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Mr.. Wlikinaun tnlnu.A, from the Ccmmif
Indian AfairS reported joint resolution lon
lief Of certain Indians. He said that tnersh
this time from tour " eve thousand loyal lnsr
Leavenw, rlb, Kansas, who hsd been drive y
their homes, snd were sntire,1 destitute, ,nal
In state Of starvation They were mostly "
Chlchasaws and ChoctaNg. II
Mr.. Doollttle twn.l said that he had re-,
u the same effect, drawn with the concur.
the Secretary q the Interipr. hI
Mr.. Wilkinson a. ,epted Mr.. Doolittle's
ton = substitute, and II WIS adopted.
for the occupation aud cultivation OF certain,
lands on the sUuthern ooaat. Referred. >,
Mr.. Chandler. tAfich.) from the Comnnhs
Commerce. reported IN requiring capt
vessels sailing 70 foreign Jrts 10 take thew,
allegiance
On motion Of Mr.. Grimes, TO M the ball.
vide Warden Tor the Jail in the District o. I
bia was taken up ~
Mr.. Grimes said tha, q n an, Duvall, y
charged estsrday by this man Lamon, bes.
wss loyal and would not do the bidding 81
and bis man Phillips and the negro thisf " B
The bill was passed. 8
dent, transmitting q copy Of the Treaty
Kirg Of HanGver. Refined.
The rtpolt and resolution OF he Nav Il
mit,ee In regard to the Secretary OF The M,
taken up.
MMr. Harris moved 70 lay the suhlect on W
IN order 10 take up the case OF the SenAt
Oregon, t5tarke.l Agreed to--yeas, 81 NJ Z
The case Of Starke was postponed W Tusss
The bill In regard h. the pay and emoluu1
the ofhcets Of the army, was then taken
question being on q motion 10 reoofn NIT thC't
the Committee, which was disagreed ". "A,
Mr. Wilson offered an amendmsnt n N
pay bill, " reduce the number OF the Payma
he army from i49 10 1886. Adopted.
lie alao introduced an amendment, thu
bounty allowed " soldiers, II a soldier shal
Ahal be paid 10 the widow or children, or the
or mother Of the soldier. Adopted.
He also introduced an amendment relative
tracts and orders for supplies Tor the Govorr.
being, In gubs.ance, the bill offered on the 81
heretofore. Adopted.
He also offered an amendment tina, the Pre-
be authorized and requested ~ .di.aharge fro
service 81 the army and navy any officer, In
In his judgment, snch An officer Is un suited I
service, or that the service be benz tn
Adopted.
Mr.. Sherman tOhio) 'ffered an amendment
| peal the ad pa, sod In Jaly, authorizing
General " app int aids, and after spme disc
he withdrew IL, hut Mr. q lines renewed IT,
| was discussed at some length.
Tie senate W. Ut into Executive session, an
scluently sdjouru6d I'LL Monday.
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Hurrnh for the .s,yar,-Nov n your "a,

chance 10 go 10 the seat of and gain distntioa
Tor yourselves and fAuilies. few able bodis a
men wanted 10 bring the gallan, Both Regiment ii VI
NV, under ccEamand of Col. CHAS. IL INNES = d
the maximum standard required by the U. q Gov
eminent Pay, clothing and transportation far- 4
nshed, and relief given 70 the wives OF soldiers t
the Aid COMMITTEES, after being mustered into tha
service. 800 bounty paid at the expiration OF ths
war, or on honorAby being discharged FOR nIrthar
information apply 70 Lieut.. JAMES GRANT Ra-
oruitinR officer, SO Centre "a. fss lbsruThsiof
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. great scarcity n hospital accommodation.
The Sp.nisrds have COS sck soldiers In the Mill
tsry Hospital, which Il only calculated for 800
10 $40, and 400 have beon placed there, packed
W, and then another hospital has been made,
taking for that purpose the Church Of San Fran
cisco. Many Of these cases are intermittent
fever, but Of very bad type, something like
the Chagres fever, arising from the marshy sur
roundings and from the villainous tents which
were provded-of Russia instead Of canvass I
they arc not rsin-tight, nor even dew hsht
There Ia also large proportion OF yellow fever
among the cases above referred 70. The French
have some 20 cases, and good doctors say the
different proportion Is owing TO their camps bO-
ing in every rospect clesnsS and better, and they
are principally confined TO the troops from Mar
Unique ard Cayenne. Dysontery IL playing
sad havoc among all the European soldiers.
