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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
OrFlcs op A. Q. NJ. L. s. A.. No. 10 Morcerst,l
NEw.YoES CRY. May 70, 1852.

orFlcs or A. Q. NJ. I. s. A.. No; 10 MeTcerst,l
NEw.ioRS CRY. May 20, leo2. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received uf 10
- II m on MONDAY June 9, lSoe. az the Ohle Of 10
,Assstant Qoarens-te u. Army, for furnishing 70 -
undesisn with view Of purchasing for tho o0Vsnrae
I,S0 SADDLE HORSES,
TO be free from oil defcts to I've bet~ six e and nns
yesis old aud flom Is TO l5l hsnds bigh.
MARES EXCLUDED.
All animals submitted will be subjected to thoFoas ~
Summation and inspection by duly authorized Agent OF ~
Government appointed for th,t purpose fenoas - "no
n. bids awarded will be notified where the insleeeh@
tho animals viii take place at the time Of awarding he coz
tyect No., -
The Government the right to reject AL bids 5esinss
reasonable.
Proposal. " IL be- received for the whole any ponna
the above uu Der Of h,se ant they will be
tie pane. OF (s) responsible parties who shI se'ns
Sc unity Tor the fahiu execution Of the cont ACT
Drive 20 commence within ak (ol days afser the 'ns
Of contract. ~, =, ., TO-, ia
PROM sas viii BE- inaor.cd Proposal. iol s.s,.
Covernn.p, with horses "ani will be directed 20 An
HENRY 4. HODGES Assistant cgArsefnie4' l. - 'N+'
No lg MerceT-st.. Newiogk
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OuAgrEKxAsrKa GEsgRArs oyucS,

PROPOSALS will be received at Harrisburg
L Chicsso. snd Indianapolis By the officers O. the Ous'
med those TespectYey
until the firth Of June for the delivery or before 70
tnite,h Of that b, Of two ID nsana hye hundred "a
AIRY HORSES Il Perryvile Md. tbor52ra i've hume
red Chicago aud thousand at lndansp The hoi -
70 lees than ak more than eight yeas
nor les. hab fifteen hands high OF dark coor. sra AdSpst
20 ayslry service Mono viii be received until they aie IN
.iecled by the authorized agent of tie Government
By order. T. = SlBLEY, Deputy Or NJ. CeLL
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Grmmer tactrsais.

BOARDING on FARh-For two or tmrSe
ID person. land no,e) win small, fanny SCION
ppppNs1y TTihrue Oi,ce Location 10 miles notn. -".
oDnda th rees .rsss foxers nit Room Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

NOR 81 Z or TO LET-A COUNTRY SEAL
Il BLOOMFIELD. n j. about II mi "a from this city
consulting OF large House, forf Of Land barn &C
liz hose contains - rooms, aud be secn ct AM tine
po....on iren mmriaf.y For uTiheT particulars apply
t. J. :. sEABuRY, No. al Wa,or-st.. N. \.
OTIS FOR SALE on LIST, "a, and ith-places,
BTooslyn. terms. ard =, low pr,ss. apy,' S
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feIlouais.

NOTICE. The Agency for the sale OF Goods
~ Manufactured BY THE UNION INDlA-RUBbHR
COMPANY viii be removed. The J., o. May neii' from
40. 10 LiBERTY-SE 70 No. " IAhk-PtACE,
NY u. MADDEN. President
New-York. April u. 1862.
DUBBER CLOTHING CO.
IN Rave REMOVED 10
No. 3IJ BROAD WAY.
WILLIAM G. GREENE, late Of Chambers
w ., wodl spe.tfuly inform his friends aud tis public
generally tbs. lie Lts removed to No. ~ Wakers, near
Broadway y. y.
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1862. THE 1862.

