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TI3E's CHANGEs.-Whie looking over our old
Ees, q few days since, we came across notice OF
political meeting held in this town on the 9th Of
October 1852, in which speeches were made i'e
favor of Gen. Scott fer the Presidency. The only
speakers were John S. Scott, Harry L. Hays, and
Robert Wheat, for all of whom we prophesied
lives of usefulness and distinction The army Of
the Confederate States does not now contain three
braver men, fighting against Gen. Scott and his
principles. Surely "the world does move.n
ilherNille Sentlai
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA

UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans Sept II, 1856 s
g.Partics having notes on collection are
notified 10 withdraw the they cOnent and author
ize the Bank receive Coedea local in payment
of their collections and for The future paper will be received
selS Ct GEO. A. FRERET Cashier.
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CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Sept. 49, 1861.
:. SS- Parties having paper ON collection III
this Bank hereby Requested unless they
Treasury Notes the Confederate States local
bank notes. in of said paper withdraw the
and paper shall heeT be received collection where The
require than Treasury Notes local bank notes.
in payment Of the same. By order
selS If Il. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
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DnowNED.-The Vermillionville. Echo, of Friday

says:
We learn from Mr.. S. Chargois, whe returned
home few days ago, from Lake Charles Calca-
sieu that one day last week, as two soldiers, be-
longing to a Texas company, were crossing small
stream near tie Lacassine, one of them was swept
away by the current and drowned. The name of
the unfortunate man was J. j. Sweenny. His body
was found the nextday and decently uttered.
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. NEWSPAPERS VS.. MAGAzINEs.-We learn that a
certain special aid OF one of our Confederate
States Governors had received lot of gunpowder,
and received orders from the Governor to put it
instantly in magazines. The aid was evidently
thinking of Godey's Ladies' Book or Harper, for he
remarked, as the Governor turned away, 81 Won
der why in thunder old newspapers wouldn't do as
well, there amt magazines enough in the Confed-
eracy to wrap all that powder in.'' s'
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BASK LOUISIANA
New Orleans Sept l6 lS6l.S
pB-Parties having notes and bills on coll
lection in this notified aud requested withdraw the
unless they and authorize the Bank receive
Treasury Notes OF the Confederate States local bank
Of said aud bills and for the Iuure paper
will b. received collection except as
sell Ct AUG. MONTRELII, Cashier.
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Dartttular rM0tmss.

,. HALL OF PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. Is, Z
New Orleans, Sept. q, 1861.
E8~The officers and members of the above
Company hereby notified attend the regular monthly
meeting of the Company to be held on TUESDAY EVENING
Sept. "a, l56l, 1T " clock, precisely.
Punctua attendance requested.
BY order:
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a poor, penniless wretch seat to jail recently
for assault and battery, renarke7 that the grand
Jury might find iltagainat him, bot ll the COURTS
in Christendom could not tlnd one Oh hiH,
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WOMAN BoRN TO EovE.-A late moraliss thus
declares that nature has ordained love as weman's

With man, love is never passion of such intensity
as with woman. She is creature of sensibility,
consisting only in the outpourihgs ana sympathies
Of her emotions. Every earthly blessing nay,
every heavenly hope will be sacrificed for her af
fections. She will leave the sammy, hDme of her
childhood, the protecting roof of her kindred
forget the eounses of her sire, tie adInenishing G
| voice of that mother on whose bosom her head
had been pillowed--do all that woman can con-,
sjstently with honor-forsake all that she has einng
| to in her girlish simplicity for years, and shGew
| herself into the arms Of the man she idaizas. He
that wopld forsake woman atser these Festimo-
malls of affection, is too gross vlAn be called
| man.
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THE AFFAIR AT MUNsoN's HILL.-We learn that
on Monday last an affair occurred on our lines,
near Munson's Hit, in which the Yankee trot-
ters " made rather an extensive backward move
ment On last Sunday night, it is stated that de-
tachment of20OO Of McClellan's troops had driven
us back and taken possession Of the hill. Early
the next morning our troops, who had retired to
the woods for the night, made an attack upon the
enemy with an inferior force. The Yankees, sup
posing from tie spirit ot the assault that We were
to he sustained by rsutorCements, abandoned
their pOsitjou without firing gun, executing the
loQble-qnlck movement with their usna activity
lRirum md Examiner, l0lh.
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OPERATIONS ON CHEAT MOUNTAIN.
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CRESCENT CITY BASK