The Newspaper CorTespoudent Rmeuto ut
Port Royal
by letters from Port Royal, Il appears that
for some weeks, reconnoisanoes and openings Of
q new channel TO the Savannah river, and the
removal Of distractions which the rebels had
planted, engaged the attention Of q portion oil
SHERnAN's forces, and wero being conducted
with great secrecy. Those were made public by
one Of the reporters, reached the North, and
hortly thereafter became known 10 the rebels,
who took such measures for defence as would not
otherwise have boen taken.
Lator from snip Island.
Tho L. s. gunbOst Msssachusetta, Comman
der Melancton Smith, arrived at this port las
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Society are requested n meet at their msatina,
room, In full regaia, in lTth st. on sunday, i6tRl
mat at one oclock r. to attend the funeral OF
deceased brother ma mber HENRY sCULFN fron,
his late reaidence, 30J West doth st. by order Al
BELL, Sso'y. i6a 4,
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Post Once Netice-The Mails for Greata
britain and the continent Of Europe. per the L. 50
steamer HANSA, aud for ireland via QueenstownI'
Per the CITY OF BALTIMORE, will Close al thL
once on Saturday, the l5.h Feb, al iOH O'Clock
M. WIN b. TAYLOR z. N. IQs
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StTNAlt,
l.. M. GoLDsBbROUgu, Flag Oficer,
Com. North Atlantic BlockAding Snundron-
|. 3. srEANRE PnILApELPuA,
orr ROANOKE, Feb, 10, 1851.

Hon. GInEoS WEILEs, Secretary Of the N4Vyi
SIR - just ~ closed my dispatch 81 YOU yes-
terday, / received reliable information that tbs
rebel steamers that escaped from here had gone
" E.izsbeth City, and thereupon, I Immediately
ordered Commander Rowan 90 / Ike thirteen OF our
steamers under his command and 60 in pursuit OF
then- and also II ptnrticable To execute an aher i'm.
portAnt service, viz. the destruction up the North
river of u link OF the AbeInArle and Chesapeake
canal.
lie dashed OF with q whole heart AS mis- work,
and the way he has already accomplished the firAt
part Of IT, his own preliminary report a copy Of
which have herewith to enclose, will inform you.
have decided b. send the Stars and Sh ipes of
TO Hampton Roads tomorrow " bring me Ammuni.
ton from there without delay.
Mr.. Van BrunL my secretary, will 60 in her, and
proceed 70 Washington 70 deliver - you my dis
patches, and two Of the rebel flags we have Laken
/ an, respectfully, your ob't servant,
l.. M. GoLDsBOROUGH, Flag Officer, &c.
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VIII IoCtnTe on
TIE GREAT PROGRESSIVE GENIUS OF
TIE CABHOLIC CaURCH,
SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 10, at O'CLOCK, L
at the
COOPER INSTITUTE,
In aid Ct the House OF Mercy and other ChArties,
rr ofthe Sisters Of Mercy.
Admission, 90 Gents. 1i6
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Suspension Of Specie Payment By the
Detroit BANKS.
Congressional Proceedings.

Detroit, Feb. H.-All the banks in this c
guspended specie payments today.
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The Newspaper Correspondent Rmeuto ut
Port Royal

Lator from snip Island.
The L. s. guDboat Massachusetts,, Comman-
der Melanoton Smith, arrived at this port last
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l. S. STEAMER DELAWARE, I
OF Elizabeth City, Feb. 10. 40


sR:-I have the happiness 10 report that have
met the enemy Of this place this morning, at o
o'clock, and afIer very 4hsrp engage msnt ha ave
suecet ded IN destroying or capSuring his entire
ON Cobb's Point
The only vessel saved from destruction Is the
Ellis Capt. j. NJ Cook, who is wounded and a
prisoner on board this ship. have other prisoners
am happy " say that our casualties are few,
considering the warmth o. the enemy's FIRE, say
two OF three killed, and some wounded
i send the Ellis W you under command Of Acting
Master Chase Of this ship, who hope you will con.
arm In the comm and.
