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, 1862-03-13

! Amid the debris Of the tWo discordant parties
Of this Territory, we see several s'nslSiEed poi
iticians either openly or coveit,y stirring up the
"ust, who hope, in the confusion ut snrrzinS and
! rubbing Of eyes, to u.ake IA grab at something
desirable and elevating. They only make thcm-
selves ridiculous and contemplate, and do rot
conceal their efforts half SO successfully as tn, y
imagire Lying, deception, and hypocrisy arr
the means rcsorted to; and, had not the shif d.
ings, gyrations, and party manipuIations # one
Of them, in neighborns State, already passed
into history, we would be 10th to believe human.
ity so depraved and contemplate.
The acts and doingS Of the Legislature are al.
tered by forgery, to suit selfish ends; remarks
casually dropped on the street are distort ID and
IHagnfied into some gigantic scheme Of di<loyalty,
as Il on so slender q basis party could be or.
ganiEed to elevate an ass, though he be clothed
in the lions skin.
Il is notorious that q yonngstcf, when first
clothed in the bifurratcd habiliments adopted
since the days Of Iig.leavCs, so necessary espe
rally in cold regions, is at great loss what dis
lOSattuN W W uu'IISS
his own erSo rs q sort Of second sell, he cuts q
very attractive and ridiculous figure. Equally
notorious is il that, whenever an individual, by
some uninrtuitOus accident, is fOisted into pO-
sition for which neither nature nor education has
fitted him, he makes himself ridiculous and con.
tsmptible. Fearing lest in the multiplicity Of
human interests which beset US all in lie, his real
aud intrinsic insignificance may cause him TO be
overlooked, the cOnceited puppy is perp, tually
Parading hiInself through every avenue hired or
purchased, and in his eagerness to keep himself
visible in the dust Of his own making, truth is
cut as an unwelcOme friend.
We have been led to these remarks from the
prostitution Of the columns Of wouli.be lea ling
organ In this Territory to the base uses Of cor
rupt man. Politically we are independent, and
we have the vanity to claim 70 be somewhat of
philosopher, not only in politics. but in religion
and try to speak Of the good and ills Of life IN as
genial tone as possible. wehave great respect
for man who strives to stand at the head Of the
profession 10 which he embarks. A desire to
excel is cOmmendable. If we zee q man start
out in life as liar, We may feel contempt fur
him so long as he continues to practice lying on
small scale; but when, BY . long and nsis.ent
course Of practice, he Fipens into manly com
petition with Munchaussen, respect must follow
as inevitable.
We Ike to see . fool if he only be perfect
fool or an ass Il he only be perfect ass; and In
all these particulars smalIsiEed politicians. etsr-
nally prating Of ;'our national trials and "the
Pacific eoast" 70 not fail of our regard To al
-ueh allow us 10 commend careful study Of ths
old sdage Of the monkey climbing tho pole.
, 1862-03-13
vIcTop SMITH Ayp ms DEPUTIES.

We were not lue surpriSt d. the other day.
upon learning the direction in which Victor Smith
has turned for assistance in his duties as Collec.
tor ul Customs. 1t seems tia; Smith, having
finally become aNare OF the fact that, on account
If his overbearinG department toward those IN
his employ, could not obtain the services Of COM
pctcnt American citizens to III! the place Of Dep
uty Collector, aud with the view Of enlisting
certain wealthy companies and towns in behalf
Of his iavorite scheme Of removing the CGStnm
House to his town site, has turned his attention
t" imp"rtins and naturazing Foreigners, to be
used for his own purposes
We have been informed, by partis in whom
We have entire confidence tnat late employee
Of the Hudson Bay Company, recently farmer
OF Van,ouver's Island, last week went TO Olym.
pia, on the british steamer Emily Harris under
the direction Of Victor Smith, to take the oath Of
allegiance with the view cf returning Immediately
t Port Townsend and assuming the duties Of
Deputy Collector. We did not learn his name,
but he is said to be Scotchman who had not
previously declared his intention to become a
'ltLen. Inuceu, ne nau never oeIbTe TeSlutu on
American soil; and he is said to be so ignorant
Of our politics as to suppose that Isaac l. Stevens
is yet Governor Of the Territory. These facts
were elected by irlow.passenger. in ccnver-
sation with the new Deputy alluded to, on the
passage to Olympia, and may be implicitly relied
upon.
This wOuld-be Deputy Collector told our in.
Cormant that Smith had approached Dr.. Tolmir,
formerly resident Of this county, but now resid
ing in Victoria, and asked IL he could do anything
for him (lhe DOctor) or any Of his friends. lie
sid he wanted a clerk, and EOuId PrGsrG &oteh
man! The result is the appointment Of the una"
Of Dr. Tolmie's choice TO the position Of Deputy
Collector. .
Here Is commentary upon the quality Of one
Of the Republican Administration appointments
for the Pacific coast !" but others can he named
which are not whit better than that Of Victor
Smith. Surely our people have cause to curse,
rather than bless, the Federal Government which
inficts upon them insults and injuries such as
are conveyed in the appointment Of men like
Victor Smith and Anson G. Henry. But. had
we the space, we have not the heart to pursue
the subject further at this time. We commend
II to our Republican friends, to digest as best
they may. a
, 1862-03-13