CRESCENT CITY BANK, I
New Orleans September l6, 1861.
MS-In compliance with the recomme nna-
tion Of his Excetney Governor OF Se this Bank has
suspended specie payrents Treasury Notes of the Cohe
States received deposit and accepted in payment OF all
collection and Discount notes.
selS Ct JULES CASSARn, Cashier.
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OFFICE LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.,
New Orleans, sept i3, 1861.
. nY" Notice is hereby given that an election
for Trustees during the ensuing viii be held
this Off MONDAY Both ns between the hours Of III and
2 O'Clock.
se4 I'll A. PICOLET Sec'y.
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70 The NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
From the Confederate Capital.

COLLECTORS UNDER THE WAR TAX.
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BANK or NEW ORLEANS,

BANK
New Orleans, Sept. lG, 1861 5
Hg-In conformity with the reeomlnenda-
Of His EXcellency Moore this Bank does this day ss
pend specie payment the local banks and the
Treasury N0es OF the Confederate States viii be paid at its
received payment Of all deb due to the Bank
Parties having for ction in this Bank are hereby no
titled to withdraw the forthwith if they are not "g 70
receive the abnve currency and heEcefoh will be
received for collection u,ess parties the above
BY order OF the Boald
sel9 II MORTIMER BELLY Cashier.
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, STATE TROOPS, :
New Orleans sept. IL, 1861
a. GENERAL ORDERS No. s3-l. THE MA.
A 0riencrn comman- in. wishing to under arms he
ILL SION time exanine aud inspect the cond
and uraliy of their arms equipments orders that the
several igaes and unattached CORPS of the Division will
parade for review and inspection the and the
hercH hXei and at such pAces be hereafter dc
sgnated.
The Louisiana Legion Brigade, C,l Numa Angustin
nandug the eave) Cf Brgader al James
Irudea will parade SATURDAY, the 2ls September
O'Clock r NJ, such place in the vicinity OF the city
vCent and suitable Tor the purpose the Colonel command
ing select.
Tie First Brigade Col L. A. Chnrbonnet commanding in
the absence Ton he'd duty Of Brig F. H. Tracy will
parade MONDAY the sd September AT o'clock ?. NJ, n
convenient and proper place within the limits Of the Brigade
to be selected by the colonel commanding.
l. The Second Brigade Col D. Edwards commanding in the
absence an detached dul OF BrgaderC General Charles A
Iabuzan will parade WEDN ESDAY the 2h September
O'Clock P NJ AT such proper and convenient place in the
Brigade ~ the Colonel commanding may select.
s. All other organized whose officers have been com
attached any particul4 Brigade will parade nner
their proper officers Lafayette Square First District
FRIDAY, 9th September A O'Clock 7. NJ.
g. The Regiment Of Naive Guards, Col Felix Labaut COM
mandine, will parade the Place d'Armes. Second District
SUNDAY, the 9th September, at 4 o'clock 7. NJ.
l. The officers in command OF the above-named corps
charged with the execution OF this order in their
mAnds
The Major General relies with confidence the zeal and
activity OF the officers in Bringing out on this occasion their
wise be prepared to furnish the Inpeco of the nvi:ion with
complete and detailed return of the condition and efficiency for
active ice oil the rOops under their commands.
JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Maioi General Commanding
l. Il ESY4'T q /. gel
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lay TIE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN LrsEs.l
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THE SHOOTING or FOUR HUNDRED FEDERALs
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STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, }
No. i Cnrundelet
New Orleans, Aug. 81 lS6l.
aB-This Company VIII continue to insure
against the Loss and Damage Fne the per of the Seas and
Rivers al the current rate of premium
DIRECTORS.
P 4: Girand, firm of 7. A. HTaud Co.
A Watt, firm Of Juo Watt It Co
Il. ", Logan, firm of Logan sonat K Claiborne
a f. L lot, firm of Elliot X Nclttever.
r. Lulng firm OF Mummy. Lulinr y Co
e. DRpantieT firm Of Roman Il t>eruion.
lloyd r. Coleman, firm of Coleman, Bri,ton Il Wihers.
W. Quenell firm of WA. Prehn < Co,
w G. G. '!RihOrue.
Chas. A. Castillo, firm OF ". A. Gordon & Castillo.
j. de Fuentes, firm OF s. Ose, Il Co.
EMILE DEBUYS, President
j. I. REIAUME Secretary pro TEN. aHal ly
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT,

