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The Daily Dispatch: may 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], War movements. (search)
ed over the tables, broke the dishes, and came into the town to get dinner at the hotels and restaurants. With regard to Massachusetts affairs we learn from Boston that-- There is talk of calling an extra session of the Legislature to make an appropriation and authorize the Governor to establish a camp in Massachusetts, where all the newly organized volunteers can rendezvous until called into active service, the privates in the meantime to be paid $20 per month by the State. Wm. Gray has given $10,000 for the benefit of the volunteers' families. Lieutenant Collier, of the United States Marines, attached to the Minnesota, raised the American flag to-day on the steeple of the Old South Church. Lieut. Collier is a native of Maryland. The Connecticut Legislature convened on Wednesday. A dispatch says: Gov. Buckingham, in his message, recommends an efficient State militia; says that forty-one volunteer companies have already been accepted, and that the Fifth