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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

The following is the correct form in which
the order with reference to Gen. Mcclellan
has been issued, which restores him to The
command Of the army Of Eastern Virginia:
wan DErARrMvrr ApsurANr GHNrRAt's Orricr.
WAsniSoroN, Sept 2. 1852.
General Oyo,y Nc l22
Mai Gen McClelln will have command Of the forif.
eatuus ni Washington and q a tho troops FOR the de-
fense VI the CAPITAL BY coiumand of
MAJ. GEN. HALLECK.
y ID. TuwFsESD. Assistant Adiaianf General
The teappointment Of General Mcclellan.
is sad TO be principally due to the wishes OF
the army itself, aud tina, he has still the con-
fdence Of bis troops is evident from the fact
that the announcement, Of his appointment,
was received throughout The whole army with
intense enthusiasm. sd ~ ,fieer of high
rank who has heretofore beer opposed to Nc
Clellan's strategy frankly admitted that the
soldiers demand Mcclellan for their leader
In relation TO tl now change the New York
Heraid makes the following observations
Gen Mc0ielin who re.tor, order out Of confusion.
who made ihe splendid Army of The Potomac out q The
disurd,rri raWucnts from bu Run last summer, aud
irnm heraw recruits scot urwtrd down io Iast Decem-
hcr has been rallied up1n 20 dn e same important work
|If fa ID IrFIf
tr..YrI and ud.r almost ti. same circursanr,s AM
0fhar audi i.t,,t ,t,rv fr on,,her advance moon ts
ftl,l ct.itaI 1le .r,t of Con rone r, ,llei to b.
Nfs of the % t,,isr fs .r fbe, e. ,,aid Of Nc
ieian together vi.h all onr oihe. frce. asseriI,d
around Wa.hrator This il die result Of A Cali ,t
consult ,t,n VIA ch move, that President Line IN r
ari intend tn b. ster n to .ituattn HI ediet ,s,
cotintry has rt,.,dffr, Tts Now York Cgi5ans ,bc
other dav 81, +. thq rc,,s bat terr bad seen al, All,
mated C.oio, d is'iou on the emancipation question
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

IMPORTANT ilaBaAs CqRPUs CAsE.-There
.eems to be conflict pending between the
Judiciary and the War Department, arising
out Of the arrests recently made in Chitten-
den county of three persons for disloyal prac-
ices. A writ Of habeas corpus was issued
last week by Judge Smallcy Of Burlington, iu
behalf Of Anson Field, ono Of the parties ar
rested. The hearing was had on the lst inst,
The Marshal appeared without TIE prison.
er aud made return that the arrest was made
under the order Of Secretary Stantsn, of Aug
3, 1862, relating to discouraging cnlistments,
and under the order Of the Secretary of War
sus pending the writ Of habeas corpus in such
cases, and also in pursuance to special orders
from the same source. The Marshal had re-
ceyed un Saturday, on his request for in
-tructions, the following telegram
wAsHINGroN, Aug 80 1882
10 O.. i. Ral,ria a. 5 Marshal.
Pay atenunn TO the nahcas corpus for the liberia
tiou of Lyman, Barney and Field. and fny attempt be
made hhrte them from custody resist 1t the ut
most and report the names Of al who may atcmptit
by order The Secretary " War
l. c TrRNER Judge Adroolte.
The Judge decided in substance, says the
Burlington Free Press, that whether the Pres
ident has the right to suspend the writ Of
habeas corpus without appealing to Congress
is question. In his the Judge > opinion,
the President has that power, in cases Of i'm
portant military oxigehoy, Judge Taney's
opinion TO the contrary, notwithstanding but
he that as IL may, tha, the Secretary Of Wa
and his subordnates have no power to sus-
pend the writ that the return Of the Mar
hal is not in compliance with the wit, and
that unless within four hoHrs the prisoners
be produced in compliance with the order OF
ourt, he should Issue further order requir-
ing the Marshal to show cause at the next
term of the Circuit Court, on the Sd OF Oc-
tober next, why an attachment should not is
sue against him for contempt Of Court
The Matshal will, we understand, in Ole
dicnce TO his orders from Washington, de.
cline to produce the prisoners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12