or bR L. j. CzAPKAY is already secured In position which
places IT, proprietor, TAI abOve assaults Of envy and
malice. In the schools nj flRnre the highest
prizes are Oen awarded practitioners In this dtpnr M
II medical science, and they occupy with oihtrs quay
IOy position IN the profession. kcnTd 10 an usIOua sS
ample, shining ght among The philosophical stars Of Lis
ngr In Europe. ard Dr. EPkHy has tdy tuualsd him " tha
country; as y prnnf 0f whh the phladrpha Coli Re of
Mrdcine rnnpins sned h with DiplnmR the lnncrnTv
nd sEMdf degree Selecting this hi. hrld oi operation
al,nug qIa h-d graduate Of the University Of Prsth
aud the late Chief Surgnn n the Hungarian Revolutionary
army far more ahors Dr. L. CERpkPy las b n
his earnest attention the Of chIoic md private d.
eases which he has become - great an expert he
nov regarded the leader n hs branch Of his pFoetson
hroRnu United States and his pnrtTA and biography
are Of interest to their readers IN not
exclusive Journals The Drc0r's Offices At he Medical
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street of LIdes
do nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mall Steam
ship Company
RI We ak the particular attention Of readers 10 the
certificates OF remarkable cures, In another column o
nd L. J CzAPKAYs private Medical snd Surgical Irst.
tnte Is on Sacramento street. btluw Montgomery, opposite the
Poetic Mall Steamship Cou pa " office, Fan Francisco ThS
Dnct"r o,rs consultation, and asks remuneration
unless he fleets n cure.
l- frrsrns wishing lose time In correspondence
please enclose Stu their letters, aud they will immediate
attention to their cases. . .
Address l.. J. CLAPkAY, Nd
2l:3m san Francisco, CAL
, 1862-03-13

HoLLowAYs PILLs AxD OINTMENT. -Dropsy,
Swellrd Lrgs-The various kinds of dropsics,
whether windy or wAtety, arise ftoni sone OH
struction 10 the free circulation through the
bloOl.vesseIs or lymphatics, Or depend upon the
iuilamed state Of some SscpIing Su face. llo!.
loway's famous remedies, of which the eiliacy
cannot be exaggerated, act directly ulon the
blond, the abssirhcnts, aud srrrrtions, with y
power that no ,lropsy. however invrterate, can
long resist. They regulate the proper How Ol
llnOd TO every organ, and urfy Il likewise.
They filter out everything that is morbid or in.
juriouS They thoroughly regenvrAte every
fun ton; vet, potent as ey are for good, they
are powtrless for evil Thy do not contain
mercury ar any noxious substance. They act
saf,ly aud ecrtainly. AAe
, 1862-03-13

