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VII the application Of persons proposing % enroll
companies approved by the rssimental commander OF
Abe disric the Cove WILL at his discretion, issue
ssrtncaie granting authority enroll volunteers, and
eatitng the person to whom IL % issued 10 receive a
enrolled not less than thirty men 70 shall have passed
muster; . commission rst lieutenant for not less
than forty men and TO commission a. captain whom
he shall lave uted eighty thres men
VIII No authorizaton viii be granted TO officers who
have been discharged from the volunteer service for
capacity or misconduct, or who have resigned under
saArg.s.
TX. Whenever any person, duly authorized shall
~, srapsas the roll With eonv 4, n,s nn,h .'
sisy certified ~ provided in paragraph VII. 70 the
reGimentai commander Of his district, with 70.
Gu st ths tra0sportatpn be provided Tor volun.
tesrs 10 the camp; ANA certificate, On his honor,
that hey are. To the best Of his knowledge, able
bodied men, between the ages q! htssn and forty
aya years; that ne has ne written consent Of the
parents qua. dams OF 81 n minors for their
free from any dsfecs incapacass them for
militia service. Fraud or prsmedtated deception in
the tineass will disqg ally tho making from
Aoding any position the volunteer forces Of the State
\. On receiving the application and certificate a. pro
viAsd in the foregoing pa sgraph, The regmental com
nAndsr viii furnish transportation for such volunteers
% his rsgimsnta camp, whore they will be examined
BY the surgeon mustered into provided with
xI oncsrs ' o. Il. ssssssI asp.r.n.n.. connected
with the sanLltion OF volunteers, vii not recog-
nfze ths rigt of any pearson claiming to be engaged
In Organizing company 70 make . requiston
for tAtion, qarts.s subsistence clJthng,
or incur expenses ior any pa-pose VIII tever, witho
-. s'~0@SSa appointments " sucn person - ner en-
prov dsd for. such evidence may IN nshed by the
pso ucton Of the Original authog she Cover.
Ar, cpy tlereo proper certified by any justice Of
the peace, notary PUBIC Or conmissoner Of deeds
XII The afJulants will act music K officers for
tbs several regmon's, whose duty il viii be muster
IN volunteers a. they are presented and enter their
Games On lists designating the persons having authority
!" euro. e N tn. c.npisson OF company tn.
which Will be orwArded 70 the Adutant General Of the
Army, 81 Wash ugton one 70 the Adjutant General Of
ths 3 ate, and . third retained BY the commanding
eitcer vi the company.
ALL On The mpetien OF Ten companies OF the ini.
mum standard In any regimental dist ict they will
be formed into resimsnt, ~ be organized follows
Minimum. Aaz mGss
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

FHILAUELFHIA STOCK
PHILADELPHIA, July o, 1862
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania 6vee, So Reading
Rsiroad 20, Morris Canal, As; Long Island Railroad
lo&; Pennsylvania Railroad, 471. Sight exchange on
New York 81 par
PHILADELPHIA, July Q, 1852.
Flour more In shipping demand suporGne 81 S7 - rs
What nrm. GALES 10000 bushels white at 81 32h a
u 80 red, VI 24asl 20 Corn quiet: yellow SIC 55c
Conee buoyant at zoe. u 10 Provisions dull moss
pork, sI1. Whskey firm at 2gc. a SOC
BALTIMORE July Q, 1862.
Flour dul Howard street superdnc As 43s! sxtra a.
2oaB %. Wheat declining white at 81 40 q al so;
rod VI 10 VI 20. Corn quiet white at Csc a sOc vel.
low, 0Zc a 5Jc. Oats in fair demand III 3sc q aac
Whisky advanced lc, a. 32c. 321Sc
-, -, BursALo July Q, 1862
Flour unchanged. Wheat easier, with fair demand.
sales AZ SIC. for Chicago spring g2c for - clnb
81 % a % for red ohio t % or white Toeae crn
lower sslcs at &c ss1c Whiskey hrm. Canal
-FOUR ia, 600 bushels wheat 81, 900 bushels s,rn
ports-i 600 bss. -four, $1,000 bushels wheat lis goo
bushels corn.
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the NEW eau FOR TROOPS.
Wsx~lasions fUr the EnroiimeAt Of the
New York Troops.

