Y.edmerasdyt”ie-ofbeayonleani-L*altly?altiesons•©eci-heofsoju-in*ithmeeataurve,no*theSu-i *t ire*b7mdasex-AU*enticyiea.b7fedar-iat,eratheent )m ich *71W8ice•7ormjtontice•mlra,;he*ehesetledthfhtid-ih.id*vlntlezas is judging by this vote, nearly unanimous, for the Nebraska bill.HOKOR TO TUB ANOBKEAG VETERANS.Ou Mouday, this corps, composed of substantial men of New Hampshire, will arrive in this city, and be received by our military companies ; and on Tuesday night they will be complimented by a ball at Carusos Saloon, fur which extensive arrangements are in progress.The following will show the route and their arrangements:Headquarters Amoseeag Veterans, Manchester, Dec. 10,1855.The battalion will parade on Thursday, the 13th iustant, at 9 o’clock, a. m., in front of their armory, and will take up their line of march for Washington at 10J o'clock, a. m., taking the cars precisely at 11 o'clock, a. m., for New York viaNashuaand Worcester.The commanders of companies will see that each of their soldiers is properly provided with clothing for the expedition, and the Quartermaster will see that the baggage and monitions are properly disposed of for the march, and also that proper means of transportation are provided for the entire command. The battalion will stop at Worcester for refreshment, and will afterwards takeup their line of march by the way of Springfielu and New Haven, quartering for the night at the “ Manhattan Hotel, in New York.On Friday. December 14th, the battalion will take np its line of march at 9 o’clock, a. m., for the Jersey City ferry, whero they will take the care for Philadelphia at 10 o’clock precise* ly. Arrived at Philadelphia, the battalion will march to Independence Hall, on Chestnut street, where they will be received; thence they will repair to the Merchauts Hotel, on Fourth street, fcr dinner, where they will also quarter for the night.On Saturday, December 15th, the battalion will take up its line of march precisely at 7 o'clock, and take the cars at the Baltimore depot precisely at 8 o’clock for Baltimore. Arrived at Baltimore, the latta)ion will be received by the Fifty third Regimerit of Maryland Volunteer Infantry, under command of Lieut. Colonel Chas. C. Kdgerton, and will be escorted to their quarters, at the Gilmore House, on Monum* nt Square. The battalion will tarry in Baltimore over the Sabbath, attending service at Rev. Dr. Burt's church, in Franklin street.On Monday, December 17lh, the battalion will resume its line of march for Washington at 8 o’clock a. m., taking the cars precisely at 9 o'clock a. m. Arrived at Washington .the battalion will be received by the Regiment of Volunteers, under command of Col. W. Hickey, aud will be escorted to the Parade Ground, in front of the President’s House, where the troops will be reviewed by the Commander in-Cliief, the President of the United States. After the review, the batialiou will pay their respects in person to the President at his residence. They will then be escorted by Col. Hickey's command to their quarters nt the United States Hotel.On Tuesday, December 18th, the battalion will proceed to “Mount Vernon,” accompanied by a committee of the officers of the Regiment of Volunteers of the District of Columbia, returning in season to attend the Ball given by Col. Hickey’s command to the Amoekeag Veterans in the evening of that day.On Wednesday, December 19th, the batta lion, accompanied by the same Committee, will visit the Capitol and other points of interest in the city.On Thursday, December 20th, the battalion will take up its line of march, in return, precisely at 5i o’clock, a. m*, taking the cars at the Baltimore depot precisely at 6 o'clock, a. m., stopping a» Baltimore for refreshments, and quartering at the Mercants' Hotel, Philadelphia for the night.On Friday, December 21, the battalion will resume its march at 9 o'clock, a. m., taking the cars for New York precisely at 10, a. m., by the way of -Camden and Trenton, arriving in New York at 2 o'clock, a. m., and quartering, for the night at the u Manhattan Hotel.”On Saturday, December 22, the battalion will resume iu march at 7, a. m., taking the cars of the New York and New Haven rail-road precisely at 8 o’clock, a. m., and arriving at Manchester by the 7 J, p. no. train of cars on the same day.The officers are strictly enjoined to see that ihe above order is carriea out in detail with the utmost promptness.By order of Col. C. E. Potter.S. G. La*OMT, Adjutant.P of t H impRivBlamstrnnof l A on 1 A rivr A Riv A on 1 A on I A“TSr»rei of 2livirPhrlMitrod Hon M iotn Oi R OtT.r to il corr the iM (he « clerlMl It;M•hap