The conduct Of the gallant men have the honor
10 command Is worthy Of all praise.
! am happy TO say that none OF our vessels are
severely injured.
shall leave here a small force and visit the ca
nails and take look ln,o the other places before
return,
have the honor TO he,
Very respectfully, your obedt serv'L
j, q. ROWAN, OOmmander, U. 3. N,
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Fox has also re-
csiyed private letter, In which IL "a stated thAa
The number of killed In our navy u Abou, twenty,
and Of the army about thirty,
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Boiler Makers Attention.-An adjpurnef
meeting Of the New York, Brooklyn. and JerseDJ
evening, Feb. 10Th, at 3 o'clock, at 1877 Bowery
complete the organization. All boiler makers ar b
respectfully invited " St'end. BY order OF WV
LUTON, Chairman GEORGE @. Campbell 1
= cretAry, "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-13
Letter from New York.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia In1'


GREATNESS suspense upon every rumor from the
Rapahannock.
The Great Eastern will probably commence
receiving freig next week. The agents here
are very anxious that she should return home
asspeedily as possible as anxious to get her of
their hands.
The news from Washington, that the bill
establishing an ordinance depot at Hoboken,
involving Government expenditure Of nearly
million Of dollars, is certain to pass, has i'm
parted strong impetus to real estate specuIa
ton on that side Of the river,
An extensive organization has recently been
effected in this city having for its object the
sending Of such assistance to Mexico as will
enable her to maintain her position against her
threatened su}jugasion by the French Many
wealthy citizens are SAID TO be ndentltying
themselves with it, but it is highly probable
that the Government will step in and interfere
with the programme, on the ground that it is
likely to compicate oar relations with France.
Late last light descent was made upon an
establishment for the manufacture of obscene
stereoscopic views, in Wall street No. l9),
and lsrge stock OF disgusting pictures seized
It appears that this establishment has been
we'll known to the police for sometime, and it
was only by stratagem that sufficient proof was
obtained to warrant the descent.
No less than fourteen wills were admitted to
probate to-day IN the Suwogatc's Court
Among them that Of the late Daniel Boil, for
,,,oD ~ IL
Deceased was native of Switzerland, and in
his will makes provision for the toupdings and
support Of public library in his native village
$500 alone Is appropriated for the building to
contain the library.
Brig Caroline, Hartford, from AspinwaII, at
this port to-day, reports, 18th inst, is miles
southeast Of Sandy Hook, passed the wreck OF
a vessel on her beam ends, apparently a three
deck ship, with main topmast and *miZZen
mast gone; late in the day, passed large
quantity Of wrecked staff, such as oranges,
Barrels, deck planks, spars, etc.
The grand jury, this afternoon, brought IN
indictments against DR.. +. N. Brown and Au-
gustus L. Simms, for manslangter and abor-
ton, in causing the death Of Clementina An
derson. The accused are now cantined in the
Tonbs Their trial Will probably not come on
for some time
Early thls morning an attempt was MADE TO
destroy the unoccupied barracks on Riker's Is
land by fre--but the flames were extinguished
before serious damage was done
\ cali was issued few days since, signed by
= number Of cur prominent merchants, for q
meeting in aid Of the suffering French opera
tiyes which was to be held this afternoon at
No. 50 Pine street At the appointed hour,
however no one appearing, the meeting was
adjourned til next week 1t seems that this
move is far from popular, and while it is pos
sb'e e raise plenty Of money to help the En-
glish poor. it IS al utter imposs;blity to eycu
get meeting together to help the French sui
iercrs
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THE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.
Military Msrauding,
From. the New York rimeSil

\ private letter to us from high-miuded
officer in one of the Southwestern armies has
this statement IL | should tell you the
state of decentralization of many of our old re
gimcnts in the Valley Of the Mississippi, you
would not believe it. They have NO respect
for man or woman, and are guilty of Offences
that, il committed at home, would send them
to the penltentiary for life. > Similar repre-
sensations are made in so many other quar-
ters that it is no longer possible to doubt that
portions Of our army have become greatly de-
moralzed.
