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talIng the 1aw commonly a ued the "fuslt1ve
W7eress, Maj. Emory Of the United States A.
showing BIS sympathy with rebtEi.,n, therefore,
Rssolred, That bis restoration to 'eser'lce Was
improper az urjustifable,
fTbe lightning here interrupted the work.
ing Of the lines and We we're only allie to get
= few disconnected sentences.
4 bill vas introduced Increasing the pay Of
also bill reducing the expenses Of the Gov
eminent.
The following resolution WIS offered:
FssoEr<d, That committee Of dvebe appointed
by tie Speaker TO ascertain and report what con-
taets ha!s been made b Il the
e1nnent without advertising for proposals, -
required BY. statute; also to report the
nsHes Of parties to whom contracts h.ve been
also, VIXEN pr. .rosa1s were received Il the con-
tracts were awarded to the lowest bidder. and II
Lot, the Ieas On therefor; aleo, wheta tha coa-
tions inviting the proposals. and II any alteration
The reason fof the came; also. whether AM. per
een Or pertous hare any interest in the contracts
nit ee shall hive power to send fol. persons and
papers, 10 administer oaths to examine Witnesses
and to report ut aEy time.
On motion Of Mr. Upton Of Va, 1t Was re-
eolyed that the Secretary Of War be directed
~ lEet1uCt LIE VAetEa VI lle lMleN SEl4tS
when takirg prisoners and releasing them
upon their oath Of allegiance to tha United
5tatea, to report their names and residences.
On motion Of hi. LOOMS Of Ct, 1t was
resolved that the committee on Judiciary be
and are hereby instructed to prepare and re-
port to this House bill foE. public act to
confscat tue property Of al persons holding
any efice whatever, either civil or military,
under the Government Of any State or Of the
20 called Confederato States Of America" /"
who have taken up or who shall hereafter
take up a1ms against the Government.
, 1861-07-09
NO BATTLE YET.

Al latest accounts, Gen. Patterson's en-
tire force was well entrencLed in and
around Martinsburg, Va, where Double
days battery and some other detachments
had joined it The six regiments sent
from Washington had passed through
Baltimore, and are probably arrived at
1lc scene OF action by this time.
Gen. Patterson's force is fully equal to
5000, Mile Johnston has no more than
20 900, it is said, at Bunker Hill, seven
miles distant, where lie is preparing for q
hattie. TAtre had been no engagement, nor
ii ytning more exciting than guerilla war-
ia.e, between scouting parties. II cannot
be lcpg before Gen. Patterson closes in up
On u,e rebcls, and then there will be a fight
u foot-race. Nothing is said OF Gen.
M,Clcllau's movements, but he must be
nt:n.
The movement Of oil our other forces
atrcss the Potomac, at Washington, is
contemplated, hut military censorship or
he s.orm,-one OF both-render our dis
rs,c1es quite unsatisfactory On these im-
lx,rtant points,
, 1861-07-09

1s,ecia, Dfsnatch to sas Cincinnati Gnzette.1
a,,Nr1.s tIniS T-I,,,nt. t;ot. NrIrling. of
,h,. Tw.11r-first nv :, nceimc.t. came here iast
;rht ~ ~ rretrS fr;n f;oI. Norton. at
t;tl1i,'o;;. tor the seeeseionist prisoners at
ca11n f,;,:ae Waontr aid SIller. the Union
1".n1,I1.sI- liz Tenc,s at PoiIt Pleasant,
xt1c Ge,i;t,id to Sc,tcn on Friday last. They
~ c,,,i;d .nt that If N[rtnn had not sefz-i
~ - s,ness :ne;sts AZ hostages. they vould now
~ ,riscnt At Riclmc.d.
Nttii;1 ~ r. parts .hat o. Jennings Wise has
letn ceyssta:5pg In the KanaRha valley with
:h:nt 500 1neu. 500 Of whom are cavalry we'll
snu:rred. They had a camp about sixty
,ntlt 5 iron the Ohio.
IN the 4,h If .July. Norton moved his rc2i-
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Special ses.tonsbf Congress.
Especial Dispatch to the n. Z. World.]