reasonable 10 assume that large increase has
also taken place in domestic manufactures. The
war has largely increased their consumption and
decreased the use Of imported articles In
1850 the population Of the free States was A..
434, ,922, which gave the consumption Of domes.
tic manufactures III that year as $50 per head ;
aud if We take the same basis now aud lorula'
tion in the Zee States NJ twenty millions, this
would make the annual pr"ducti"n "i domestic
manutactur, sixteen hundr, Il miiOnS, instead
Of u thousand millions, aS in 1850, giving n tax
revenue of $o6,O00,00O. This tax would lie
enlnrntly popular III the Western States and il
al tue agricultural districts.
NEAmY Az AGEMEST.-lmmc'liately on
the r, cept uf the news Of the belhgerent attitude
Of England in relation to the 7re"t difficulty,
the United States steam higatc Lancaster, then
lying in the harbor Of Pnuama. double Shottcd
her guns to be prepared for an emergency. Ga
becoming aware Of this iact. the British war
steamer Tartar, which was lying oft the harlor
at TabIga, just within reach Of the L'tncGsterS s
guns, the latter vessel bring out Of h,r range,
d d,uble.shottcd her guns alsn, and drew up within
fighting distance of the Lancaster. Fotunately.
the rext intelligence brought assurances Of u
peaceful nature, and hOSIlIitcs were indefinitely
postponed, but the incident serves to show how
nesr We had come to going to war with England
without taking the overt steps
Plan FOR CLosiSG THE WAR-The hardest
cnt yet made at the New York city Fathers is
Nur'wrstcr's recipe for bringing the war to
haSty termination. lie Sugg, sts making Il Q A.
dermen and COnncimrn suffers in the Southern
army, and predicts a general cleaning out Of
every available resource Of the Conf.drrates in
less than six weeks Talk about cncirclng them
with ring Of Gre why, the New York Alder.
manic ring. once put around the rebels, would
be more rIftctual than fire; for it woud wipe
them ont as suddeUly as strks Of lightning.
EFFEcIs OF TnE FLooD ON THE CurEcHFs.-It
is said that in the general deprivation attendant
upon the foods, the churches in California have
not escaped. Church cdiilccs, parSonNgcs and
grounds, have been injured, and in many cases
wholly destroyed, while the losScs sustained by
parishoncrs have prevented them, in many in.
stances, from exercising that liLerality which
they would otherwise have manifested In fre.
quent cases ministers have been cut oft from the
opportunity to labor aud the means OF support to
themselves and families Many may he obliged,
for the time, 10 adopt some secular employment.
Prices At wAsHoE. Tho following are the
prevailing prizes at Washoe: Wood, $40 per
cord hay. $500 per .on barley, 12i cents per
pound butter, 81 per pound coffee, 80 cents
, 1862-03-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERsIGNL y, EAvISG REEN APP
pointed Administrator Of the Estate Of the late WILLIAM
RED1NGTON. Of SlelHcoon, frrce COIhy. Washirg,on
Territory, hereby gives notice to al IyTsous having aims
against said EsA'e 10 the 10 hm nrupery
thentc ar FqaTed by laN within ytaf ftn ht date
Of this notice hey viii he forever barr and IN perspns
indebted -ad Estate requested make lnsdats pay
ment, and save costs.
= MecAw, Adminstralsr.
s,eiacoom. W. T., Feb tn, 1861! SsN
, 1862-03-13

TnE BREIsH AND AMERICAN NAvrES-The
whole force Of the British Navy numbers 48l
steam vessels, and 1873 sailing vessels. This
would make . total Of 6is actual war vessels.
without including the large number Of trans
ports and other ships that could Al short notice.
be converted into men-oEwaF. The feet would
carry between 1900 and 10000 guns The
efeeiive force Of the American Navy Is 50 smiling
ships, carrying es7 guns, and l04 steamships.
carrying 1865 guns The Secretary, Of the
Navy makes the whole effective force se4 vessels.
2,bs7 guus. $4,000 seamen; but he includes in
his list receiving ships and ships of the line thnt
have been on the stocks since 1878. When Il
is sreaeetrd that this rsspertAhle navy has. been
rehtted. built and collected together within three
or four months, no American need be .disheart
ened At comparing 4 with the mightier arma.
lnsnis Of France and England.
, 1862-03-13
Special NOtites.
PATRIOTIC CITIZEAs,

Who wish to aid the Government Of the United States In
This her hour need, by iun company Of vGiu tesF
Cavalry can have Opportunity 10 do by making
application to the uTdrrned any Of the following named
gentlemen:
Uiympia-Messrs. A. NJ. Poe and John N. Murphy.
seattie--Rrv. Daniel Bagicy
Port T"wnsend-Mrssrs. bowler Wilson and T. Dyer,
Teekalet-Mr NJ :. Drew.
Muster, rolls to be signed a. the time Of enrollmpnL
3ltf MM. u. MOOD, SteIlacoom
, 1862-03-13

