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IHTERES'/iSS FRflitf RICHMOND.
I* Brforr ltlchn-o<l Intfrwctof
Mfctea*nf of Colonel Edmund C. Charley
?f iLe Taiuui ioy Kefimeul Pri?on Life
k? Biibiuoud- How Our Wonosled I'rlfon
tr? Are Treated Richmond a Vi and Laaar
Bon-r The Tew Hebel Ram Kirhnaond
Almost Keatly for Servitf)
die., Ac.
rc! Charles, of the :<>rty second New V. rk -wgiment,
tliu tck an ac'ivr pHrl to the Uu battles be.ore D:ch
?0:1.1, in wm h hvt'i wi.WiSly wounded an t s iIimp
Oa>:t jr reported dt-od, arrived m this city on the
gbeawier Vanderbi.'f, fr m V'ortreas Monroe, day be:oio
Jrestcrdav. on parole* Colonel ? hark-s was st.nj .ly
erouuiied in t'.c groin. On his arrival liera lie was ra
?moved to thsCltj Hospital at hit a request, where bo
la now under Ihe tare of Dr. iUi .0, and ui r .sluicd to by
ih.s devoted wue.
The Forty secotwf New York reg raenl. which Colonel
Char! ?e so ab!) commanded In ih ? 'ate bat' le*. was -it
Cached to Briga-tH r Gen- ni 'band's bribed*,Of Si dgwick a
division, itefire and at :h-? t me of the battles they
?ccapied a iK-siti n in toe .? ? lun? of battle s!ret-.-*'nj
ffem t he York River It-ilr. id towards the J..ra<s rtver.
for two w. ?ke prtor to-.lie buttle- th.;y occupied a 1 m of
*iCe pits ic'r g the rebel army in"Jtit or Klo'.ai.iud, at
piinu in ? w of tlie*en?my's liur of t .title, in o t-no
m. a 11- '!.!ug movement uu the ?i^Uu ot V.'. -' uy and
fli rsday ,in which Dot s?ll.i iou 1 pcf-d g'vatly supc
n-'r 1. unbars, the but ad and dlv isi"u t," which Cue Forty"
ft ud regiment i-.! thedtoot no acl'-c p*rw they were
aware ui.it a l-ott.e wm peudr.g. but with what re .its
they had not the slu ? >st conception. Humors and jus
yklona w re rife . moo.; the troopa; b.ii nothing ivu' said
or heard that would incticu e that Gron'ral Dorter's troops
ha>l met w ;th dkkBttr. On the conteery, the liiiari-' y
Ai&priyed by some of <he troop; seemed to lietok-ui go-id
ae-vs for our ams; and the rrg in<ntal bauds of - juidci's
?? irs were allowed to discourse the seul-liiai-irii.;; mar'
?h! airs?a privilege U.ai h id be-n denied them for rc -e
sol v. i-eks prevu us.
Fa-ly on Saturday morning the r.ews of re-pr-'s r?.
p ?e was heard in and spread among the troops of
8 lmr.er's and Fedg-wirk's commands, Immedia: ly fol
?wwed by an order to prepare to i*??rch, at the same lime
to keep up every appearance to blind the enemy in front
that noth'i g m nienious was cw.u'ring. The piv ets o,
the Forty second New York regiment were post d three
hundred yards in front of the rllio nils wIili !i tlicy h d
occupied for the period already staled. V -en night
come sentries were posted on ilio breastwork- the same
as on any other occasion; orders were given to strik)
?he sb-her tints, and pack everything up to move at ?
moment's notice. The order wot tubsequeatly counter
. previously informed of th ; I ci, il fct our tro we; o
icua'icg their < Id fine o.* ints -i clim nu * >i depot-- J
Banded, brtnol until the orders had been pit: *-ia.!'V c Tried
into effect. The secret order was d-eniod necse itiry, an
the execution of the first one was deemed bad policy.
M it would disclose to the watch ul enemy in front that
preparations were in execution for an e acu-'.tion or our
line of intr<n 1.meets. The troop* nn ?<? S i. >-i !t and
Summr commenced thoir retrograde movement at day"
light, nnd by six o'cio k A. M., the rest of tr. i tn opg
b irmp passed liUCCSfisfuUy tov,,ir ia the Scvou I . n- tu'
tn n, tLe Korty s?.c,nd moved out of tho rortiii-ution by
the right ffenk. movin ? own t c r .ih'oad in good .r>'c;.
Dana brigade consisted of four rcgimenl-s. The troci -
?toveil down lue road seven times to a point wh-jie w.re
ge the red immense piles of couiiniis-tary Stores, b-mg pie
pared for destruction Soldiers were here, busy with
?nes 111 hand, knocking in the teeiis of b rrcls o.
?ommi-sary stores. T-. <* use pllee or goods we
Saturated with *t k- , to b? ready for the final
application of the tcr-li. roe torch wso applied a.,
Dana's brigade iwixd down the rood, the rt*m?*
? d tie k smoke c rling up 'n h e volutin s to thu fmc
*tus m> doubt disclosed to tht eu- my, if tk?y were
^ot
?vacaatttg
?applies. Th" troops moved down to an o[ien c-a. .ug
?abed Eeardkley's farm, Sumner's rigid ?? j ? n a
luge hEI, while Sedgwick's divison,com using the l::t
wing, rested upon Urn railroad. Kirby's e-to vatoil bat
tery of Kapii'Ojn twen v-pound u s was a.so on the '??ft
*tw troope remained in this position tor s-me hvurt.
when the scene was disturbed by their obeer-. in ? in
f-'oat arte re volume ot sinefc , which wa- from the d ?
?tractleu of another muss of our commissary stores
Tbi* fact, no do-ih?, was convincing to the cuemy that
?or feres a cro retreating, ir-'Ui the prompt manner i ;
wets h thai iubsciiuenlly attacked our troops. Oar th n
?tatiwi.Ki} cuKucc was forced to the rear and ..wiltc1
the attack. Several reg:mmiu wsr imaiediut'-ii
gtepwyed as iwirtulshers, and pr>senUy !>< came engaguil,
Tb# forrs of !he advancing unox was (mall in infaulr.v.
D?r artillery wa. ? rought tnto u- ion to check the e<!
??see r.f th: rebels. Our batten. ? op :u*d very briskly
?e-1 ????* met by ? promj-t response by tue rebel bu-tc
fcte* the latter dOiD ittle damage, as many of the sheii-i
Aid n?H -sx-'o-'e. By he. o'ciu ;? A? it. ,Sunday; the bit
Vie ol this point Of Ifc'.atiny had temporar.lv cu srd. At
?wdv i clock while .tie Party-second reguu n were
?n.tc. the shies of ? skirl of woods, .-imuers nco. t.
Vrought in the iiform-itioh that the enemy wire a !
Wiving th strcr.v force. Our troops imu.eujauly -pr?ng to
in,i ,r.d were ordered t-> tno> ,? by the left (i-nk dyw-i ?:.*
ASiiroail to lavage's station, w .th termer orders toiii.-vks
the host tic.s possible towards that po.iit. It w del
Bimed by o n generals to hold tin' onoiuy in c'--ck ?t ll"
Mtirl nut 1 ilarV. - that -r th;.t b ir our trootis migiit
?ot,nnus the r istreat. At llvs o'clo k 1*. M the Mb*'
?pen- ! the Mis a .a argeforce.aoiavsry ? ? ? ng:-,
Bent took pia -i. wt?.- h lasted, with r irying rc.t. ? imtil
?utiosi dark, when he oumwr wer? coino-llo I m ia . b ..k.
Asstx.nan >t. r' ? appeared e thunder atom t .i,iu
the aiilit of ,h h th iroop* inercHed, n retreat, fn?
