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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-03
CAPT NlELDs' ARTILLERY COMPANY.

CAPT. NlELDs' ARTILLERH COMPANY.
The soldierly carriage and department Of
Capt. Nields' Artillery Company, in the
funeral pageant on Monday last, was the
theme OF universal remark and admiration.
No men in the ranks marched with more
precision or appeared TO better advantage
than this company. The men-l30 in
uumbcr--arc nearly all OF the same height,
aud Of about equal muscular power In
short, they look as though they were picked
men, selected with view to great endurance
aud hardshps Their nmandci-Capt.
Nclds-is not soldier by profession, but
being impressed with conscientious con-
yction that it is his duty to assist his
countrymcn in their olforts to save the
Union from treason and ruin, with which il
is threatened, he cheerfully relinquished
the social and domestic comforts with whicl
he had been surrounded, and entered the
ranks of the defenders Of the Union. Sine,
then, he has been umemitting in his atten
tions to the men under his command, ant
is constant in his application Of the discip
line of the school of the soldier to his com
pany BY his urbanity, he commands the
respect and esteem Of his men who hay,
entire confidence in his courage and pa
tiiotism
When this company shall 90 upon th
field Of active service, We feel confident tina
it will do honorto itself and the State it re
presents. Men, who like Capt. Nields an,
his command, voluntarily leave behind then
friends and home and ease to battle for thei
country from conscientious motives, canno
prove towards in the hour OF trial, albe
they may have been previously unacquani
ed with the science of war, and stranger
to its hardships. We honor them for thei
patriotism Their fellow citizens have fiit
in and will appreciate their gallantly.
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nEAR ADMIRAL nupoNr.

Rear Admiral DUPONT arrived in this
city on Tuesday last, from Port Royal. OH
his way to Washington, whittier he has
been called by the President. lie left
Port Royal, in the Keystone State, on
Saturday at , o'clock, and reached New
Castle at midnight on Monday, making
the passage in about lifty-eight hours
1t afforded us much pleasure to grasp
once more the friendly hand of this noble
patriot and christian soldier, Notwith-
standing the iatiguing nature of the duties
he has been called upon to perform. in
the very heart of rebeldom, since he first
sailed with his gallant feet eleven mouths
ago, he looks well, and enjoys excellent
health.
After paying a short visit to his family
on the Brandywine, Admiral DUPONT will
repair to Washington, where many warm
and cordial greetings await him from the
representatives of the government he has
served so faithfully and well. As All
American citizen and Delawarean we fee
proud of this brave officer. He stands
to-day before the country and the worlC
one of the greatest naval heroes of th'
age; firm, COOL courageous, successful
commander; while in his private and SO
cial walks, his modcsty, gentility, ant
purity of character stamp him as the typ,
Of a true gentleman.
The country he defends with his sword
and the State he honors by the lustre Q
his grand achievements, can with laudabl
ambition emulate each other in paying
honor to man who combines with III
, dent patriotism so many christian an,
social graces as Rear Admiral DUPoN1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-03
no coRREsPoNnENTs.

The communication of j. F. in reply
TO the card of Col. Whitele y, has been un-
ayoidably crowded cut to-day. 1t shall ap-
pear on Tuesday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-03

TH0MSON.-At the residence of her parents
No 333 South 18th ST. Philadelphia, SARAH
Il THOMSON, daughter Of Dir, james W. and
Sarah p Thomson.
TROCHMAN Sept. oath, WILLIAM, son Of
Henry and Lima Trochman, of this city, aged
10 months.
BAKER Sept. 9th. BESNER 7. BAKER, son
Of Jacob md Rebtcca Baker, aged % years.
DONNELLY.-Sept. 2Gih. JosEpH DoNSRLLY,
sou willinm and Lucy DOnnelIy, aged | year
aud o months.
JANEs.-sept. 10, ARA REBEccA, daughter Of
William aud Rachel lanes, of Wilmington,
aged months aud days.
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s. M. PETTENGILL & Co.