OSCILLATIONS f0r the EnroiimeAt Of the
New York Troops.
GmuaAL HsADQu ARrxHs STATE NEW Yoaz,
ADJ GEsnRAL's oyTics, ALBANY, July ,iooz.
rbe President Of United States having accepted
som he several States an additional force Of 500 900
o,., 4. .srve for three years for vered not to
.cs.d the duration war the quota Of this State
as herein provided for the infantry
arm Of the services.
II The Senatorial districts, - at present arrsngsd'
thereby constituted rsgmentai Districts and rsgs
euai camp will be formed in each II the places herein
After designated where the recruits raised in such dis
srict will assemble. In districts whore there are no
barracks other convenient quarters, tents viii be
used Persons holding authorizations 10 raise companies
snder General Orders No. 81. VIII be considered A.
,achsd to the regmenta ds,rcs In which they reside
end will take their recruits the camp established in
such district.
w. The territory comprising the nrst seven Senatorial
hereby excepted from the provisions Of
grs H.. and persons organizing brigades regmsnts
within such territory ect such locality therein
Tor their camps = snail 20 then appsar most al
yanageous, SUBJECT to the approval Of the Commander
IN Chief All persons holding authorizations TO raise
somraniss, except batteries baiions Of artillery,
within said territory, viii forthwith attach themselves 70
regsntal organization, and ranssr their recruits
the camp OF q ca regiment.
". A comma der win he appointed FOR each regiment
by the Commandcr-ia-Chief, b commissioned on its
completion Such commanders are hereby invested with
ali me powers and VIII perform AL tns duties now sp
especially drcc cd TO make daily reports OF their pro
gross TO the Adjutant General Of the stse They wiz
also bhcd accountable for the due Observance OF the
rules aid regulations which may be established for the
government Of the several camps
v. In addiun T. the 81 mental commanders, an ad-
jutan 3 quartvymassr and surgeon will be appointed by
the Comnan Chis the tSo first anied Officers n
nustered int tns service The autant in each case
tering officer, and IN the performance Of
this duty he viii be governed strictly by the provisions
W. Zach com any win b organized IS follows
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ton the opening Of the Dsxt term In October WIZ
be amply prepared by buildings and renewed scien-
apparatus its eminent career and justify
widespread reputation for impsrtrg practical eau
cation the highest and useful 70 ne y6uns
msa who resort 70 il from all parts Of Inc world.
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l0I4
AIv. Field and company officers win be mustered into
service 40 .ooss- onsI, snt re regiment lieutenant
col mel, four sonpaaiss Az companies captain,
enc company, q st lieutenant. one half . company
Soc nd lieutenant, thtiy m-n. The rcgmental n q
will be mustered IN on the completion Of he regiment.
except the adj-tnt, ga isrmas;er and surgeon, who
VII be mustered IN Al tbs commencement II rsgi-
mental organization, provided IN paragrash ". No
ID or xn no xevsr be mustered in a shs ssrv ice ex
cept On the order VI the mna.Asrs1 hsef which si
Or me sAsesf Tbai he has the rsqaisi,s mum
Dor o. us. OF eompa aactita ~ mustered
x-- lha c.iss or the several Safe military Depart
msnn VIII from time 10 time make ieqgs.tl the
prop 1icers ~ The general government tor the arms
and sccout ensnts camp equipage uniforms clothing
ana medical snpp necessary for the 10 -
Uab z II ia iurslants e hos. orders.
ANI. acquisitions viii be the state depart
ments AZ FOL owss-By rsgnental commanders, the
aser general for uarsportation passes be
issued ~ recruiting officers by regmental qua
tiers az roved by the regimenta commanders: on the
euartermaser general for uniforms clothing and camp
% pgs; by tie regmentaI commanders the commits
sry general 81 ordns and sccoutremsuts
and by the regmental sreeons tbs surgeon general
tor med cal supplies Rsqus tions in ali cases 10 be
trans m tied through The adttsnt generals department
FER ths approval OF the NINA der In Chief
ii. Subsistence VIII be Furnished contracts made
by the United states mastering ana dsbursing officers
~lo oil proposals therefor in each Of
TIE several reg men al districts.
Nv II. EXP nses Inc rrsd for subsistence, quarters
&c previos 70 me transfer OF recruits regimental
camp, will be paid by The United States mastering and
sseurs ng oics,s y c1nformty with tn. provisions q
Gen raj Orders No. 10, War Department, 1861.
XIX. be pay o. officers will commence fron the date
tDcir muster into the service that II privates from
the dats OF their enrolment. In addition the War De.
Iarmelt Las made the following provisions the way
bounty and advance pay
WAR DsrARrxKrr. WARRINGTON June a. 1857
Pursuant 10 reso ton OF Congress enlist
msns " NE Re ular army and volunteer torres.
ordered. That premium of a. shall paid each
accepted thai years or during the
wsr ami every soldier no
guar he for three years or the
ay eceive ais nst months In advance upon the
r.Nsfrn1 81 has company into the the United
state - after be shall have been into and Joined
egiment already in tue servi. THIS order will be trans
miited 70 governors e States and recruiting cheers
49, EDWIN ". STANTON, Secretary OF War
-. wk DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, july q 1852
ordered Iha oni Of the appropriation for collecting
eAhzing ana drllng volunteers, there aha paid in
ad' ante 70 each recruit Tor TIN
snm Of twenty I've dollars being fourth The amount Of
bounty allowed ~ law such payment upon the
must q the regiment 70 which such recruit .iona
I'm the service Of the United States s
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Police Intelligence.