White- Oak Swamp, notwithstanding tlis j? si men h i
W i. flth'iiig by Coy and uierc'j tig by nigh' for two
0t?.Tiou? eviaireit to e*' -s*ivs heat, many of th ; troop*
fkil-ng. by fstigtt# and burger, by tt* roads, in. Coi uiel
duirtcs, of th? FoTty-second, f#k twice from his hoe
fcy sh'wr futigus, and to prsvent a runetttion o; ili?
-wet Ue dictni.unieo *nd ie iikt o so m order to kse|i
Msieo.f a-, vke Ou troupe still matched on, the
?e.n falling in b , dr'p, the ? id re 'b . .. .gh'y drench
Bt, mill I buy reached the t r?80 bver wli?:h ibey wrc-e
io pan th' Whi e i-ak Swamp. Tb- r?ri??M?, a- ih*y
#aa lie>< this point. u*re s -i what crowded t gethor
h; d' or- d the bri u* perfect order and regular tty.
saw as tbr re-,r reg.ment had cmee-il the bi cige war
fci- w d '.p anil rieslrtiy-d, to provsnt fiirlhor pur.-ult hy
th* r-ii#!sover 'hir route, l'lie troo;n ?e;e then li it*d.
?tad a iew Icurs' rest aliciwe.1 Uiom, resting on their
Arm*, ready fur ery sme . ?ncv.
Reuns tbror ?iu| four o'clock on Moti-.l?y lucrmag
the IrtsfS were *gi?in orilereil in I'D-. Tic- march in
?sards tbs .tame river was rrsnmed. t'he "uotry pa? *0
fcvrr was ttttoi y dertiliue of ?iu#i?thrro wsr- no
totri-ame. no wolls sue-, nor brooks, to giailuet tin- ey -
?f our ifble fsllon*, now reddened 1>y fntig-ie en I tt .ret
(tome of tb poor fellows off?wed ftr.* dollar for * ilruik o.
?aid water.
at noon on Mot; ley tbs V"ir? *nemv esriied at
?gh? po ut where the brt U ?'??' dee'.rjyed. Its |i?* go
Was ilefsmltd b; frwokl .? S cor, ; tiithi- fore* wj*
deemed msulDcHit lor the pu'pocs. end l>ma> origv4,.
Wbchbedbvvh Mm- *?!;?!? p-.mt formic ?>?
ym.ti. v, as ordered t" h* r.ec over f* sr.iu.nl they t ,ui
_Ju-t traversed, to nssiel ?'r mk>ia in his ct do ivi r- I"
?b*- It th?* enemy. t>ena ? fircc arrived ?t th? dseirnd
pc'ut ilo-* b;, the column of defeui i- lying on thulrnrn:',
? -stTap, wb?n MdOAitty ?? y b-*v e-inuonailiiig was
beard from tb* direct) n frotn which fMna's brigade
had jsst some Her* at litis juncture, tie
JD ua. through n ue?e -wr!i wl.wh lie wae suffer
tng -hru'ighjbe who ? .v '.m orite *f*rrcd P>- ???
??l-eved, from command an t - commainl uf lit bcigj le
t dMs itnel by- < "oloti*l la ?- of .. Twer, tb M- a ? hu?e't
r*iiwient Tb* l? gai ?? waa ordered to retrars llieir
?v* e to reoiti -*dgwKk 'jica Ar- < j r*t .rnsd the
? ng of the* my grew ipor" dl*t not tn l b?ny This,
gk wrver. only -erred pi ct tunlatr o- ro pe totroi!i
B<?r i-ne fbtr brave Mldkrs r i to . . .. i\, b,*
(pi.ck Mioa. ill order it |>OBaiblj. 10 ? iV<- .!) . ,y. (?n
MTt*ing ae*- * p-. ut l>-nt naicb tn* rt- g pro-ise d,
there ineSU of fie brigade at this tnesppa-e to
bctni tttblr tnrVectiVS ootnmanAsr* ???em-I tod; ini
Tb-Korty e-rono' was b?lt?d. fiwtn. d i ?>? 0t t.enie
?ml then uiov-d s -n* *? open spa/ie l tli:-direcli n o a
^ie-eef wood'. tow.Wds where the firing of the enemy
eras heard The I'airty-seoond wss *.*in halted,
?ad kel nel tbarl**, kmwt g that our own troo <s
^pgust be eugeged, rode to the front to ascertain the lout
|{^v of our Irooyis and the po' tion of tb* tnamy ffe had
^,f. proeeeil'il f'tf when ne overtook fragmems of several
pegira *n^s. Th* po-dtion of the enemy wesAuc-rtaiOed.
?n(| e(V> Korty s*< ond was ordered In lino of bv 'le. It
ked nof1 prooesded far when the shot of the enemy was
?hre*t*d at th**'i plongiung np the earth end sitti ng 'k >
trees twest/ a**' ?bov? their heada with tbo pre*ieio? of
g iicklt Tli# >V*> tHyootl fsechsa ? gtblis aweut t>J
ground, and proceeded up the slope. Colonel Charles ?ur
miMiig that the enemy were In 'orce on the oppovlle side
i f the hill. Ttiu Forty-second wus ugaiu halted, to await
the appearance of the rebels on their own ground. At_
lb.e tune the roer of musketry on the other portioi^ gf
our line was tn-st teirido end deafen! jg( mm
the smoke of the discharges mlmoet lm*enn?rable. The
eueniy now moved o.er the hill to meet the Forty-serou J,
our men stood firm, with pieces loaded, ready for the
conflict. The lubrls w re soon In sight, and a deadly
Agin commenced. Georgia's bes t tioo,*. met those from
the Km,ore >t .te. Tho ' -vrgrnusat flr*t staggered umlur
the accurate lire of tho forty second, b it rallied and re
newed the oouflict. for a time the enemy were checked,
at:d the Forty-second ha I commenced to drive thoui
back. v> hi a an unfortunate shot struck iho neck of Colo
n:l < iuwies'horse, thr?m;h the pommel of tho saddle^
urmly lodging in the Colonel's groin. Tho flow of bloc j
fit in the Colonel's wOcid was instantaneous; his bur se
became restive, whirling around with Ha rider, rah
iug through the woods and striking against a tree.
The Colonel rem*4 :u his saddle, and sons.' one,
seeing h.3 coudttun, Came to hai a;d. the wo .)>?*.t?J C.lo
tied was supported on hi- horse and conveyed to Brack
e l'- hou-e, where Ue found his rvo regimental, surgeons
and some of hia officers and turn. He was iiflted hour
ills h rse and curried .a there, ills wound was e:;am
me and aiipftcaiiou*. uf cold water were cr.td. A strong
duso of morphine w sadrnlnktered tob^s, ana he .v,s
soon under its influence .nid-tu a sound sleep, lie was
la: ou tb > ground ou i inia straw uuul Tu.-- l.iy
morning at daylight, when a <*>)< ,?r rushed into
his apartment, crying, "lire t'uoy are. h re
they are!" Colonel Charles immediately dswandc 1
of the man what Ins meant. The soldier rcplio I
that tho enemy were up. a them. Col. Charles then
a-'tod it any of his tnir. vor? outside the house. Hj was
answe.od that there e -ra "lots of them." lie then or.
dere.1 I hem to throw down their arms and strip their
belts from their bo j-, so that the i b.'s would liavc no
exen-'e for firing on the hospital The order w is obeyed,
und m t few moments Ci pt. Fair:ax, of the jebol Gu.ie -ul
L ti^street's staff, entered, declared all those in hospital
i rls ncrs of war, couplet) with the doc.arat.ou ih..t they
were all paroled, to proceed I" Kichttvwtd,aud iho.o
seek ?uch accommodations as they oouid g t.
Col"i.el Charles surrendered his sword to Captain Kair
I s. Thoro were m:>ay Union officers and men in rlt.i
hospital, all needing immediate surgical care. They
v-ere succesafully treated and cared for by our own ur
ge* v. ho refused to leave them. OuWcd-esday Col.
