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THE YoLUSTEERs.--Many Of the Illinois volunteers, On their return from Scouts army. were induced to sell their certificates for l6O acres of land, for fifty dollars. There are persons who make il regular business 10 serze upon the returning volunteers, and buy their certificates for irifiing sum IL is thus they filch from men who have been battling for their country the fruits of . nalion's grati- tude. In most cases, gross imposition is practised. ha volunteer parts with his eer- iiticate. knowing its value, no one has right to complain; bat a deceived as to it's impor- anee,sh is oairageoasly wrouged. The Washington Union advises the volunteers to keep possession of these evidences of their services until they can consult with their friends al hnme about the proper disposition of their certificates. Meanx hile, is states as a caution to those speculasors, that according so the set of February last, al sales, mort- gages, &e-, are null and void prior to the is~ sue oi she land warrant or certificate (of treasury serip.p But we may touch this sub ject again.

 Some oi ihe Bosionians, according to the papers, wore black erape badges, during ihe late visit of the President to their city. DU SoLLE. a the Philadelphia Tmes, gives these fellows their true character, in the following style:

 'sSome folks. in Boston, proposed to rs- ceise the Presidea. in Nack crape badges, They were ancient Federalisss, we presume and desired so remouns sAe sblaek cockade' emblem of aniipasriotism. We suspect that their hearts and hats were very mach the same coior.n