No. 81 Park Row, New York, 4 { Safest, Boston
Are our authorized Agents in those cities to take Al
vertsements and subscriptions for the Journal and
Statesman,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-03
Sussex County Union Nominations

SUSSEX COputY UnIOn NUnIIHdIIUHb'
Senators,
Gideon b. NAPLES, Thomas II. Fooks
R'prentdticcs,
John 4. Hazard, Curtis \. Connaway,
John NJ. Burton, Wm b. Ricards,
Joseph +. Hall, Edwin Z. Burton,
John Futcher
Sheriff, Corner,
Asbury c. Pepper. Bayard Sharp.
Lery Court Commissioners,
John NJ. Short, Nanticoke Hundred,
Joshua Obier, n. W. Fork Hundred,
James II. Warren, Cedar Creek Hundred
VIM. I. Burton, Indian River Hundred
John Long, Baltimore Hundred.
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l7i1 Tifteenth r t Gay of October, a. D, 1862,

at viii time dfAltug Will commence.
fa71fSN In TESTIMONY WHERsnF have caused the
AeASpGreA Seal Of the State Of Delaware To be here
unto affixed Done at Dover this seventeenth day ot
September. the year Of our Lord Thousand eight
hundred and siXtytwo and OF the independence said
state the eighiy.seventh. WILLIAM BURTON
BY the Governor;
EDwARD RInGEIY Secretary Of State sept2s2w
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MARRIED.
DIED.

LONG-BLAKE.- Sept 10Th, by Rev.
BLAKE, all Of this city
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PROCLAMATION

70 the Citizens Of the STATE Of Dsidrarc;
WIZ REAS suce the issuing Of my proclamation
w the twenty.eghih day Of August last it has become
manifest that his State cannot be ready for the draft by
the twenty hnh day Of September instant tue day there
iu ixed for the sane to commence.
Now, THEREFORE,, l, WILLIAM RuRtnH, Governor OF the
sae OF Delaware by virtue % the power conferred upon
me by the Secretary Of War do postpone the drat in hi
SiAln mnill The
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-03
UNION PARTY NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
WILLIAM CANNON.
For Representative 10 Congress,
GEORGE p. FISHER.
For Sber,6,
LEWIS w. STlDHAM.
For Coroner,
OWEN ZEBLEY.
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The prnf, in the State OF w-Ncrk--
Kew il IL TO he Made

ALBANY, Moneay, Aug III, 1851
The draft lie understood to be peremltoTy order
70 draft 800 0U0 from all liable 10 mltary duty
in tire State. between the sges Of Is and 45 also to
draft anv d iicency that may exist IN the former
cs,l for 500, 600 men.
In the latter case the Governor has power TO 80
arportioa the draft for the quota Of this State as to
exempt counties that have raised their full proper
ton by volunteering
Bnt in tho draft for 800 600 line months men
there is nc authority whatever to accept any volui'
.sars; so that il the State should raise dolble her
quota of volunteers il is still compelled to raise her
quota OF 800 600 by draft.
It's 10 obtain authority, il possible, 20 accept ad-
ditona volunteer regiments, where they can be
raised in lieu of conscripts, that the Governor is un-
Ierstood TO have telegraphed to Washington.
This information is unofficial rs the Governor does
NOT feel at liberty 10 publish the draft before reeeN-
ing instructions from Washington.
The Governor yesterday received an orler FROM
tie Secretar of War directing draft of the 100000
men last called for, but does not feel al liberty 70
pnbisb the order without authority from the War
Department This has been asked Tor, and probably
will be given.
The quota for this State is SO 705, making the az
preate under The two calls 49, 40. The particular
mode of making the draft is not fully defined Sew
erai important points are left with the Governor
IL potable however, that it will be arranged 30
that every locality will receive full credit for all it
has voluntarily enrolled. The miiiiia rolls on file
will be thoroughly revised by persons to be aq-
pointed for that purpose. Applications for exenp-
ton On account Of disability viii be seIutnHea ana
sufficiently determined by a competent agent.
Uuon she basis of 50 70j, the following would bo
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LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
The Official Draft Circular.


