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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

AT meeting Of company /, 10Th regi-
ment Iowa volunteers, held in ,heif tert
at Camp Lincoln, August Goth, lsG2, al
one O'Clock p. M. for the purpose Of max
ing arrangements to present sword and
sash, which cost $40, to Capt. Sam. E.
Paine. of said company, W. A. Strong
was appointed President and Alexander
Fix Secretary. On motion. ed Lieuten-
ant Thomas S. Johnson was appointed to
present the sword to Capt. Paine.
REMARKS OF LIEUT. JOHNSON.
In behalf of the members of company
/, of the 10Th regiment, ! present you
this sword and sash, with the injunction
never to surrender it. Our company
wishes me TO assure you that We are ready
and anxious to follow wherever you lead
us, in the path of duty. 1t is no common
occasion, Captain, that has called 30 many
brave hearts together. Nothing short Of
an occasion ike this would have called us
from our pleasant homes to brave the
dangers of war and endure the hardships
of camp life. We have left our parents,
wives and children, and some OF us our
sweethearts, to defend and perpetuate the
blessings Of liberty, which our fathers
fought to establish. We confde ourselves
to your care, and wish you to lead US to
victory or death
CAPT. PArNE's RESPONSE.
Feliop Sotdiers:--I thank you for this
token Of respec, and confidence that you
have in me as your Captain. 1t being en-
tirely unexpected by me, makes it the
more acceptable, and encourages me to
believe that l shall have your confidence
and support through the many trying
scenes that We shall have to pass. With
cut it Lean do nothing Tue, this il no
common occasion. We have been called
BY the President to defend our glorious
Government. We have left our homes
and all that is dear on earth, to share the
fate of war in defense of our beloved
country. We all know why we are here,
and to be crowned with success We must
be as one in the great struggle before US,
obey orders, whatever they may be. Let
it not be said that company l, Of the 10Th
regiment, ever disobeyed an order OF
shrunk from q duty, however dangerous,
but let US do our duty as soldiers, and ii
| tits our lot 70 die in the cause, let us die
doing our duty, and doing it well. / shal
obey my orders, and shall expect you to
obey mine, .nd ! have NO fears Of the re.
suit II we die fighting for our homes
and country, have no fears for the here,
after. You may rest assured that this
beautiful sword you have here presented
TO me shall never be disgraced while
have the honor to wear it, and l promis'
lyou will serve you to the best Of m,
| ability, and pray that our cause ma,
be speedily crowned with success.
WIN. A. STRONG, Pres't.
/ ALr1AsDER FIX, Sec'y.
Keosauqua papers please copy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

CT The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

DV- Mr.. G. Z. Davis, who returned
from Helena on Saturday, brought us
lot OF Memphis papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

BorNrY PAID.-Fiye companies Of the
5oth Regiment were yesterday paid
their bounty of $25 and premium OF 81,
by Lieutenant Ball. Nearly IS 900 more
put in circulation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

AccIpEsr.-On Sunday a little boy,
son of Capt. Holiday, was severely in
jured by playing with the gearing of the
force pump at the foot of Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

10 THE NERVOUS or Born SHxKs.-
AhefiredGiergynan having been restored to health In
Jew days, after many years az great SuSerinr IL
willing to assist Others BY sending tfree on recent
OF st-paid ted envelope copy Of the pre-
scription used. Arect ~ the REV. JOHN II DAG
NALL is6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
I}et2-dAwSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02
stock Market.

New York, Sept, ].
Stocks dull and lower.
Money-on cali--3 per cent.
Sterling Exchange has been put up lo l ~ owing to
the rise 10 gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02
Boston, Sept. !

A dispatch to Gov. Andrews states
that Col. Fletcher Webster, Of the 10th
Massachusetts, Regiment. son Denb.
Webster, was wounded in the battle Of
Saturday, and has since died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

Boston, Sept. l.
The Both Mass. and Goth Maine will
embark tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

4rH WARD-Daniel r. Miller.
TOWNSHIP James McClary, James
Black, John Hine and Lew. Collins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02
List OF Persons efusin9 TO Con 1rl b
ute to the War Puma.

1sT WARD--J. L. Burke.
ID WApD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
3D WARD-George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02
w AR NOTICE.