1862. L l. 1862.
Pennsylvania CEHTHAL RAILROAD.
viii ts connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Prov Nyg.ioK. 10 rRr PnINCiPNL WE,TrkS CirlEs.
Figh, trains daily from Now.YoIk 10 Philadelphia via
New Ieney and Camden sni kuboy line.
hOUIE LEAVE NkW-IONk FROM TIM
rOOr or Col RTLANOT-sr
r. way Of Philadelphia tho morning r'se 'se esvs New
YORK ct time other routes, Evening pssie isels
a. T. one holr lator than other .lnes.
Il, wey Of AlIeutown cseuins paon;ers leave ~ ~
thee houfs latr sn tbs Northern hncs b" both
the tiEc Norom lines ia .1c,so and al
points ia the EorhWosf Crsse Ind tnopoll noa-N ue,
s. Louis, Ce.cmi, ColaAoas, G., cinnau. and al a.as
sleeping Cars without change, run ftou' PhsdspA %
pi,,'bareh M milo end New ,'k TO Pit,s0arsa 40 nns'
smoking iud SELDOM Cars on al trains
tale tao -me as Other fout,s
Bssf,sr checked through. rmusfers fre-
Seclfs Ticket gnoi until us.d 10y Plitshurgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Tho Penney wanna Central Company runs an Inns
kecou'IodaDn Line which A1osis conostlhle moe
tm,e to pa,' moving Westward, Ut on, bali IN" "'''
VI fare -
By his route fros hs Of all de.cr,p Ions csa 90 la
10 and oi. ANY ppint on e.. Railroads o. ono Ae'
diane, llliu0s " Wisconsin, Iowa OF Mssonii H.. of
hoAD DlhfCl, or 10 any port on inc ns''s''N
m. ratel o. freight and from ,uy potnt ~ w ~, ~
the ronnsysania lroai all TN 90 " i~, 10 a. -,
charged by oth, hsiroad Compsa.s si,h, 10 ths Com.
psp lnrl ting the transportation 81 tbcr ~, ..e.i,
gsDy Ioiy with confidence on rs .predy "'"
-. LIVE s .,c'. Mn snd ,hi. NICE, ad.
vanta geous .oute Capscgus isrd vel ~Ae'.o ahl sp
Piled sth every convenience Lave o,e 90 th;r w,u,,
an9il injections ana every si"n oa 10 ,S,yrnepce
.Jnr Srs ,s.,i,s etoIs, ia offered Of the PhlLADEL
riiIA. NEy.yoVk aud sALT1MoRE MAhhEi's. rr,..a
No. as.or Hou.o. aud No l South Mll.a'' :"
MCDONALD BIscHoFF t" No' b ass piece
rNOCH LEWIS General sDpt Alte'n'' r.
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Ocean Gtedmers.
Commencing M.y !, 1862: o