TIE following cir "a al has been issued to-day;
WAR DEPARTMENT. wAsHIscros. D. G. Acs. II. 1862
To Military Com,n0ndon's Pyoro,sAo,siol', q. s. Nov
,iois a,d Police CGee's:
You vii; receive herewith al OF the War Department
70 preven the evaion Of military duty and for the suppress
son OF dsloysl parties dated the 9Th Of Aus"-t 1907
This orcer 20 be efficient, is necessarily yer. c'ppeH
svr in its terms ard its proper execution requires '
els. Of ,ourd Judgment and By the officers TO ""''n
a. enforcement ,ntrud ard to susrd you IN i' execu
ton The following Instructions sre to be Observed:
F,,,, The o1drr comprises two classes Of person.
,, b are aopt sav n the United States to evade' ni-
. d, aud those who the purpose leave their
~ ST., I..v,nx the United States until he militia draft
a "a s..cote, prohibited, bu, 1t wasnotP inten.
% AZ the cd,r 10 ioeore With the transit fro, State to
s,s n. v p,Isons bat who design 10 de military
sv Whenever YOU hsve reason believe thu ia.
"a ev.d. Military duty the order will sutho lie the dsen.
ton Of Any persou leaving his State COZ MY OF utsy
dist let.
Second Any person detained may be- released on svns
scnd 70 the Uuicd Stste with sucj en security In tina
sa1a COO conditional for the Torrance military
dry he should be drafted the providing proper sub
sti.a;e.
Immediate report b to be msde this office Of all
ycfsons dotaiurd with the esusr of their detention.
F0Eys You uA eEcis, the powers OF arrest ana de.en-
ton with caution and fcsbeance svo'd giving snuoy
trouble any person excepting those who seeking
toev-e the performance Of their duty their couotIy
Fyh The Governors OF the respective States suihor
ssed give psse. snd permits their ciizn desiring
- fesve tho STATE without cvade military duty
By order Of The Secretary Of War
L. c. TURNER. Juase.Advocsie.
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s,ean,h,ps-Nor,hcrn Lisht Tigkepaueh Asplnwsl d b.
Allen; Loseozo A. Sykes, Hopkins. New-Orean' A. Nc
SOr'ey -
shr.-B +. Horie, Crsry San Francisco. Sutton Co.
cleared saturday 9th Instant Naples, Stout London C. G.
duncan Co. Albert Galan, Delano Liverpool, Cornelius
Orirrel. F., q, r. .
Colloonery (BrD McCrsry Sgo. GinnSll Min urn Co
American Eagle. Rich, Mar,sis. Moore henri Ihom.'
Bsvns. III Howell Cork ArkeD, Hurst Co Amanda,
CnrIe Bristol Miller ( aonshon: Bra5ant tMectb -,
Queenstowa Funch. Mencko Wendt mn,
grgs-Frcole tItsan Booui Gibraltar Draper llevbn
All. (Brl Nelson Halifax. J. s. Whitney Co. .nnis
Lincon Rivers. Dublin Walsh, Carver Chase 3 l. saa"
OBI Shaw, st. Thomas. w. w. Ross@l bro 70 D.,
Scbooners-Dr. Franklis Chapman, Norwich, n kack'
cit Aims (Br.), Shaw, St Ancrew's. ~ b. w. H. p'"oti
g. q wyer Dobbins Eizabothpott, Brett Soo Co. NJ
= Iinneu snow Curacao i. Ncserson; Matilda lbhh
Wes, Mo Grande del Sud- Joseph Bento Marihs, Lsmo'r
Malaga Thompson Hunter Re COZ PeIniece, BELOW rFo''-
deucs H. 5. Racket.
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Interesting from China-C"pt"rc OF Wing
Pc by the AIIies-Thc War in COLORADO.

SAN FKANCIsCO FTIufyi N"s 70 ,'7]'
The ship Western Continent, from hC!S hohg,
With date. 10 the 7th of June, has arrived.
Fourteen pirates had been sentenced to be luns.
Ming Po. the Rebel stronghold, had been cap
tured BY the Allies.
The French Admiral Wa'el was killed.
The news from Honolulu il 20 the l2th ul'., hut
/, uuinlportan There j., Till hef re the L"gisia-
tnre which provides that no Office be appointed 20
tre Government who cannot read, wil'e, ana con-
verse iutslligenty Hawaiian. ,...
The news from Arizona, w'thou, que s'a'' tuss
reached The Rio Grande without opposition. Tho
Rebel Lidley had withd'awn his force from New
Mexico into Texas. .;.. =.
The Opache Indians attacked two companies OF
OH cavalry, passing through NeS-iha vaney kilins
plsed with great loss.
Batter % cents. No other change.
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A Police MAGISTRATE REFUSES TO GRAyr A
WARRANT TO A Police OErIcER.-Oliccr j In
$. Taylor Of the FGh Police Precinct. ii arrea T.
applied to Justice Connolly, at tic Toombs Police
Cocri, yesterday, iOr warrants for the arred of
liquor dealers in that precinct f. ID alleged that the
Justice ~ used to issue tie warrants, and said he
would not give him ODE olleerl or Captain Petty.
or any oiiosr IN that precinct, warrants for tlat
purpose as he had not confidence III ,heni, and dd
not cons der tciu capable of serving such warapts
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Such, however, as were no. furnished