1t is not pleasant fact, but it is criminal to
shut our eyes to it, Every loyal organ OF
opinion in the land should raise It's voice
against it, and demand it correction.
The wrong is prodigious hindralice to the
revival Of Union feeling. The war has been
prosecuted with the expectation that when
their leaders were broken down and
crushed out by force, the Southern people,
benefited by experience, would again
turn to the old flag All hope Of this must dis
appear il, by the practical conduct OF the Fed
eral armies, we show that il is not d love of the
Union, a genuine nationality OF feeling, that
constrains us to strike these blows, but the
thirst Tor plumber and the lust Of domination.
Nothing can be conceived better calculated,
than such misconduct Of the Federal soldiers,
to nerve the Southern people to additional dos
peration against submission, and to leave Stmgs
after submission which will rankle for genera
tons.
70 sum up, then, we say--this growing prac-
tice of military marauding must be stopped. =
1t dishonors the loyal cause, hardcns the .rcbe!
lion, 7dcmoralizcs the soldier, and breeds untold
mischief to society. TO stop it two things
are necessary: justice to the soldier; justice
from the soldier. We look to the Government
for the one; to the Generals for tie other.
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\ REGIMENT REPORTING lTsELF--The n
| Haven Journal publishes the following letter
from Aqua Creek, Dee 7: For FIVE days we
have foundered through Maryland soil, carry
ing guns, knapsacks, blankets, shelter teut.,
and one hundred round Of cartridges. The
distance travelled is nearly seventy miles, and
We might have made it by steamer IN four
hours. With doZcus Of other regiments we
crossed the Potomac yesterday afternoon, and
are now cucampcd with thousands upon the
hills and In the valleys.
''The march through Maryland viii nevcrhe
forgotten by the troops, and there is but little
doubt that tie inhabitants along the route will
also remember the mammoth movement for
some time to come Chickens, turkeys ana
geese, hogs, calves and cattle, vanished like
deer Cats, dogs and mules were the only cx
cmpts, and it IS 4 chance If this diet don't
suffer before all til" brigades Get through
iioSt people enjoy a meal occasionally and i
| government fails 70 provide 1t, they are quite
| likely to provide tor themselves, especially on
a forced march.
"DIany have scp,lplcs about stealing for s
living, but few about stealing to live The ra-
pility with which droycS Of hogs disappeared,
would have excited the envy OF Cincinnati
butcher The report IF gun, soueaI, and \
| few sl,shcs with knife, sealed their fate, and
five minutes later the savory smell of steaks
gave promise of something TO eat. Altogether
It was quite a little walk. s.
Dispatches (p1iyatc) We're received IN the
city yesterday from Oil city conccrnnga heavy
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AMUSEMEN

, AMUsEMENTs. o
| NIBLo's oAgpES-sUMnER sRAsoy
vonsa SAsslEI .s,i'sI ESs Ss,s q AND TROUPE,
rHI 4hUFssAH fsS;Ari3S 9Sa,IsT Ss TaS i; cIIg.
Second might Of tue Grand Fairy Spectacular Panomin
GREEN MONSTER
White Knight. :Gabrial Raves
.,sI.s. THREE FLYING rRArEzE:.
sssas ss 4%s: fare:
With the esceras d he r Pas s. no Hss irss list. LIE
Family Cree IS cents Co@msScs .s oeioss ..' =
WIsrER eAKogN.
w ,aa Lessee ana Mama Mr.. A. w. Jaokssa
VINO g 81 Fss fhfsb IL. A YEAR
O. tue above popular under his auspices hg
Durl.s AsSDAy ~ ys.a EyEsEsq r. NEXT AUGUST s,
cHAsTk AND sE1tTirUL AupIroRIua,
and kept In the seas.st ORDER VIII mainian he sndauSs
WINTER GARDEN
MOST BEAUTIFUL DsAaAfauc uo TEMPLE IN NEW YORK
we aas IN s e oo.a. sass. az
s4SE SE&4kkE E's 81 shsfais faE isskraoroLra
OF AcKNoWLEDGED EXcELLENcE
hss been secured comprising lad and gentlemen emnsus
Ts Fo%EasSI f EfsS e sa sf
nns asO engaged under the direction Of that
- Mr. & w. MoILENHAuER.