Charles obtained permission to go to Ktchuaond. H-s
wound was dressed an 1 he was th- u placed in an ambu
lance, tho bottom of wfcich was c uered with straw.
Tho ambulance was a common , oilier's tv.igoa, an.l. v.ith
the driver and a private seidier attendant, the imrty
?tartaJ for Richmond. The route was conrtnued until
dark, when the drir. r lost his way and was buinirca in
a swamp, where tley stopped until morning. In
this i rcdicament Colonel Charles smd he passed
a sleepless aud a pa.i.ful night. Tho next morning the
ambulance Btarted: g-Uu, uuil sU noonouTUursuay arrive I
in tbe city or KioluuonU. Ooloaei Charles was taken to
several hotels, and triad to obtain quarters, anl en
deavored W engage p vate accommodations; but h,s
affbrU were truitlc**, a.id he was finally obliged to s^k
reiuge iu the 8 atv Prison Hospital, No. 20 Cary street?
i?n arriving there he was lilted from tho wagon by one
of tho orderly .^rgeahts of his own regiment, who had
t>, on made prisoner ibr o weeks previous, by General
St -wort in his raid on Tunstall's station. The sergean
secured Colonel Charles some little accommodation* in
the .-hape or a cot and other little things, the Colonel's
wounds were again dressed by the Union surgeons .n
a. tendance.
Colonel Charles speaks in term* of the lilghe-t pralso of
I)-. Marshall, of Berdim's.Sharpshooters, whose noble
? ..rit of self sacriilce ,s to be found in few. Hesecri
tlced his health and almost his life In attending to the
thousand patients new In Ibis hospital prison. His
cable spirit gave way from cOBjtuut exert let), and in
th-ee days ho wes prnttrated with a malignant attack ot
typhoid re\or, which betokened disastrous results, hut
it lias since been ascertained that Dr. Marshall was re
Cove: .tig. still spared to pursue his honorable profe.-* on'
Colonel CUarias soon found that the overcrowded state
of the prison was prejudicial to the health of its inmates,
'.'tie lower floor was, by order of tho CouVedorato surgeon*
exclusively apportioned to tho use of officers. home of
the men*who then occupied it were removed toother
quarters, thus giving the former ?"me more room. There
ere three floors in tbe hull "ing. In one of the upper ones
runic amputation* had been made. Bandages could n-.t
be obtained to pre, ?rly dress .he wounds, lor the sick
there were no medicU.ce or nourishment. l'euih sured
?or rr.eu stark in the face ?muer the most agonizing clr
curo-oai'.ee Hat sins wore given out at nine o'clock
,11 ihe morning, consisting of three ouncee of boiled
? vtd f res'* beef, one sift of dry n cad, two inches thick.
IO each man. This was repeated at five o'clock f. M.
t.ui*iuecf this our sick heroes received nothing. M
liir.es parties war* allo ved to go outside the prison
i.iuita and get a bucket of spr.ftg water. 1U building
wc supplied from the Jiar.es river water, and wax Hike
warm and turl. d. By the l-nieccy or the sentinel a few
r;Ce?, in theehape of og*s, butter and o.her tilings.weie
( fo, u-e.i, but at exorbitant pr. es. I/t eiiy ??* :llil.">b?
>^jnod for a woman to visit the hospital and supply the
inmst *. with fresh milk every morning. Ea. h ofuoer pa
li-at x - t a'* ui a pint. This was indeed a boon to them, as
man*.- uf luetn co'ild not est tbb unpalatable h rpitnl diet,
in the m?autimo the dead became czcccfcire n numbers,
and the boilic* were carried ntc tbe celiar beneath.m
which the hospital cooking v.-a- done. Desp.te every et'e. t>
? -r.* ver. ot time* many bodies of their own and our
00 .: and s m-of them s a pctr-went s ate?kept hi
this arcs; ituc.n. The rebels said they empl. yed at! the
:tr:? sod ihe available Isiip io perform the nt.s of ha*ty
sejol'.ce. rod could do no more. In the dajliine tho
hnappnl apuriro-rit* w-re (umUnied with burning tar;
bu; it i ght ihe stench from the decomposing b -d.es
w.?- ?u h us t?> render breathing alntosi impossible.
Colonel Cbarlea th oks that the liberation of our
wounded w?s not own i ao inu h to the niagnan miiy of
spirit of tl.e rebel air.h'ritiee sa to the rear of their re
1 niioa leading to an ep'-tamic.
c. iotie! Cbaiie# st .te* that be was sent borne from '
liMtbtttoed with the verbal explanation tlud he was pa- j
roled until aii exchange eonld be efle-ted. He was toid
?hut n i r vtnal obligation w..s require! of him. The met
important |i<dnt of iuio-uiat .on gu.n-d bybtshr.ef l".
? ?urn in Richmond wa? obtained ou hie departure for
.???r.ie, being f * ''I of the new iror-ciad -teamer wliidi
?lie rfbul" are btiilding. uiodeliod after the Verr .umc
lh ri-eua! pi ivticgo win no fault of llio rrhel*. wh'i
? e-i 'he ri,r i. s- of a large dmibie anib'datMe oon.
tainmg the Colonel ?a<'. eoine wounded M <-.?*? h eeti? olll
cr n as tbc.v passed along Hie dame* rivjr; but the
f.> Ilia'. liaVing the lower pert on of the vim lu. and Ui*
mrt ilua bem; eligbtly short, was er abled Pi *ec the
b Ik of the ne v war ves'.d, ?? it w?? being towed by
an old :ei i y!?*t i" Hie <iirecli n of the T'eiieg.r Iron
Works. it 1- pre"* med for the pnrpie* o" re-et>
ir.g if iron cosut.g iliere. ibi* ve-*ei is a beaked
,a*n, and' In this reap ft, tod in weim of smaller
m.e tiieu the Men in)'" . does she difler from thai liefnuct
,r .-,e i.i-.iis-er ;ln ii-w ve? el he her pel oi soda
? nctnbar "f t.s'i w?ie el w t> on I ?r >ai *
w i-re i' ? out ix e. alf-ve the water * eg Ti. ram
W-S ncirt," . *.i-ii*t g :*b"' ' f"'ir fi' t Kleive tt.e
I ,,?'K I erter. '.>? i ? ? six ' r eight t-at. Tbe ?>+ eel
s i, si * thl : se-'IU nivevr fOrrnld ible and hit
1 sh* w ii. leie'iiyfor servl-e in three we-ke at the fif
th' ' H* r i - * if in - .v to a peak ?? si .a hto hi t! <t
(I,. , ... r-e 't S ?harp sugle. When r- ?? rt s*v.l her
machinerv P"l m b-r g wMI prohaMy not he over
ulit font ab"\ ? the ma'-fteir . much-nia'ler. si?e wil'
(,? r*r 111 're 'U rite ' ? than th ? M ? rifn.'. Itiei H"i e
? ,w another iron clad ff*ei pii?e reifly p.r -er
tbe river It w*? a I mbewt. app rently -f about four
bu'idred tons.
The Italian Piirllnnie.Mt.
ei'Kjkb .;f nh.sr.hAi. Avt./raya ?. ain't av r*rc
ivnrts ru xKvico uouu i Aim wirn roKt-tus ,
NA I tOSS.
If, ? u Ileb..'0 tn the Italian Parliament et Turin on J
th. oon . r .ini.e ttcncral dve/rana k. wei! ku?wa in [
the I led "tab# a* ft gitlaM. ma-in use oi ilia iollowiig ^
woods to 'he courae of his s|>eech:?
