7so 3d u /" ....7SO 2,s4o ad--4th atb Rsgt1ns'ry for the War: IL o4s o4s 9th /: ........I U4o sts sts /" <" " " ::::::::1;o4s 1;o4s
 5,2so The above all uniformed, armed and equipped. sd.-1st Squadron Conn Cavalry for the War, attached to Harris Light
 Cavalry, New York. .162
 Aggregate. 7,732 4th.-1 Battery of Artillery in Camp, Meri- Battalion c.va,rHs asa comnsn;e; a9s ass
 4s1 9th Reg't 1nftry, in camp,.N. H TOO, 70 10th Reg't Inft try, in Camp, Hartford, ,. leave the 31st Oct. 1,046 11th Reg't Inftry, in Camp, Hartford,
 nearly ready to march. ...... l'o4o
 a,las 18th Reg't Inftry, organizing at Hart
  18th Reg't Inf'try, organizing at New
 Haven, full 1st of Dec. .......- .O46
 2,o92 14th Reg't 1nftry, in process of organ o ,c
 Aat.on :. ..': .'..' .....' A'o1o 18th Reg't Inf'try, in process of organ
 1ZGtl0n ,U4O
 2,o92 fThe 14th and 18th Regiments have commen- Ssd recruiting, and expect to be filled to the maximum number.
 6th.-Date of Transportation 1st Reg from New Haven, May 9th, 1861.
 Date of Transportation 2d Reg't from New Haven, May 10th, 1861.
 Date of Transportation Sd Regt from Hartford, May 2oth, 1861.
 Date of Transportation 4th Reg't from Hartford, June 10th, 1881.
 Date of Transportation 9th Reg't from Hartford, July 29th, 1861.
 Date of Transportation 9th Reg t from New Haven. Sept. 17th, 1861.
 Date of Transportation 7th Reg't from New Haven, Sept. 18th, 1861.
 Date of Transportation Sth Reg't from Hartford, Oct. l7th, 1861. 6th.-Number of Horses. 200 7th.-Nnmber of Wagons. fl
 " C Ambulances. .......... 10 8th.-Number of Sets of Harness. 54 9th.-Number of Common rents. ...o o53
 of Wall ......215 ,s"El of Hospital (:
 '" of Marque |" ....;,. 13 1oth.-Numbcr of Riaed Muskets. .5'277
 of sharps' Rifles. .....1,473
 of Mississippi do...... 568 k" of Smooth Bore Muskets l,48S Once 6-lb. Battery with Caissons, Harnesses, Battery Wagon, Travelling Forge and equip ments complete, furnished Rhode Island, by or der of Government
 6-lb. Battery sent to Washington.
 Number of Swords ......... 104 Ammunition Cartridges. ..... All GOO
 " Caps. s........... .669,00O 6-lb. Ball Cartridges, about. 1000 11th.-Amount paid for Rations $45, ,932 97. In addition to the above, Connecticut has fur nished Government with nearly one thousand rifles for United States troops, also one other 6-b battery in addition to the one furnished Rhode Island. She has also furnished the State of Ohio with equipments for four regiments of infantry Every soldier sent from Connecticut has been armed and equipped by the State be- fore leaving it's borders Is it not g record to be proud of? Is there another State in the Union that can say as much? Is there one that has shown more real genuine patriotism ?-not that we would speak of it in boastlng spirit, or with any disposition to reflect upon any other State for every loyal State has shown a spirit and an energy entitled to the highest praise. The fact is, Connecticut has a model Govern or with an efficient staff. Her highest officers are men of the strictest integrity, hard working, practical business men, possessed of a just State pride-and there lies one great secret of her suc- cess.-Cowam