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stand OF Colors for the Eighth Re = iment
New York state Nlilffia.

number OF the friends Of this regiment having sub.
scribed 10 present them with stand Of coIorg Messrs
Tiffany Go. have just completed them, and they viii
pre- sentcd ia few days. The regiment during
the three months campaign. and while the service Of
the general government did good service nj Balumore
Annapolis Relay House aud the able hattie Of
Manassas.
The stand consists Of three Banners, with pair o.
yriaons. Que Of the rcgimentai standards is Of rich
crimson colored silk, with bullion silk fringe In the
Washington surrounded BY iaural wreath worked with
chenille. A. tho base the dste 1851 in white ak
Above tho portrait is embroidered with yellow silk the
motto "rirf in peace. first in war, and In the
hearts OF his counjrymsn' below the portrait snd e,n
brodered in the style the above appears
the name ~ the regiment sfWssbingon " sya :"
In the tour corners. embroidered with yellow ak en-
green ground, tie following names:" Arlington -
.Annspolis y "Bs in,orer and "Mansssas.n The EN-.
brodery presents the same appearance both sides
rhe other Is OF the state regulation coor OF bs
silk In the centre is the heTadc shlolu OF the State
militia ,onsistngo OF tue United states quart ed
with the arms OF the Statethe whole design being very
beautifully executed On the upper part u the inscrip
ton, "hghth Regiment Washington Greys, NY :. ". -
on scarlet ground Under tho arms the state motto
0Excelsior ''is embroidered. The third banner is an
American flag made OF very rich slk. The only en-
broidery this is tho OF the regimen Ia white
silk The gudons miniature American iiags, made
OF very heavy silk and each OF thsn bearing the e
OF The regiment embroidered In whie silk. The stans
are all Of sBcewOod silver mounted. One OF them ms
gildsd eagle toe summit; the others surncunted
with silver lance heads.
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party. the plans and pol.sy Of each Of those
officials in the Cabinet at Washington are en-
dorsed and condemned by the republican poll
ticians, all depending upon the faction to which
they owe their allegiance.
The line of this division Of the party Is drawn
between the wing republicans and the radical or
barnburner element, although local interests and
local grievances have, in few instances, turned
those Of whig antecedsnts to the Chase faction,
~ well ~ those Of barnburner faith TO the
Seward wing, but to limited extent. With
their party lines thus drawn, each wing il
laboring to checkmate all the movements of tho
other. preferring to soc the measures for party
policy defeated rather than witness the success
of their opposing faction. In this pipelaying
and manGuvering the Custom House Of this city
plays an important part for the Chase faction,
and the Post Office for the Seward. In the
State government the same division is seen.
The departments at Albany each fall naturally
into their appropriate army, according to their
antecedents, and have their fingers in the work
that is going on. These divisions furnish the
key to all the political movements progressing
int he republican party of this State, and will
unravel the mysteries of the movement in the
republican camp hereafter.
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THE BrYHpsy oy TON Moosy.For the hrst time u this
country tho anniversary Of the birthday Of Tom Moore
the grca, lyric bard " Ireland viii be concentrated
on Wednesday night next III. 2sth instant by musical
demonstration al Irving Hail, under the direction Of Mr..
Gusavus Gcary, which IN, most avoriso lyrics and
Irish melodies 81 Mo0rs viii DO rendered by corps OF
tls leading artists u tho city This entertainment was
initiated We unders,and. at he request Of large
Der Of the coGntr ymcn o. the celebrated Irish bard and
win no doubt be honcred with liberal patronage.
aoorsas Byron called MIN, "he poet Of all circles an,
The ido, Of his ownwas born in tho city Of Dublin on
tho 18th Of May. 1850, and this consequently tho
eighty second anniversary Of his birth, Il il proper
that the memory Of tho poet and his works should be
kept green in country where many Of his kindred
have found home.
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squadron of cavalry for General Wool's de-
partment is to be raised in Troy.
In addition to q regiment to serve during tho
war Rhode Island has been called on to furnish
regiment of three months men.
Gsrrson's Liberator says the Presidents procla-
nation ignoring General Hunters emancipation
pronuaciamienfo il weak and and pitiable and
calls Mr. Lincoln's policy chatting, shutting and
backward"
Our Havana correspondent desires to return his
thanks to Purser Holloway and the steward Of the
steamship Roanoke for their many acts Of kind
ness to him on many occasions.
The stock Market opened with more strength yester-
day, and transactions 1t the morning board were At
hi cher prices At the afternoon board there
desire sell stocks and prices fell Oh again. Erie being
the heaviest the liat report the Indiana nvss
made to the Board, but facts we're elected
The impression prevails that private individuals will
suffer by the transaction Money very easy At
vious quotations Exchange was firm at ia 4. Gold
losx.
The cotton market again active and Hrmer yester
day The sales embraced about 500 bales the basis
OF 2s,zc. 29c. for middiing upnnds closing at 2sac
29c Tho smart decline freghts impaired rather more
rmness and animation to breadstus, without however,
important change in prices Flour sold to moderate
extert, in part for export and common and medium
brands OF State and Western were in some cases trfe
better. Wheat, from the Same cause, was active and
nrmer, especially for the better qualities. Corn was
also under similar influence, moro sitter and toeraby
active at ACC. 4Sc for new, and 4ssc Soc for old
Western Mixed in store and delivered, and at 52c &c.
for Jersey yellow Pork dull with moderate sales,
So IS $40 37s for mess and at 50 so 80 IS for
prime. Sugars quite steady and in fair demand
with sales OF 500 hhds and 100 boxes Coffee was quiet
while prices we're steady. Freghts were lower. Corn
and wheat shipped to Liverpool at 10d. 1oad in
bulk and ships bags with small lot in the forenoon at
Id, wi -four at %. Cd. and to London wheat
taken in ships bags at lid.
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Splendid Sword for Major General Burn