SERIOUS STAINING AIyRAY.-Two man. named Jameaa
Phillips and James Donova became involved in . light
Al oliver street. Tuesday night which resulted in
the former being stabbed in the abdomen by hts I'd YER
sary The injured conveyed TO Bellevue Hosph
tai where his pronounced hopeless. Donovan
arrested the time committed 70 await the re-
suit Of the wounded mans injuries.
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ST. PETERsBVR0, june 10, 1867
he Unusd States Niaiaer Mr.. C0m<ron, Ezpected-Hs
Nay Create SeasaiN-Au9ei Emigration from Cob
tornid 20 the Assoor, de-
The new Uuitsd States Minister, Mr. Camsrun, 10
pccted 70 arrive here wcek. For while he viii be
tho observed Of all observers, much having been
written about his activity Secretary OF War anil tho
causes Of his dismissal from hat ONCE To the best OF
my knowledge is not correct that government has
protested against his appointment. They would certainly
have declined to Mr. schurx, but It s difficult TO
see what objection they could have TO MIR. Cameron
Moscow Journal alrms that q great ennis ration Is
taking place from the United States the Over
10 900 Bohsmans AID other persons Of Sc!avonc origin
In Missouri California &c, have eed to leave their
present residences aud settle the territories coded
by China 20 Russia and extending along tho Man
ura down the forty second degree Of latitude. They
will be particularly welcome On account Of their speak
ing language similar TO tho Russian and II is hoped
that their example will be followed by many OF their
country living In Europe under tho scsptre Of Aus
tria where they form Of the oppressed "institu
tiuns.u
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NEW LONDON, July Q, 1862
Colonel w. y. Irish, publisher and proprietor Of the
New London Chronc and late General Of tho
state Of Connecticut died this evening seven o'clock
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that Z can be speedily burned N need not be unhal,dl
sno men We can light and save IL We will, and We
csnso ave thsn We can destroy without burning ~
your guns wrn We viii BE- compelled 70 do We spare
M long enough 70 try 70 save IT,
this request 10 net complied with, and mot eay ne
people out TO assist the cotton be prepared q
be burned. will have 70 burn In for fear e
having TO fall back too speedily 70 attend 10 Il.
Yours, respectfully, Brig. Gen. NJ JEFF. TAOhPe0N,
n. g., On special service for Confederate 6tassss
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CONCORD, N. a., July O. 1862.
Resou tons have passed tho Legislature unanimously
pledgng the Granite State furnish her fun quota OF
soldiers under the late call
Meetings are being held 70 encourage volunteering
10 al paris Of the State.
Tho Tenth regiment nov organizing, wiz be composed
mostly OF lrishmcn Capt Douahue Of the Third rsgi.
mert has accepted the colonecy, and John CoughliD
member Of the Legislature, to be lieutenant coonsL
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
New ORIEAxs-ship Western Empirs-Nr Kssns Ard ND
Bacon.
HAvANA-Bark Bradford--C Rice, Mr. Muller.
BACK RIVER, Ja-Brg union-W w Fisk.
EAGuA-Brig q A Ans-ii aud Kerr, Waters
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BRIGHT THOuGHT ARE NAVY