Commencing Msy J., 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNIA
~ via PANAMA-For the better accommodation Of the
large number OF people eura;ns to tho gold districts
ot California and British Columbia FOUR steamers per month
will be dispatched New York and from Sal rfacisoo
respectively. instead Of three az heretofore.
Regular days Of departure from NewYork on Sle I va,
when tho day Of departure viii be the MONDAY follow
For freight passage apply ct the only once o. the Inc
No. 5 Bowlins-gresn ID. b. ALLEN, Aren't
Loypos ExHIRITios Return tickets to London add back,
fr.t.cl.ss 3 100; third.clsss, $50.
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
- az Queenstown Cork HoTborl-Ibe Lverpoe. Nsw'
York aud nisdephis Steom'Lp Company intend
irg their full pose ed C5dcbuit Iron az oo"s:
KASGAR0o; ; vG1;f Jo oos,
CITY OF WASHiNOrON.......Ss turday, Jlns IL
And every succ-edLs SATURDAY, at n"en' iioIn Piss
No. A North River
FIRST CABfN..... SIS STEEhAo1'.':.
First Cabin to Lonoon 81 steersse 70 Lonaos'''''
First a in TO Pa:is.... 50 Steersse 20 Paris...'
FRS. Cabin to Hamburg. rs steer"ge TO haG1oms
Passengers also forwarded 10 HAVE, Bremen ottedAn
Antwerp &C., at eqnslly low rates. $1,000 40.
Rates Liverpool or Queenstown: Ist CABIN !, eo
and igS steersg- from Liverpool $40. FROM Queens
town so. Tickets be bought here at these rates,
eusblirg people send for their friends.
These Steamers have superior FOR pssser
gers strongly bat In WAITE tigh; Iron Sscons sn
carry Patent Fire Annhistof.. Experienced Surgeons
attached n each steamer . ,.
Fer further infoma on apply IN Liverpool TO WllIAA
INMAk Agent, u Water lin Glasgow TO ALIEN MAJ
COLIN No 81 Enoch-.qus.e. In Queen town TO g. w.
D. SEYMOUR Co. In Londoa to XIV Is MACY. No.
81 Kirg Willisn-s, IN Paris TO JULES DECOuE No
Place Do Ia Bour-e in Ph,dephis 70 JOHN o. DALE, Ma
i'll " sinut.s.. or at the Conpsuys Ofhcsa
JOHN @. DALE. Agent No. Is Broadway. " I.
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FurJutnrc.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, Looking
Glases iiaftrofsr. BEDDING &c, below anc1n prices,
warranted aad delivered re a. G.. w. SNIDLSS. no 90
Bowey bet,geon ss on aid liol.'outs Please call f1u
viii .e,e money ard be- hlaoIily served
DEDROOM cuamelrd fURNlIURE in al
color Of warranted rnsnu.ssuf-; Also solid Cf-'IIt
Chamber suites Plain ard Ornamental. u II FANMNb-
TONS 10 3} Canal st. oppoe NoottcF. Established isli
EURNITURE.-F. KRUTiNA, successor 20
Il 81 DOE ( Co.. Nos 50 fld 81 Ea.t lonstoa-at., lc.
tgerr the Bowery snl n m h. now on band ani iu1-
fscgdug splendid ns'oTtme Mt Of hrt ciss ABlAEf ft
Ni1UNI, which ho Ill ell nj srfy low grcea
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Ucai Gslate for 5aie.

EARM AT YONKERS.-FOR SALE-So
scres Of good lanJ finely situated about mile rom 'ne
railroad sutton aud steamboat landor. near tne yasc o
yopi, ioiung the country Of the Hon Judge beeoe
The land NAV divided into several parcels having NUM-
Va Aoply 70 ~ y SEYMOUR L Co, No. Chathr square
or Az the Po.t Office lOut.n
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EOR sALE-A place of about 100 ACRES,
1 Nswburg Bay. on the Hudsoni sdmtsd by pe,son'
,s and u quo osas on the River. Large house iTr &C
-. "'u,. ~ ~ . p, lJ5D
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Go Wbom II man Concern.