OFTIcR Sur. IED. Abrams, W. TIL
Oymi,ia. March 81, 1862. M
,lIDs WILL, nv RECEIVED Al TtiIs OF-
ID ncr unf the i day of April next, Tor The pr, ege o
euiiina iia one undrrd and my n two hundred toIa
NAV On he payalnp RsasrNailuu, Ne coming setsen sun
esn auaFaniees paymsul ~ tg money a the Tins ~
hs ud ~ !. % ssay and drssd 10 he superintendent
and eudursrd = nids fnr caulnr Hay"
mSAf 70 rxsst ail bds rsseSsca . . ..~nsts 4
Aa fr- supsliuisuasai ai l,aaHn Afsrs
, 1862-03-13

a m Prn.oxs <EOWIEo TnEmsEBvEs
.'- -. .1I1'-l = lIl ~ o. - n lIFl. = shlr
I'D - a. - y IIrIl h a. laua. = - Astll -
s-.sn, 4 hlFl,f ~ l'lrn - -, = - - essnl.
- His..i.s,.a. niA -. -
, 1862-03-13
gtlistrllanrous sdurrtissmsnts.
OrrIcr srr. lNp. Abrams, W. r

OFFIcR SrP lSD. AFFAIRs, w. TIL
OLYMPIA, Jan. %, 1869.
LNINDING TT IMPOsSIBIIe TO AsCFRT : IN
from Abstrac,s n Indian Agents returned 'hs once,
what outstanding hahes can paid o. iuhds n"u In
my hands and novlng able In all ." ~, n hen
MI holders eeFtn vouchers Issued bv ngents nnFsr w
an e. and those lsspsd hy Css uIrn- Wlup IN charge of
the lnkinA Agency rrasslv " iorwArd one venee
from each set To tls ON accompanied ny he edatr.. q
Of funds hand will he duly notihr through the mai
when where, and how Hneh payment will be made ana ~
ject Instructions already Asked foe inm ie psFtmenI
o. y KENDALL,
Sstf Superintendent Indian Analrs, ". =.
~, SOAA-'' cen" per s'"0n METKTR.
, 1862-03-13

wArnrB Aun-A ssnslen.n residing h
lhs vicinity o. lIeuldsburs. Cal, says that ths
quanii,y q land wnshsd assay aluns ihs hanks
q Rnssina rissF. y ihs ssesnia aands. ennnotbs
sIiImaisa e luns ihan hundFsd md any 90
tas hanaruf acila Three arns aigas have
bsss Ssassss ssslt airy sulsa. - Il.
, 1862-03-13

SrumAcooN LIFuoaRAPRED.-We were agree
ably surprised, two or three days since, at the
receipt q large lithographic picture Of stciln-
COON, execnied BY +. Grob. the artist who re-
csliIy visited the Sound. The picture, includ-
ING margin, is about two by three feet, which
adlnIis of every object being large and distinct
simply 70 say thatthe work is well executed,
wynld Be u,just % Mr. CRIB; & Is as truthful
and aesalsls, IN sll is parts as any that can be
produced by the photographic art. or bis ar
tiklic skin In sksiching and lithograPhins, Nj.
Grub may justly be proud. as our citizens viii
BE- 70 get each copy Of his work. Accompa-
nyihg ne picture % stsilaeaon 10 slssrecrived
one q Tstkalsi which exhibits The same merit
e dat q our tswn, and Is worthy Of the libcrs
alily o tlie prapTisiors Of the Paget Mils We
az desired by NJ. @ OBJ % state that al Of the
pictures lsF subscribers are ready, and viii be
forwarded when the money due on subscriptions
is paid, according 10 the terms agrced upon
Messrr. & A. Lishs and p Kaeh lwill receive
and fraasnit Ills money. Subscribers should
loss no time IN paying over the amounts due %
he genllsInsn named, As Mr.. Grub viii only re-
main IN San francisco short time. Persons
Who have nas secured pictures BY subscription,
my sin sscurs them BY leaving their names.
viii lhs price. (Ss saell) with Mr.. Reach or NJ.
Light To avail themselves d this opportunity
they mna be quick, ss the stone on which these
pi.lufes are printed win only be retained a shor'
tine or de present Impressions, Those wishing
finmssnn obtain them, gill; accompanied wibl
elihl. g. a, on application 70 Mr.. GrVb, SOC
Dupont street, near Suttef, San Francisco, Tbs
picture q Teekalei may be Obtained On :hs same
tsvus By application 10 the parties abnss namei
No one aho can possibly Afford IL should lOs'
this opportunity of securing an Interesting and
, 1862-03-13

PulcE Eol TAkEs.--As viii be seen BY our
nsus summary, under dals eight days later than
Ne announcement q bis capture. this rebel Ger
eial Is sili winning II large be has not yet
ben eausiIi. and win probably take good care
illl b thsn nalbs. Like Floyd, be VII leave
dos ui1lf hin 70 lOdk sAsF thsmsslses. while
4. I.lncnlsof = number one" ~
, 1862-03-13