A BRIGHT THOUGHT THERE ARE MANY POOR.
popular del SOS proven
Zoe a Pc na ou Syus de :. a:
housand e.ide lies, TIE natural ana inevitable
rsas
a@ u wien
frssIa,s I'nos y.e. II: NOS. assSiy
sustea with u coaeoctiens, made q we
ssi
dealers throughout America.
az S1d Mas s Dr. c r .s'. b. Rs
olIes IS Bo~ery.
HEALTH DEPENDS ON PURE BLOOD.
purity the and =.
Tier as gives he clear ;ss sl"e%
be confined or rLas ihss are edaay assfsi surely re-
''of'I PRfscIpg%L CANAL srRBEr
SOD sE Sc sGkE sS5 GET 4. SES sf Psi
''e 20. + IN al BaASDRErHs PILLS.
on the ban arolnd the directions which icose ne DO
CMIrH BROTHERS.
NEW YORK
In WHOLE half ssS AsS from The 'A'
Brewery 18th street. bs,ws,g s.,snsh and Eighth avs.us
SALES AT AUtTION.
WIN. n HoLLrEGsHsAD AuCrIoxEER
AUCTION SALES OF Boors AND sHoxs
By CHARLES Q WARREN.
no. n coRTL ANDT sTRBxT
GREAT AUCTION SALE or
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES BOOTS AND sHoDss
On FRIDAY, July II, at Io,< O'Clock,
COMMENCING THE SUMNER AND FALL SEASON.
SPECIAL NOTICE
THESE SALES WILL BE CONTINUED REGULARLY
ION FRIDAYS WITHOUT INTERRUPTION
DURING TIE ENTIRE YEAR.
AND NY ARRANGEMENTS WILL ENABLE NE
To OFFER EACH WEEK
AN ASSORTMENT OF BooHs AND SHOES
WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS
FROM EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTRY,
AND ALSO OF PARTIES LOOKING FOR GooDs
ADAPTED TO THE MARKETS OF THE
WEST INDIES, MEXICO AND SOUTH AMERICA
THE SALE OF FRIDAY. JULY II, WILL INCLUDE.
i~o MESs' soYs AND YOUTHS THICK BOOTS.
i"0 HES's. BoYs AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
-Four hundred ca'' MEMS CALI BOOTS
Embracing grade and SYN Os . ss regular w'sns
nut sesursrs these goods in New England.
one s snnsTsa s SOY, AND YOUTHS KIP BRoeANs
ono ' sEs's. BOY sSss AND YOUTHS nAInonA.
One hundred cases
wv wvoomEN's MISSES AND CHrLDRENs PE0oED
BOOTS AND BALMoRALs,
or Cali KIP, Goat Kid, Grain and Split
WOMEN AND MISSES CITY MADE
Copper nailed Boots and Balmorals,
IN great variety OF styles
A very choice selection OF
wOMEN's SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS,
sewcd Balmorsls, 81 ppers and other popular styess
In addition TO the above shall sell
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS.
INCLUDING
MEMS PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS.
MEMS PATENT LEATHER CONGRESS
BOOTS AND BALMORALSs-
MEMS AND BOYS OXFORD TIES,
OF every description.
MEMS CANVAS FATIGUE BOOTS,
And other Goods many Of which are particularly
ADAPTED TO THE CITY RETAIL TRADE
CHARLES c. WARREN,
luct,cn nd Comm ssou Boot ana Shoe Warehouse,
No. "a Ccrtandt ssresA
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1850 NSAs suH HvVPs.
At meeting Of the directors Of the Amsrican Express
Company, held In New York, July o. 1892 IL unani.
mousiy resolved that OF their present employees who
may promptly enlist under the recent call for troops
shall continue to receive onshaH OF their pay during tho
term Of their service In the war have their stua
tions restored 70 them their return.
Two thousand men are in tho regular employ Of this
company At average salary Of hundred dollars
per annum.
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The Response or Pennsylvania.

HANhsbUko July y, 1907.
Governor Curtin leaves for Washington tomorrow to
consult the authorities thsrs relative 70 the enlistment
Of volunteers under tbs late call II Ia understood II il
his intention advise the Of enlistment be reduced
TO one year.
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CNttzcns, Commtttee.

The Citizens Committee, appointed by Governor Nor
gan 70 encourage the work Of recruiting accordance
with the call Of the President, held meeting
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday afternoon. hut thel
proceedings strictly private. Mayor Updyks pro
sided.
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BosroS, July 2, 1852
Ataspscial meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen held
this afternoon, joint committee, with the Common
Council appointed call public meeting in Fancu
Hall for the purpose OF raising the quota troops re-
CURED o. Boston under tho late call Suggestions have
been made TO raise county fund OF $50 600 10 induce
prompt snlistmsnts
Local authorities in the country towns srs also
moving vigorously in the matter.
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The Corcoran Zouaves.

Captain Alexis 9. B. smith has opened . recruiting
ONCE for the Oorcoran Zouaves at No. II Centre street.
where Lieutenant James McKenna prepared to enroll
the names Of all volunteers applying for that purpose.
The Corcoran Zouaves 70 form Of tho regiments
OF the Empire Brigade at prsssn, being organized By Ex
Senator S,inola.
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The Buffalo Appropriation for . New
Volunteer Regiment.

