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The Portland daily press., 1862-07-01
tFrom our Regular Correspondent
Letter from Pressure Isle.
Fire in the Woods-Recruiting 06ice-Dedd
Man 1liue-iNe,r Butldiaq

Fire in the Woods-Recruiting 06ice-Dedd
Man Atice--Ner Building.
PREsQuE ISLE, June 10Th, 1862.
Editors Portland Daily Press Yours of
the 10th is received. will look after the re-
port of the convention, and see that it is mailed
to you on Saturday morning
We are not having much news nowadays
Since the Herald "closed up we have to go
dry for that article. We had a nice little rain
last night and to-day-almost the first of the
season. The farmers were crying out for rain |!
rain! saying that unless we had rain in a few
days, crops would be nearly ruined.
Last Tuesday, 18th inst, we were very much
woods, south of the village, ON the Presque Isle
stream. The wind was fair to blow the fire di-
rectly on to the village, and it looked as fright
full as it did two years ago, when it did so much
damage. 1t famed into the tops of the trees,
and came with all the wildness of hurricane.
Every one was watching his own property,
seeing that the fire did not catch and get the
upper hands of him. We thought, of course,
that the fire would come to the edge of the
woods, which are near c. F. A. Johnson's build
ings, and lift did it would be hard to save them,
and should they burn, the whole village must
surely go. But fortunately the wind suddenly
changed to the west, and drove the fire direct
ly across the road and near Mr.. Thomas Ken
nedy's buildings. Mr.. X. would have lost his
buildings had he not been reinforced by citi-
zens of the village, who, seeing his dangerous
situation, wended their way through the
smoke and fire to his assistance. While there
fighting the fire, they discovered coming from
the woods a number of rabbits, one or two
loup cerviers, and bear, apparently very
much frightened. Mr.. Bruin locked around a
few minutes, and departed into the woods, say
ing not word.
Lieut.. Hovey Austin has opened recruiting
office in this village, and has recruited num-
Der of stout, able-bodied men for the 10th
Maine.
Lorenzo b. Hill, orderly sergeant of Compa-
ny E, LIST Maine Cavalry who was reported as
known to be killed while in the retreat of Gen.
Banks Division, arrived home one week ago
tonight, very Unexpectedly to his friends
Monday night they got news of his death, and
Wednesdays mail brought letter from him
saying he was all right, and Friday he got
home. 1t seemed to his parents and sister like
one almost risen from the dead He will stay
at home two or three weeks, when he will re-
turn to his company. He says he is anx-
ious to give them 1.-THE rebels) another charge.
DIR. G, III. Freeman is building an office on
Maine street between the stores of w. Hall
and C. F. A. johnson. "DowN EASTER
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CHURCH SoLD.-The Skowhegan Clarion
understands that the Congregational Church
on the South Side has been sold and is to be
taken down and converted into a stable for the
Skowhegan House. "To what base uses,' DC
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CoRREcrIoN.-ln the announcement of Ex-
ecutive appointments last Saturday. the print
ers made us say that Hon. John l.. Cutter of
Augusta had been appointed trustee of the In
sane Hospital We wrote or intended to write
it, John l.. Cutler. Winslow Baker, not Wins
low Blake, is Fish Warden at Richmond.
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Temperance Convention.

The friends of Temperance win meet at
North Scarborough this morning at 10 O'clock
We learn that ample arrangements have been
made for large meeting and a cordial well
como will be given to all who may attend.
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Empire" Shuttle Sewing Machines
DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical Imfirmary.