NOTICE il hereby given 10 all whom it may
concern, that GT0KGE ". MluriS of West Norris4n.,
has rich, authority 20 eel dispose Of the inysuion
known tho +1in,.hs Orer4'or II the Letters Patent
United States grant for the .nid law nou unless ~
wilton Of th. undersigned. j. w. SALoAOS L.
S.LO.os BIOrL Dated Moffisuiia, My ~, IdtR
NJ OTICE 10 HACKNEY and SPECIAL
~ COACH OWNERS LICENSES Tor the ens,ing year
W. e. bored on au1 alter tho hit Monday IN June ncNt
.nauiur between tue hnr e 10 o'lo,, and O'Clock
D. l ~ il, ol) order: fof llcIn'y .oschra on
$50. lDl Inclusive Igr sasy June rom No POI 20 No
Inclusive Wc.uesdty, Juue frlm No. .Vi ~ ilN IN
elusive THURSDAY, june No ' % aJ inclusive
Flid g. June6 pc, Stable C1a'h licenses viii DO
issncl d. iars the houIsl hen June 10 70
June ~ l,l2 nc.usiveDa.ed Mayors Onicc, city Hall
AcW.lO.k, May ,, 1852.
~ order ol GFo. OPDfkf Mayor.
AnKtuAw EEowS, firs, Ne-ihL.
TIE inspect rcks viii bee found at the els. emu Of the
City Hsll 2h,i Precinct. IN tho PAX.
.o,-,-.
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON NEw-LONDON SrONINGrON. PRoVI-
DFNCE EEWPOKT TAUNTON. and NEW-BEDF0RO.
The srlradid steamers COMMONWEALTH ard PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No 10 NJ H. zoo: OF Court
i.rd'.t DAILY fsrncut Suadsy). at D. III. -.
Freish, taken low sds otn-t oasos Of Com
pany No. lis West.st-. corner o. Colrtane,.st;
f-'' W. NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
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NOR SALE-A small FARM, containing ~
Of frs,rate Land IL has hne wells ana s,os
with p..uty of the choicest kinds Of Fruit On the sase e
Dwslngs Bans all in good order in every resp~e,
Dwelling House nearly new store !. attached sno.1
4. rbont miles on the hHe oil he
New orb and New-Hayen Railroad. within few mihutes
walk from the depot with three daily trains Inc si
any one den, sm.il healthy place Tho owner whi sell
IN. Fnyiturs OF the hous~ WITH the plsc- desired One
mon,y can remain on bond aud mortgRse OF Pc.
cent For farther particulars inquire q Capt MiLLiAh
LOCKWOOD. on the PFoni'ss Of Of j. W. siANioN' Nv
Ias Williams. N. Y.
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Gttamboais at1o RAILROADS..
,AFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
w Go@Esn. stosc9sP TaE WHITE MsSSySTAISs
r.. AZ. ASp .,su.eh STEAMERS of,he Norwich line.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEw;foeK,
leave NewYork daily lsandsy. cropped, H.
"'" ''' FOR NEW LONDON
there connecting With the Steamboat ~.
NaLua and New London ETIesn ma iaotp.
Freight taken at the sTs'i Maars AGENT; on tho Pier
DAY-BOAT for ALBANY and in intermediate t, mediate
FIERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNING. a. o'clock, topping at 9Oth.st. -
TOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and sPRiAG-
n EIFLD-sIEAMBOiT and RAILROAD C0NNEC-
TON via NEW-HAvENE The CoAl l;.si =, ais n
Pee ,s hs tram leave. the wharf the
arrival Of the boat all way stations SIoHL
TRAVELLER leaves for New'hsven az - O.oeA-
EOR BRIDGEPORT.--The steamer BRUCE :.
noon Freish, isten) arriving 10 Bridgeport time
10 connect with the Housatonic, Nsugatnck ne@aed s
Hartford RAILROAD Also eco Sbo' w. GoRIEs Agent tI
Nsw Lopdoa. w. W -- 49,
CTEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the fec, foot
= Of Courtlandt.st MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY and Ell
DAY at D. M; leaves Albany on TUESDAY, THuKs
DAY and SATURDAY ARRIVAL OF the western tran' ihe
ISAAC NEWTON on the alternate days
TINO BOSTON, PROVlDENCE AM NV"
i PORT by SHORE LlNE.-Lesves 2Ith'st 4thsy.fps a.
M .rrvs in Providsncs 42o pm; Rl5 an sravs T re
yjd ence 1880 pm; 8 pm Express through Mall irsiu'
srrive In Proyidence 80 and Boston at SAN
s'n'' r. J. CALHOUN. Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave as
m Mail for Durkirk This train remains over Night s'
FIuira and proceeds the next morning.
Ia m Express for Bufao
Ga m, Mix daily, for Oisvills p,
I2:Is :. m, Accommodation, daily for FOR, JerVa
An m Wsy, for Middletown aud Nswpnrsn D.
SD m Nsht Express, daily for Dnnsik ana p ~ ~,
The Train Of saturday though to buhAo Out o'e' n''
run 10 Dunkirk. D,,
p m'' Hms''"' CHARLES MINOT, General sup's
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Eosi G,t0 S0rn0.