A Unionist of the South occupying prom.
lnent position at home, has lately arrived at
the East, and communicated with his old
friend Parson Brownlow at Philadelphia. A
letter from the latter mentions among the
items of news brought from East Tennessee,
the hanging Of DR.. Gideon Thompson, OF
Cleveland, for being Union man. lie also
says that hanging, confscation and starvation
arc staring the people Of East Tennessee in
the face. Mr., Thompson was an old man --
He had 3 sons and son-in-law in the rebel
rebel army, but this was not sufficient to
save him.
A Washington dispasch says it is under
stood that the period of drafting will be left
with the Governors Of the respective States
TO decide for themselves, as the Government
is not disposed to push the matter unless the
emergency should be such as 10 render a
single days delay fatal.
The special committee of the Kentucky
Legislature has made report declining the
adoption Of the system OF gradual emancipa-
ton proposed by the President.
The Gribunes Washington correspondent
says the government will Immediately insd.
tute inquiry into the course Of certain recent
events, with the view Of punishing the re-
-ponsiblo psities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

10 A correspondent writing from Lowell
says that Notwithstanding the efforts that
have been made % divide the strength of
Orleans County by "split tickets the reg-
ular county ticket is undoubtedly elected by
good majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
For the Waichmsn.
ANOTHER WAR MEETING IN RAN
DOLPH.


NAN poLFh' W. sept T.
"eeN Oeio'e 'aS'' 'he number OF men re-
ported oy our town authorities as con'''tu-
""s our quota LOT all me calls OF toe rte--
u''' 'o' 'ooP'' 'Su pee" eh''S'ed' we
'Nousu' our "oiN was ooho-oohSi hSia'u'atea
ourselves upon 'ne supposed 'ao'' ana rested
.'o"' our 'aoo'S' nut tuesday, AZ Freeman
''uN' ''e 'e'e0'''''n s'a''u 'n'' o'ue''
'0'" 'no NoJu'a"' ue"erai once h'd been
''''''eu' ''qu"ins - men more rouf men
were 'u''s'eu curing tue u"y' one oi them
''''s' '""u' anu one young man "no' h"''ns
utdIil Oohpeleu course OF legdl stuuy'
cap,e homo fron, apotLer Ststo s,,,e I,,,s ,,
10 eatisf, but was confronted with the asser-
,t,. H.. . $500 r.it
'"h 'h"' ouI quota was Inlt-hu more men
,yere uyanted and , r,ae,in,, ,,os ,,,,,;,,cd
~
Tor this DAY, D. m With some CXcrliun In
giving notce, a respectable, though not large
.,t...l .,. &C.,. ......l
a'''"u"hCu WAS seCuicu-
The tnpeting was called IN order bv the
.! ~
Rev o. ID. A His Hon. j X Parish was
.,
ehuseh Nnallmah' ana Il Nohant. hecretary.
Ran,atks y,ore t,sIe h, tho chairman po,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

~ The Middlebury Register learns that
Mai. Eaton. who was last week considered IN
a hopeless case, is somewhat improved ana
his frienus entertain hopes of his recovery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