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT,
2C,ty Hall, New Orleans, Aug. 80, iS6t
MSs Notice is hereby given that, according
the fourth section of nn act W gisatnre OF the State Of
louisiana supplementary tiled " provide
for levyng draining and recaming Swamp Lands tain
portions Of the parishes of Orleans and eersou approved
March 1859 SEALED PRrPOS AIS will be received for the
sale to The Commissioners of Bonds issued according the
foregoing act of Sixteen Thousand Five HIM
ded Dollars, until the FOURTH DAY of OCTOBER 1861,
l2 O'Clock NJ
Proposals addressed to W. T. MAYO Secretary en-
dorstd proposals for Sale OF Bond'
au30 toi L. H. PLACE, President.
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Neu Orleans Dailp Greseelt.
gotaI SnttlI1qelde.

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1861.
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ngADQUARTERs kESSBR GUARDS,
No 80 From street. Sept l6,
A A FEW MORE ABLE.B0DIED MEN
a viii be received tor STATE service Board, ufu
WI and equipments furnished free of charge.
LII By order of JOHN PRICE, Captain
II. ARMSTRONG. Cd Lieutenant.
Ea-WA NFED-A good ~itcr. sel9 ct
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HEADQUARTERS FELtCAT GUARD,
New Orleans, Sept. ~, lS6l :
ii yoLUsTEERs yVANTED-RECKUITS 10
81 fiji up the ank OF the Pelican Guard Tor active Goneder
ri service, attached Col. Edmundsons Baali@n
LII Arm, equipments Subsistence, supplied Apply the
Rendezvous, No. 81 Magazine street
F. A. NADER, Lieut.. Com'g.
J.. II. FILNAS, Fecy. SEQ 1t
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans, May 81 1861.
AT meeting OF th+ tSOarl of Directors
Of this Bans, the 25I LEWIS BERNARD elected
Cashier, vice G. A. +. RONDEAu. resigned.
jei If j. NJ IAPEYRE, President.
RH-Crescent Lodge No. y, L. %. o. r. naeefa
svary THURSDAY EVENING, iu Lodge Room No. l. Odd
Seliows' Hall.
Officers for ensuing erm-1eo Swarbric, Grand; Nj.
DeGourcey, v g. NJ Micheil Rec Sec NJ Il. Meyer Treas
urer; l.. N. JahAn, Per. See s.
Members Of 4ist4r Lodges fraternay invited
la 6tn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE ONLY THEATER NOW OPEN AND THE COOL
EST BUILDING IN THE CITY r rsr
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Tho Army General Court. Martial which was in
session in the Department of Missouri has adjourned
Tie seyerest sentence inflicted was that of james
Currn of the let u. s. Infantry, all Of whose pay is
st,pped and who is TO be sent 10 the State Prison for
period of ten years. There are about thirty volunteer
and reguar courts martial sitting now In the different
departments.
Orders have been sent to tho Quartermaater of the
Department of Missouri TO have equipments and all
necessares for 1000 men prepared by the 10th OF
August, and the officer replies that he can do it.
The general order of the War Department, directing
the abandonment Of Forts Buchanan, Breekinridse.
and NJ Lane in the Department of New-MeXico, has
been complied with, and the troops who garrisoued
those posts have reported ut Fort Fillmore. over
$40 men were temporarily to occupy quarters at the
latter place. go rat, 80
The following the ates report Of the condition OF
anaiss 1t the Boston Nayy-lard. IL was rent ~
Washington on Monday: - q.
Receiyin ship Ohio, "a, has on board 100 recrnis.
Sang.eorvette Cumberland, "a, Late Comnl9ao,SS
Prendsrs ast ag-ship, II having Loop'aeck
by battery, aad undergoing general overlao.ng.
New-0Ieans 81 liner in ordinary, not serVieeao,e.
Pa,ehased st,aIner Cambridge, waiting 10 %
locked and turned sqto gun'ooa''
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THE RATTLE IN THE REBEL CONGRESS
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS.


