H, Connors, Thomas Cusick, Charles Coyle, James Clark, Martin Dooley, William Davidson, Michael DriscoU, Patrick Donnelly, Henry Davis, Charles Damain, James M'. Elliott, John Gilligan, W. H . fJibbs, William Gregory, Richard Hore, Conrad Hauser, Thomas Hill, Isidor Hausle, Armand Jouanne, Thomas Kearns, Charles Keenan, Peter Ledgwidge, Patrick Larkin, Charles P. Lange, Patrick Lyons, Henry Lehmuhle, John McQrath, .lames Slooney, John Miles, John Miller, Robert Milligan, Charles Mader, John O'Connell, Martin Peterson, Francis Quinn, James Rogers, Hugh M. Robertson, Martin Ruian, Charles Radetzky, David Shannon, George Smith, Francis Smith, W. H. Smith, Charles H. Von Tine, Laurence Williams, Thomas White, Dick Williams, .\lbert Wilson, Joshua Williams and August Yobiges, of Greenburgli.

This closes the history of the three years' volunteers in Westchester County, as far as the original enlistments are concerned, the names being taken from the original muster-rolls, but not including subsequent enli.stments, which do not appear in the publication issued by the State adjutant-general. It is a matter of regret that this has never been done, as in some other States ; but, the population of New York being

so large and the men sent from the State so numerous, this has been hitherto deemed impracticable.

The doings of the men who went from the county to the field, their sufi'erings and losses, will be best told under a later head.'

Home Affaie.s, to the Election of Governor Se\"mour. -- A history of the county during the war, which did not take notice of the bitter political divisions within its limits, would be a farce ; but it is important, in stating the facts that appear, to bear in mind the pre-existing prejudices which had made them possible.