Coiond-JAwfs WtHNtH MidiiehuU-
lAeu' 'a' -i''.ern Benton n!l'tik
"-ioi-',1.se = E1, r.,.,na,.
CG..,o-y,i.m g,st-t. wr,o,iIsr.
o Mas.cf-A Alfred O. Cateirsu Manil,sh,r
.,,.ft--..il.ft' NJ B,,t.s. Nsuian.
As >uis ei--tdssrd for g. ornsall
A., =" ~ -..'..ll ,'n ,,,.s. ,3.l.e.F,u.
,i"m "J 'i-'''i-t ",',
"w ',' A. I.
-
r'" 4, ., - t.t
'1r' H-.l' N ''i'.i ~ 'u.1'''''
''A'""5 ~ '''''," ''"'S
Caraip--chui,- Hm,,i1g S"oith,m
a. i CUT t'a'eg ,'t. " .. e.A N'io',o's .,a..,
-nd L ai- --lhtne' u Hw''p' ANHf'h'
tO'Hf'Y - ""iHN" '"fy'
Captu lame, q Hlde, C4s'ie'up
D. l.c4t -Wuuan 1i7Ifrh' 'ts'rton.
~ l"'ut - ienil r. Foot ha'lf'a
+cag,ab.-
i'' L'cui -pWu. N4t"d' N'Hrt'~n.
-' '.',', - 49,. ,..,,,
c,o.,;,--t,b,, tiso, y,,ps,.
tiS Leu
20 Lrw John seers' Wilmington.
'e"'p"w ? "''1"' '''''y'
,lt.. .lre1 ,i,,. W., N. ~ c .,',.,,.,
2nd licut -0rlo b. Ausiu, Bsuniug,on.
Company g, Wadhu'a coaa'y.
Carun-chules buArn, ka bia4ham.
ia i,' l.,g' ,,, nun ,l,,, ~ ',..'aj.,r,
e,,.,,.y n lv.ad.or Gsnafy.
Csp..in-J ..n,s D RiA Brtha
l.t - ut-Edgar y LeouaId, k.ehes.r
leu '''''' u5,,s,'.,... ,.'
-,,,,,..,n r,,,.s., ~ yv,,,..ter.
lstilcut--Jo.,ph ". l. anArd, Caisi..
-"a A''1.'-''"' '"'N ' -''',."'"
'"~P''y a. ''o"' roe Dog"'S
"a Lieut. --wm D. fle ~. Isc la Mott
Geo SeI%e9s s o ~as ''',IIS 10 IaA" ~ q ,6o SCP1, &
Resincnt
twobm A. Woodbury. II Elm,,e elected Captain
Of Company d. bat being pafo p'''one' and not *
+rs.,. cnn,,ins. of nrst,Ics,,o' w,. .l,,,,d III
ieutt4,ap of Company e bu, he was prompted August
81 10 MAYOR OF the 2'h Neslne"' vermont N0'u"es'''
Nav RnteApy.-'rbe five REGIMENTS Of
nin,. months men are TO be oncampcd in this
town. immediate,y after tho departure OF the
ION and nih Regiments. They will be
numbered the l2h, 18Th. IAN, l5th and
10th Regiments. Vermont Volunteers ana
Will form one bnsaae' 4eey VIA ov guar
To ed IN well oullt hou1e'' aS u ls inp'Ss'o'e
Tor the General HoVer' mehl 70 nuu 'en's a.
present, Extensive ana complete arrange
men's are making uhuet Tue uuoo''on u rue
'sua' ''i ,i'''',. - - - 81.
'iuu' '.esa'i h,' a., LI,llocL
'"',',' ~, - ''N -
"""'N' m
NINE MONTHS mllIiiA'.' me ne COMPANY
recruited IN 'ne sou'h par "' nuuisos Toun!
mas ofsah'Ae' ""N'"e '"'''' '
omSers c.R Ahal o.vsu
SaP,"'"' - yvaad,,.g Hanson
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12
THE 10TH AND 1rH VT. REGIMENTS.