TIE Richmond Enquirer Of the 2ad contains the
proceedDgGcf the Confederate Congress On the receipt
Of JEFF Daviss dispatch relative TO he battle at Bull
Ran. Mr.. Meuiiger presented the dis{ssch, which
has already BEEN published.
" This announcement, continued Mr. Mefp.neer in
forms Congress that the invader Of our soil las been
driven bark that cur alars have be purified and our
bones secured from the ruthless bant of unrinci.
pied foe. But, Sir it has been at q cost that will
bling sorrow into many families; wet with buraing
tears the cheeks Of many widows and orphans, AID
into many happy homes bring grief ans 6esolaiioo;
aud presume Sir Congress viii be little disposed to
go on with their usual business have therefore TAX
&c the Liberty Of oferIng series Of TesoutO,s which
win submit TO Congress ard ask their adoption:
A. esoIred That roceizs the band Of tbs Most God
K Of K1fs aud Lord Lords IN the glorious victory With
which lie has ned AZ Maass ana that toe
pof these Confederate Sas. invited by appropriate
vices snsang sabbath oder their united thankgs
tags and pray efs for his mighty deliyeTance.
hesotss That deeply aepoTe the necessity which has
Shad the e OF county with tie blood Of Of
oder their respective families and
friends snd cordial synpathe assuring them
that he sacrifice ede will be eonsecraed 10 tie heats II our
people and s there ensbiDe the Of the snt dead
the cbsppioas Of fee and sonssi uional government
kessed That sppreve the prompt and patriotic efforts
Mayer Of The City Of RemoDd 70 make provision for the
wohssed aad that committee member from each STATE
he spp9inted 70 cooperate II tho plan.
Restsc6, 1hst CoDgfeas 90 nov adjourn.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and Con-
grees adjourned 10 meet tomorrow at I'm.
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COL. DURYEE VISITS THE PARK.

Shortly after 10 o'clock on "Wednesday morning Col.
Daryee Of the 5ih gnent Zouaves drove auopen
carriage TO the front of the City Hail, and immed
ately surrounded by hundreds of the people, who had
collected to see the Sth Massachusetts Regiment.
number Of the members of the NewYork 9TH, who
were aso on hand TO escort the Sh Massschuses, ran
TO pay their respects to their former Colonel speech
Wa, called for but the gallant Colonel informed the
crowd that although he would like to make speech
yet the regulations Of the army preeluded such an idea
lie only wished that they were all associated with him
In the common cause Of the countrys defense, and he
hoped that ere long they wond be found together on
the came field. The speech was called for by members
of the 7th and his remarks were addressed specially
10 them.
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-, re's''..'..'''....."...'"p.sx<