* ? I shell *Ja? "?y * fpr w'-rds in r-lst-n to our
fo r- f i' ronkiitog mys< k to advising the K\#cu
, v-e ??.' i ? m.ik- icm-elf solsecrvi-til to any ?"rri?n
P?,v , | Hppr n c, axel I atn In lator ot an aiinnco
I, ne. . ui UfcWrnl ally, and an. willing to
?i'"tf mnee whenever ng.r sltlor ??omitry may
he Ml .'ked or rtiTi.-ice.fi m be- imfitioal en.tcw
!!* r w be , SI.. mic.i'le i irfr.ye ? n the rights ??".
er ir' "ti< e of O l.e nation" Andes. ?m p>. ohH.gon ib.s
.-.in! it will i. t ?>e nsetesa for m"
well i -vc viiig g' v.Ti inei t i.ga.nef at x pioj. sttlon ttct
ni .y hi msde to Jeln the axpeditloii uiVie' takaa by the
In. peris' r vert n.-nl iigulif. Merle ? 'er thatwongl he a
iea> crti.i. se.boairt' a the vbdaibm of xl?e |rrm<:.pl'?
ot Batiuimlllr, frcni wliudi we draw o .r existence, It
wo id .ili i ate i io ui Hi- aym;?thy of neafjj "t-o h'Jb
drnd nil ?' o. e ef I tiat ll mtso' th -O illfhran.- ?" uti lee
wb'S'pMieat feel frierdlyanfi ki''fly low./ds u? It
WloIiI iii re our conituen e, and c ess np the* way to
m<n) s-1Ventage* It would cause a rinn imni-dide
and n Trlble to thin* of to more then two hundred tboii
HMiid It. liana restd ng in the vsrloiia omiotriea "f iVblUi
Anw" fee ,m I to wh'm the leaat evil tbet emild hapistn
wulil be the lose of their property. Be ye therefore,
o n rt fi.ntntcs,' rh a.e end rautioua In -ultlvatlrg tlw
frirtiUb^ uf - ?lea*, without fi'ilmstiea,
from tUe Smth.
Or ni? L0CIS1AN lAMll rBEVKB KOKTHKKN
OOU'j TO KKBKL SHtNTLAhlBUS.
A copy of tb j Mobile AUvcrlUer of the 11th hat. is re
ceived. It v ,yg that' "among the population of I hot por
tion of thu state of Louisiana lying above and west ef
New Orloi m there ia a numerous class of persons of
mixed iPosceut, ignorant and scarcely speokiug or un
dorstas ding the Kagliah language. These, it may we:l
be sup ;ioMd,have little feeling in common with th ae
whig' are fighting in this war. They do not understand
tin* quarrel, ho. They would as aeon have Northern
gdf.j aa Confederate paper, if not a liuie rather, no matter
f' >r what Lund of disloyal services It might bs the wages.
' fhe l'?s of New Orleans was at first regarded as a t*r
riblt blow to the Confederate cause; but U has prvef,
fruitful of the greatest advantages? moral arid material
Its first eil'sct has been to arouse the Southern cut* ?
The word has gems forth, 'No aaore sit renders of ? ea
port towns, except in ashes.' Butler's rule h a ini^si
fied Southern hatred o: Yankee ru.a. He metu to tight j
for our in lepealeruie with such m ans as t. >! ? 11 nature
have put into our bauds, just us if intervention war not
nut el the question of hope."
Ui-.f'USALS KKOOiniKNDh.P.
The Ai'HSW inr'tiuh ui???/?<< -ays:?'iur g v-f-- .men:
has now Hi It.i hands sever.d hundred Yau'a.-a officers,
some of them of high military rank and high; oial po
sition. Now is he opportunity tb demand s tm. ement
for the atrocities perpetrated i*y the iru-oreoat*' Butle> '
at New Orleans Now is the titno to demand retribution
for the blood of the martyred " llumiord." His d?atU
cri"? to H aven lor vengeance. Lot twenty or thirty of
tb 'eibml prisoners, high -st in rallk, be net aside and
ho d in close confinement, thero to remain e .til" Butler"
is delivered up, or until by the chances ol war ho is
tlirowu inu our hinds.
TUe Turf.
FASHION TUCASUHB UHOON? ASSOCIATION?TKOT
T1NO.
Wrdnwbat, Joly 28, sweepstakes *300, mile heals, to
iva ontr'Hu lu proo*" Is of the ad\ir to bo don tteJ
11 ? oiuc oharitalde instit tion."
p. Mace entered g. g. Jcsso 2 11
H. Wo Hirnff pnlered b. g. <ed .lolm .Tacks' u 1 2 !2
li. l'lifer outs.edb. m. Win .v Moi an..... 3 3 3
'ii.ue, 2 44,'^?2'43?2:41.
The shore named horse*; sre well known roadsters,
hably prized by their respective owners, each of whOin
being under the b' lio: that the capabilities of bis own nag
were far sspoi ior to those of his u ighbor's or any oth ?r
man's, the ah ve sweep?takes was arranged to try the
lueritu of tlielr chargers wi.h a few torus around the
raagio circle of a racecourse; and, to add Intern-it to the
aii'air ami divest it of alleppea-ance of g& nir.g, tho par
ties a,;cod that the "Winner should donats the en
tire proceeds to some charitable purp se. Jt was
.said thai the proceeds would be given to St. Gabriel's
cbu'cb. Probably $500 Was realized by the trot. liie
aiTair called cat k very ,'nj attendance, notwithstanding
the unfavorable state of the weather durin.; meaner
noon.aU??f whom?tbbu, women avid children?appeared
hl?bly de.ightod w th the sp rt. Mr. Boyls hoi so, KM
Joi.n Jaekson, was decidedly the favorite in the pool seil
me. bringing in iinltmited |.o.>!.? j o, uhilo Mr. Iiasseu'.-;
?mare \t iuow Morwau brought $13, and John K .ite!'-;,
b.oii4it bm $8. These li ? oagive about theavo
rag< ra- ? at which the li irsea m M pr. vtona to the ?iait.
A Wt the flibi be t, John Jaclteou. having won it wppv
x<" t y vary hai'Jiiy, sob lor$40, whiiC the other two
together b.o.igh'. but $.0. Ju.nj?, having' boa'wu Jack
son in ill *?-?" lid turn, became top'sawyor in tbe bet
tiny, although iho backars of Jackson s-'luek t" Unn to
tiio end. and tho odd.* agi.in.-t him wore at no time more
than toil to ? ight. it was a capital race, nail 'ho time
snri>ri.-iii4i even to tb 'tic who claimed to b" posted.
J\r>' It 'it.?Widow Morgan won toe iL.-ideposition,
John 'ack- n the mid die, .1 >-?; the outside. At Hie
aiajl to. re ?. i-m.-d ! > be a di-p. -itiou on the jmrt ot the
two fa;;- 1 i'fli?T and Mace) to k> op iiirain in the middie
and also in tho roar. J- from the cut.'-ido. or, tlm
lead, erofi.-ed ovr and loik llie pod a. d th ?-! tho mart)
cross. (1 In front of Jackson lor thoouiAide; b'.'.t Hiram,
k .owing that his borne had tho s;xjod at that nionvmi,
pulled out to the kireme outs to. aud. ir ititig around
the I tiio". led ibout to the .planer (Kile throe or tour
tengtbr; aud ir?tu there to the a'.and ne kept his burse
up to the top not eh, determined that the others should
t.ot c"t hiai in a tight piacc uj.uu duriu., this he .1.
Jessie, however, made a" very b'.c brush from the half
mile i?de, and cloud up n.cely unitl witLin a few -axis
?,< the ><a,re, a hen lie broke op and iost hi .nance (or
the heal, rtio marc made a very ?wor ahow, being batten
eight or ten lengths. Ttmo,2:44^.
Saond Hf.it.?lesse took lb" load w*h the word, and
maintained it to .ho cud, ciesely pre?s"d by Jackson
every step of the d,stance. Jackson broke several times
during toe haul, J?-=c trotted very s a..ii> till tiio
way, and at the end seemed to liavo mora bottom iha.i
eitboro! the Others, and looked so tresh aud so mnch
like a ?> in. -or that lie at once became tbc (asorite.