n AhH4ht4NHJ "0lt y 4o14
The metsage was received By the Senate
Eear o'clock and was inmediasely re1d It
was not distributed in p131ted copies simulta-
ntoutly to the Senators, d usual, and conse-
quently was listened to With breathless atten.
tien by those on the floor and by the dense
crowd in tAe galleries. HNo demonstrations
we're made, though it WGFapparsnt to all that
it gave universal eatieactaon. There was an
evident disposition to appaud the passage re.
lating to the increase rf the army and the
loan, but nothi3g intruding On the proper de-
corum Of the Senate occurred
In the House It was qzlte different The
Fassagea alluded to were,not Only yocifer-
ously applauded olFthe fidsr, but the galleries
Numbered ont their notES OF approval The
distinction drawn be4weeK the patriotism OF
the COMMON soldiers and saRofs, and the
treache1y Of the officers .of the army and
navy, Was 80 marked and striking that its
effect was thrilling. j
1t nay be safely douhtefif any paper ever
e. aDated from the executive which gave such
enera} satisfaction. There was one aignii-
can't remark which wRs hetrd about The hslls.
In the galleries, and On the street., a1d that
was "Ab1oham Lincoln wrote that message"
LIS peculiar force and style Immediately
showed the authorship, 4
There WAS but little interest in Congress to-
doy aside frem the readingsof the Presidents
message. The Senate a4 an early hour de-
posed lis eerge who hes been very
unpopular. On the first ballot forty-one
votes wtrc cast. Necessary for choice twen-
George T. BroWn.. .--T......-.-.......2o -
D. r. McEair.. .,.s;s.....-.......... 9
george BfoHn---...-...-..- ...---....... :
George 7. Brown, Of Alton, iii, Wa de-
clared elected, who appeared and took the
psth.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FoNx EXPRESS.
Later from C4liforn1a,

FonT KEAnxET, July The Pony Express
passed here at seven o'eloek last evening,
bringing the following summary Of news for
the Associated Press. =
SAN FRANCISCO, June sE6-The Supreme
Court las rendered deIision In the Lime
Government to taye the3properly condemn:
ed as site for fortidcasaon and purchased
at an actual value as determined By jury.
This is the point Of rocks aear the entrance Of
ssh francisco harbor, whGh certain specnla-
to1s have been endeayorirg to sell to the Gov
ernmcbt at an extrayagnnE price (S200 0|000)
T. Templeton, who is represented as m ex-
periebced Indian fighter, 3as been engaged in
the Interior counties, organizing regiment
Of mounted rtlemen consisting. Of 1000 men,
Of which 500 have been enrolled, which he
proposes TO offer to tho War Department to
Guard the Overland Nail route and protect
The emigration, from which the Federal troops
are being withdrawn. Some Of the leading
military men in the State are engaged in the
movement, and it is represented that Senators
Baker, Latham and McD5ugall will urge the
acceptance Of the regiment by the War De-
psrtmeut.
The grain harvest has. commenced In all
parts cf The State. The crop was never finer.
There is probably an eighth more land under
cultivation this year than ever before, aud the
proportion Of wheat over other crops Ia also
greater.
The Les Angeles Sar, OF the ed ult, con
talks the relieving items from the Southeast
e1u portion Of the State and adjacent Terrific
| rlts:
i JoEe aIattos Moreno, the present acting
| Governor of Lower California, WAS arrested
IL san Ditg on the 10Th Of June, by D equity
| United States Marshal, on charge Of VIOLA
| ting the neutrality laws Of the United States
Gul;1g the late difficulties in California be-
tween Don Feliciano Esparsa and Don Juan
| Nerdlza.
| By information obtained from the express
rider Fl om the Colorado, we learn that that
tr1i@n cf the Overland y all stock used on
| The line eest of El Paso il on the road to Los
Angeles ond may be expected in five OF six
| rays. The exprt es man lei For. Yuma on the
16lh, Ut which time, the stock had arrived on
he othCr side. The McKee6e and Giddings
| party had been discovered murdered and their
rodles horribly mangled., Biz. Giddings was
brother Of the mail contractor. By the
| treakiug up Of the pest at Ttjon, in addition
TO other Government property removed to
| Les ArgvloE, We haye the herd Of camelf
A.w leIe which have bten Ut Ttjon for some
| ytass.
! On Wedreed.y morning, company B, first
| ti1aeooEs from Fort II jon, with the baud O.
| the regime nj, unecr command Of Captain Da
! piisnn, s'.iytd in lo+ AlHgelcs. They march
| Cd into camp ut once, making three co1npanie4
tucamped here.
, 1861-07-09
THH CITY ATFORrEXSHEP