PERSONS having the arms Of the State In their pos
session viii Tttsrn the same TO me 1T ONCE. Those
VINO nesiect 70 return the Will be yisilod by an
ofaoer. O. w LaSW Rie
teQl-d -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02

Custom House Office. kealus. Ans SC. -oe-susgs q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26

s4Amnp IN mss DARK.--Patrick Maher, Q resident OF
No 2To West Forty second street. stabbed by some
unknewa psrsen Saturday night, while standing on
the Of Ninth avenue and Forty street He
was found lying the sidewalk some hours afterwards
by the police and weak from loss OF blood that
he could scarcely walk. No clo could bs discovered
the cowardly assailant although the officers made
vigiant search through the neighborhood Maher was
taken 70 Bellevue Hospital for surgical treatment.
CouNIERFiT MoSEy.-Iounterfoit nvesn on the
rank q America wore freely oGsrsd on Saturday night
Notwithstanding the ulerfsrsn,o u The polsc a
large number o. IN bits passsd rpOn sbo koe.rs
" TIE upper part o. The ry. Pat sk Cayauaeh v az
arretei on cal 70 Of plrsins sue an srlets az
the store 81 JOAN ~ Hamilton. ISL io,ygry ANA on
bong taken ufuf" Jugiies Stce yestoraay he was
held ih ban N Ihe sum q 500 a AhsMor
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FIRE IN WARREN SrREET.-About eleven O'Clock on
saturday evening Gre broke Qua the fifth noor Of ths
double building, Nos II and IA Warren street. premi.
occupied by Byrd Hall, umbrella manufacturers.
The alarm of tire promptly given aud the from N
soon the premises, and the flames extlngnishsd
before the FIRE communicated TO the other floors
Byrd Hail occupy tho three uppcr loors OF No. IL
and tho four upper heors Of No H. Their stock INA.
csinery viii bs damaged by ro and water 81 e01
Insured for $45 00o;ss iolJwsSow Amsterdam, IS 0Oo
Germanis, IS COO Reekman, $40 600; Northwestern,
So 000 Broadway s. 200, American IS 900; STANDARD
s. 900: Humboldt, s. 900. Total, SIS 900.
Tho first floor Of No. IL 10 occupied by SRvsrman n
Rub dealers "a css'hs Stock damaged by water about
81 900. Insured for 900 10 the Empire City, Nor.
chants. IEtns, Pacific, Central Park Mechanics and
Tr~Gas' and Brooklyn Insurance companies. The rst
floor Of No IA Is occupied by Backnan Co., dealers In
dry goods Stock damapod about $500. Insured for
$4,000, In the Market, Excelsior Brooklyn and Central
Park Insurance companies.
Tue second Ror occupied by Williams d
Hoag, dealers in nee,Ass and cutlery. Damage
by water. Insured for 81 ,e00 In the Astor
Gsbhard and Grocers' Insurance companies
Also by D. whtmsrsh dealer in gentlensns furnshi ng
goods, damaged by water about S20e-fully inssred
The building ia owned by r. 4. Higgins IL u damaged
about So 500 and insured for SIS 900 In tho
and two Boston insurance companies
Inc origin of the Ere IL unknown at present. but IL ID
nndcr Investigation by ths Fire Marshal.
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SANTIAGO CrB.--Tcn gsns, steam gunbost This Gao
vessel sailed from the Navy Yard, Brooklyn on Friday,
having been rsetsed for another tho Gulf Of
,sxico. Her armament consists % eight heavy thirty
swos and two twenty pound aroi guns and she carrie
crew Of ore band ed and seventy picked msn. SOM
changes having been made IN her ocers, append
correct list
C. Nannn sr--DanieI ~ Rdgeley.
Frs Ltaifshiai aud Mcguire Ugic1-Chas. " Hawiey
Agtng Mo.trS-Wm. y. th0csnaan, Charles SINH, a.
W. Mudan.
Aasir's Iahs-Ltwton coggsholl, VIM. N EalOry
Thoa !. Dsyer.
Eayias,ys-~l'hef, Colon Fanar; Assistants, VIM. r.
Moore, BAwsrj A. Bushnell, John Mc.Sp I Edward ~
Mertltt.
IarmasieT--C. McGule.
Sitfgs mr.. y. Mason.
Gsnas---S,ephcn Young.
Cap ain 3 Csrn.-Wm. u. Ridout
g'asmFE.rt C9erk--iuhp NJ InKar
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Miscellaucous.