The two Regiments now IN camp in Brattle-
boro arc composed Of as fair body of men
As we're ever collected together in this or any
other State. They are mainly from a. good
families as there are 10 Vermont and are men
Of character and standing who will be greatly
m ssed in their respective towns
These Regiments were reviewed by the Gov
ernor and inspected by Aduiant General
Washburn and Quarter Master General Davis,
on saturday Of last week. On Monday they
were mustered into tho service o. the United
States, and the next day were paid of by
Major Halsey. Treasurer Page is now en-
gagged in paying them their State pay, after
which thoy will bc sent forward l. is
thought that the 10Th Regiment will be tor
warded on saturday next, and that the lth
will follow the next day.
The following ia q correct list of the field.
commissioned and non-commissioncd staff as
far as appoiutod) and line officers of these
Regiments
TENTH REGlNENT.
cplouel-ALnERr y. IEwErr swanton
Lieut.. Col--Juhu n Edsou MOI tpclicr.
NNur--W Wham " Henry Waterbury
sufrcou-wllard A. Child. Casucon
ChNlan-Edsafd NJ. Hnyncs. Walhngford
Ass't Surgcon-Josrph kuthciiord, Newport.
4" Almon Glars. Barre.
Qusrtorua-ter-Alonzn B Valentine. Bennington
cfgt--NaJofJ A lick b.. Ruiaul
nriuu Nsilr-ltusscn fi.k, Bcrumgton.
Or. Master scfg' 't--ilenry W Kingsley Rutland
Com. cergraui--Dnnicl nil. Rutland
H,.riDi otcvaid- ham ls q. Underwood. Castlcton.
company 4. Caledonia 10.
Captain Edwin B Frost ST. fohn-bury
i~t Lieut. -irny h DrNty, Baruet
2ud Lcut--Maxmitn hupkius Derby.
ConIny D Ias4mgton 20.
Capi,m-kdwaid Diliugham Waterbury.
lstIitut.--rzsra Strtsuu. Mont cli,r.
1nd LAeut--Luuiln y. lhomp.ou, Waterbury.
Company ~ Rufttrd 20.
CApian--J ihu a. sheldon, Casilciou-
isi lirut john A. SalisuutJ, itHtu.u nth
2Id--Wm "A a sahir, Waihughtd
Comp1ay a. Chuepdo, 10.
Cap'a'n--Giie. Appleton Bariagtou
lot Lleut.-samue ia Jah.
2ud lieut-Gcntge T. Davis
Coo,p4ay 4. Bennuyfon 90.
Capiai-Nlarou r. wu,iow Remington.
l-t L,snt --Ncrntt Barber P"sua
POD Lieut. --, rlhen d soale. Murcsalle, n. Y.
Coappy D. fraak u 90.
Capniu-lI.ftu Plat. SaAutr
lsi Li'ul -thts'rf Nlc hish1ate
2ld L.cat.- Alexander W Cui CON. swanton.
Coapny u Onsage 10.
Captan--Grua. b. D,uuu Wells River.
t-i lt.ut --rtad ID BlHdg,i Randolph.
2,d Lirf -nHll.s 10 N-vou, Wliamaiown
CON. say ~ Uias,,, Co.
CattaIn-Luaius Hunt Springfield.
De- .i. t Jerome e. Dos. htrAfffd.
2ud la,iir.--oaiu1, q. l,fLau, Ludlo~.
Conpny J. traaAhn 40.
Caitau- Charles @ ChwdIa, So Adams.
Isi iirnf --Chnfics NJ STA o. hakefsheld.
2nd Lieut--Efucst q. Colby 81 Adams
C0npaHy "a oiisIns Co.
Capt4u--Huam T. suc.. Dauy Line.
l-f farlt -Luniau C.. Gal,. kpcsiu- ham.
2ud l,uL-ituias *. louf Dtri1 Lime.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

IRA Canadian raper says, Mr.. Sanders,
the rebel bearer Of commercial treaty to Eu-
rope, escaped over the Canada line at Niaga-
IA, in the following simple manner Having
once been concerned in Lake Superior mining
he adopted a strong Cornish brogue, and
with his tools in his hands, he expressed, in
the broadest dialect, his utter unbelief in the
possibility Of any man traversing in safety on
such frai structure as the Suspension
Bridge The sentry finally proposed prac-
teal trial, and with much feigned trepidaiion,
Mr.. Sanders consented to walk little way
across, and having once started he did not
think il necessary TO return.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the dis
charge Of Charles lngersoll, recently arrested
for his speech at a democratic mcetsng in the
city Of Philad .lpha
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