Established for the treatment Of those diseases IN
bofh seres, requiring Experience, Skill, Hosor and
deiicdcg
DkIVATE CONSCLTATIONS.-Dr. Hughes has
IL for n number Of years confined his attention to
diseases of certain class. During his practice he
has treated thousands of cases. and in instance
has he met with failure. The remedies mild.
and there Is interruption of business change Of
diet. DIR. Hughes l. in constant attendance from
In the morning until 10 nj night, Mt his Office Tenn
Pile street Charges moderate. and cure guaranteed
seen but the DIR. himself His remedies cure disease
wher all other remedies fail: without dieting
restriction In the habits OF the patient with
out the disgusting and sckening effects of other
remedies cures cases In few hours; cures with
out the dreadful consequent effects Of mercury, but
Is to aBnihilafe the rank and poisonous faint
that the blood is to absorb. unless the proper
remedy il used The ingredients entirely segeta-
BILE and injurious effect either constitutionally
locally, can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MEN, who troubled with seminal
weakness, generally caused by bad habits in youth,
the effects Of which pain and dizziness In the
head forgetfulness, sometimes a ringing In the ears,
weak eyes, etc. terminating In consumption i'm
sanity If neglected, are speedily and permanently
cured.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned IL desired. Address
DIR. J. b. HUGHES,
No. Temple SBtet, tcorner Of Middiel
Portland.
rY-send stamp for CIRCULAR jull-am
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TEA correspondent of the army of The
Potomac, says that Company l, It'll Regiment,
which came from Aroostook, "has made its
mark" The writer says mo Drawer men can
be found in the army than are in Co. L.
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sB- The Pennington Chronicte says that
Mrs. Carrie Craig died in that village last Sat
urday morning, of diptheria. Her husband
died four days before of the same diseases.
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.

MATANZAS. Bark John Griffn-6o0 hhds SO ties
} brls molasses Brown Sons-l brl do, kegs
imerinds, 2 do olives TO order-6 brs moasses do
Igar master.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch onslow-ll5 tons plaster to
rider.
Sch Mary Jane-9e tons plaster 10 master.
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sIrThere is to be grand Military Concert
in the Crystal Palace, Montreal, this evening,
by the Montreal Field Battery, under tie pat
ronage Of Governor General MoNcK
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DIED.

In Hollis 9th inst, Mrs Sarah A, wife of Deacon
Akers, aged SIS.
In Skowhegan 10Th inst, Mrs Betsey, widow of the
late Abram Lord, agek 70 years.
In Fairfield 18th inst, Ruel, of Stephen Greene,
aged 20 years.
In Augusta oath inst, Cheston +, son of w N Fos-
ter, aged 10 years mos
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BROKERS, BOARD. BOSTON, J,
Portland Pos, once Mail Arrnngcme n,.

XESTERN-Arriyes at IL 40 and PM. Closes at
7.45 AM and ppm
.;ASrERN-Arrves at Las PM Closes at an
TEAMBOAT MAIIs-Arriyes from Passport Me- st
John NIB and the British Provinces, Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Closes Mondays and Thursdays
t4PM
URoPE, via Quebec-Closes every Friday at IL NJ
ANADA-Arrises at Las PM Closes at II NJ.
= OCNTRi MAlLS-Arriycs about PM. Closes Mt
3 PM.
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Who has appointed the following gentlemen as aides
GRANVILLE M. CHASE,
JOHN MARSHALL BROWN.

The procession will move at 10 O'Clock PRECISELY
and all who intend to join with the City Government
in the celebration requested TO assemble at the
City Hall In season to take their places at the hour
indicated
The Head Quarters of the Chief Marshal will be
in the Aldermer's Room
The Military Escort will form on Congress Street
right on Elm Street
The Mechanics Association will form on Temple
Street, right on Congress Street
The Fire Department will form on Congress Street,
right on Pearl Street.
The Sons of Temperance viii form on Pearl Street.
rig on Congress Street.
Inc Truckmen viii form wilmot Street, right
on Congress Street.
The Boys High School Cadets will form on Myr-
tie Street. right on Congress Street.
Iie Carriages for the procession win form Lime
Street.
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GB- 1t is said that a bear made his appear
ance in the village at Bethel Hill, few days
ago An Oxford Bear, we suppose.
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Eclectic Medical Imfirmary.
TO THE LADIES,