The select committed Of the Council 10
wLom was referred tie matter Of the oner-
ous duties devolving upon the City Attor-
pey, hare made report, accompanied by
an ordinance, published herewith, recon-
.nending the election, BY the Board Of Al.
dcrmap, Of a Corpsration Counsel, to act
with tie Comptroller in taking care OF all
the higher legal proceedings instituted by
or against the city. The City Attorney
proper, by the terms Of the proposed or
dinsnce, is 10 nave charge Of all business
arising in the Police Court and before Jus
tlces Of the Peace, at salary Of $1,000
per anrum and d ccr.ain portion Of the fees
collected and fines recovered. The Cor
,,o1ation Counsel is to take charge Of the
business in tie Courts Of record, and to
give legal advice to the Mayor, Comptroller,
Council and Committees, and I've presume)
the Board Of Public Works, at salary Of
$1,000 per annum. The report says that
the expense Of employing additional coun-
sci to assist the City Attorney IN important
cases, or in IN excess Of business, Aere:o-
fore, has brought the whole cost Of legal
services to the city to something over
$4,000 annually. L saving Of 5000 is thus
rropostd TO be effected in salary or in fees
alone, while it is hoped that q much larger
saving may m effected in the more regular
ard reliable service Of 4 first rate lawyer.
Night not further saving Of 81 900 be ef:
ftc:ed, by fixing the salary Ut s., 900, with
"c; Lsz.rdiDg tLe interests Of the p:.blic
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1t appears, from the copious reports
which We publish elsewhere Of Cen
-fal Patterson's victory at Hainesvil1e,
Va, that the hardest fighting was done by
tie First Wisconsin Regiment, whose pas
sage through this city some weeks ago was
Made with 20 much tclat. Indeed, the
battle was fought entirely by the Wiscon-
sin boys and one Pennsylvania regiment,
who fordcd the Potomac with their clothes
a., while the remainder of the division
stripped ef their uumcntionables to ac-
ccmrliEh the passage. The other Penn
s.Iyan;aus, however, were excusab1e for
1'eing thus careful Of their sAoddy. They
doubtless feared the action Of the water
Gu tlrir uniforms.
, 1861-07-09

81. LOUIS, July 6.-Col. Wyman, WItn hls
Illinois regiment from Camp McClstan, ~ a a.
Ling, ard marched 70 the. Pacific Railroad de-
pot, or stvtnth street. At nine o'clock to-
hight they took two trains numbering over
thirty ca1s, and started fer Rclia on the South
r EFT B1a-cb, one hundred and ten miles dis
sat as Sa,s nasSe s5p sa%p qso RS
u they will mach cne Eurtred miles to
s1nja. field. snt join the forces In the so1th.
west. The regiment rumseza one thousacd
rid tcur, ali .cld. About fifteen ar on the
cick list, brit all Of THIN sre able to GO On.
Ire m:E are act p!eaEet7 with the afns they
,.ovt. BEic}. ere en3cth bore rcuskets Tho
;1ce.p, '.ov:ver. report t.om very 2ec7'ata
i.ttgst hooss@g
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Gbira9o Gtibtt,tt
# The material for the tcork (of putting
Gown the rebellion} is abundant; it only
u,.'a> tie hand Of legislation. and the hand
q tic F~rutite to giet Impractical *hnis and
,:ssr:sHcy-O1.D ABE.


Tic House has adopted resolution de-
s''a1ing that as this is IN extraordinary
CcnEnss no measure shall be considered
except such rs bear directly upon the
great questions which called it together;
Ill ether matters that may arise to be re-
:trred % the regular session, without de-
bate A rigid observance of this rule,
which we doubt net the Senate will adopt,
will enable Con :rcss to adjourn in ten
tl.ye. Speaker Grow announced the House
Committees, yesterday, and SO far as an
imperfect report enables US to judge, he
lbs shown admirable good sense in the
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TO RENT-To a gentleman and
i wife, or tve single Eeatrenen front 70 ,m slth
be 4rd In pIiv ate ta1 i1y at two pertons 1uisL
locality, three minutes walk 1-o.a the Post Oace.
Terms moderate. Address C. B." Tribune of1ce.
ty9xsT
, 1861-07-09