Time cf tho beat, 2:43. Ibis mare was body beaten
agair.
Tninl If a'.?ihte was tue most ev itmg hc-.t in the
race, Jc.-hc anil Jack so ll ha. H bead eii*. lie id code* t
for half a mile, wlieu, the brush jiT'crino teo long o.i 'bo
litter, atid .ml being able to stand tho press, he broke
ujl^lor a b an iiitig cpeli. This give Jt*>?e no much tuS
ad van in <o thai I he oth r,although b. iai..ed wry lii.e.y ,
couM not .".. am ovcr ako him. and he came m tiiC stand
a win mr by a length, making the hea? in 2:41. Widow
Morgan nearly distanced. And tIds was the end ot^tbe
dini ]iy race ltd oth *? races on the r....d nemo, in tiio
rain cm be bciior ioci^inod than d?. cilbcd.
A p'lissatid ake wit! bo trotted be to lay by ibroe
very good hcTcfe. tLotanie that wete etgageu in a burnt i
cap about a week eg .
r.AAIiaO lis tiOMOJI.
bosmsr, JiAy 23.13'2.
Tb? econd day's racing of itie Boston inosttt./ c^rno oil
to-day on ti.r P-oakHn I'a.k Course. The i.ltorolnnce wag
not so numerous us on tiio first day, ow lug to Urn cold
an 1 un-ca.sor.able weather. Tho racing v.as execneut,
all the bests being closely contented.
The Prst race was a tnilo handicap, lor a purse of $230
jl,<: Jessie. b longing to Mr. .lolm Hunter, was backed ".t
odd* against tli* other th;re starter.?Hillsborough, l.ni
ma and Cyctone. The r a.c was wuti by HiUshoruugh, ;a
1 jgi, . ycv.|,t fKirr second Mt-s Jess e third aud Luuna
p. rt I.
The two mite be.it* handicap race, for a purge of $143,
was will by Pr Wfklaa's tieltic Ward, beam.,. Trovab-re
a il Kcvcii c. Trovatore w.is tiio (iivurito and Revenge
next in e-ttmation. Revmtc w a tt.cti ? h-: t m :: .VJ,
wufi Trovatore *i'Cihi<I. H.*ltic V. jrd won lit- .*-cond Mint
'third li-:u u ' 4?' , ?ud 3:a ? ? lie. an exciting rues iu
cacti hea: w.'.O fmva.ore.
Pr. Weldon ot Kentucky,con*.-piently won both rs<ea
to :uy btmu lite ilr-t victories be bus achieved during
the r'Ceiit campaign in the North.
The Kuroyiun Steninera
AHili V At. of rHti ASIA AT HALlfAX.
H ii wax, July JW$2.
Tbe rtouiatliip Asia S' ri'. e I bore at twelve o'clock lant
nikfit. ?ti?l gulled *%**}? at half-past throe o'ci?<k this
ti oi niug mr Boston, where viie ?II! bo on Thcrmlay Alter
neon.
Tho Asia liar giity.three pagnnngers. fli# rejiort*?
Pasted in the Pngbsh t'habuei on the 12th lutUnl ship
' (.'ceroid ru?I barks Clyde, Devon an 1 Venetiaii. on the
I 13th pas'"! the st? itner < hms?latitude not ebtted?and
on tin Stub t!i ? stcumsr .~c >ti?. bound eitt.
7UK Hllll.KKtAN Ot'TWAKD BOl'NP.
Si. Jongs, N' p.. July 22, 18(12.
t<Jv ,< s* from the I tnted Slates to Monday rveuiug were
placed en bnnrd the ?i?am.-hip Hib-rman, from iptebeo
for l/.'iidond"rri an I l. ver|>ool, on rap" Race,at hklf-pa't
three o'cUh'U ll:W *lie. noon.
Private deg|?tc.ieg sent through Mr. George Steker's
Ci.i.irneirial agor.cy, No. 143 Broadway, New ^o^k, acre
also placed ? n b iaid the Ulbern.an.
THE kl'ROPA OITWARtl BOUND.
Ilott'iN, July 23. 1862.
Tbe stevti 'li.p Kit rope suited at id'ie o'c'-xk thi? nvrn
tug woli ui c pa-' etisers lor Ha'iiat and forty-slA ior
l.ivarpocl. r4tr take* out |T&,4lNl it. specie
Xevvt fnilu San P'rnfirl*eo.
b/a Kw.vni isfo, ly 21,1862
3aile l, t''rdi.er td lrt. ii','ale earfyitig 2SU? pa'csn or-'
and li 114.MO ill trenacrn lot Naw Yoik, ai:d $2i0,(a?0
itr fnglaod.
Pii?unal liilelllgCiiee.
i.tiioral Bteiika,' a..< ?.inpani'? byte not the members
o' ' 11* -tad arrived iu tbl' < ; y a late h "ir ooTuesdsy
i, i iii. a ...'croay be l? fci lite fa tu >n New ,!a -?y,
"us will remain for a si rt lime
Au.org 'be a.rtra a at .1"- - ' 'vic'n4?r Hotel ye.fenli \
wcie Jo!.n We tworib, ?g Mayor ? ? tnc .gr Ma.,oi
p.i: get i Ibe itoi'O states >.i j C"lotel lliiibr uk.
0. Hi" KilTy t. i regiment New V rk Yo'unteeia' l' *n.
J i v \ c! (iloO, atid t,?aei Van Yesl.ten of Alliauy.
i aptainC. W. I.ynian nfihe I nited State- Army, m
route to M. uiph a ' atda o J i. Hum, or ? ah., rum. I
Aoci.g o, llio t w led uies Atniy ; N. M liotnud, c. Si
1, ma, atid Itobc t vt i iee of New York . are aioj ping at
ttie Meiropoliten Hotel.
t.ensral Bernard,of the I nited Slate* Army; If n. -I.
|i tl< itderaon. of Missouri ? aptem iia/aru, u tiib
I lifted 'a- Navy . ' nptain J. J. J. I.aer?ne?, of fbe
ship Welteter tol. H. li. Jewell, 'rf I o- better; Anson
I'Aiija, ? f Albany, and O. W t'h ae.e. Ht. Iaua, arrived
at the AaPu House yesterday
Homer Ranieiiell. of Naeb'irg; I dw.ird Verio?r and
w e. < f Hi pianri; Major Arn?at""u>'1 of Mot,(real, w H.
Snilth,*tid family. and W J kU Aipma <!r f'mcionati; r.
B. Kg"V'it, Malta; J. H Kcgi as, of (Tre:c viilr . Ohl
N . My.ra.of Ptiiiedelphie. Jcn.e* Hey,of .v cw York.uod
J. F Winslow, of iroy, era aiei ping at tha i ifib /ven"t
Hotel.
> fokmel II 3 P'ikMa. 'ha Bantli tegduent Ma??a
ehiot'ti* Volnniaera. Heerge A Richim ml. of N?W|?or(i
C W. Orne. of Nofihbero, Mara , and K. II Thayer, oi
Philadelphia, aro stopping at tha Hr?V>ort Jlo'J ?
Judge fllllon, CillOinuSU, Hulled Stntee.aed Mr Cnsey,
York, sw route I rout Romd tor AOMrice, arrived in
T'lam, Ireland, on Julyl.te pay thi-tr re*pw;t? to bit
Hrsee the Arelibiehop, " ho recaive'i tbsm nuet ktui'y.
rhey ware preecrte: by the Rev " Cwwsfj P P ,
Ueedivrd.
THE NEW CALL FOR TRCOPS.
Military Movement* In New Ybrk and
Vidnlty.
THE RKCKl'ITINU UFKICEB8.