nR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' who
IL need n medical adviser TO call nj his rooms. No.
Temple Street. which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation
DIR. H. Eclectic Ronoyating Medicines are unrival
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action Is specific aud
certain of producing relief in a short time.
LA DIES will find II invaluable in all cases Of OBJ
strucoEs affer all other remedies have been tried in
vain II is purely vegetable. containing nothing in
the eas injurious 10 the health. and may be taken
with per ect safety AZ all times
SET to any part ofthe country with full directions,
by Addressing DIR. HUGHES,
No Temple Street. corner of Middle Portland.
n BLADES desiring NAV consult one Of tiieir
own sea- lady of experience in constant attend
ancc. jnil-3m
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his ne,c dress. We think his appearance is
improved thereby.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu-
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call at
Queenstown except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry.
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Order Of Procession
DETACHMENT OF POLICE.
AID. CHIEF MARSHAL. AID.
First Dirision.
BAND OF THE 18th REGIMENT U. s. INFANTRY
Military Escort under Command of
Second Dirision-
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC Assn.
CITY MARSHAL.
HIS HONOR THE MAYOR AND CHAPLAIN,
The Reader of tho Declaration of Independence and
Speakers.
PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Board of Aldermen.
PRESIDENT OF COMMON COUNCIL.
Members Of Common Council.
City Cierk-City Treasurer.
City solicitor-City Auditor.
City Messcngcr-City Engineer.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
G Honar Of SCHOOL COMMITTEE. G Ma1a, Of
Board of Assessors.
ovERsEERs OF room.
Ex-Mayors Of Portland
Deputy. Sheriff of Cumberland Co. Deputy.
aid. HIS MCgLLEyCY GOVERNOR OF IlINB. aid.
FOREIGN CoNsULs
Ofhcers Of Army and Navy.
Judges of State. Probate. and Municipal Courts.
Clerk of Courts.
Us. MARSHAL AND DEPUTIES
Judges of United States Courts.
United States District Attorney.
Clerk of United States Circuit and District Courts
Collector-Post Master.
Surveyor of Port and United State Deputies.
CITIZENS.
Third Dirision.
PoRTLAND BAND.
ORDER OF SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Fourth Dicision.
AID.
Portland Fire Department, under command Of
ii. c. Barnes, Chief Engineer.
Steam Fire Engines, Hose Carriages
Hook and Ladder.
Cayalcade of Truckman of Portland commanded by
Capt. Harris.
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MARRIED.

In this city Both inst In the First Parish Church. by
Rev + Bodies, Mr. Henry w Ripley to Miss Harriet
Newhall. both of this city
In Wells, Mr. Charles w Bayley, of Newburyport,
to Miss Mary Donnell, of W.
In Buxton 10Th ult, by Rev Mr. Bartlett. Mr. Mar
shall NJ Mosher, of South Wndham, to Miss Sophia
c, youngest daughter of Joseph Burbank Esq, of B.
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION

ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
Up Congress to Park, through Park to York mp
State-halt-ceantermarch on state, through Dan
forth to High down Free and Middle TO India, thro'
India to smith, Cumberland and Preble to Congress to
the City Hall.
CHARLES d. MERRILL. Chief Marshal.
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Sailed from Garrucha Sd inst bark Prairie Bird,
Wiley, Newport.
At Rio Grande April 30. brig Martha Post, Robin
son, for New York ldg.
Sailed from Montevideo 10th ult, sch Harry May.
bee Culver Bahia.
At Rio Janeiro 18th ult. ships Pleiades. winslow,
for Chinchas disg; Garnet, Bradford, for the East
Indies, do; barks Abigail, Mcfarland, from Rich
mond Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, I'm Pernambuco,
wig; II Didier, Leighton. from do; Ann + Grant.
Swain, from Bahia. wig; Mondamin, Farrell, from
New York, disg; Zingarella Bunker do; brig Tallu-
lar, Plumer. from New York.
At Matamoras 9Th inst, bark Alice fainter, Hutton,
for New York DAYS.
At Mayaguez l4th inst, schs Ruby, from
Eastport disg: st George, --, ldg.
At Ponce 10th inst, sch Oregon, of Calais for Port.
land next day
At Mragoane 18th inst sch Hanover. Chase from
Boston. just ar
At Aquin 10th inst, brig Mary Budd, Durham, for
Boston II days.
At Neuvitas -th inst, brig Ocean Traveller, Sar-
gent, for New York days; Thomas Owen, Petten gill
do do Anita Owen, Wallace, do do.
Going in -th inst, bark ID Jex, Guide, -.
Ar at Cardenas llth inst, brig Humboldt, Bryant
Boston.
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Tableanx Vivants.