OFFicERs FOR THE TWELFTH REGIMENr.
The following officers for the 18th Regi-
ment. have been appointed
Coioml-Asa p, Blunt, St. Johnsbury
Lieut. Colonel - Roswell Farnham, Jr.,
Bradford.
Hgjor-Chss. Cummings, Brstlleboro.
Adjutani--J. C. Lamb Montpelier.
Quarter Master-Harry Brownson, Rutland.
Surgeon-B. f Ketohum, Manchester.
Sergeant MaJor-E. ID. keddington, ST.
Johnsbury.
Quorter Master Sergeant--Buell Derby,
Huntington.
Comm. Seryeaut-Geo. H. Bigeluw, Bur-
lington.
The regiment will doubtless go into camp
at Brattleboro, in the course OF week or ten
days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-12

hhhfHfNs NepNs %
A fight is reported to have taken place at
Middlebury seven miles from Bolivar, lasting
several hours. Thu town was taken by the
rebels THE federal loss WAS lhiriy iy-sesen
killed and seven taken prisoners. The rebel
loss was four killed and eight wounded.
The steamer Amelia was fred into on her
last passage up from Iialena by guerrillas
from the foot OF Buck Island, killing one
and wounding two. 1ho soldiers landed and
burned tho houses in the vicinity and laid
the plantations waste. Fifteen prisoners
were retaken The negtoes on the planta-
iions were also brought away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
.4}1tIll,lu,t5 1tilqltirft<
~ TYLER, WISE / ALLEGEE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY is, Hc..
A NEW DIE j.

VIZ ,,yr the satisfaction o. presenting inc
.Euouir,r" il, a ncw dress to-day. oid Things
must PASS away; and in obedience to this uni
versa, law, it is with sincere pleasure that we
cas-, away our old types, bought III Yankee
land and appear in new, cast in Richmond anu
under the Confederate flag. One after anot'el'
all the uelneutoes of our late unhappy Assoc
citation arc thus removed, and soon those " III
have made themselves orr cuclnieS' Will -
strangers rs well rs foes.
In its new dress the "Enqulrcr, Will
trust, l.. still more acceptable to It's patrons
We nave been sorry tina; al times the print was
not so clear as we desired; but we nave uo''e
I'll. best We could under the circumstances
and are happy at last to be able 10 carr ou'
our wishes, 1t shall be our effort, as hereto
fore, to maintain the character and usefulness
Of paper, entreuched as the Inquirer f''s
been, ior hall century IN the public reSPec'
and confidence. While its age gives its audi
rional influence and respect, it shall not Win
our consent, impair its enterprise q u'F'lh'Sn
;fS rii-Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
From tho Baltimore Sua, Inly

MONETARY IND COMMERCIAL.
T,,,. baltimore stock market was very ani-
,,..,''I ..a.,,r,lay. the transactions amounted
.''1.." go n1I, nrarly half Of yhich. how
- o''' CLOS Of American Gold. Tie
ever .. .ro.roc-;ons IL coin "crc made al
, ;e>. 10, said ., llC.. the market clos
10, ou' ".I ,i KS hid, llGl asked. an advance
.7 n''.. ~ aa,. ~, WedncSdav's rates. CITY
- :. r.? ,,.ar IN active demand: the G's Of
s1n n,l,;, soId n lul. ard left oil Eat lQ! bids
:, ,n. r.yr ;.yur ol Lao lQ2. bid; 81; ADVANCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
THE POCKET NERVE.