"ANTED.-Saddle and Harness
w Makers wanted It 81 La3e street.
H4ge9 It CUSDIfT WG0iIFY n ~
, 1861-07-09

Tn I1dlara regiments arc now in active
service in Virginia, and ten more will ba
equipped and ready to march within two or
three weeks. a fine company Of cavalry from
Ter1e Haute, Capt Stewart, are On their way
TO join Gen. McClel1an's division, and another
splen6id company at Indianapolis, Capt.
Bracken, lstc local editor Of the Sentinel, are
nearly ready to leave. There is now only one
regiment left at indianapolis, Col. Sol Mere
3,rf.sa
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Forty five men belonging to the Sd Ohio
regiment, under Capt. Samson, while on
scouting expedition last night, fell IN with an
ambuEcade OF several hundred rebels at Mid
die fork bridge, twelve miles east Of here, aud
were surrounded !. bat after desperate fight
they cut their way through, losing one killed
and FIVE NJ unded. Tic enemy lost some
:wtnty killed. Fire dead bodies were found
to-day.
Col. McCook, with the 4th and 9th Ohio
regiments, and the 10th Indiana, under Col
Morrow, with Loomis's battery and Burdal's
somIany Of cavalry, oved On and took pos
eeesicn Of the bridge carly this morning. Gen.
Nenie advanced from pbilippi to within anlile
and BALI Of Laurel Hill. Ex-Co1gressmau
Carr eft is in remmaEd Of the rebel forces
:htrc. Gen. Mcclellan, with 4 laIge force,
will move wards Beverly early tomorrow.
A battle is anticipated within forty:eight
hou1s. The 10th Ohio regiment arrived here
today.
BA1T1MonE, Ju1y I.
Hen. Henry May has left for Richmond, 1t
! is said, by invitation Of JEFF Davis. HI Is ac-
cClrrtnied by two Fedey2lists.
, 1861-07-09

WANTED By q young man
w txert7-tu years o{age hari.g Eooo know
ledge ct business any employ mea: not absolutely
meLtsl Atdress II s. W. ofce of this pap-r.
fIEISt
, 1861-07-09

Destructive Tornado at 0shkoshs Wis.
OSHKOSH, Wiz, July &-A destructive tor
morning, unroofing houses in every direction,
blowing down trees, aud doing immense
damage. The large Touring mill Of Green &:
Powers is unroofed, and the upper portion de-
moliahed- The store Of Bigggen & HUI Nss
unrooftd and 6!1ed with water, dam aging the
goods to large amount. Those storea on
Ferry street have The entire walls blown
down. -
The steamer shawanaw City, lying at Ter
deck. is u complete wreck, her upper works
blown away. The steamer Berlin City has her
snoke-atacks aud pilot house and upper cabin
carried aHay and otherwise damaged, Hous,
es in all parts Of the city were lifted up and
carried several: feet, In some cases being turn'
ed completely around. and some entirely ee!
nolished. The wiad Vas nee companied BY I
yiol. ut hi sto.m. Not house IN the oSSy
nj has sustained more or less damage. The
lightning was terrific, striking In several pls'
ces. No LOGS Of life has 50 yet oeeu repofte1,
, 1861-07-09
Military Movements around WASH
tnRfDn.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Col. Burnside Of
Rhode Island, will command the two Rhode
Island, the 1et New Hampshire aud the New
York list regiments, with the rank Of Briga-
Gler General
1t is understood sll regiments nov II this
city will be ordered to Virginia Immediately.
Six regiments in all have left for Martinsburg.
The weather is intensely hot, interfering
somewhat with military preparations.
There we're tbirty,four complete regiments
of Federal troops on the other side of the
Potomac. Tbirty-oce Of them were ready to
march at a moments notice.
It is now proposed to modify the present
tariff so TINT it shall yield Q revenue Of one
hundred millions annually.
The I'd Rhode Island battery Lett Washing
ton to dsy its destination is secret.
The Poet Master General has established a
Gaily mail between here and Martinsbnrg.
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highly Important from the Upper
Ohio