UNDER THE DihhcttoS OF = fhuksros-
The children of the Sunday schools under the SUI
pcryision of their respective Superintendent will be
seated on State Street and will sing National and
patriotic anthems. while the Procession Il hating
His Excelency the Governor Is expected to address
a few words to the children at the same time.
Thirty four young Ladies' bearing shields indicat-
ing the Arm of the differen States, viii be placed In
the centre of the group and under the centre arch
browning the whole. ayoung Lady representing the
Goddess of Liberty.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, June 80.
ARRIVED.
Sch Onslow, (Br) Good, Maitland rs
Sch Mary Jane (Br) Macomber, Maitland Ms.
Sch Martha Greenough, tBrl Stoddard, Windsor N
s.
Sch Rescue. Pettengili, Philadelphia.
Sch 4 Secor, Robbins New York
Sch Hurd Snow. New York.
Sch Citizen, Wallace, Boston.
Sch Julia & Mary Chase, Boston for Bangor
Sch Lucy & Nancy. Perkins, Boston for Bangor
Sch Julia & Mary, Thurston, Bangor for Boston
Sch Mary Jane, Merrill, Boston for Gardiner
Sch Henry Clay, fainter Boston for Castine
Sch Helen Mar, Stockbridge, Calais for Boston.
Sch o H. Verrll Calais for Boston.
Sch Daniel, Thurston, fremont for Boston.
Sch Mayfower, Spoford, Bangor for Danyers.
Sch Medford, Smith. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Aurora, Berry. Bangor for Salem.
Sch Francis Nickerson, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Genl kleeber, Grant, Ipswich for Bangor.
Sch Banner Doyle, Bath.
Sch Rhoda. Albee Monheigan.
Sch Robt Woodruff, Jones, Frankfort for Sand.
witch.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston for
Eastport and st John NIB.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell New York.
CLEARED.
Brig Denmark Staples, Matanzas. Isaac Dyer.
cR-The yacht Thistle has been sold to Capt Ansei
Dyer, of ship Kate Dyer, who intends taking her to
the Chincha Islands
sR-A2 bark Ben Dorrance $50 tons, built at Free
town in 1860 has been sold for 1880
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SPECIAL RETALIATION.
EVENING.

All boats. of every description viii keep TO thu
northwest of the Race Course during the Regatta.
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Bands will be stationed at Munjoy, the City Build
ing Market Square, head of State Street. and viii
perform various pieces of Music, during the evening.
sre y ARh {. hMNfEpsrKR. As es% ss
A n. SHURTLEFF. Of
JAMES McGLINCHY, City Of
RUFUS BEAL. Portland.
July l. 1862. daw
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FOREIGN PORTS.

A square rugged vessel ashore on the North Bimin
with several wreckers alon gsidc was seen 10th inst
by brig Maohias, at New York.
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ORIGINAL AND TED.