BUFFALO, July 3, 1867.
The telegraph despatch from Albany yesterday, that
the Buffalo Common Council had appropriated eighty
thousand dollars aid in raising volunteer req.
ment, IL untrue Thsrs legal dincuties In the way
Of The appropriation.
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In WHOLE half Casks brewed from the
BARLEY MALT AND noPE
Brewery 18th seventh and Eighth
NEW YORK..
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host Of the leading people Of that section.
President Beman presided, and Doring's war
marked by the delivering Of salutatory Grafton by Mr.
n w. Buckhout G. f., and vaedictory by william s.
Auchncoss, c. F. and the usual baccalaarsate address
by President Bemsn surcharged with Counsel aud
bsnehcent views for the future guidance Of the young
laurestes in science and practical learning.
The degree Of Civil Engineer then conferred At
the earnest Recommendation OF Mr.. Director browne,
upon the following named young gentlem n-Pster D..
vroom (son Of sx Governor Peter u vroom n. or New
Jersey, John c. Underwood tson Of exunited States
Senator Underwood Of Bowling Green KY and the
colleague in the senate Of the late henry Cay) Anoeto
q. de Menocal, Havana, Cuba William L. Adams, Jr
Green Island, n. "; william S. Auchincloss New York
city; Nathan ". Backhout. oswego, n. Y. Richard II
Ne and Arba ftaddock, Troy, NJ Y.
On Tuesday, the 9th instant the graduating class
lysrsd hoir scientific theses, in Rands Hall upon the
Review Of the Niagara International Railway suspsn.
sion BrIdge-william L. Adams, Jr., Green Leland N Y.
Review Of the cendensing engine Of the steamboat
Francis skiddy--w iliam :. Auchincloss. New YORK.
Review " girder bridge the hsrris and Fs-
sox Railroad, At Newark, N. J-Nathan w. Buckhout,
Review Of tho non.condensing engine OF Messrs
Eaton, Gilbert Co, at Green Island, N Y.Rchard II.
Review OF the hydraulic motor Of the Messrs Burden
at tho Troy Iron works-Iorsce Crosby, Bangor, Me.
Review q the locomotive engine LIcesior--Arba X.
Review Of the locomotive engine Emprs-Anicsio
@ do Menocal, Havana, Csba
Design for 40 iron archsd truss bridge tho Hud-
son river at Troy, ~ Y.--John o. Underwood, Bowling
Green, Ky.
Review Of the whpple iron bridge the Erie ca
nal, on the Albany and Vermont Railroad, near Troy,
N. Y.-Petsr D. yroom, Jr., Trenton, N. J.
The thesis II Peter ID. vroon, Jr., exceed.
ngly able review Of his sub ect rolste with scientific
research and just views relative to the construction u
iron bridges That also Of Mr. John g. Underwood Of
Kentucky was es eciay mertor us for the soundncss
OF its conclusions aud insight into difficult sub.
ject
We ara glad 70 know that this institution OF learning,
though having Suffered severely by The late great Ere ut
oy ia the Dss its buildings and portion It's
spprstus lis already in the way OF subssssai rscupsra
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From Europe.

The steamer Anglo-Saxon, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th ut, has arrived. The defeat
of Pope was regarded in England as most dis
astrous Federal reverse. A Paris correspondent
believes that Count Mercier has been ordered by
the government OF France to make a conciliatory
attempt to put stop to the war in America for
the sake of humanity.
The Paris ssPatrie'' looks upon the American
war as ssabout over" The Unconstitutional"
says ssEurope cannot wait any longer before rec
ognizing the Southern Confederacy'' The
London ssTimes" says all Europe, enemies as
well as friends of the Confederacy, will yield it
admiration. 1t has ssgained a reputation for
genius and valor which the most Janus nation
may envy 1t opposes recognition, however,
until the South has both sswon and kept its from
tiers by it's own exertions.''
| The London ssHerald'' (Derby's organ) urges
interference, if mediation is refused The Liv-
erpool ssCourier" urges france and England to
| interfere. 1t thinks they can no longer refuse
the application for recognition. The London
ssGlobe' thinks Revolutionary symptoms are
but too apparent in the Federal States.'
The news from the Continent is unimportant.
| Garbaldi is worse.
The ssOpinon Nationale'' of Paris, Prince
Napoleon's organ, condemns the idea of an e.
Emancipation proclamation for the negroes in an
ticipation, and in very severe terms, while the
Dublin ssFreeman's Journal Ga Union paper)
points out the inutility of such measure forth
negroes themselves.