Loss Or sHEEP n CALIToKSiA.--we see BY
The San Francisco Bullsiins that the Wool Grow
srS' Association, through their Secretary, made
statement 70 the Legislature, regarding the
number of sl,ssp IN the State Of California which
haw been destroyed by The Fccs1t foods One
hnndred thousand sheep and five hundred thou.
sand lambs are declared % have been % lost.
The BsilsiiA thinks that this statement Is 3 4
up fsr saset and that d b calculated % do srea.
injury. p - ! /. !
, 1862-03-13
THn PuaEr SOUND HERALD

- TIE columns Of the PuaET soCsD HEEALp open
b asesamuneaans an questiors Of public policy and In.
t and the advocacy Of al sides Of every question shall
- iesly heard such communications not Of
sncra public nature are intended for he urhsFAnee Of
Individual eals eharreA advertisements. This rule
Wll In case be departed IRON.
, 1862-03-13

VVERRITORY OF lVA9IllN0I'ON. COUNTY
i OF PlERcRI In Justices Court, before Maes ,. West
Justice of the Peace. .t.e ~ ". rIla.. .
To WILLIAM D. VAN BUREN. You are hereby notified
that Robert W. Walker has ned complaint against yoE IN
sa Court The object and prayer q uhieh 70 obtain lads'
enl ngsnat yoa the o. fDrtyNlne Dollara kEy.
eeven and gnea CENTS tr amount hy HIN aid for yua a.
Of your for Incurred n seFta cause De-
fore b. nabheson Kq Justice Of the Peace IN and Tor
d County Of Pierce In The month Of Janunr, 1851 ogsthl
with thereon ir the tth day OF April lool ~ e
rate of ten per csnt. per ahnuu. g
Now unlr,g you appear 1T my once, IN eteaeoom on the
i0 day Of June s6s, at the hour ot one O'Clock I'm and
answer said complaint Judgment viii be taken confessed
and lhe prayer oi the plAinilG ggaaisd; e tEii
Justice oi he peace.
Dated sieuaeOom, March lith, isd8. la.sm
, 1862-03-13

ItrrrII1rrrrrl--sssn nutce q Jadss Cham
tI, |n I...Il . ilI rFi.t mn; siso hat of ths
Inl|.n san1||rl.risni aboul cutting by O b.
l.I.I.al n------I-.a -, I.
, 1862-03-13

Noti-e.Te sale ~ the above Estne will take place
FRIDAY, MHea2ls, lA62 a. O'Clock PM lhe prrmbgs.
Ten per Of tie pnIeAe Money must " paid In each
The day al salr the balance will he received n County Fund
orders Wien the deed 1. gwen.
4 ], MOOnfv. Administrator,
, 1862-03-13


FROM .eccn. ,n'eugsnce, We ,earn 'hat tne
pesYY ,Hlnnss y " ~. season nave eA.s'es0
pss, ~ po,unn y sns s''os's vsss'h. hAe
no' osen 'ns on'y wv ys' Ms sssA's.. snllsrsr
~ uir no'G y iooi. !. = nov sA'a 'na' '"s =
Vn'o lisss' 'e~ wesAs .'nes, rore % an e*tfa.
"rulnAfy ns'gpt oyesno~'ng : lnrse reg'on q
country AND We saA's pro'saoly yet hear o. IN
'iadatiuas elAe~here 90 ,hls ecnliuent.
A.e sn' 8 y ,ns nSoas ~ .ne Voofaao eoua-
~ nAs oesn 'st',o's' lns So'oisoo ena v.a
s,ss's sOnnsaSsa .,s's ,ms''Ansossy on .ps
II, ~ ~ -, ~ y, .s...ns ~ :, ~ -, s'.
80 ~ SSs.--. ~ s.-, .'.s 80 =.
U.,y Is reported ,e have been entirely destroyed.
Under date Of Jan. sist. We learn that The
town Of San Bsnardino hus been inundated, and
, 1862-03-13

pAssExGrns. The Broiier Jonathan brought
np s2s passengers iron, San Francisco on her
ha trip, I2s of whom stopped a. Victoria We
have not yea learned how many the Sierra Nc
rada, the last steamer. brought up. but presume
dat shs came lalL AnO,her steamer, the Moses
1tvior. i about 10 be plueed on this route;
SAILING so,ae eur Or Eve steamers In ~. The
iadlcnilpns are that he passenger business viii
w them al handsomely.
, 1862-03-13

the records of the Probate Court Of Pierce County W.
be Ouud an pGge 1873 Of said rec0Tds
- seal of said Court, this iIIh day ol December,
l--i LP srrwART.
tx .Utlrib CLERK.
, 1862-03-13
TrQal advertisements.

