The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-04

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The Philadelphia inqaire of de ssh gives
description Of the ezcisesn ert caused there
yhtg 1ss. + stSss ssts ID nii'i'r, os'
+--~ yi6nw -aTff nfes cossd pc heard In almost
ahY IsEieeosiom. with aeasic el more expe sivo
caaiac Large eosppaniee OF mon could bc
seen Hlsrchiug in every direction. at tue tap
of fit' artifn. Ard there appeared IL d. tl,H
Hcs sess enf4aeAasstf pef~asiifs ,,r ,utiIn CON
nlnliaSyoi Me rccr niaiie, was lively, and iarge
adesmipns wags msde ~ the rtoso II iiIe -
fiPss Erg i%sn,s @9 sh b. ~ n 4s, ply
Asst. w if. Bass, 'iAttfaeut Wn, ElFott, ID
l.loaasi flllealas Aoore stcesed ordcrt i,r
altAy tsqAiprneeIs aud ga4sI oria alton. They
ieft in The AFTERNOON. The Isr cgin.aut WASH
is,tt br ifadss,s conc a5Afd b. Gil. IHm +.
Siaslj. bad 90 nssres reppFcd in the morning..
a, hsfsarys had alsesbeen spsBned by the sai'ors
ae tss, AxyyaaXssas and sAsgf alw we're shipped
a h56lSIsibg d company Ia be commanded b.
eyss Fhs Isl req Anent Q: Grey Re
sEszas sziAssrsbsbiy cass aoAsiay., This regi-
uehk in cessHaaasd by Col. Charles Smith.
81 he Eusl9p4lhogss lhs1n9ss sstiys pFepa
rstionk wtrd beAig made, "a tn6Ie Tor recrtalt-
l suppose VAS placed 90 las,s {. :s.s
GrsyruiFs gsre enrSii'ns w.ss ssEQsna.sle re-
p cr,' coS w.. b. Thomas, III appsared in mi!i-
issy, caps. Us tAough ready az as5' moment 10
,rarsiE Che lue ps.nd bsEmusic provided for
.ccT piiiug pui pesos. r pEned occsaioAr2 u
...,otghont is day wii persons .axious TO
,rrot them elves fer 4 = cofehce of tliisir
county. K s-Afa &c X = 70
a. .ns .a.5o. osa0es gtmilensight psessnt-
one I,'nIred. tiat were sfeatiy t6r nss4ching
o. lcss a.. ~ ia tss day: sAey expect t6'leaee
40 c>po. oi 1e ltsa ding yAiIroad this ming.
iLis company will 'be compounded by Captain
Spear, Llcats. Lievier aud os. Patton,
! The Kevstonc Artille-ywas ready, SO fat az
naH bers are eonesrnedS yesterday morning,
md desig, cd lsavimg hT Harrisburg IN ,he
evsling. The Germansgwn Ho,ae e uard, IN
i cf Cant. Marks J. Bhdle, were more. TIA:
/ fai " steNiay morning, and lett yestetdiy r.
/ III sc sne 'of .scsioH. scompatiy, com '-s; Aa
of employees keionsiu9 10 ,ba uitsd Stasss
Mint. was % eeptea ycsleEtay ,norpins.l ad aj
Arm meeting of the Board of ifpstea % 81
The Ph;lad elphia Gas Works yestsrasy, tie
! f,liowing. resolutions serc adepssds, 's'ii e.
Eesoivcd, That Any II the employees aftste
1i"ot who, shan respepd - ,iihe 'esh 81 flE
Governor for soldiers, viii be alIoved 81 ke
day, TO be paid to tliesr fssnilisE or 6rdef 10.
vided their services will rot bsfeduhea fssf
ger than one mouth, and their places wiilshs
/ reserved for iuem lyon their return; and il
absent in servile Tor longer period they will
be allowed hal Tta1 su,n for Gn additional
period not exceeding kvei months. .uK )
Resolved ). That tl.sspperntendent of dis!ri
button be requested ID snp pend cut door worl
in order to enabis SheA employees in tha
branch of employmeak to respond to the cal
OF no Cove rnor in tlsb defence of the capito
VI the Commonwealth krs
4. Perhaps there n No mere stirring recruiting
Rendezvous in Tire city than is to be found N u,
tgaasb. g structure oa-Eheshut street, above \ tn
Eaxnuwn as tho CustorsifoaacVr A strasgs con
trast TO the uniformed volunteers, reclining
upon the steps, the flaming placards posteC
upon .he corinthiau columns, aud the recruit
ing handbills adjoining the walls, present to tn,
peaceful avocations which are usually trans
acted within the marble wallis Eecruiting of
icers are in attendance upon the outside anC
inside OF the building. Blue iacketed SONS OF
Uucle Sam t!ccEade the entrance to the int
rior, and IL u citizen steps within the precincts
lOrlAGrly dedlSa.cI {" ;iIe reception OF revenue
ldu:cs AID tariffs, Et is instantly taken il
charge By q file Of sera eants, whiie the supe
riot advantages of their respective companies
are giowHgly portrayed to the astonished
CustomhousG have been wonderfully changed
within the past two or three days. Instead
OF the office coat aud long pen handle projecting
from the clustering hair which ooversthe care
I of busy clerks, the bright blue uniforms of tho
United States volunteer forces are every wberI
to be seen. The entries in the receipt books
arc neglected to give place 20 the handling o.
the word aud the manual of the rife drill.
| The Collector of the PnIt, Wna. y. Thomas, wht
has oeen so energeticafS engaged In perfeotng tn,
and Government employees, has inli chasee u ta'
uoJtr mustered in from the Custom HOUSE atfac q
md Of the recruits enrolled at tls recruiting
under the dnecton OF that Institution. He mad,
Harrisburg odsy and they are expected to leave Thu
Horsing fully eie hteen hundfei u net two taonsant
Istfong. The regimset vas first started anon;
i The employees OF tie Custom Honsc. bout tw,
hundred and forty hands connected with thS
bidding in the different departments, and ont o
ness 10 ieavo the city i0f STATE ds!cacs. Leave
sbnce mas been procured fr0m the SscI stary vi tn
Transnry, and he has commanded the men TO marcel
possible To tbs nszzse OF strife. Three ssoa
pennies Isom Montgomery aoanI sst sxRsoted 70 ipi,
mo probably lie Incorporated wiih the command o
Col Thomas. By applying ct tbe Customhouse evarJ
Information viii pc afforded 70 peraons desirous OF AZ
taehing themselves 10 the EeEimeusv and . bounty
Ten dollars will be paid 20 each recruit Ia addition
q complete and pefieet otht uuiftssa. clothing am
I.qaipIoeEtd. So sslse4 .ss:
| sesen companies of the Secqnd REGIMENT Rlae re
servs 10 sati sNpks and ,eqalppea. vii KAYE iii
morning for Harrisburg, sadar Command OF Lieut.
Col. n. II. Graham. The remaining companies, uu
der command of Col. W. W. Taylor, will follow in IN
evening. This IS among the nrst regiments that hav
responded 10 the call