NEW STEAMER TRADE WIND which arrived here Friday
last lies OF the Ba terry. She built at Norwich CT,
by 7 wetmore, for Huntington Co, and on her
10 this city proved 70 be very fast The Trade Wind
screw steamer OF 425 register and intended
vice Her dimensions are-Lengh al load line 1iN feet,
length beam ~ and IL feet ~ inches
deutn OF hold, with dccks She has decA
cabin and pantry water ose quarters for tx
forward three gs.d with first quality Russia
rope and OF cotton tck three anchors weigh ng
respectively 1870 $50 and $50 lbs with IL and l6 n an
h ins OK & fathons The frame is of white OAK and
chestn a. copper for MI through fasennes pat
together tie best Her engine is Of the most APP
proved coniensng pattern cylinder 20 nces and 80
stroke blower engine, steam pump and other ind PEN
don't pinrg The boiler feet inches .hel IL feet Tong
with small ucs &C, &c. all OF the best materials.
weighing $500 lbs She Is provided with Perieys patent
triple capss tank OF from and in fact has every thing
for thorough seasoing steamer
sp TEMPEST Whitney, at Philadelphia from Palermo
ports 18th Lewis, Tell from alot aud
s,antly killed. He shipped la New York.
BR QUEEN sold Philadelphia 18th inst,
bushels salt sold at -, a per bushei.
LsrycurpA frcighting shin Of about 1000 was
launched 23 inst from the yard OF James Curtis Nedord
Size ls2 feet rg, 34 ce breadth OF beam. and 70
Inches deep.
Tbefsoing table gives summary Of the vessels in the
harbors Of New York. BostoR, Baltimore Charleston
nah New Orleans and Galveston at the latest accounts from
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Port OF New York, May IS. 1864.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Parkersburs, HOFFMAN, Portland with mdse
and passengers, to II Cromwell 4 Co
sh ss Ap 10 with md'e
Park Aususa Small lBr, OF Windsor, NS), -, Fri.
ssri ysT Ts ss.n s BEDFORD BAL
Brig storm Nymph tBr Of Liverpool, Ns) Mcleod. Ar.
Brig Eliza Ann Mcxdam OBJ, Of St Andrews NB, Staples,
csnfaesos - day.. with sugar &e 70 Sre, Son Co LIN
BrE Moanta,n Eagle, Pray Bermuda. sdays with pota-
Big Crawford iof aachiasj SMALL Yorktown days, in
sehr r p Bae Coasr Beaufort &C. say. with cot
tom Hiram Barney 18Th inst, on Martins Industry
bounds
Sr Con s ks.snz grsw.'sr xSr.,o.n
Schry Dudley. Hart Fortress Monroe days. with COT
'' ScsS. Belle CaSserly Virginia, days.
ssr ssssn EswsS vIsns d:y
Schr Little David Poster. Philadelphia
sshr H9.tsn,ia TsS s1 N:wbqrypors for RondooA
schr A,ion, Chase. 1ostsn, 8 days
eSr "a Nosssap Harry sd"y
s sSr T @s';. rfBs Nsw N k9dI
schr ! g Baldwin, Taylor, Midals.own, adays
Bchr Ann Fish, Meservey, Sayb brook
Soop Fashion, Young. Providence, days.
sloop RieDzi. 'Cobleigh, Providence, days.
Steamer FIRE BRICK. fenion, PhiladelphiA
Steamer Oneida. Trout Philadelpnia
Steamer Raritan. Slower Trenton.
Steamer Falcon. Williams. Providence
BELOW.
Brig Forest Stately pilot boat w Blunt, No II.
Steamships Daniel Webster, Yorktown Va; 0rols, York
River; Haze
Wind at sunset 8.
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Faru RAnRoae AcuDsvr--Na ,hs~ burke, o lad
about aftoeu years of age ~ shi car
on the hudson RIVER Rahroad IN West street near Hous.
am ON sat grday evening, aud was alua ~ "a tart
kned. An inquest held upon tho body yesterday
at 10 Twenty eighth precinct station louso, wncn tie
eyd elected sary exvne atod the diver from all
blaine pns deceased hved upon q cAral boat ~ the
81 H1aston s1sct, AID was The only support "
md mother.
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THE GOVERNMENT CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.