wish an oblisias. sen.emanly sna ealcsn. corps
az JACKSON saasr f1sasa.es sss supervision
Will 40 their utmost the conf,
visa q &. pas an
Great Tragic Artist
MISS BATEMAN,
who VIII make her dst 10 Nsy York since Ass-
'.";I sosDSg TX 1G 4
Theooopeistion OF
n. IA; 'H'nses, W. ssIfxssH. I.f.s;s1.ss s...
And the accomplished young favorites
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS,
MISS BArEMAN
Tor this and all her succeedtns for he
NEXT THREE YEARS,
Yng ne admrers OF the highest order OF dra asts ~
CLASSIC AND ROMANTIC DRAMA
Tne manager taxes pleasure Ia announcns tho fsilowng
DRAMATIC STARS
- OF THE FIRST EMINENCE.
who Will appear 10 tho course Of the SON
MIR. u MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
cLAESE a.s MR. aAGKEr AND orHssa
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAM.
MR. EDWIN FORREST.
the unrivaed representative Of national drama.
And tho renowned ffsnsh Ms sHS,,trpp sI!is,,t
Such an array Of names Ia the beat test o the claims os ths
manager 10 the confidence Of the public
LIBERAL AND JUDICIOU8
CATERER FOR PUBLIC AMUSEMENT.
Saturday and every day thereaf after from sA H. unlPM
NoTIcE.-The ladies and gentlemen of the company wm
please assemble for rehear q punctnaly Saturday NJ
Nm. LEWIS BAKER, Stage Manager.
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NIIxONs CREMORNR GARDEN
IN First night Of the new Comic Pantomime,
THE GOLDEN Eco,
invented by and produced the direction sf
NJ LehmAnn with scenery tricks aaA
original music by THOMAS BAKER.
Every artist with the establishment will appear
in this pantomime
GRAN ND PAS SEUL. ....,. by. .... COSTA rHELHUR
t#5 SENORITA CUBAS,
for the hrst time this season. in her very exciting Daas1
ia OLE, Ell OLE
supported BY Signor xmines corps de ballet
First night OF the Comic Polka, THE BEAR by TH00.
BAKER and his Orchestra
FRESH ATTRACTIONS IN THE EQUEsrRIANgcHOOIs
by host OF Gymnasts ard Acrobats
Admission 10 the three Is cents
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LNIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL voLuNTEERs-wM.
GuRNEY. Colonel, late oi Gen. Co hranes Cnasseur
Come AL. your country c and rally ths
hnr regiment, nearly ready, sider the All
government and Stale bounty each Joining
tEis rre etnen Promotions viii la all be- d
the ranks This regiment must be ned by voune-rs and
only Tor Few will have the opportunity
bounty. keinember that dral ting Commence
bonnies cease Recruiting Office So East Houston street,
three doors west of bowery quarters Bl4 Broadway
Hall -
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NEW YORK HERALD Tn.. ..TRSDAY, AUGUST q 1862


= rH sEN.rop, Al DISTRICT TREGIMENT-REcRtIr Ir.
sd ss 'Ss %.s".sy oo%p1y H,,. e a.. .ss ss
from from ssi. SIS SIS per @o y ws good aOsas.n,
boauy "G,, ,o osss cnissd Is s.,ss .sss Gov 500 @
C.aar. T. aav-ass s,sss IeAmse' E H. aELvS Captain
1Tn SENATORIAL DISTRICT Rg. iMENT COLONEL
cra,ns oeer. opened ooe al n walker M street
% soa u: he o. 70 raising M bras. 20
forward and Sustain him in his patriotic feeling oaeer
Mexican also IN the Army Of the Potomac few
soanses Sy iAs s untsa 1s s.tss .od sa
A1s RosERr .sS wSsss II as o.
1rH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT.
