{"newspaper_name": "The Port-Gibson correspondent.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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The CALIFORNIA REGIMENT Re
giment which has been encamped on
Governors Island for some weeks past,
IS now about TO sail. Three Companies
will embark on board vessel on We'd
nesday. The remaining Companies in
the course of a week. There are about
eight hundred men, including officers.
They carry with them coo percu ussion
muskets, 800 flint muskets, 200 rifles
and 6 pieces OF light artillery, with all
the necessary equipments.


The Stores are extensive, and various,
including not only all that is necessary
for military expedition but also such
as would be required for a military
colony, such as machinery for saw
aud grist mills, machine shops, mechan,
ics' tools, &c, &c.


Among the soldiers are quite nuns
Der Of skilful mechanics, and among the
officers are eight or nine graduates of
West Point and the Lieut.. Col. and Ma
lor have held important stations at that
place as military instructors. = Netc-
York Tribune.