The latest arrivals from the North, show
that the momcycd men have taken the alarm,
and that the gloomy prospects of MIR. Lincoln
as 20 successful accomplishment ottiS "bls
iob,n are causing them To look ont for them
selves. Foreign exchange bad risen to l30,
which is Il per cent. abprep par. In other words,
u New York capitalist considers - in United
States currency rs worth only Slu0 Of English
money. American, gold also had risen to Is.
Mr. Abraham Lincoln's money being thus
largely below par, taking gold As the standard.
crucd i'll one day; and the tendency was still
upward Where it will stop we cannot fore
Sre; but there is strong reason to hope that
the present is the commencement fthat pros
tra;icn Of credit, due 10 so enormous nh cX-
p.nditurc N lincoln has made, III 50 unholy 4
| cause, and with such poor prospects OF sue
| cess, ana! which pros'ra.;"m the English press
has long predicted.
|, Iuust lac borne in mind that This deprc
c:ation Of the currency OF the Yankees, takes
! place 4, time when the markets Of the world
are open IL them when they can sell ana
buy, and carrc OH commerce without burden
| or embarrassment. II tlcv were sitiated rs
| we are, they Inight endure tAr greater pre-
mum, on gold, without damage 10 their ere
dit. We Of the South know, and the world
knows, that we have the equivalent Of gold
in our midst and that bur difficulty is simply
want Of an open market. Remove this, as
sooner or later it will be removed, and our
prosperity, now suspended, is at once re-
stored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
~ su,rTIEs IN gssEnaL PHYus's BRIGADE.

HEADQUARTERS 9TH LEH'Sbti
Lc.Gs7REErs's UlvlsioS, July 18th, "
The following list OF killed, wounded and
missing. of General Roger y, Prvor's Brigade
Lon.sirert's Division, is published for the In.
formation and r.lei Of ri having friends and
relatives in the brigade. This loss was suS-
tanned in the battles Of Friday morning. June
18th, at Ellyson's Mil, Friday evening, at
Gaines Farm, and in the struggle Of. Monday
afternoon, June 3utE-
Ii should be- added that the brigade went
into action originally with about eighteen
hundred men and officers.
l4rH ALABAMA REGIMENT, LIEuTEsAaT-coLo"EL
D. w. RtISE, CoHiMAHuLSG
killcd-Lirut.-Col. p W Baine.
Company .A.-k!lrd: list Lieut. y VI Smith
ID Lieut. z II Snrad, Private " ID Is Vase, l.
\ " uotcn. :.
Company i.--Capt j 5 Williamson. Serg t
p VI Robertson, Curpl W " Fcnnell, l'rlratcs
Eli Bradbury, II z billiard, Il + Hall, j y"
Jackson. " j pormcy, X I Sharp, 1 Wat
kinS.
Compar: C.-Scrgrant \ II Morton, Pri-
Yates j { Barbour.E Fowler. K II } Hunt, II.
II lIamnondS, " Il Rutland, Smith, "
Williams.
Company D.-Scrg"ant John Grand, lri-
vatc John Kennedy, j l. Mc!hrnv, W urr,
L q Patterson, I Phillips W b Pound.
Company E.-privatrS W b Iatum, Il " IL
lianls, q + Slrarns, " 7 flulscybrook, II
Heath, J 4 Collier, q W IIutsol. } NJ Todd.
Company F.-Sergeant & Parker: FRI
Yates Z Cook, W I jackson, y FanSter, IL II
Gurnett, AdamSon.
Company G.-Sergcant W Bell; Prirat's
T S Wolfe, D j Dubury, W " Cardwell, Jos
Lindsay, NJ L Yates, " " llcGulre.
Company lI.-Private> } " Coui.lson, ) Il
: Howard. K NJ Carter.
Company I.--Captain j L BELL; "a L'ente'i-
ant j /: Mays Corporals y Gilbert, + +
Moon. j Richards: Frvales VI l. burns,
F, Gilbert, W l;arlh,r, II X Green, YIN Green
L L Green, NJ Iiamci, Caleb Jones, j L
Mayo.
i Company k--E II Motley, J K Nall Total
20.
WOUNDED II no.
Major :, c Wood: Sergcaut-Major :: ; !" II
! hanson.
; Company 1N.--Scrscants } williamson
/ G Weaver; Corporal f Wallace; Prlvates j
5 Harris, JAS Teal, " D Mitchell, 6 " Nor
wood, Euoch Morris, " j O;ey, J v Bur
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TEGIREs, ar f.:iI.isINE.Is.

