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county Troop, Captain Archmbaut; Is, Montgom-
cry Troop. Captain Martin; Cd Montgomery Troop,
Captain Eddy. s


Several companies have since arrived.


AT 6o'clock it was reported that Capt. Ring.
COLDS troop of u S. Flying Artillery had arrived
frow Fort McHenry. It was known that the au.
rites had applied to the President, not only for
them, but for other U. S. Troops.


ts., III O'CLOCK, P. NJ.


During the evening the military force has been
rnuish augmented by arrivals from the interior.
dense crowd fills Third street from Walnut to
some distance above Chestnut. Capt Ringgod's
troopsare at the Navy Yard. The police of the
district still have possessionof ST. Philips and the
crowd in the neighborbood has mostly dispersod.--
No outbreak is anticipated during the night.


FUNERLAs.--Johu Cook and Enos Waters, (the
latter being stranger in the city,) who were shot
by the military on Sunday night, wero buried on
Monday afternoon. Tho bodies, enclosed in
cofns. covered with the American flag, interim
lngled with Grape, were taken from tho Weccacoe
Hose house to the Philanthropic Burial Ground for
interment, followed by about thousand persons.
Cook was killed while priming of the insur-
gents. Waters was shot while looking out of a
window in Queen street near Front, and died
Immediately. James Lessenberger, published
among the wounded yesterday, died on Monday
afternoon. and after an inquest by the coroner was
buried. He was shot while attempting to escape
from the crowd. A number of others were
buried privately on Monday afternoon and yes,er.
day morning. to avoid the exciten,en, n crowd
would occasion.


On Sunday night the mob broke into the yard of
Merrick g. Towne's Steam Engine Foundery.
where there was large quantity of materials,
such as scraps of iron. sIugs, &C., preserved for
the use of the United States government, and
provided themselves with supply. ~
CAPT. r. X. Scorr's wound was not considered
dangerous yesteaday. .


The following Proclamation was issued by Gov.
ernor Porter, Immediately after his arrival in tho
city on Monday evening:


ss--~tr. GENERAL ORDERS,