Tbers ??erus to be % liltch 6owewl?ero In the
workiet or th? recruiting officers, as tba difficulties
whiofc they have to encounter In procuring men for tbeir
various commands appear to be of rather an exlenaive
nature. 'lbe manner in which volunteers are treated af
ter their enlistment is a material point which prevents
rapid recruiting. Thero h ue beca no definite regula
tions madn us yet relative to tbe payment of bounty
money, this being one of tlio causes of complaint There
tne plenty of iuju to bo had who will at once enter the
army cold they be convinced of the certainly of
procuring their bounty mouey after so doing. The re
cruiting < Ulcers c in,.lain of this, and desire that a reform
sh u!d bo m.cde in this niatUr. Some few days ago, it
will be remembered, a number of tbe officers met at
th.j Astor House m o.der to further their interests in
tliia connection. They will uioet ?g.tiu, for t'ue same
purpose, in the conrso of a day or two. Should the
bouuty of fifty dollars be made certain to the recruit,
thero would bo a rash of volunteers to the diflbrent sta
tions every day in ths weak.
An thor fact which interferes with recruiting is the
g ent detoy experienced by our volunteers iu receiving
thair pay after thsy enter into active service. Men who
havo fx mi! .es to b : p, 011 cannt t be expvetod to shoulder a
iu o'cot an l inarch far away from home leaving their
families unprovided r,aud with little hope of reoeh
iug the wiierewitbal fmn tho government to alleviate
that defoHutHi. With reforms made in iheee matter^,
there is no doubt but that the ranks of oar army will fast
fill up to any amount nooes^iry to be raasod.
Tit:: Bf jRriTfNo stations.
The following are tho localities of the different recruit
ing hlationr. thioiighout the city:?
t orco rui /ouay*s, Company K, 70 Prince street and 50
Caiur ? stre?l.
Metr.'ixiiitaa Guard, Company E. 50 WalUers'rect.
Co one Hia* I'tLsner's regiment, I'orty-li.th street and
loo Bi oadwnj
t oiii.mnj K. Thurlow Weed Guard, 193 Tenth etreet,
N riliTii Ho el.
Marine Am cry, 155 South street,
ttant it Legion, 207 Wo t slreot.
The Roguiar Army, 93 Chath im and 115 Cedar street.
P mola's Umpire Brigade, Thirregiment, 17 Centre
street.
V Million's Light battery, 438 Broadway, City Hall
1'.. k.
I'our'h regiment, Comjany E, Spinola'a brigade, 47
tanal- reet.
AutU n Battalion, 508 Broadway.
Spin.da'.- Empire brigade, Mercer House
f-'UM.'D Leii 'ii, 174 Grand street.
Stantuu I.ouon, 177 Grand stc t, 199 Bowery,
bpii. aa's inn pirn Brigade, 3d') i'e.v i street.
Spiaola'a l- mpirc Brigade, 91 White street,
ihird legiineut, Spluola ?, Xo 2 -eveuth i.Venue.
tiecM.d regiment, Spinol ,'s, 118 Graud sueet.
1 an yea s Zouaves, 00(5 Broadway.
Nntioual V 'luutcoiK, ll'i'/art Hall, 314 Broadway.
National Volunteers, 2ii3 Willtain street.
1 h.rd r glinent. splmda's, room 22 Tammany Oil.
Hdlbouse Light Infantry, si Ni,.?-;<u reet:
One f liiuurtu and Second regiment, 430 Broadway.
Bee!! Siiaipshoolcip, 129 Hudson street, X'o. 4 Water
street.
to). Oims toad's r? inienf. 51fi ("anal street.
Kntpi: c B: ieAdo, 7o Division street.
Empire Brigade, corner of West and Vesey streets.
Fourth Senatorial district regiment, 444 Uioi'.dway.
HiiUiouse Light Infantry, 602 Broadway.
Oi( lain Monk s company, 54 Pearl Etreet.
l'h erix regiiiieni. 100 Bourn trert, 270 Mott street.
New York Volunteers, Fourth r<-g.motif, 171 Canal
street.
Pit ciiix regiment No. 2 James s!ij>, 54U Sixih avoaue.
P'i.'lh regiment, 40 New Bowory.
I'h >?: ; i icghaent, corner of West Broadway and Leon
ard ft. tict.
Hallcck Guard, 4S0 Brwidway.
Brigade, 27 Atlantic i-.treet, Brooklyn, and No.
lbS 1 ? II r Strest, Now York.
\ csh .. eti l husi-eurg, 52 Broad/ay, ..ad Bod House,
Harlem.
Gdicc rs Wanted. 280 Broadvrcy.
N'e.?- York Artillery , l?"? IF-wery.
Fifty fourth New York, 1U4 < ?nal street.
f-ig.-l Btigj. e, 244 lU'i Houston street.
Sign Guard, 244 East Houston street.
Slgal Guard, 114 and 131 t lint'>n street.
PUvubou regiment, 1C3 He: tor street.
Suuitutl Guard, 75 Norfolk street.
Nigel Brigade, 2do Bowery in ! 101 Attorney street.
big el Brigade, ion Vathmgiou street.
l!>e i-.veiaco number of recruits at the several sta
tit ins Las been nearly two h'tr.dred por ?Iay, aud they are
gradually increasing. It is but juruce to give credit for
the energy exhibited by the otimers at each of those
stations, as they are engaged from morning until night
in the praiseworthy object of obtaining meruit*. The
expenses oi the offlc-re. in this '/mr.cctton, are also some
what heavy, as thoy i-p- rid money from thuir own i rlv.ro
purses in order tbiurilirr the inlurcuto ui recruiting us
much an possible.
THE ULUIH EKKJADK.
The meeting in aid of the Irish Bri/'ade will take place
on Friday evening next at the beverrb regiment armory,
ismteal of at Uio Cooper Institute, as previously staled.
Addroseeg arc t? bu ucli??re<t on the occasion by General
Meagher, Kkhird uViorman, Kcq., James T. BraJy, l -.t.,
an t .lodge Italy. if it u taken into consideration who
work iiu- already been done by the gallant I: i,-h brignd -
duiuig tlic present content, there is no doubt bot4 that
there will bo a grand rally to its aid mi to morrow even
ing. flic rank,-, of the brigade have been decimated at
the bauds o me SQciny aiul <>1 d.scare; and their coun
try ineu of .sew York are now caiiel npou to till hp the
gap which has been made by traitor hands, it remains
u.- lie teen whether tin y win' n irry ' ? the lidd with that
abu t Uy deserving of tno ceii'c and ilie occasion. Gone,
rat Buagber is engaged night and day in attending to thu
inierctiis ul his command. lie ban hut a few oaya now to
remain m the city.
TUB FIFTY-FIFTH UOIXRST,
Cnloue! de Trobriand, of the Fifty-fifth regiment, in an
><wor to a Statement lately made, that his command had
dwindled dow n to the small complement of fifty men,
writes a letter to a paper of this city contradicting sail
state-;,ent, and giving tin: nomtxr as follows:?
in cam:
Detail* l or. ,k tlve eervn o cleewhero 17
UcfM, -tck and wounded 302
Total fttO
Tin. Ql'A KTkliM Ab'fKK OfNEKAI.'S OFFICE.
General Arthur, the able and offcent otllcer wlto has
charge of the Q rutei waster GeMfui'i deportment, situ
ai. d in iYalki r at-out, Is kept bu.sy daily at present in at
teodiDvta his various dm?e". Yes or ! ly a largo i|uatitity
oi army accoutrements were FWCOlVCd at the department.
HI'INOI.A'B DtPIKE BRIO A OR.
The recruiting for this organization seems to bo pro
greasing with more aart.e^tt.os ui this city th.m among
our friends at the oilier side oi the wa ?r. There ere yet
wanted over thirteen hunded m?n to fill up tho brigade
to tho proper standard. The encampmont is situated at
knit New York where roiu.ts ui drilled daily.
VOHRCMH UlAf-r-KUUt.