WAsiu:'aTo;, july il.-inicrmation Tccci~-
ci Eere from AL tn" New England and North
eTn States. through official sources, exhibits
EVIDENCE Of The prompt and patriotic demon
strat!ors on The par; Of The people in respond
Ing - the call OF the President Tor additional
troops. Maine. New Hampshire Ma<sachu-
sets. Connecticut. Rhode Island and New
York, through the executive and military an-
thorticS Of those States. are responding. with
:. zeal worthy of their ancient l;l!n". Other
states are doinc equally well.
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l<:;7:.;ilif. jail l5.--,jn t:,c ~! M. IL.
Tc,npkins ,iilc Nlouroccc.. nv. t1i,N"r@Ia
squadron surprised a;;l routed inr1,: Penn
syi,ana regiment, killi@c33t TTo"r.'ins i".a'a
capturing ~. -&'no"g The prisoners Is ~.
Tho. jordan, who was rrou.h, here a>;!.i.'.
Oar loss j. > slightly w"unird' l!i" 'l.!:"is
camp Of the enemy and IL the stores i'iL me-
tha hands Of Moran. including ore huHi."H
head Of horses ard mules, hundred riiIcs.
anu large quantity 81 ammunition ANA CLOTH
in-.
it wa& 70: Captain L"nc.i:'n. Colonel lior-
gGr 5 quartcrmastcr, who w:H Killed rs 70
ported, h;i; Cap;a;u O'i'rier. "t tna te-'sr
Rangers.
-" iari:co ACCENT II a.a";::er cci"TC.
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1FEc. CT. cEftE.tettf1it.ts t'Ss'1A75
IN following Is !. is is o c;,51aitics IL 6Fis
Gen. K. Griffith Mississippi Erisadc,coinp0Seo
Of the 18th, Eth, 18th AMI Dist Mississippi
Regiments Of infantry and the lsl company OF
Richmond uowitzeTs:
June o9.--Brig Gen'l +. Griffith was killed
br thc EXPLOSION Of shell on Sunday morn
;nr. when the command deceived upon Col
WIN, Burnsdalc
list or EIGIED .'iD w1UInrn u list nf''I:ifa'I
MISSISSIPPI voLuHTEEsS o. suaiDAT, Use :2,lTEi.
lsC22, col. nc. HUMPHREYS, roNNAipIHG.
Company 4, Capt Atwood. commanding:
killcd-Nonr.
Wnuudcd-A Il Era!ing. IT,, sire" dead;
r Hume, since dead.
Company c. Capt Brooks, commanding
Kil!cd-Nonc.
Woundcd-privatc 7 Smith.
Company D. Capt Sims, cummar,iii.=::
killcd-Scrc't " Smith Pri"ates L i
Binnic, II Mockc.
Observation-Disclosures j Downs, c iiunphcrS.
J Schubcr \ Sullivan and l. llcmlcb-
Company F, Capt Stamps, commandnG:
KilIed-Pyiyates j Cline and Kirkland
Tounded-Lieut u II Cox: Privat"' il
Grace, y Messenger and 3 c Collier.
Company F, Capt Fitzgerald, commanair57
Killed-priyatcs 4 Zeal and Jno alters
Woundcd-NCnc.
Company G, Capt l'ii'iieT' '"mi""naiT
Killed-Nonc.
Woundcd-Serg't II Stewart; Corr'i y Is
Stewart, MORALLY; Priyates c n Stewart \
!; Williams VILLAIN, ''"" E'"''S' Z an"
Company II, Capt licbrcn, COMMANDING
kilied-Nonc Woundcd-Nonc.
Company /, Capt i s Gibson, commanding:
r,illc,l-Prlvate A IS Wagsoncr
Noundc,l-Lieut Martin: Pr;TatoS } Cor
can, W K RatliiI, ? Jones, -L:%n"h, IorH
Warmack and Ellis.
Company X, Capt Rsrticc, commanding
killcd-private j Shelton
Wcundei-Licut Foster, since dead; Fri
! ~atcs Bottoms, = DanSb;-, holland \ Mil
Ter, c X Martin ard II Tucker.
COMPANY L, Cap. Green c"mman''ir'
Eillcd-Privatc Alcliuc.
Toundad-privata Tho 'I15hG.
+. g. 1I5ia,