, 1862-09-02
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD. lll.s aHs, ol.-uoF- Itaes
has SECURED the manufacture Of al the clothes
needed BY the volunteers from Illinois, in this
State, the cloth has been forwarded to Caut.
Fotter, CHIEF quartcrmaster OF the state, at Chs-
cago. The governor has also lad the asur-
ence from Quartermaster General A1e'gs t6ss
I'll the necessary supplies needed BY our 1ll-
uois roluutccresswill be purchased in tie State,
es far Us it is possible for them to be. Capt
Potter, at Chicago, is chief auartermaster for
| rested Hiram 4. Roice, in Moultrle CO., on
Friday, tos disto5al practices.
There have been fears Of collision
at Quincy between one of the pro.
| vost n,:,rseals appointed by the provost mar-
slla1 general ot Missouri, who a!so acts for this
| State and the state anthori les. The
provost marshal seized so.ne forty 1n1skets
belopgir to the State, upon which Quarter
| master Wood re~took them. At last accounts
/ the provost marshal Threatened to call OUT
the posse com. and arrest the gnartermaster
and the company Of home guards at Quincy.
Gov. Yates. / learn, has ordered tina: tue
aFn1s 1hust Lot be given up to the provost
! IDarsbaL
Already 5000 troops are mustered in or
are ready to be mustered 10 the State. No
doubt that number will be mustered in this
/ week. Ten regiments have been mustered in
already, ten more are waiting to be, and dur-
ing the week fifteen more will be ready if tue
| shelter il provided in camps or barracks.
| The fact is. the troops are ready to 60 Into
camp how, b1t the barrack, aud camp, and
RRy Tue general government General
KttcEum has been sent on here by the
war department to hurry up supplies. arms,
| SC. The governor has hecn constantly teL9'
graphipg for supplies and arms In these rss'
pee;s IiiiBois has been cruelty neglected,
Atjutant General Fuller goes to Dec atur to
night, from there to Dixon Oh Monday, tc
, | Rockford on Wednesday, to Chicago OF
/ | Thursday, to kankakee ou Friday, aud tt
:. t Aia;toou Oh Saturday. His visits 70 thess
> | regiments.
! Maj. Gen. John 4. McClernand had a yer!
> fine reception here On Saturday. Ha VIA
awaited ut tie depoE by the governor, M4To
+ Hurti: gton, Auditor Dubois, Treasurer But
, Inesed 10 The capitol building. Tie Heckc
: IT gimept, under the command Of tn
! 1.cuterslt colonel, formed the escort
: and they matched in very sold'er'y mau
i ler. During the progress Of the procession
: through the streets the general was salute
> with cheers, waving Of hats, handkerchief
a &c. 1t the south door Of the capitol, Gov
n Ya. es introduced the general in > neat speech
in which he feelingly and forcibly alluded
~ the military services Of the general A,s = r.
, marks we're highly aprlauded, Gen: A:Cle'
>, naEd rose and and was saluted with heart
II cheering. He made a very able speecf
y strongly in favor Of the war and Of using q
= available 1ueaLs 70 bring 1T to successt'
H. termination. lie denounced all who SUI
u poG:ed the government with au "it' or
:. ''but;" as hypocritess aud no bette. than tt
as rebels. It WIS in fine an out and out vi
u speech, just as stroug rs that :.
II ar Governor Yates at chicago: A. t!
IT, -, pazt where tue general said that
wss for using every nsaos' g1a nsg5nes III 10 n:ade
en- plsuse vas most marked. Gen. McClernal
ss bitches his tent here literally Tomorrow.
60 learn, be will visit Chicago before he
re. turns, whtre have no douot he will have
OF reception Of 4 character commensurate vi
els the extent Of your city and the patriotic fe
&c iugs Of its inhabitants.
OF The following officers composing Gene
a., NfcClegrand's staff are here With Mm: M4l
70 70 Stewart, chief Of Etnff, Col. Van Arone.
IRE 1iams, Capt. Christie, Capt. Rises, Capt.
~ ~ J. Lus6, DR.. G. Dresser.
~ SrKlSsF1ELn, Sept. by a general orr
1N' Of the WET department, recruiting otlic
- are authorized, by the secretary Of war,
en. continue the payment Of bounty aud premin
ade | TO recruits Tor the old volunteer regime
ees until further orders. The monthly advA'
c1- will also be paid to such recruits. The G
bic ernor has appointed John G. Haines conn
full sloner Of drift, Julius G. Lumbard enroll
and officer, and Dr.. Jonathan ", BROOKS sxlu
did jrp officer for Cook county. John T. Stew
the Of this city, who calls himself an old vi
as las announced himself as au independ
tue candidate for Congress- MIR. Stewart, at
1at- 1st alpctiop voted the Damocratjc ticket
re- Gen. McClernaud, learn, is in tavo'
having ali the troops in this State organi
ork into one grand division, and placed under
pro- command Of the governor as commander
CITY ! chief, for the purpose OF resisting lnVas
In aud for {. better organization.
the Complaints are cons Fantly coming Il
Nc officers aud priystes in Illinois regiments
.hes the conduct Of Gen. Buell. ia Tennessee.
tion Is charged that it will cause irrepar
or trouble in that quarter.
nse- give below two regiments aud correct
iblc complete the returns Of several others.
ll3ih, Cul Fonda, from Warsaw.
;ved 1l91b, Coz. Thomas ]. Kinney, In cam
e9la ro% 1s0ih, Col. ). G. Hardy, in camp at Vie
121st, Col. Robert Bell, Centralia, proba
last 15ad, Col J. J. Rindeker, Carbondase.
for 1aSd, Sloan's Temperance Regiment, G
Butler.
195th, Col. 0. F. Hamm, at Danyille.
auot ~ ac 1a6th, COL. In camp as Dixon
* ~, ~ 127th, Col. Van Armsn, at Camp Dou
- ~ This brings up the number OF new
1u0 ments to ftfy.6ve.
Major Elijah Ives had trEeuty head Of
rTent | tie Killed by train on the Great We
.cher Railroad about four miles west Of this
uud- last night.
Ut OF judge Campbell OF Tennessee, and Co
Hoffman eom1nfsBary general OF prisoner
attle. | in this city. They paroled 265 pr1sone
Ience Camp Butler, who Immediately iefs for
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