COLONEL PETER MoDERMOrr
o. soe Bodied men wanted lor this rssmea which oaers
o. EsS sss: sss is' i. 'os.
sss5 ssso sI.,s sesssn~sns bounty. "a l.,
siss IN asn'ss Il 30 Psg each en- ,ssss
"'''0'''s 'a'' No - spring sS1T4sn s'sisT >. MRKE
Recruiting Ofhces.
1sT REGIMENT NATIONAL voLUNTEERs-coL
ssn.i Guard saa S.p:.la r,r.s resasa. Gssa j
@ ssss
msdissey upon sisnins the roll All the sOyernmen sa.s
wanted 70, ocers qsarsSs
s Seventh sasn regiment I M
crutns oaieer IS Main street Brooklyn '-' 1N-.' =
ss. 4. vs Ss n =
drafted but at step forward and
your country In this fine regiment able bodied
young wanted 10 I'LL Its ranks Uniforms rat0ns and
comioa6e quarters furnished Immediately on enrolment
street
Rss'men'.l h'.daa.'sr' sit 1sss ssGssysy " auRsxr
(LA.e Co. I, Frs. regiment, United States 0sasssurs
Recruiting Ofloer
4 tn SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT,
4 COLONEL rEIEk McDERMOrT
RALLY AROUND THE OLD FLAGn
'slrike ,ill the last armed Zoe expirssI"
Recruits wanted immediately 70 oil this fne regiment
ranging from sis 70 S25 month Relief tickets from
500 United states bounty. o9s OF whioh u paid wheu
go State bounty paid at once whom mustered In.
Sl3 to SS one MONTH pay In advance.
Good rations and handsome nAorms supplied 1t oncs
Come along Now 10 the time 70 joan good regiment
van sApe''"' RECRuIrINu OFFICE
corner Of New Chambers md Batavia streets
Lieutenant JOIN J, DUFF,
Recruiting 0Goes.
TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT
K COLONEL PETER McDKRNOTr.
SIS BOUNTY.
S25 Of which Is paid Immediately
$50 from the Sae which paid before Ne recruit leaves
SIS one months pay in advance
TO ermsi TO armsi 70 arms
AVOID THH DRAFT.
where your FAMILIES val be well provided Tor.
DON'T HESITATE. BUT FALL IN.
Appyh -,
Recruiting Odlcer.
$50 Grand street,
opposite Lewis street, New York.
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CPlNOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE.
~ WAR, WAR, WAR
PHOENIX REGIMENT.
CORCORAN ZOUAVES, FQURTu REGIMENT EMPIRE

PHOENIX REGIMENT
CORc0RAN zOUAvEs, EQURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE
, COLONEL JAMES I; GTRRE. COMMANDING
CRUiTIHG oFFicEa.
No. liz Greeuwich street
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
= 80 cash TO each recruit Joining my command.
- Men v ., New Yos-Ygr bleeding country eas upon ySs
world does require draft within the Union lines 70
CONE FORWARD SS5n SSE 1SD co1s4ks Ah TO THE CALL o.
your hn srOps rghs ssn y NEEDED o od.y
onour only hope on forth her shattered
10 and npOrss you that she has helped you
sp Ss her hour Of need
tons "a owe bert happy spsso %
position in the landa you YOURS
and will you be 10 all the virtues Of humanity and
srnmsn the Of Sumsn Ss has
be polluted rent asnder and crushed by the
worst despoism-sye far worse than sunny Erin ever
Remember rebellion and nourshed
BY hereditary Engandi remember her ships and
money fan aud keep alive this unholy war; and now she
The call upon to-day for homes and fire.
The Phoenix the mother Irishmen calls upon her
children Of AS TO rally round her Green Banner and march
Ing side with the Stars and Strips carry tho music
$50 State $26 when regiment mustered In
in addition relief tickets families thus all excuses
scoount oi family desvtion viii be done away with Also
bringing recruit 10 the office will receive s. 40 ccnts per
day for Communication of rauons Clothing very best ma
terals.
Forsake Yes. your mothers, sweethsarts wives
and sisters and come and meet sc.dsrs rswsrd1 wsd1u.r
victorysnd glory awsit y9n DANIEL 2: nOaNimAn. ma
16 GREENWICH STREET.