4 OST or MI5LAID--Two United States !
IL pes cent TlE isoEG NOTES, Noe. li G.. eli 80
G. d.sd January y isI p4, br IN year orc hund
dollars tsltUl each 10 order of ODOphIt fp nu~ Dy
them rd1rcd Al persons caNtionr1 ayairt yi
my Depait4Ael AID apl !eat.on uisle Tor vs. mnlL
IEYION 4 FRANK JAUDOS,
No. 81 sflI.r-sl.. Nev-l orb.
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NEW.JERSEY RAiLROAD-FoR PHIL
~ ADELPlIA sal The SOUTH sud WEST ,is JFR
Sly CITY and Exprs,s l. ines leave NcW.Yof<
and 10 a NJ. T. and u p. m. Far. 81 Through ucscts
,od for The South aniWe and through baggage checked In
I a. ID. ana q aud III r. trains.
j. W. WOODLANDS, Assistant Superintendent.
No bsgrsg- will Do received Tor trlius uness delivered
and chrc I'd IL minutes advance OF he time Of leaving.
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(,EYTP1L RAILROAD of MEMBERSHIP

~ PROM foot Of Contradictions ting q. Hampton
function with Deswae. LackswGnna and Western RAILROAD
aud Eeaon with Lehsh Valley Railroad snd its oonnea
ons forming direct line 20 Pittsburgh aud tho West without
change Of ears - - -
sUMMEa Observation-Disclosures May 5, lSs,
= saye kew.i ork ss follows:
U,pNsBrRG LxpRTss--At a m. FOR Eeston. Reading
Po,,,ylle hs.Tisbury Mauch Ctuns, WNism.port, &c
N.u TslrS--A. a. m, for Esston, Water Gap, Scrsn
ton, reat Bend. Fitts.on, WiGesbsrre, &c. -
u II. THROrGa TEAIN--for Esston, Msuch Chunk, WI
Hamspsr, Rssdinr, Poltsvile Harrisburg, Ae,
2. n. s. PkssEsGEN TaAIS-FoT Eas.oa bethlehem.
Allentown. and Msuch Chunk
s:aOP. NJ WAY TRAlS-For Somerville.
3D. ". wKsrKKS EaPREss-ror Eastop Allsnown. Reed
in au-hurr P,barzh and the West Sleeping cars from
Jenoy City thfensh 10 Pittsburgh.
EsIrass Train YoR H,RElBrsG-Ihe q m. Express
Train New YORK STRIVE. harrisburg a. connect
ia, E. aud West Pennsylvania Railroad Northern
Cengl R,roai, North sal South and with the CGInbor
land Valley i.aiircsd.
ruF TngoruH EXPRESS TR.is WEsr leaves
daily Sundays excepted. mssing close
.cion Harrisburg with Penn Raj road with
change Q; Pittsburgh ari oa. one to tircin'
aad Chicago Four hour time Is saved 10y taxing this
tran.
Elir.uErHrcRr hyn NEwYoax FWRy-Ls.vo New.
York r,eg No. ?. NoTtn Ry.s 1870 aud l!;.O m
800 i:Jl sgl =. - 80
The bos,. stop a, Bergen Pon. an Mncy Hahor even
tglp zach way JOHN u. oiAaNs' saieih'choeh''
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD:-For ALBA:

MEETING WITH TRAINS
leave:
From 30.h-st.
l7:25. il:23 l. n. and 1855 and
3;?5 p. m.
1870 p. N. Sunday includedl.
1925 .. H., and las aud 7:lo
pm.
ASS p. N.
1910 g. u, and AS r. m.
$50 and 7:33 a IL. aud 1885
p. IN.
+. SMITH. Superintendent
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NNTTTOX no MAP AGENTS.