PohEnox, Ohio, July :.
Col Merton, With one hundred and fifty
n,er. has lust returned from An expedition
Il to The country, He captured four horses,
sixteen head ot fat cattle, and TIVE mules from
Information has also been received that
GOV. Wise, with body guard of fifty men,
under Capt P.tten as te at by ne na.,ges
nosed to be mortajlY wounded, and forty Of
he eI cua1d a. liiled The report is undoubtedly
tue m in substsnce, but the wounding OF Wise
ia Patten needs confirmation AL quiet
hS re- IL, Eav
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VaIlaudi: hams Reception. Russell
Of the Il I1mes--.L0rd John Russell.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
Wt4HJkGTof. ,JufV

AsHANGIo', 9uiy y 1901.
Val1undi. ham visited the Ohio regiments in
&c 1nlany with Cu1 to-day. Intense excite
mini cneucd An efDgy was Immediately
hung up, labeled IS Vallandigham the traitor;"
I'D lad it not been for The officers, he would
lave been roughly dealt with. He was hur::
fied cit the ground by the officers, and visited
the Other camps, but was not molested. Tbs
feeling is very deep at his visit, and moderate
;.eople are surprised at Vallandlgham's impu.
Ltnce.
Russell, Of the London Times, visited many
OF the eamrs yesterday, and to-day intended to
It. 1T all The intrsuchments opposite the city
IL V;rgipia, in company with Senator Wilson,
lnt the excessive heat prevented. He oxpres-
see surprise At the great chapge that has taken
p.%ce. SlIoe his first visit, Lord John Russell
Lps written private letter to al old personal
fl!e1 d, high in position here, that the South
TN Commissioners bsd asked for an interview
With the British Ministry, but were percmpto-
lily refused.
Gov. Latham to dsy presented Senator Viii
sen with mcstive cane, Of great value, from
tie State OF Caliicfnta, for the formers efforts
in g.tti1g the overland mails through.
Senators nnd Members have called on the
President, and urged greater activity. An
army advance movement cannot be delayed
feycnf ffie week
, 1861-07-09

ALEXANDRIA, July 8.-Majcr Taylor Of New
Orleans arrived at Arlington Heights with a
fog Of truce, to-day, having dispatches for
President Lincoln. He's Inst from ManAssaa
Junction.
WAsu1scro,, July 6--Hon. Henry May =
visit to Richmond was not superfnduced by
tht Government It is thought the dispatches
just come in with flag OF truce are from him.
, 1861-07-09

DETROIT, July THE schooner Pilot, with
2 cngo Of 12,CC0 bushels wheat, bound from
Chicago to Buffalo, at anchor in the river, was
run into ard SINK by bark De Soto Of Cleve-
lard at line O'Clock this evening during d
heavy squa]l. She lies in Is feet Of water.
The Dc Soto is unipjured.
, 1861-07-09
I3oceen1nge in CouErc1E.

The n,s1 Gays proceedings in the Hocse Of
l.. ,yteenla:ircs Laced ful1ness in several III
..:et:11 particulars, as reported hera By felc-
.:.;i il. i! ncT aprea.s that there was bat one
L4:,ot for splaker-.:hough really there were
.wo b$..ots rolled iLto one; for at the end OF
tie l4tt cali o. tie House, aud bsfosc the
'tllt1s ta1 lime to announce II 10 choice,
l.s. Blair withdrew his name, and Ills support
~ Il. trel 1l.ir votes to Mr.. GroR, elec:ing
i Il, On the tpot- The records OF the House
show, Therefore, only the siugle ballot (as
an..u3e6) ty which sn election wns made.
TIE Htuse sustained tie action OF the Clerk
II lut.i,g tie names OF William E, Lehman
Of Virginia, AEdreN ]. Thayer Of Oregon aad
Samuel G. Daily Of Nebraska upoa the roll,
aid Ill these we're swosn II. Tbs FeEnsJlYa-
rto Gaze wis discussed somewhat sharply. An
e1a Of good feeling, however, seemed t. pre-
vail snong The Republicans, after the election
of sptsler tad been safely passed, and they
let the whole matter stand. subject to future
1.siticn bs the Committee on Elections
Bad ss Is The precedent established In the
Oregon case, which was the worst Of ths
ttree, tie Members rightly concluded that
while "a era Of revolution WAS upon ne, th'
cppo1tu1ity offered to send the ''Jo Lane
Dtmocrac. into mourning was too good to b
lest. The five Representatives from Virginia
including Charles Il Ufton tot oaio y VII
got few Iurdred votes in the Alexander
District Ye,e also let In under 3 similar dls
1o+ftfrn
, 1861-07-09