,h. re south Csrolina schuss,s. sud ovm sw.s
snsr'e'ed end purebssd craf. beside sScss. vsrs
.s-sed on q ibs cbarles.evn Nsvy.yard.
hs ke~i Of Cutisand rildsn's Bos,on xuaSsss wss
laid on Saturday, and 50 Of her francs are IN. shs
will be about 800 tuna burden. i5s feet Iong ~ fees
wide, and IL feet deep; will he built Of the ss wAs
oak, mount " guns, and be haished On she ssh of
October, eos'ias $4,000 Mr.. Paul carsi's bosi is
also progressing.
lone thousand troops from New.Mexico are hourly
expected at Fort Lesvenworth. Quarters and peses-
saries provided for them. The lsstcr from which
we yet this says that the mail which brought h.
also conveyed intelligence to the War Department II
Major Sturiss uuciion with Gen. Lyon,
II is said, apparently good autooflty, that wiz
mingtcn, Washington, Beaufort, fly,aouth iiat,fos
and other North Carolina ports ae no. blocAaded AZ
sll.
The United States steam eunboai Rkeds fslsBA, q.
sailed from the II ooklyn Yard yssierisy Cor soH
Pcsens taking out large amount 81 shot. sae pro-
visions, and recnforcenen ., and an immense mail fy
ths United States vessel stationed on the Floride
division Of the blosksde. Tho newiy.purchased ship
ksrhon came over 10 the Yard last evening. The
Connecticut has taken the plase Of the Rhode khnd
Of tho wharf Thousands Of shot and ssel are being
sent daily from the Nsvy-Ya 10 Boston.
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IN ,au.sfp sis (oy Lfrerpco Vincent darels M.
,d., Mise. Anna and Charlotte Bloodgood rev esli
sos asr.. HsS.nj Ms. wsdd 4
pi "a i.dy Havana, Mdme. II. D. Ch.fGsy rsw =.
1; az ~ TasSe H. PhiIsdsphsi Ms n hniz hssanai
Mr. and Ms D. ssnus. Londoo w W11ney s st s1 my
LIZ Stoos N, W. tusnns aad family GLASGOW IL
Hot hsus~n Philadelphia jose iss Ssosi M, BE-
.c%er french Consul M De Silva rhasspass sso ifR'
nsn. E1 a and ~ want PbaJelphIa Mr. sad Mrs
~ seepee, New.Yors % n. BlEns. France, wn hsTnns
tr' ueYork, Mr. Balenisn. New.fofki IT, v bndse MAI
h.,a5' r. Mswses 0issgewy Mira 0oodyear's nurse mhs
!,,avs santa cruz Mjs. G. wons Engandi psre
P,tteIsep n J. Total So. -
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Thew are made by women and girls. Between 5oo and
ZOO are employed; about $4,000 are turned on per
day. There are 900 mules employed converting inc
war mentions, stores sc.
Street Hungerford IL Co., of the Navy-Yard WORKS,
gave notice this morning that they have IL 6ponpd
iron guns completed aud for sale. They make small
AMI shot TO order, and have stock OF wagons
on hand.
TROOPS FOR GEN. HARDEE.
We learn authoIitatively says The Aval0nche, that
all the Arkaufas State troops not now with Ben.
Nc Culloch aud not including the ten regiments
now in course of organization have been turned over
by the Military Board TO Brig Gen. lIordee. The ten
regiments, when fully Organized which will be in
week ten days also to be turned over whenever
wanted. Arkansas has noby done her duty With
the ten regiments TO be in the field she will have
nearly % 900 men in active service. VIII voting
population OF not over $1,000, this can hardly be
excelled.
ABUNDANCE OF WHEAT.
The wheat trade has been very active during The
week. The receipts have been large, but very little
les than 81 900 bnshes. As have spectators In
the market, ard the millers the only takers tho
supply has been abovd the demand, the mills being
full This has temporarily depressed prices, the quo
tatOns being 90 cents to 81 for prime TO choice
The mills are most of them running "a hours day
and will rapidly work down the stock on hand.
on THEIR WAY TO RICHMOND.
LITTLE Rock. July 10, 1861.
Gov. G. T. Jackson Of MissOuri; Gen. d. II. Atch.
isop. Gen. n. Hough (Adiutant-General, Col. w. s.
jackson aid de-conp), Col. Il. w. Sbands, and Col
A. j. Dorm all bave arrived in this city on their way
to Richmond Va.
FOR MANASSAS.
CHAPAwASIzIc, Va, July 10, 1861.
Tom. c. GAIIAwAY: Bates's and Fagan's reg.
iments are under forced marches to MALAYSIA. VIII
get there tonight. I am along.
u
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Cambridge Cas,le Market.