" In consequence o. an inferior Wood Cut map belns oa
ioydi have this day reduced the price OF my fine
sfeei pste Mp Of the fifteen Southern States 10 p cents
There IL 10 longer any oT agents selling rss9y map
A., The nublie sed for citcusra vi al LLOIDS military
Maps -,o,,o ~ &c, po,,rsx
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81 xyTAcUiNGTON'S FAREWELL Nd
~ DRESSp-Iha whole Of .his address and
beautiful Portrait Of the immortal Wa'hi1ston are Tyohe
W.sbipstonr music by K Vhocss fIice only 20 cents.
sent by mail pos,egs paid FiRlH fond Co., 30. '4'
Kroai,slx. New ioIl.
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I'VE MSS e,id In proveaeuts. elegant ~ 'lion des
g 1900 tfe latest lrf,Iu.tion three ilD- sec Dat
;ep. s@ssapy GosIated. aud DIsa NoTs and
~ !, bS.t ashton Mssszne IN the worli Published
81 "a Bro.away ana sold everywhere at - cents
iv 81 vi II ths privilege OF selecting 30 cents worth Of
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Adde'S, A.MORT0f..
80. - Maiden T.sne. Now-HOrk
Any sendngs single ie,eT lolstanp vii receive iF
euler with tie ergIsvin-. above 10 eued 20.
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The BEST TI.NS n THE WUhLU
On receipt Of Of the following sums N cash OF fos
sts tha suhsc ber Will serd oy return mail or othew
ssdfected Gold Pen OF Pea selecting tse same ecr4n
tedescsIpi0n. viz . .--.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

IN the first place he always was and still is a
Union man, and never breathed disunon SEN
tlment in his life, but has contributed to help
the soldiers in his own town probably more, ac-
cordlng to his means, than any other man.
1t certainly must be embarrassing for a man
to be confronted in public place and be
charged with disloyalty and secessionism by
crowd of soldiers, and strangers at that. But
we are informed that the most cordial feelings
existed between the soldier boys and Mr.. Met
calf, and many of them stepped forward and
shook hands with him and made bis acqualn-
lance, and, as have no doubt, found him, as be
IS, gentleman, and man who will never repu-
date his taxes to support them, or vote TO with
bold supplies from them while lighting the bat
Ties of their country for the . Constitution and
Union. 4 CITIZEN or NoRrmIIELD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

family, and as you give him up at the country'c
call, this token of your confidence in him as a
tried officer, and your expressions OF remem-
brance, are bond that will at all times sup
port and nerve him on to deeds of valor
The pistol is from those who know him best
They say to him, " lake it and use it for your
own defence and wherever you may lead the
way, we will always follow
am glad to have an expression from the
Fire Company 1t comes from those vino have
been associated with him, who have seen his en-
ergies, who know his valor 1t gives US conf
dencc in goiug forth with him to the field OF
battle, we can rely upon him. | feel that il
there is a failure, it will not be his fault He
has always shown himself competent, and
should we meet With reverse, you may rest as
sured that it was not through bis inediclency, but
his captains.
After which, R. Lund, Esq, Of Montpelier,
vas called upon and made some remarks
Sergeant Clark being again called upon re-
spondcd in patriotic and happy manner, bis
remarks calling forth repeated cheers. After the
speaking had closed, the companies again took
up the line OF march to the street, and the En-
CINE Company was escorted to their teams by
the Militia Company.
Capitol Engine Company, No. ), Of Mont
peier, at the commencement Of the var, num-
bered 30 men, aud a, the present time they nave
furnished 80 men for the war
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
a Correction.