Responses Or the states-Ths Patriotic
Responses.
xHn RESPONSE FR0M PENNSYLVANIA.
PmIADriyuiA, May "A, 1863.
Governor Curtin. the nrst intimaton from tho War
sparta en thai additional troops would BE- called for,
Immediately replied, "Pennsyvana will furnish any
number required the department has asked for one
re lment of infantry which organizing, and viii
10 sent forward IN fs~ days
TIE RESPONSE OF VERMONT.
sKSERAI osnRRs--No. s.
ApJrAsr INSPECTOR GENERALS 0rIcx,o
wcoDs7ocx, May q, 1852
IN Pursuance Of rs1ulsition upon his Excelency the
Governor the state Of Vermont by the President Of
the United States dated the 2is day u May A. D. 1852,
vss,nsns u infantry volunteers, 10 he denominated
ninth regiment ~ Vermont Volunteers will be rais ID
snd orean this STATE poss BILE, 10
tho ~ the United States for tho Of three
sss ma, shs easr,os.c s.ssn. Of vermont viii nse
their utmost ouieavors % facilitate the raising tho
revss 9Th despatch Recruiting stations viii % de-
sgr se Immediately " which du, notice will togiycn.
BY order % ths Governor. PETER ]. WAsHBuKN,
tdjrtsnt and Inspector General.
rux RESPONSE or ILLINOIS.
ExSTr1fE ErAprNESr, STAIN og liIIyoB,
fmr>sUaG LANDING. Nay 10, 1862. !
Tosu fso~fs Tiis Srsrs 80 iiilS,as, GRDsnSG -
Ian ths day called apon BY Major General Haleek,
In conformity with order from the War DEPARTMENT
~ the unsf states 10 furnish recruits To all up the vo-
! nicer regiments from the state of Illinois Many of
regiments entered the hed with numbers scarcely
shevs tbs mioinum These have nebly dons their duty,
ana sny " them purchased lasting honor with the
prcs thsw lives ami remains only for us % main
ialn hal thev have achieved. and therefore call
the " is Of Illinois 10 Ssse IA every precinct Of
shs state for the regiments that sent from their
e~n s-cssons. "a Gal up their own companies
helying aron the came patriotism that has thus far
furnished brave aud nobia host 81 the shortest notice
sepd forth this pros anAiSon and confidently
response thai viii maintain the present glory Of
cur state RICHARD YATES.
o. H.rv, Secretary Of STATE.
xEsroxss ~ NV JERSEY.
srsn ~ Nxw JSxssv,1
OyFsr ADJrpsxr GENERAL, )
nx~rcn, May ~, 1861 J
Authority having been gwen hin kzcsilency, the Co
81 New lsrGy. 10 raise additional req fncnt
n Infantry sa the ~ the uped statea
FOR fhrts yesrs uni~ss discharged cIcs Of
frem eongsnlrs de~rsng positions IN such regiment
Will " mate anstAisy ~ the Governor tnrouEh this
arlcs ~ sgdsr. " FSSrOCgTOS, ia,
Aaissasf General Nov Jersey Militia.
RESPONSE or NEW yOKK.
eENaRAL eRpsn~--No 81.
GsSx~s hsxn~scA mnRs STATS NKw Yosh,o
AnlrrASf 6ESaRsL's 0vslsx, )
ALBANY. May ~. is62.
N Secretary Of War having made requisitioa for
en- volunteers Tor th~ Infantry arm OF
seryise 70 FOG three years during the war.
thsywY 20 rss~d ~ eomfsuies. undsr tbs following
~ lors ne axersssts humber 70 10 dets mined by
the SAINTS ~ the NsxsFum~nil
n. Iach ccwr@ay ~ 10 ergsazsd a follows
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NosIcc to Mariners.