An independent regiment Of ten full compa-
Ties has been organized at Decatur, and will
probably be rendered to the Government for
the var. We lad Eot heard of the movement
befcrc, but we see regimentA organization
was made last week, as follows Colonel, G.
4. Smith Lieut.. Colonel, Vim. 2. Chandler; +;
Major, John Mc1lwain; Adjutant, 3. ". Hen
ry; Qua' ter- Mester, ". Black; Surgeon, j..
". Mcmillan. The companies represented,
Ri1h their number Of men are as follows -
, 1861-07-09
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1856

bave not yet returned. Other scouting par
lies will be sent out today and tonight, to
scour the entire country, 50 that Upehur coun-
ty will soon be delivered from rebel terror.
The people assist our operations zsalous1y,
and there is no difficulty in procuring aompe"
tent cuideR
, 1861-07-09
COTTON.

Two hundred car loads Of cotton have
passed through indianapolis within the
past week, bound 10 eastern ports. Where
i, Mr. G. c. Memminger, Secretary Of JEFF.
Davis's Treasury? Where is the great
cotton police?
, 1861-07-09
Report OF the Secretary Of War.
The following are the most important para
graphs in the Report Of the Secretary OF War:

graphs in the Report Of the Secretary OF War:
NUMBER OF MEN IN SERVICE.
Under the proclamation issued by you on
tte 18th Of April Last, the Governors Of differ
ent States were called upon to detach from
tNe militia under their command certain
quota, to serve as infantry or ritlemcn, for the
period Of three months, unless sooner dis
charged Tie call so made amounted in the
aggregate to ninety.four regiments, making
s3 ,59l officers and men. OF the States called
Ina, Tennessee, Arkansas, kentucky and Ms
touri pert nlFterijy refused to comply with tho
require me1ts made by the department.. ALI
the other States promptly furnished the mum
her require d Of them, except Maryland, whose
Governor, though manitcst;ng entire readiness
| lie outbreak at baltimore.
! In the States Of Virginia, Delaware and
j Missouri, Notwithstanding the positive refu
j sal of their executive officers to cooperate
with the government, patriotic citizens yolun-
tariy nn!tsd together, and organized re5l-
sid Vi1g:nia furnished each regiment, b5tl
ci With are on duty in tho field. II q SINH
lar patriotic spirit, the loyal people Of Mis-
sonri 1a;sed force of II ,445 officers aud men,
uskirs in round prnbcrs, twelve o:gautzsd
1tE:nls MS, TO sustain the government: and to
pnt down rebellion in that State Aad so,
ak O, the citizens of the District of Columbis,
| tDu;a:tlg these honorable examples, furnish
ed nc less than S13 officers AID men, making
i'll all four full regiments, all Of which are yet
in the field, doing active end efficient scr9ice
Thus, notwithstanding the refusal of disloyal
eoytluore to respond, the government, in
STEAD Of having been furnished with ouly the
u1mber OF troops called for under your pro
c]:mation OF the 18th April last, has received,
and has now In service, under that call, in
round Numbers 1t last eighty thousand.
Under Jour second proclamation Of the 4th
May last, calling for volunteers to Berye dur
irg the var, there have been accepted up to
this date, 2U6 regiments. A number of other
regiments have been. accepted, but on condl.
tion Of being ready to be mustered into the
| service within specified time, the Limitation
Of which hss, in soma instances, not expired
It is not possible to state how many Of these
mny be ready before the meeting Of Congress
ef the regiments accepted, all are infantry
snd rif1emen, with the exception Of tvs bat
talions OF artillery and four regiments Of CT
+ vary. 4 number Of regiments mustered a
, in1ant,y have, however, attached to them ont
or more artillery companies, and there MT
also u me regiments partly made up Of CON
, raDIes Of cavalry. OF the EOS regiments &C
copied for three yeart, there are now 15S il
! active service and the remaining IS are most
! t II 1ea6y, and all Of them will be in the t1el,
within the next twenty days.
;, TIE total force noW In the field may be com
| ruted as fellows:
:. Regnlstr md volunteers for three months
aud for the VII. =; ..s;. Sa''W
= cnteers for the war. accepted an1 rot
+ Add rew regiments OF regular
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