SB- Yesterday morning we printed large
edition of the Press, but it was entirely ex-
hausted before half past eight A. NJ, and large
numbers were called for which we could not
supply. We viii do the best we can to meet
all demands in future.
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DISASTERS,

cR-A2 bark Ben Dorrance $50 tons. built at Free
town in 1860, has been sold for S19,5OO
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Portland Fire Department, under command Of
ii. c. Barnes, Chief Engineer
Steam Fire Engines, Hose Carriages,
Hook and Ladder.
Cavalcade Of Truckman of Portland commanded by
Capt. Harris.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-08-01

AFrERNooN-l o'clock, P NJ.
Called to order by the Moderator.
l. Prayer by J. Baldwin.
Tmcsdcn
Ill The committee obituaries being called report,
pared and the o the clerk.
" Adjourned, Hardwic1 third Wednesday June
Prayer by Rev A. Noss which Old Hundred
"Prlsc God, from whom albcsings flow"
JOSEPH TDE Moderator.
H.. y. HoyEY CLERK.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-08-01
DIGEST OF LETTERS.


A1B,vY-II Hoyr PASTOR T. A. Hoqeg Clerk Dectcs Hovcv
Cwcs lIcCy S Dix J. Hoy Speak of harmony and peace
without ,r,iIr. c.c.r,Ir, e,.,r,-f,~ or 7t,- -..l
sabbath School VIII" an average aenneeo 81 largest No at one time &c.
2N' 81 volumes added othe Idyi dismissed by letter p rcsn
me"ha.i5' non-ras .ent 20; total o.
'H>sToN C. FL F. IfH0toN, Pastor T. FaI Clerk. Delegates
D- j. Parker NJ f. Gushing Rev A Parker T. " Parker
rsn j. White Speak of keeping Of the pastor
" "s licensed one brother the astEear and one the previous Of three
sabbath Schools numbering the scholars
library Total abstinence and no sympathy slavery motto Added Iv
! 'i'.'.'' .l letter q present nom'cr9G
H."f GonprNo Pastors j. ~ NaseH Clerk. Delegate. Walter
GEO. Gregory Nothing special interest report
missed total o9 sabbath School Io, average 81 800 volumes IN
library Preaching thc time ION Sabbath with sabbath Thursday evening
meetings Request nest annual meeting with them.
] 'rdon s-2sL
b'tlo1u, c. EJ C. GAMBLER Pastors DELEGATES. Martin
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-08-01
~ IL III IN a L v

Seventeen churches associated this body Pastors, Ii
Cnates Total reported
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Tux Nrw PArEx ~ PORTLAND. We have
received the Iro-rec,u. OF . new paper .oon
to BE- Published in Portland. which l. to h
edited by John I. Gilman, En- Of the Bath
Times. aud Joseph d. Hall. Of the AroO-'cok
Herald; and Published by n. A. Foster 4
Co. Tn. Daily i. to be entitled the " Pr,
land Daily Press" and the weekly the
Z" Maine State Pres" TIE Pre.s, Politi.
cilly.-
"will s.alou.ly labor TO exhibit aud de-
iend sound Republican principles; aud. in
a.much Ms political organization. have be.
come necessity IN carrying into eject great
principle. Of political economy. and mas.
much as the Republican party which. in the
briei c.aptsr oi ats history already written,
hs. successfully r-iuted the allegation Of It's
.nsmir. that its design. and tendency are
-,-tionai, and uiumphanily Sipdicsts'i i's
clam 10 a ju.t and literal Nationality. tas
remained steadfsst 10 its devotion TO the
uuion while other organizations have -
generally bee. me inherited With = di'loyai
spirit. aud inasmuch as u Is the only party
which ., prr-.nt seems comps'en, to c'n'
serve the great principle. underlying oil TO,
governments. this Pr--s vail cordially sus.
tain the organization Of that party" &c.
Z" IL will neither apologize for an
ev,l tDome.,ie Slavery which constitutes
the iouiest blot upon our nationsl character,
or sttssapt TO resist the tide vi events which
seem destined 10 sweep from existence On
Institution which ~ the greatest anomaly
in free government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Mr.s.o. vaox rms psssrpsSr. On
Wednesday. the President communicated to
Consr-ss . Me-sass. relative to the resola'
ton Of censure ssains, Gen. Cameron. lilo
Gays. at the tins the contracts were made
IN extraordinary session Of the Cabinet vas
held. The alternative vas presented. either
to strictly follow the steps authorized by
Corgrc.s. OF take the broades, stops allowed
by the Constitution. TO preserve the govern.
ment. In that meeting the members OF the
Cab,ns, we're instructed wha, steps to take.
The act. Of the Secretary Of War were In
pursuance Of thess Instructions and the
President believes the preservation OF the
government 10 duo To that prompt action.
II ~as The only course Left open: and the
Presiden, and every Cabinet oGicer Is a.
much responsible rs the Secretary OF War.
lie 10 not aware that dollar thus con6dsd
to unofficial persous Was either wasted or
Iost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