Tlte encampm.ut of this corps- is situated at 106th
street aud Second avenue. Great inducements aie
?t!?rod to reruns for j'lintt.g. Tl.e regiment is called
a tcr thu I iiuenied V'ofbiirgli. wh<> died while jn the dig.
chugs >.f hi.- luty ns colonel, ineie i? a recruiting oll.ee
at No. 112 Weik'-r Kt-ct.
FIK8T REGIMENT NEW YORK CAVAI.RT.
There are recruits wanted Immediately for the above
corps, wliteh i* dow in e.-l've service nt ftufl'olk, \ a.
c olonel Iiodge is at present in command of the regiment
Keci uititig neadip.ui Urs, No. go tVli'iehali sirs. t.
RTANTOK I.W1I0N.
This is denominated tlic Eleventh regiment New Yt rk
.-tut - Vnluuleorc, sod comtuaadM by Colouul Alien, who
. an ?'.Otr-'-rM tfih-lency ant m?rtt. Colonel Alien wa
tl.e nun who rsiivd the First legituent New Y"-k Vo
lunteers, who ui.- now under General MeCleHan, and
tfieli I*, a very tUid discii-iine lm e beon the tu vine ei
ui?uy a tonglM. Forth" p-e-eut tlltfilSMMl la-gtuu hi.'
untie .. hcatitiy nnd hcanttftti cncmpfneai xt 8.-w t? .rp,
.--.a'.-n let.?nd .where rn0iults arc :>t.t daily ou bc.i g
ii.ii--tere.-i into the service, i n.i i tho utile ieadct ship of
< (iluBtl At'cii th-r* is tin d ubt ..hat thu regimm: will
become a i opuoti and eiih ,i iii <?#.
Itiooklyn Miiitery fllattere.
P> r uin g in Hrgtikiv u xoeius to bu ?u the do-Ii .c
tnstei.d of the inireaus. It Is intended, however, to hold
a nut meeting in the city in a few day. ,ino Jer to it..
he enlistments as inu. Ii as possible. It ... high time
K r this to t.o d-. e in Brooklyn, as those ui -tinge have
aire- dy been hold in sourly all the princi|>al cities or ilie
1 i.M. The 1 in, ire Brigade Is tho principal volunteer
orgenisatlon b?-mg rocinited In Iirooklyn. I.ientenah^
t.otoiR-1 Jnurduti huoot HieioiirtoeuUiieniti>euto Hro.a
ijii, which li.-i?? cone -urli guluiot ger-. o du itii: tlic
w .r Iiu-b<?n appointed CodRKlOf the Fourth regiment
oi this hi igad'.
The iwtt.ty ihinl regin.e :t, (eioncl Ev idui , B now
tl..- i-uty miiitl.i fcp.met. Iii Nruokhn. It har beeu but
tw.< or thru# inunth. or?a .rod, and Is now nearly full.
The lie .rUiri u.u at me ,v. eual.
The Ih ..uncut v hu ll. ir s-k and wounded soldi:re are
rsoelving in I'.rc Fly m Is wnfthy of npedisl ineBttois. The
I O0g i-i.ocl <> lic,,.i Itospiiai hi... heeu thrown open for tt e
fiee in** i'< those disubled her.a . There are ;n the lioupi.
till re. or one hundred MSN of Hi is claM. Kevciai
hare died siine their arrival in th.-i! 1 . ility. Here ,.iiy
n.sj-be #?*-u .wool tl.e groates. sulferiiig^hot the poor
kk/ciierr endur ? their .-^..nies with the -reat.-st tortitudr.
A,'i tie-atto nun i | lis MS Tor tho comfort aud aitevi tk>o
uf tle-e | t?ir fcllo<- - i* |>a!d them, nt:d if g nils nu mg
an? tisi i insntu converse bnvn anythfug to Jo with rei uv
try those vtotirns to traitoron* ac.is wi.l soon I s wa.king
aiuoi'g us ngam In their prietiue h- ..ith aud striugil..
Nvcruiting In New York *Ate
K.ijiiS' , July 23. 1102.
The quota of volunteers iVr this (Ch<mung) county Is
more than full. It is believed that this co.isiy is the
first iu the btete iha. bus rccrdfieu the number neceo
mr
The Bimmty Q,uealton lu lli? Baltimore
Coucllli
Bai.timori, July 23, IMS.
At tho City Otxnclla this afternoon the Cominitlea of
OonfemnM reported again the resolution rejected yes tar.
day by the second branch, making appropriation for
bounty for volunteers, when the secessionists of the
second branch again rejected it. There was a consider,
able crowd, and much excitement. Several members
were assaulted on leaving the chamber. A large torce ?f
police was present who protected the obnoxious mem
bers to their hou es. Tlut for this they would have he?n
roughly handled. A large police force is now protecting
their houses.
SHIPPING NEWS
almanac ron t-rxr york-tiih bat.
4 4UI U'ion r in morn 2 43
7 ICS I muH watkr. eve 6 .".3
Port or New fork, July ?3, 1N0M.
CLEARED.
Staatnshlo Rnancse. Couch. Now Orleans?Ludlam A Hel
ne.cn.
Mramshlp Ocean Queen, Terry, Boston?b 8 Quarter
matter.
Kuip Charter Oak, Crrver, Liverpool?Waiah, Carver A
Sliir Philadelphia Poole, L'verponl?T Richardson,
shin Kifune s Car, Kced, London?J W Klwell A Co.
BaQt Ht'ni;n?r, WUchleu, bhaughao?O I! F" semion.
Buik Norgo (Non, \? lb. n . Cork?Kaehire A t o.
J! rk Col Aduu h, Hemingway, Lomio nderry?Metcalf A
Duncan.
11 i , wire, ? Qusenatown?Oral! A Nickels.
BaikG.si Isj mi. Dir . ton. Tra c? ?S'uiye* < lc ir uan A Co.
Bark 1 ,1,'i a A: a (i'ri, De> n.iC, ilnrre?llrug.ere A
Th< tuioil.
ltavk Voyages, , T.' ragoua?C< ~ iez, Walli* A Go*
K.uk Caeoo, fiai e-. Trlni id?U 8 Stenhen.-i u.
Bark EUi u tc < ..s, Thomas, Nov Orb aua?Kobuon A Foa
die: .
HHg Concord. Rio It'1, llr . ? C C 0 mean .t: Co.
Bri ? Ascll.,, D.i .'in, Rio Jauelrb-rlV III ius.li ,v ft,
i> !. ?. c u.u s?BS'ahuito A C
Brig Nular. _ .
Brig .l.ino . B'->r 1 a ?u\ Hi Jo. to, N K?M R Dewolf.
K.I; h P..) 1.1 wl.. Si ,1c litis, ,'i F Small ; Co.
Bri II li v.'lO 'k (Br), Dexicr. iluih'.. ?' V'Whliii v A Co,
Br ir Aiicc Maud, .? sen. No ? Orleans?Brett, Son A Co.
Hrl.i i, Do. in h, i in Ph lad phlu?Mi null A Dun ..u
6ehr Mur> Al'.ue, Gib o-. Harl >i his?V
Schr * or uc 111 ilr>, bulier, Si Johue, NF? I> it Dewolf.
.-rhr Eliza ( Br). . Si Johns. NK? H K Rmnil k Co.
8. hi M Sin (h. Ma thews, N w orn?Van Bi unt .v Slaght.
8' hr W Mar i k, Gerard, Ui .rgelowi?O 1, Revaux.
Schr Coiu K' arny, Brewaler, Georgetown -J J Brown A
Co.
Rehr Monmouth, Andcraon, Georgelow n?Bentley, Smith
A Co.
H< i r John Randolph, Wall, Philadelphia?L Kenny.
K'.r.M u/iis Blake. Fl..ud>!phta- Master.
Sciir U ofl Island, Kelioy. Augusta?Master.
Hehr'llter Rock, Isine, Bangor?R * Buck A Co.
S hr i st G.vu u, T.iir. Glnue, t r? L K umy.