Notice To Dharlmerss
Notice hereby given that the Buoy placed 10
Pond Island Ksc a. the mouth ~ the kennrbrc River has
and Its place supplied by Tgd Class Nun
,Saoy 10 on orm fnoy Last.
Nv orier Of the Lighthouse Hoard,
ID SEAVEy, Licrx lat Lighthouse dIA.
Portland, May ~, 1862.
,sosend fIas Maine broken lie ,,rnas eal
cone aIrft. Bloy wiz be placed TO mark the
!. ON a. possible.
rAKsnR0rs suSKES Rosk NEAR BgrNupA
The prrmusa Rsy inzette OF May nains The follow
ing riph relative 70 tie loss Of vessel srsSe on
10 H. Mo know nit wheh his dang runs rogk in laid
doN any charts hut q not, IL should DO examined nj
and atsd before other saras tate OF
the ane liSt os,.-
Re snDpl, Captain Antcrson 81 and for London
fro Trn AL out rs da Ia On with sugar, inul and
hiics, sfu Rsunken rock about ~ miles NNW OF hs
stands Friday and te In abot hot H.
the ala and ole ltisnt u all their
h.s is cahn. Tue anchor was 10 90 OF the
haeking and shaking IN deep The
kss and placed alenEaSs really 70 leave n
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T. Hon. r.. ". srayroS. secretary Of Wa
SR-I have tbis mofnsst resived lslegraa IN these
words, viz
The Secretary a War aeares how soaa 80 can
raise and n,e nres ~ fonr nfsf ~ r4nsnts
and have them rtady ~ FORWARDED here
uippsd. Please answer nnc44tsy and tse the ansnrf
yos an raise Il ihoNAss AdtNssnt o. nefAl
a call 80 sudden dn5 unsgScsd Eads ~ AAa ma
teytdis for On elsgsnf regigs Cw y,sNs " y
are ali procccspiei vgA sshr esars. SM,V q real
cal for three Tsgs@sHf u m11s, I ~ love 10 can
raise them in forty days TIE arms ssd EQUIP.
meats would need 10 be furnished bore OR pso 10
have never marched wiibos, them. They 20 ase camp
while forming into gmcsts and drssd Ana wAc.
tlccd with and isusNsts tdiers ~ attempt
the other would dampes snthaa assn, and aahs
rsen feel nai 0sv sst sods>rs, tsi q nssh
Again: IL people feel that they a. ing Ito the
South 20 help hgbt rebels who w all aud destroy them
by all means known savsgcs veil y civiissd msn
will deceive them BY fraudulent Tags % truce an iyng
pretsnces they did The. Massachusetts, boys ~ vii
iams burg will their negro slaves asanst lhrm both
40 laborers snd m lighting sea, ~hIs they themselves
mnst Are at the easnys nassssna, thhla they
will feel The DRAFT Ia heavy thesr pair ssa B1 u
the PreSid,uf ,viH tam Geasrcf UaLv. 1ad
all y<n sren HACK msn kaafg oapsl Of thai syali,
A< Jacis are 1,A,r.g 10 nv.a, az. lG n~n Gsx, wsA
God asd Lunan NJ hsir sfs, As rad WsA
suarm, = Weed b., WsA ~si lis.fs wA N Nae kssyasl
uia pour out % obey ysw call
Always ready 10 do my utmost, remain, most faith
fully, your obeient servant, JOHN A. ANDilkw
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!, who's. nam Esd sNAs.r casks brewea from ns shs,s.
s,r.sy Selcess ssvss,h and klsksA avenueA n
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NosFug, Va. May 22, 1862.

NONFHK, va Way Y, IBbg.
"a Lasa from Sa0olt--A Modified FssiiHy TiT -
eueao"abe Aovensa-ApDo.alasens fy NJ f0ts--
Ror. ioseph Segcritorerss 4, Iost oscs Bgfasss &C.
rxve-gh the courtssy o. Captain q r. Johnson Of The
egsssntn resirnsnt massachusetts, Volunteers who ar
rived from sua9k ibis morning. am Ia possession Of
scnlo uiss.sos akrmstop relative u ths condition or
~raLs 10 that lOcanty. Tbs force Col wymAn has
naSs vary favorable impression upon the citizens d,
Ass place and by their sae ring and Uniform good
condvct The in occupatIcf have implicitly die
armsd .be prejUdicrs which sreea~ them when they
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Neyohco hsssts1 ~ tbs prtduetlon OF hn new orsra
ef"DnoFh Al Coysnt Garden, the srst night VI 10
reprcssn,atcn It's success was complete.
John Broashap 70 play ing Ina Edir,mS
blOndn has found . rival In shs person Of Nile Ma
hsle SRI " oaly twelve years old who rivals him in
his daring feass. sbs Ia q, present performing In
London.
| The Faith theatre has boon destroyed by are.
CIV Brooke, Ayonia Jones AID X. Young arc starring
| " 10 the ~ siish prev nces
Aldl i conductor 1t Her Maysstys theatre, London
ME TrsOssa, cont alto fnsss her dsbrt On Tie
| gu, AMI was most fayoraby received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
Passengers Sailed