WKDSEsDAy, July 81. 1881.
hoe number Of Cattle make, $50 sbcu $50 hesves and
% stores consisting Of Working Oxen. Miller Cows and one
two, and three year old -
46t second quality. IS S0s third quality, ~ 30
PEtCEs ~ sroRs C,rrLSN ofkins Ofen per psr ns1si
Cows and Caves fran So slsd a9 Yearlings Two
yssrs-od. more, rh1eeyes sold zone.
si-sp and Lambs, SIS At naiet pdces IN lot, 81 80 ssoh
.,tr. 81 81 81 IS to ~ rs. from 10 - v ID. sPfns
Lambs from o. 81. 81 20.
suasER sAru sr.rs.
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DEE.

HANNAH-In Brooklyn, Wednesday July d. o. cholsre
nfn,um Msfg.st Adeine, infant daughter Ct Hsnry Ad
Am Elizabeth Ranrsh .
The relative. and eas Of the family avted 20 stispd her
nnern Ills day lThursisyl Aug al D. IN, fom ,hs rss.
d.ncs 81 h.r grnd6ahe Mr. McCratb Of third
nue. and Ffty third stTret, Brooklyn.
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ship Fear MOI, bins strengthened IA a. IA -.
para Org 10 beng pierced Cor guns. ~
one ships.ofwa cent from this fBosion, vard fine
msune' ard equipped, within few weeks. 80 =
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All the other regiments now forming and in campob'
! tain their rali0ns from rome other

All the other regiments now forming and in camp OBJ
tain their rilions from rome other source.
SECOND REGIMENT, y. Y. \. NJ.
Lieut. Hughes Company +, I'd Regiment, returned
10 tie city Yesterday, for tho purpose Of recruing
100 more men. Lieut.. Hughes says many Of the 2d
Regiment recruits recently taken 10 Warrington made
use OF the oppor unity u come home when the three
montls men took their leave, although u numher have
returned to hin, desiring to be taken back if it were
feasible without being tried for desertlon. Lieut.
Hughes has o, ened Office in the I'd Regiment ar
nlory, corner Of Seventh street and Hall place.
TAMNANY REGIMENT RELIEF FUND.
Secretary Seaman, Of this regiment, gives notice
that ho will distribute to-day new set OF reliei-
tickets 20 the families Of Volunteers entitled TO The
same The old tickets, it wall be remembered, were
repudated
PARK BARRACKS.
detachment Of 400 recruits for the I'd Iifh Ritle.
will arrive to-day from Boston, and be- quartered IN
the Park barracks with those already there. About
800 of the Mechanics Rides will also DO assigned
portion Of the barracks. Camps Of greater conve-
hence will be assigned soon as the regiments grow
large enough.
FIRST REGIMENT UNION BRIGADE,
Under command Of Col viele, graduate Of West
Point.
This Regiment has been accepted by the War De-
partmenL and ordered 10 be mustered into service.
Headquarters, No. Is Broadway.
The officers will be selected solely with regard 10
their capacity for instruction and command. uni
iornhy OF discp iue and ILL., accordance with clear
ly'utnhcu nav anu btichNcJ VIII
ctaracteIize the entire organization.
Companies, parts Of companies Of not less than
twenty-five men, will be received from any pant OF TIE
state bat the offered must be OF good character,
sound N mind and body well-iouned, OF good appear
snce j in every way fitted to perform the duties
quircd.
ANY perso, ofurob ectionabe character and capaci.
ty who shall telder twenty five men, above, shall
be entitea when The men are accepted the position
OF Second Lieutenant; fifty men, 10 First Lieuten-
ancy aud one hundred pcn, 70 Captaincy but under