Immediately following ths brilliant movement which
resulted In tho capture a Il ancls Island, with arge
number Of guns prisoners the Legislature Of Rhode
Island unanimously voted sword General Burnside,
reward for the galiantry and skill exhibited BY him
that memorable occasiop orders sent 20 Tiffany
4 Co., OF this city, e. Manufacture tue sword with
little delay possible: and diligently his tho work
been performed that til; testimonial IL oompleted
and ready to be Rhode Island IL is very beau
tfu piece OF workmanship, aud has bccn finished at
Of $s00-some 500 less than tue OF the
lately presented Fremont. 1t is manufactured Of
solid silver, covered with Kilt; straight. and Of the
United States regulation dimensions The ornsmentaton
OF the hit is strsIngiy original A figure of Victory,
typfed by female. with the RICH; hand raise aud
bearing chapiet Of aures, the cst hand resting
the right beast coust itutss The grip OF the ht
ana the guard Is formed OF stiesrncr hy-
ing from the left hand, and tassing underneath
until IL ers the guard shield which the initials
a. L. Bn On ground OF matted gold. rho scahbard
Il e,unlly original In dcsig and execution. The FIRST
band OF Ornaments in The centre VI which Is
shield bearing the OF Rnaoc Island. Above the
81 cid q collection Of SPEARS helrset, oayolets and ban,
is cxluisely worked, and underneath Is garland
OF laurel. intertwined with ribbons which the sin gle
word l,oanoke stands OFT in uod rcl.. The aides of
tie rs band contain the rings tn attach the sword 20
tue belt Tha characterization o. the md band consists
II srig Of laurel with the word Unon," and between
the second band and the tip o. the scabhard he follow
ing Inscription
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weather at ST. Johns, ". II.
81. Jouss, N. v, May ~, 1S62.
The weather to-day rs very tue Wind wsst-sauthwcst
No ice,
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The Madrid EPoco, % the 81 Of May, states that
the squadron destined FOR the Pacific Ocean. under
fhe command Of Admiral Pinson, win be ready TO
pail in few days, and viii touch by the way ct
khe ports Of the Argentine republic.
The new Canadian Ministry. although not def.
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THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
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ntely settled. it is generally thought win DO com
posed Of the following named gentlemen:-
uPrng CANADA
Mr.. J. &. Merensd. .......... Attorney General.
III. Adam Wilson. .......... .S0lictr General.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures. Pos master General.
Mr.. MOI 90 salL ...............C Crown Land Con-.
Mr. JAMES Morris .......... Presto eat OF CounctL
Mr. Rowland ................. Minister of Finance.
CANADA.
NJ. Sicotts. Attorney General
Mr.. Abbott. 81. citor General
Mr.. A. A. D0rion ............ Ccf OF Public Works
Mr.. Darcy McIiee ......... Bureau OF Agricultur
MIR. Lorangsr.. ............... Secretary.
Mr. Tessicr...,......,...,....R Receiver General.
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From the Sparta Eagle.
R lessons why Electors smOtAkG
support MI. Hancnett. q

In the present emergeucyit is manl- /
festly heduty of every loyal elector Ct
the North to cast his vote for true and
tried men; men who are known to sup
port the Government heartily and uncon-
ditionly, and who are in favor of crush
ing out this rebellion by the shortest pos
sibe method. Such man is, LUTHER
HANcHETT ...-..-.--------------
His political position has ever been
warm and ardent supporter of the present
National Administration. For ability.
integrity and worth, he stands the peer
of any man in the State. At home
where he is best known he hassnever yet
failed during the many instances where he
has been before the people for their suf-
RACES, to carry his own county and the
counties contiguous, by an, overwhelming
majority, even though some Of them are
strongly Democratic. He is aself made
man, spring directly from the people,
with true appreciation of then wants
and keen sympathy with their feelings
and impulses. As member Of Congress
for the past two years he has been a fine
Jealous supporter Of the Administration,
anil dur NJ ha..last Congress he supported
with ability and zeal the -Contiscat on
Act, aud ably advocated the very position
now assn med bv the Administration in
the prosecution 81 the var Novalid
reasons far the support OF Mr.. Stoddard,
his Competitor, can be given that re not
eQuaiv applicable to Mr.. Hanehett.
Inc election Of Mr.. Stodda,d would
be r,erely'an experiment, gratifying, no
doubt. to'the unter'tied anti-war Democ-
racy and a few yorn-opt political hacks,
demogauges aud disappointed aspirants
for colectorships and assessors and post
masters. It'would be the triurnphs of
faction and prejudice, over reason and
justice. 1t would be saying to the ADJ
minstration,-the people do not endorse
you in your efforts to pat down tho rebll-
ion. 1t would be electing man OF in
ferior ability over acknowledge greatness.
That, Mr.. Hanchett will be re- elected we
do not entertain the slightest doubt; but
we wish to see him endorsed by major
ity that will speak in unmistakable toues
of the feelings Of the people of the North
west District, and will give Honest Old
Abe n pledge of our loyalty and
strength.
The issue upon which Mr.. Hanchett
runs is the support Of Lincoln, in his
present war policy. No other issue can
be made up, save that of disloyalty. Are
his opponents ready to accept IT'D