How Col. Br,t prross 90 SrcEnIRs.
A Winchester correspondent Of the Bangor
Jyasr.ooian gives the following seeoan, OF
the in,sr,,e~ Of a rebel female " ,h Col. q.
l.. Bsai. Of the Maine 10Th
a daughter OF Genl. Taylor, Mrs Bliss,
Who resides in this town. called on Col.
Deal to-day TO claim protection and ask for
a guard TO patrol IN iron, Of her premises.
The Col. Gays. madam. irom your d''''n'
gui.hed connection. u 10 prc,umei that you
and your family are true and loyal to the
Union. She answered in the moe, insulting
manner. No. or /; my husband Is IN Oh.
Ger in the Confederate army. and glory IN
il. all my .ymp,,hie. are with them The
Col. replied. then must inform you tina,
you are entitled TO no protection nj my
hands. and will receive none until you re.
turn to your allegiance, and bowed her out
Of the room
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-30

Gov. AxpRrwi LsrrrR TO rHx wAa Ds.
rAsrsrxr. The Tribup' prints the follow.
Ing. rs . copy Of the letter Of Gov. Andrew.
to the War Department. which has bssn 70
ported TO be reIusal to furnish more troops:
DosroS. May 10. 1869.
To Hon. r.. NJ. Stanton. Srr,faryoi War /:
Sn-i have this moment received . tele-
gram IN thess words. via The Secretary
Of War desires ~ know how som you can
raise and organise three or Hour more inian
try regiments and have them ready TO he
forwarded hero to h. armed and equipped
Please answer Immediately and state the
number ycu can raise.
(S,sned) l.. THOMAS.
Adiuiant General"
A call - sudden and unexpected find. me
without material Tor an intelligent p ply.
Our young men are all preoeeupied With
other views. stui if = real call Tor three reg
iments 10 made. believe We cnn raise them
in forty days. The arms and equipments
would No d TO bs furnished here. Our pso.
rio have never marched without them.
They 90 into camp while forming into reci.
ments. and are drilled and prac,ieed with
arms . d moske,s A. soldiers. To attempt
the other course would d.mpsn the snthu'
,issm and make the men feel that they we're
not soldiers but mob. Again. " our PEG.
pie feel iha: they are going into the S'u'h
10 help fight the rebel. Who will kill and
destroy them by all the MEANS known to
savage. ne we'll as civilized men. vill de-
c.,,e them ny fraudulent ais. oi truce and
lying pretsnses. rs they did the Mssachu
.s,,. hoys at Williamsburg. will US" their
negro slaves against them. both ~ ia',orers
and - 6sht,ng men, while they Themselves
must never fra at the enemy magazine.
I think they will feel the irAfi IL heavy on
their patriotism. hut N the Pr-'ident will
sustain Gen Hunter and recoen,I- all men,
evcn black men. ss legally capable Of that
loyalty the blacks are waiting % manifest
and let them 6sht. With God and human
nature q, their side. the roads will swarm.
n need ~. With mnlii,uje.. whom New
England would pour out 20 obey yoor call.
Always ready Co do nv utmost. remain
NOS, faithfully your obs-i'en, servant.
JOHN \. ANDREW.