W have received the following commumea
ton. which explains itself
Mi EDITOR In justice 10 Mr. \, d. Met
call viii you please give the following state
men.of facts. as handed to me by "a person whC
was resent, an insertion in your paper.
A'out nine o'clock on the evening OF the l2tI
inst. at Montpelier, as Mr. Mctcllf, Grand
Jur,r from Mortified, was returning from an
evening session OF that body and about 10 enter
his Rotel. he was accJsted by one OF u large
couany OF soldiers, " hen the following CONVEX
sat6n took place
Sldier--" We understand you are Il Seces
slolst.n
Micat-" Do you, indeed. was not aware
OF hat. clam 10 be a Union man m erey
scae of The Doord
Sidier-" Are you willing to cheer the Stars
and Stripes "
leicait--" am, ION all proper occasions, and
sa4ld be pleased to cheer worthy sentiment
nos"
NJ, one volunteering to offer sentiment, Mr..
Mccall proposed one, which was IS follows ;
+" he Constitution OF the United States and
lr,n forever. Whereupon three rouslng
CT agg were gwen WIN "a Will AIeo thIVe Vheeis
W. yiyen for Mr.. Metcali when the crowd ds-
pe,ed in the brst of humor.
What could have been the occasion OF thus
acastine Nj. Mccall we.are unable to see, IN
len,t should have been that some evil-dlsposed
pcron should have informed some of the soldiers
lha Mr.. Mctcalf was a seeesslonlst for the pur.
pos Of getting him into difficulty with them. II
sun was the fact they made most signal fail
ur They were mistaken in their subject, Tor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
The 7th acknowledgement IN the Battle OF
Baton Rouge--Its Alleged Dlsgraceful
Behavior Denied,
CAMP WILLIAMS, CARRoLLToN, La, }
Aun. 30. 1860

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Aug. 80, 1862
Nix. EDITOR Enclosed please find copy Of
General Order No 90, published in the
Daily Delta of this date, by order Of Maj, Gen
Butler.
BY this order, verified by a speech by Gen.
Butler at a review this afternoon, Vermont will
learn that her 7th regiment Of Green Mountain
Boys have been deprived of their colors Tor
cowardice at the battle OF Baton Rouge, Ll.,
/ Aug. 5th, 1862, and that we stand before our
native State and the armies of the Union, DIS
graced for TIE asserted reason that in the heat
OF the battle e deserted the Stars and Stripes ,
ana like towards fled the field O. conflict and
death. This is the charge ,-the edict has gone
forth, and our brave, but Heaven knows, fated
regiment, tomorrow marches form stripped Of
che old flag we worshped, aye, and for which
thousands would die,-presented us by Gen,
Nashburn, as we stood knee deep in he SHOWS
OF our mountain State, only to regain them by
the enactment OF a drama wherein grim death
triumphs in every scene.
The allegation is unl0unded and unjust che
disgrace unmerlted and dlsheartening. | assert
and upon the assertion stake my all, chat the
It'll Vermont regiment conducted themselves as
u regiment, credtably, as can and will be
p:oyen IN a court OF inquiry. The regiment is
disgraced for no reason IN the world but the
malice and envy Of those not engaged IN the
fight These statements make, and in max.
ing them speak the verdict OF all the officers
and men Of the regiment, by reference to the
order, you will sec that Col Roberts is said to
have fallen while rallylng his men. That he
fell while giving orders to his regiment is true,
having dismounted, his horse becoming un-
manageable, and standing near the right of
company B but lohen he tell the regiment was
standing firm as rock under most deadly
fire, without one broken file, al the same time
loading and firing very rapidly.
Again it is alleged that the regiment 4" re
fused to march to the aid of the outnumbered
and almost overwhelmed lndlanlans The
It'll Vt. regiment never refused TO march, and
one thing is true-hat every movement executed
brought us under fire from either artillery or
musketry. The regiment was never ordered to
support the Dist Indiana 1t is SAID we fired
into the same regiment killing and wounding
several The regiment stood unmoyed under
fire, without returning the same until ordered
by Gen Williams to load and fire rapidly as
possible. That order | heard myself from the
lips of Gen, Williams not twenty minutes be-
fore he fell, MORALLY wounded.
Again in the order it is said that John Dom
aghue, 18th Mass battery, " brought off from
the camp of the 9TH Vt. regiment their colors
at the time OF retreat, This charge is also
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The llallowell Gasette says that Gen. Butler
wears steel breastplate extending from his
neck to his thighs, aud that he has never been
without 1t since his arrival in New Orleans
1t is no doubt worn as a protection against as,
sassinatlon