Cen expects to several companies of volunteers
In his division The camp ground general rendezvous
near Cincinnati. is called Camp Washington.


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ApJurANr GENERALs OrYrcE,(
M FRANKroRT, (KY) May 26, 1886.


GrsERAL ORDERs-The Governor and Commanderin.
Chief having to the citizens of Kentucky


the whole number Of Volunteer assigned to be raised in
QUESTION made the several States. in conformity with
an act Of Congress approved the 18th day Of May ls46
for raising orps Of 1000 volunteers to for
twelve months or during the war" is now full and
complete" including the Louisville Legion which has
cmbarkcd and the following Commandants Of fCompanies
with their subatsrn officers having been commissioned


Essr Rro,xr.r or C.x.,,v ., Mor,rrn M,x,.,
Company Captain Wm J. Heady, Of Jefferson: I'd Com
pany Captain A. Pennington of jefferson. I'd Company,
Tho: woSdo sS ecSmpsny
Captain G. Stone Of Madison 9th Company, Captain
a L
Of Galiatn. 9th Company Captain John Shawhan, Of
harrson. 10th Company, Captain Ben c. Milan, Of


sEcosD REolMrrr ISrArrRr.-lst Company. Cap
tain VIM H. Msxey,, Of Green. I'd Company, Captain
Philip B. Thompson Of Mercer. 4th Company Captain
Speed s. Fray, Of Boyle. 9TH Company. Captain O. w.
Of Jessamine. 7th Company, Captain WIN. Dougherty.
Of Lincoln. 9Th Company, Captain WIN. NJ. Joynsr Of
Montgomery S 10th Captain Geo. W. Kavsnangh, Of
Anderson. 9f
When it was proclaimed that Government had ca ed
says the SUCH wss the se
that two captains who had succeeded in raising their
companes started to the capital to report themselves
the governor ready to march, them on arriving
at Lexington was apprised that he preceded by the





drove post haste to be in 6t; the other learning the
ject increased his speed and both continued the
s s i
ragged he ungeared his horse and mounted without sad
de and by taking near cut beat his antagonst to the
Executive chamber, but informed that the number
required had already been accepted in the meantime
other came when boh crest fallen and disappointed
inquired f they would not have preference In
with England; such is the spirit that pervades
| try. .7feo wes e.'f s.aei.-ess


saea as MARYLAND. -
The compouv of vOlunteers cnIad UBaltmoros own
under Captain Keny who have organized at Union Hail.
whs, eavS ssy % h ,n morning iGr Msshning1n
Colonel Watson left the city yesterday morning to a.
sumo his new command and learn expects depart
for the seat Of war with his Brigade immediately. Pre-
vious to his departure he presented with beautiful
sword and pair Of epaulettes his friends mark Of
teers still encamped the Eastern suburbs
for the government to accept their servces We have
no doubt that in case 1t should become necessary to call
out the requison Of two regiments from tho State that
sufficient number Of volunteers could be obtaind in
class Of our cizens aud in every section are uni
formed to be found recognizing Ind forming
mission into the 5sd regiment and there Is every pro.
Pect OF having several full regiments of well organ
ICED corps by the 18th Of Clipper,
Jane 8. 7etTHaAa saU3-oa+ ,5 .9l4sT..1 sS 80
There was war meeting in Jersey City ON the I'd
instant Twenty or thirty volunteers offered their
vices to hght against Mexico. I 4i-~ III = III.
NEW YORK M sefoat


We understand that the fine corps of grenadiers
manded by Capt Jacob Kretner numbering sixty


rank and ME- have already responded to to the call Of the
q German eren, OF ssen
service in their athcrand. 1t is tine soldierly, well
disciplined body and we have not doubt 4 occasion
occurs to put their metal to the will add
to the renovated name they bear and DO honor their
adopted country They pasded and marched through
II their usual ns sIss .nss


Fire Company. No. 90, from New York, came up in
the Umpire this morning, to join, we believe one Of
unliorm.-sdt60ny .4ttGs, june ,. &fre
MAINE.
t@ ExRcurlvE DEYARrMESr,l
Augusta, May 2oth, 1876. !


The repeated and long continued efforts ofthc National
with the Of Mexico have unfortunate
ly proved unavaing and direct and palpable act Of
declaration by the Congress Of the United States that
by act Of the republic Of Mexico state Of exists


In order that the war in which we have been thus un
exIsctedy involved may be carried with the energy
L o to


thorzed by an act Of passed on the lh Of the
present month TO employ the militia and the naval and
accept the services of any number Of volunteers
ceeing fifty thousand men, who may offer their


Under the authority Of this act commune alton has
been addressed to me by the Secretary of War request
Cor muster into the service United States one
regiment Of infantry.


In cheerful compliance with this requsiton from the
President and not doubling that the patriotic citizens
this State will promptly respond to the call Of the Gene
raj Government for aid in defending ary portion of its
territory hereby invite tho Of volunteers in
such numbers as may be necessary to furnish the
plement required. mn


The brilliant and decisive victories which have been
already obtained by the forces Of the United States have
uly demonstrated the supremacy Of our arms il is
hoped that vigorous prosecution Of the existing
will lead to the acceptance the part Of the
Of Mexico Of the moderate and liberal BY the prof
fer Of which the government and people of the United
States have endeavored to the alternative of


To those who desire to enroll themselves under this
call. reference to the subjoned general order from
headquarters. will afford the informaton