reg;rents Such, however, an were 10. "a, ".,
with the necessary papers were re". ~ Il, we're
I.I,ud bv the police. Amonl thos' prom, ~ -
.yar,l Roadway lhien IT, brilliant Uniform ""o
- a. y,sd ro DON eli ci,izcne attire or -nii-t'
over IS .oldi-r., reads ani wiihn! 10 re'uro ~
A. :; r.,' ,,e,ts in the field voluntarily fe'0rttd u,
,ne Park l}arracke yesterday morning. anu
RECOMMENDATION 40 tie army in Vi slnii inoY we
prolehy cared Tor, and VIII DC 70 W '"'' ~ pew
i've commands Ia morrow
REPORTERS ENLIST1NG.
liant. Frank CA ill., formerly Of Ibe ". T.
T,m,s. and Lent Connolly OF The N. i. Sun, have
enretej the service, aud are go raising cJmpa
uies tor their respective c"pniaris
SIXTH SENATORIAL DIST RIOT COMMITTEE.
The Committee Of ihis d,str,ct met Yesterday noon
at tho City Hall. Peter CooIer in Tie chair Mt
Kelly offered resolution 70 he effect that an eS'r'
bounty of $40 should re given to oil recruits enl''lpg
in The district. LAID over until lhnrsday. ~as
stated rhat the Produce Tx barge Con mitlee naa
gwen g. 900 each to Sickless aud Meagher 3 Drs-
ades ~ aid iu recruiting.
GOOD DAYS WORK.
Thirty nine recruits were obtained yesterday ny
the captain of the company OF "Moaitors' In This
city. -
Cant. VIM. A. Trcadwel ~ eurollng men Tor
COMPANY B ut No. IL Broadway. An extra oounS
OF g per Man Is pad to recruits.
THE STANTON LEGION.
On. of the rnost adv auced OF the new regiments Ia
I
the Stanton Legion, Col. w. IL. Allen. ard there J.
every prospect it i'll be the iir.t 10 leave New
under the last call. Ibe only rePmrnts wac
ann oxim.te TO them in point OF numbers are t'o
| n alleek Guard aud Metropolitan Guard. sensioie
men. wno wish to avoid the disagree 'ble Necessity
of being drafted, had better come Tor ward !" tn !,
enroll tseir names in the St,n'ol Legion receive
Ire boupties enter a regiment Of oi CHAR 'cter,
and 40 AZ patriotic volunteers. Tue resinelt"i
beaao,wr,ers are Mt No. LA Grand street.
AVOIDING TIE DRAFT.
To the Editor Of The ". T. Tribune
SIR: was Il day or two ago informed by a board
inc house k.eper-a lady, at least femsle-'na' 'ne Nd
her boarJers om driftins by telling the e"io'
officer tina, LAZY kept the honsei no se"'He"
10 the fsmilyr No gentlemen indeed hatsdohen '"u
eierk. though
Can such snesk escape 40 The enroer should o. 'e'
have forced her tell fat lie by asking any man Of me
boarded there. Indignantly yours.
Yue. York, August II, 1904
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Continued Excitement nt Tire British Com
suIatc.