AyOv. aGtb. IsBI.-At the November Of the Con.
missonprs Court, AID. 1861, held In and for Pierce
County, Washington rerriVy. nTder passed pqupping
ue prbaie Judge Of said County nIleT W compatible viii
aW aud tie dlv of the PrObaIe Jugel that County Fund
orders be received pas the Ente 81 John Whs
deceased
II Is therefore ordered hHt the Administrator Of the Estate
Of John WHhrr deceastd be and he Is hereby authorized
receive orders on the County Fund ni Pierce County W. t.
paFsn for sah Estate When scln snch orders shah b
offered in payment.
, 1862-03-13

RAIS SroRxs Is CALiEoKSIA.- Alexander
s. Taylor, IN recent article on The rainy seasons
ln California, says that thsse immense rain storms
seem to return about every twenty-five Or twenty
seven years. with stogms of only medium Sc
verify At The expiration o. every ten years, BY
way of compromise. The frs. wet, winter in
Caifirnil, &c which We have an authentic account.
Is that mentioned in cabrilIO's svoyage--l54s-ie
Ia 1s02-S occurred another tremendous rain
storm, and again in 1919. In i>2i-25, 1898,
and lsl2. there were still greater Goods. and. in
ls4e-i0, very heavy falls of ram and snow. In
1852 tue ruihswere heavy, since when they have
been comparatively light until the recent asol.
which seems 70 have renewed the Pluvial glOries
Of the bysOne time. =
, 1862-03-13

TIE BEAvERs SETTING THE EXAMPLE, The
beavers are energe,ically at wok in al their
old haunta throughout California, setting man
the example Of untiing industry and persever.
ance under difficulties. The Yreka Journal
rays they have been remarkably busy Of hate in
Scott Valley; AT the slough Of Scott river,
running around the island. near Fort Jones, they
have built dam nearly quarter Of a mile
long, which Is as good piece Of work as men
could perform. TREES nearly foot through
have been cut into lengths. which, together with
drll-Food and ltncs rails hays afforded them
sufHeisnt timber iObuild. Their modus oPeraadi
IS iirsl 70 dig hole with their broad shovel
fhshioned tails, and then tip . log down into Il,
climbing on The top Of the upper end TO force It
down solid. Others attend 70 Illihg 10 with
brush and mud % prevent leakage, ali rustIlng
about with great activity. Their dams are
strong enough fra horse 70 travel over, and
their cunning is fully equal 70 that Of monkey
! = Il u . y u
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
.Nnrn irocna.

The 1&3th New York rsgiment. Col. Johnson.
arrived IN this city on We dhesday might. ]
numbers ,ver 900 m m. who were recruited
In sb"ut three ". ekr In tho twenty siyih sens
tori j d strict Of the State. The men are m, At
y ung. and are in good fghiiog cnndi,iun.
Tho 10 h Nov Hampshire, Lun,b- ring 0GO
men, exc usivs Of officers, arrived Sbout eleven
O'clock, sfer laying over At several places or,
,hs road, and being detained by socIdpnts
They we're reGrut' d al Manc hester, and have
been IN o, mp sbou' ur weets. Among them
arc esSeral Uf the Amnskeag Veterans, who, I,
atli be RENE mhe,ed VISITED this city teveral
5esiss sincs. They are fully equip,ed for ser
5ice, and are Recommended BY 4 fne hand III,
following are the uficeit: Colonel N. T D mo
hue, lite captain In the 81 New Hampshire:
Lieut.. Colonel John CaugbIin, MAJ j)r Jesse +
Angel.
The 81 reg ment New jersey volunteers.
Col Va Hout"n. arrived 10 town yes, ,,rday
They lett Trenton shout half past tweive 81
Wedns sdav. snd arrived here about halEpas
Two o'c'mk. They number abru, one th"usard
me-. There weru eignt companies formed |,
Hudson conu'y, ard The other t~o In Mercer
crnt,y They are \ nrs To- king set uf men
Ard =. q !ot great or. dit up"n the counties II
which they were raised. embracing splendid
material for hght,rR, NJ VII srs eager TO have I,
ohsnoa NJ the rtbei'. They are how sta, IN. d
Vt the bsiratks lie r the depot, awaiting or.
ts's to move. which they will probably get ~
socD NIB possible.