In sfermssip Hanmonis for HamJwg-oscsr srsuch 81.
sarah seinsr Miss Helene Steiner Phladelphia; WIN Wsg.
ner Cicero Brown. Eew.Yorki Mr. sud Mis- c. H. Bixhy
Boston Nsuhau' T. Rohe, Ssn Francisco; Mira Adler
and child Tennessee; Miss Jahsnua Lnneusnn. Boston
Mrs. A. kreyenhssen, San Francisco' Mr. tmie Frank
Richard Barbsmees Brooklyn Thomas A. Roberts, Newark
Mr. Emile Rohr and three children Philadelphia solomon
Frank, Mis- J. Busno Nsw'for3; Mrs Elise Sehnid, ard
tive children Brookyn Ernst stryk Philadelphia; Joseph
W. Webster NswYork SIMON Israel. Csiforuis. Simon
SANDER hi Sanders, Missouri Absosus Ruppe chicago
Rev G., l.. Learned, Rev. H. Stewart BosOni Dr. Ernst
Schmidt lady and four children, Zeonope Jacob lnae
Jacob Lsndsberr Holland; Mrs Johanna Muesge aud three
children ST. Louis Alexander McGarren, James d. Hail. H.
Rasp New. York and Others In stec-age. Total, lB
Ia srlmshp kangaroo for Lire pooIHenry Moulton. @.
&. Gibbs Wihsm o. Dundas - Ellen Scimg-our, Mrs
Ward James McIugh Julian A. Gonzalez, b O. Mchelmore.
Mr. and Mrs A. Barron AID daughter James Bowman. j o.
T. Hardy ~ 4. Camur James Laugwil A Bin CHAM 4. Il.
Steel Rev. w Moorehss, +. Mailer, Dr. PHILIPPE y. Dutel
james kIkwood NJ Todd w. 5. Hasey with others In the
Storage.
In sieanGsp Tiiisman y Kng'ton Jam: and Port-a"-
Prnee--E. Caung. X. Hibbe, Rev. A. Lcbtenh1. lady.
her asd ehidren Emil scvers, Jessie Sutton. NJ.
4. Bennett. s. Csunehe, Ch,ries X. Grant.
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Arrests for Trcnson--Letter from Gov
Yafea.

Gov. Yafss has been ia the receipt of large num-
Der Of letters from friends OF parties In various parts
Of the State, who have been arrested for treason.
The letters attribute such arrests to the Governor,
and assume that they have been made by bis an
thority. This Id error; and the following letter
is al answer TO all such inquiries in the future:
STATE oY ILLISoIs, EXECUTIVE DEYAgTnKSr,l
srRIsGYIELp. sept no. 1902. )
To ne Rec Elder J. HARTtky, t0t.aeid Wayne Co.. H.
DE,E SIR; perceive by your letter that you under
the Impression that way connected with the
recently In ibis State BY the United States Mar
sbal you such 10 ths All arrests for tre-.
sou made by tho M4ha by authority Of the General
Goyenmen have been absl-d any Of arrest
20 | have Jurisdiction in the preniiaes.
sods much pleasure to be assured OF the loyal cspo
sition Of your people
My hfuencs shall be given at ell times 70 protect every
citizen the full enjoyment of his constitutional rights IL
con 3D. should under circumstances recommend ar
rests except in clear II reGousbs words scs
against the Government regard tue question OF arrests Of
tits very tender and delicate one yet on the
other hand IL is my fu conviction thai 10 man who Is
traitor his county who BY word ceed would give
and comfort the ues of the Government shouc be
Permitted breath iIe- air Of Illinois Let every sucn
be the OF all good sni loyal cz.as let him leave
the State, which his presence disgraces
Justice the brave who periins theH all Tor the
Government, well a. tbs memory OF our dead who heve
gonouy given up their lives io their country requires
s.pdLgsr ifh .roasH sh0u!f be rred % Itre ~
''"'" RICHARD YATES, Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
STAMPEDE OF TWO THOUSAND
SOLDIERS.
They are Refused Furloughs, and Take
French Leave.

In the early part Of Saturday, Camp Freling-
huy.en, between Newark and Orange, which is the
rendezvous for nnc months men, was suddenly de-
populated. The soldiers, consisting of the 26h and
9th Regiments Volunteers, numbering over 1000
men, were sworn into service on Thursday, and
were furnished with their uniforms yesterday. They
asked for leave Of absence for one or two days. but
The officers declined 10 grant their request, where
upon they made stampede, most Of them proceed
ing 10 Newark. The guards were relieved Of their
guns. and were taken along with the rest.
Acting Major Bsbsock drew revolver, and at.
tempted to turn back squad Of men, but as they
did not heed him, he fred several shots, and one
ball passed through the arm OF one man.
Ex.sIayor Cornelius Van Worst, colonel in COM
mand at tie camp, granted passes to the men who
remained, and steps were taken to gather up those
that had escaped