The excitement relative to the late CONSUMPTION
orders among those claiming to he British subjects
does not seem to abate in the least degree We are
officially informed that at least 900 persons have,
since Saturday morning, taken GU. certificates ell.
iitling them 10 British protection. Any one who
can make good his claim TO d certificate Of aensbip
is exempted by our laws from drafting. But the
most singular feature of this movement is that these
certificates are all designed as basis upon which
TO obtain passports. Why should those thus remote
from draft, who have made this city their home and
many Of them have already declared their intention
10 become citizens, be 80 intent upon leaving the
counlryl DO they fear universal conecription ?
The public will be surprised to learn that the Bit
ish Consul has as yet received official notification
that passports are necessary for British subjects
leaoing the State. Certificates OF alienship are az
freely given 10 those who have declared their intcn-
tons 10 become citizens % those who have never
expressed any intention Of renOancing their Ia
tonaiity.
On account Of the unfinished state of business on
u TO 2 on Sunday. Yesterday morning the crowd
blocked M tie entrance 10 the osHce dat Mr. Ld
wards was unable TO obtain admittance. and WAS
obliged to pass through the rear door. lie immodi
ately sent FOR file Of policemen to preserve order,
which request was promptly granted ~ Snperin-
eudent Kennedy. lie was busily engaged almost
tie entire day in sdiAing ls signature to desi,ed
docameuts. Zach applicant must tcstiiy on oah
that he is beet Of her BrtaHnc Haiosly, and has
never in any way forfeited lis allegiance 10 the
crown. Annexed il "a copy Of the certificates given:
Hth EMTASsic NsJEsTY's COssrLArg NV. YoRg
Z FitkhtPONr EDWARDS. .sq, Her Maiestv's See
aho 20 ins '"nsn d. hereby certify have God ,
= of'Y' bter cuTeiu examination that the belrcr John
SO ~ h"e signature j. cub crtcd lu tue arar lrfs /.
bih-A snp Jet who has drch ed BIS Intention 20 bei
;nleH
Ia te.ilohy "hefe' do hefeuo set nv hand aud e. Of
Of Once, al tvs 81 Of Aotl OH tin. I2-l A. ~ ~
gust, ~ the year Of our ord ie'g ~ 70
PiERRFPOET EDWARDS
III. Is. NJ. Vic, and Aeif,, t,,s,,i
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The .lcss of the Golden Cafe--NO Pro0a.
bil;ty Of SAVING the Treasure.

san FRANZ 500. Thur day Aug Z, 1852
Cart. Hudson, at Manz.uilla on the Both OF July,
REPORTS to the agents Of the Golden Gate here that
owing to the shelving beach and heavy surf, where
the wreck is lying, there is little probability Of saving
the treasure. We, with part of the crew and Off
GERS, remained as agents Of 'he Underwriters, pro.
teiuo the wreck with the hopes Of Swing additional
lives. Tie third officer, Mr.. Scott IN charge Of
boat containing 90 to 80 persons, Lad mol reached
Manzana at LIST accounts.
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Passengers Arrived

"a ,reap.,lip Empre City. from N'rb,,n, " C.-Car.
yug Assistant Isrrerms.t-r's Clerk Capt Stewart.
4 en-, Nonas aud s,ryan;, 4 5. X w. Covell T. Ste
yens go 0. Mercy and II sailors from u 5 soreship
M.rcia Greeneaf .
u, br,k L,ata from NG'0n zas-Mr. Bsrnetsras and
daushter. Ms Riley Mrs Baiiou, Mis- i' D's'chei' D. D.
Parscf. -, a. ~. ~, -, II
4 N,ls
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Sailing Of the Nor,her. Lisb,-rsci:.,,o.,

of the rassengers-tOlil-io1 of Officials.
Yesterday witnessed another excitementcau by
the sab.us Of the Northern Light for AspinwalI, a
large murder Of the passengers of which had pro-
cured their oessago lickole nearly week ago. Most
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The --latest Passport ARRANGEMENTS.

