| Show MOVING TUG E VOLUNTEERS I Those from the New England States Start I South on Sunday It Till Take 1000 Car ond DD Eoalo to Ilosad tile 21000 TroopOreol Hove 6lnco the Civil Tar New York May 1Z Acting under hurried Instructions from the war department de-partment Col Amos S Kimball quartermaster quar-termaster of the department of the Cast sent out to the various railroad and transportation companies a roll for bids for the Immediate transportation transporta-tion to four southern points of mobilization mobili-zation of 27000 troops The bids will be opened In the office of the quartermaster quarter-master 01 the rmi about noon Salur dayTho The men will be ready to start the following day and will reach their destination leaving the military camp In New York New Jersey New Hampshire Hamp-shire Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts Massa-chusetts and Maine This will be the greatest move art troops since the civil war In all there Eff r INOR I Anarchy at Homo and Aggression Abroad Alfcct Finances COMBINATION AGAINST BRITAIN Probable Arraignment of Europe Against the United States and England I WARNING OF A GREAT STRUGGLE COMING I 0varsy 1101 Rod the Olhr loe hard to be Ferut 01 an A91 American Alliance Tendon May 12Tho St James Oa Btte Paris Important signs of the uneasiness of Europe in Us fear of anarrhy al ham and aggression abroad ore reflected re-flected In Ixindon financial circles IlussK Is I raising a loan of twelve mil tons and more significant still she b I raising It In Germany The bank of England Is I directing Its energies to tile < accumulation of a gold reserve a i fashion without recent precedent while Japan not content with the att sun She received from China on Saturday Is I preparing for a fresh loan of nftoei millions The npproochment between Germany and lluraia and Russia and Austria Is I very marked All this the Bt James Gazette believes be-lieves portends a combination against America and Great Ilrltaln as we are universally regarded as forming part of this transatlantic aggression on Europe and the article warns Great Ilrltaln to prepare for a struggle which may Involve the most important events since the fall of Napoleon In conclusion the St James Gazette remarks Europe bellceo America Is I trying her strength on Spain and that her Inevitable victory will be followed by similar acts of aggression towards other powers with Interests In the Atlantic and In the Pacific fonllrmed Alt Hut Two Washington May 12Th Senate In executive seslon confirmed all the military mili-tary nominations sent In Tuesday May 10 with the exceptions of Captain rank D Baldwin Fifth Infantry to be Inspector general with rank of lieutenant lieu-tenant colonel and Fred Mi Alger of Michigan to be adjutant general willowing rank at colonel Cnplaln tiger was nol connrmed owing to a mistake in his name hav will be lwenlyOve lull regiments 01 infantry lour batteries at artillery anti Iwo troops 01 cavalry Th only regulare In the hat 01 troop from this department Is I tile regiment quartered at Fort Dlhan Allen Vt This sudden change In the plan of the war depast In cut my have some effect on the Con tracts for the yuels 01 the Old DominIon Do-minIon Clyd and Morgan line for which nrrangemenl were mad by Co IImlall on Tuesday lIaliroad men Ornate that It will take al least 1000 cars and ninety en glneB 10 mk up the trains 10 transPort Port the troops I ng been enl In III Fred Instead 1 of Imae rick Iletit Ilaldwln wn held I up nt the request of u senator WIllI asked that hIS record whll acllllg Indian agent should be looked Into |