Lust evening, Special Provos,Marshal Kennedy
and U. s. Marshal Murray Lad consultation in
reference to tie applications OF perrons having pass
ports who intended to leave the United States By
steamships or railroads, when they agreed upon the
set forth in the following notice;
EKw-YoRK Aug II, 1902
The undcrignei In order ~ accommodate tho travelling
public Ic possible have arranged 10 issue passes
70 foreign places TO such Persons not ,be g. Perform
military duty, sud u RAE tho Iaspors 81 int and I'D
class cabin passengers At tie Office OF the United State. Mar.
sha No Cha nbers street 10 is,ue susr pa-so. fud
s'esn.fs aud all passengers Oh saug vessels at thu oc-
the Special Provost 'i,.d No. 4iJ Broome The
olre viii DO open io ht purpose ffou unti. D. .
every d1y fDBEHT MIbRNl. :. ). Mushal.
JOIN A. kEN.Lbi.
supt Met. Police tni Special Provo.. Marshal.
Mr. Kennedy received the following telegram
from tho War Department Ia. evening:
NAsnISGIos. Aug. II, 1851.
I0ns s. KgNNEDY, e,q. Srfei1 P,ora iafs, Aeu io,k
Iour di.lc Spscll Provost MIr.h4 lDT a." execution
" orders tlnaiilg fou tbs Dap1rucnt include tie Sew
Jersey OF the HIIDot Sc" lokl lnd the Hudson
iir tr snd tAe towns adi4reut.
~ order OF tie secr.taIy Of War
Phi WAiSOE, Asst See. Of Wer.
Tiis enables tie Provost Marshal 10 90 on board
he Cuuard steamers at jersey Ci.y, thus covering
,ery important cutie, for parties DESTROYS Of enjgrai
NC in view OF the approaching draft.
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Resignation.

ALBANY, Monday Aug H. iCC?
Viscler Ten Eyck has re,igned the Casliership Of
tbe Commercial Bank OF Albany. Eliphalet Wckes
has been appoint Il in his place. The resignation
Sas on account OF personal disagreement between
be Cashier aud President.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
uu-Pi,rs,.s:05 SetI..........7;03l Moon-Bises $40
SIGH WATER THIS DA. .
sandy Heck. 10 Gov. Island .lOOO HeIGste'I3i
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pohr STANLEY, Monday, hug. H. 1852?
Tie propel er Il. h. Bruce, from Detroit was
burned this noon aboat two miles oil here. She wa
ioad-d with store. tor Baldlo. Al hands were
saved by nlLal. boats.
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supt Met. Police sni Special Provo. Marshal.
Mr. Kennedy received the following telegram
~. do WI nnnuL. IN .uI Ia euanIun.



IN excellent and brisk Lusiuefs wns done yeaer-
Gay throughout the city in recruiting. From ealy
unil late IN the day, Ito mustcnug c.h,o in White
greet the low er arsenal hrougod with recruit
ug-ohicem and men awaiting their turn 20 be trans-
formed from citizens into soldieia. Monday is
I.ualv "a heavy DAY, but yesterday War IN uanslnly
bus, one At II q. IN, ~ men had enrolled them
.sIyet AT the hcniqusrt ~ VI The Darye9 Xouaycs.
ARREST OF bLSENTEEs.
Yosterday, the irh instant, the period Of grace
allowed by the Secretary Of War for tie retain to
fe aed OF ali perrOus B he military service Of the
country ah,eu, on fmougt expired. Acting il con-
iungi5n vita ths authorities at WaJlinron, Police
Kennedy issucd oIdeis Yesterday
morning for the arre. OF ali pei,ons ia military uu
form who should no, De proyided witI pasres from
ro.cd here or if on recmiiilg duty, ,IOm ito Secc-
iary II War This order r'sIe1 IA tlc nrcst oi
upward Of 100 officers and men, tie MAJORITY 0i
whom caid they were on their way 10 jon their
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NARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF w-YORK.......Aue. u.
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ONO.
The Cicre'and Heraid slys:

'
W. pleased 20 record an 81 foreign born Am6c an
which ~ dec isd contrast with the pursued by
Of ioTesn y fu!aion Sir WIN. Cirtie scoichpinn.
who hiss been la this country nine years e.
the Clerks Office Of tho United States Court Ills morning
and the fs steps toward suhIeouus hneef to dsft
by "dcciaT lis Intentions" Til, l. Patriotism worthy Of
Imitation
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The Cbicago TrtJune hls obtained permission Ia
recruit and organize n company IL hps The FOLLOW
ing stirring appeal: "Colno on boys, The Tytbaht
will care ior you in your absence. look after your
Interests, and keep your friends inform d of your
whereabouts. We want none but fighting men, ne
We are bound to make tbs n crack company, who
" i'll make II record worth showing"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

MEMORANDUM The L 5 'ss'r fiasoa M's'd''"N
on the grs,t Ba'snes Dock tor rsYeirs.