S 'lir Hamilton, St,-1:orson, YaWnoUtii? M 8 RaoketL
Sclir Ccleslia, lUinkin, B . don?11 S R es. It.
Sclir " Gib's, 8 New B 'or I?It ri K.i keil.
Sehr Mouutsiu Hume, pond N ov Bmifor-i?H 8 Pa'ke't.
Sh op Fred Ero. n, i'arr, IVovldciv?1. lie ay.
Sloop F>\ing Arrou , sate h New ll.iv. u?li S Rackett.
Sloop H 'ply. W Hartford?II S Racket'.
Sloop i'hedix, Shepbeid, 11a. IforC?H Rru ki tt.
Mnop Nnn.'u'u k, It.iw ki .s Norwich?II S Paic' ett,
81earner I' W Itr ii.e. Fouler. Bii'ti.oore.
sc arner Funny Game ?, I't rce. I'hllaiielphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fulton (U S iralispoi'l), Wotfon, N'-w Orleenv.
;o o s cu tuernia-ier. The F .ailed from New Orleans July
lb, at 5 o'l lo. k P.ll. Iiiid uie boreal in the g.ntthwi t Purs;
crossed the Bur July 17, at 7.30 AM; put pilot on I - rx. ,1 the
three masted schooner Onlena, with co.il ens.a ship island,
bound lu. July 10, at lu o'er - !. P.M, passed a sulewhe
tteatiK'r, supposed'o bo Hie I'liila ??? u from New York,
go.n?r up; also sD-niner Ootorora, und portion 7 C"ju Por
ter's mortar tleet at. uc ... ? off Pilot Town, wnleh plant lmy
were to leave the following lay H7th a.i). T. o Fu! ? u ;u
riv il od 8aud> II ok Ju y lit at h.'M I'M.
Bleuiriship A ago i C 8 transport i, Gadsden, Por' Royal.
July id \ in Fort) s Monroe, with pi ssci'g re and ?!< k sol
dl?rs, to U S (Jsianer .aster.
Stcnuiatiip O "an Qucu il' R transport', T rey, Fort
Monroe. 34 hours, to US Quarieruui t>r. kJd iuat, olf
ipesof Deiuc ureu pissed nun li A Ptev. us, oui-1 L'.
Sidp Aur uste All 's), Taratochie, Liverpool, 4 I duv S, with
coal, to order.
Ship Emily Augusta, Strickland, Philadelphia, In ballast,
to J O lia'u r. , .
Ship li'/hcrt Cue!) man, Otis. Bow ton, 4 days in all (fit, to
1.
1-a: k Heircaa, Clark, London and Tsla of Wight, S3 da <,
wiiti indue and 13 pat* n?< ra, to Ii ? Morgan A Wiley; vowm-I
to.) A M'tOiiw.
llmk Allodia (Br. of Ghmgow). Cun-illah. New astle, 43
davit, with eon 1, lo H *k F W Meyer.
liark Knbe t Le mir I (Br, of Yarn.o tli, NS>, Coi ning,
Yo igi al. 39 >ia;. t In lu! nut o lilniiatoii lit"*.
Ifurk L'n:> A Ni keif (of Srarata/rt), Knid. Ha ana, July
12, in linh-L*"'. to K I'Beck A in. .Ian. s Ma ;? rli,-i aniaa,
?.l St .l?Hr.a, N F. agin 2."> yarn, died In die 11 nuptial al JJava
liaJ .'yfi. Tin Ij.i ,\ Imt o ver Vnarantlu*.
Hi rk Chnatiiia I Br, of H' Andrew*), Tolii:!, ClcnfuegOP,
21 day*, with migar, to J<<), Fr/e & C?. Ila l ilgl.t weather
the entire pierage.
Park Mliva Bar-* Br), Fitth, Bermuda, 6 daya w ih pnta
toe* Ac, to Tin ker A Idghtbenrne.
Bin*. Abraham Barker, S,bnilfuorth, New Bedford. 3d
bourn, In htilln-i to inamer.
Brig Martha Pu>4, Robin i'iD. Kin liramle, f-7 day*, with
hide-, horn*, Ac, to John*Swan. 11r-.1 tmeli I'Hll.i #< uh, r.
Brig lemlea (Fm*) Scholiz, Santos, 54 day*, with coffee,
l? Sniieh Ati-lni'! ? A Wend*.
Brig Suecdflvay (of IV r lauJ). , Clou f ungi/* June 27,
?'l li lliiilllie in MiII? i A llnili'li't/ii
Brig Penrleua (Ml /. Km*!*, Cow Buy, CB, 11 oayc, with coal,
to Hunter A Co.
Brig Agte (Br), Maacn, Mankind. NB. with nlnater, to
Mrig'.M! King (Br), Fiflu), Wlndaor, MS, 10 baya, with
platter, to l> It Dewul'.
B ill White Cloud (of Providence, three mat-pd), Oard
aer, Cbatiea own. Kng, 64 days, via NI li*"Ti,e, Me. 4 da.m.
with 2Ai t-.u* Cu.ua oiay, to J F fiaumilll; veuucl :? K 1>
rote of l'i in In tire.
SVpr llieiiwihiiJ mf IJIenwood). Dickiuaou, H.ira "a, 10
dai r, with fruit, to Thin i.i;mi;rt n. Jul 11, iat kit 42, ion
74 IS *r?,ke l.?i k Hiil.'i i ?? t Forth ud, 11 ni Foi Hand f?i
Cm j?na>, 2Soairepmti.it l aving keen lit days south of
lilt 30.
S. br Shannon Brj.lligg*. Eleuti ?ra, 10 d yu, with fruit,
I?? Ja? Uoug'.HMi. lk'tii ins'., iat 27, km /6 10, w lie boarded by
I' S puni o l Meroedlia, "ii a eruipe.
S.hr Joi n 0 Calhoun Hureh. Baihueat. NB, II uaya. with
atriur. fu iter.
Si i t Viild ' Br), Surge**. Moiw'un, NB.7 day*, Willi grind
atur.e.?, to maemr.
fh'r M H .ali.tliti. Gladding. Fht.tul'lphiu.for Fiovldence.
8"hr Arabella, W is*. Add uu. ft unys.
S -hi S T King. Clendi utiin. CuUiu. 6 lay*.
Bui'r t'lcnn. Lihbv. Mu'hia*. 5 da* ?.
Sthr W H Fern:.,nn. Miller, .Salem, 3 da) a.
Selir S'lsuti. Bea-se, Eo' on, 3 till 1 s.
Sell! Fane ma. Clayton. I' * h'j fur AHintir.
Steamer i \ an ??? i I (?' > irauap it u t\ ier, Fertreaa Hon
n?e. : t) fiooi*, with Me t:.U ? m at. Cera.
Steamer E A Steven*. T .iiimu, B.iIiukuv.
Stran.rr Frank tin. Younir. Baltimore,
htea.nir Vulcan. >li rii?i<p. ruiiaileiphta.
S?e: uier Iilaekjlianii'tel.Hi i n I'hi'ilelphlfc
steamer .1 H " ?'l ?li En iie-an Tn ? ' t a.
Steamer Olpray. K- tme.i, Fruvldeni^.
BIU.OW.
One bant, tinkaou n.
SAII.CU.
Stea-nrhlp Reau^ m, N w ilru a::*.
Wind at >>iui?et t?R.
,VI?rrli:i imanc
Br Btaa An**?i'm( ? trr, l -iitp Fyranld. henecat
Miintei duo, ti|orte?Mni'h . ..i "? it) "ii .V> tei) In with
the l ul l. Alma, i f Till id id, Capt l? sel >luk'1'vnn, from
Fort )t dway, NS, for Trinid.'.t w..t r 1 . a l 'od off
the I aptuiu ami *evi'.i i, en .itt r Ujtng l.y ,.ve ho..i ,;toa
ni''litv ii and'en m gi" ii a bi n' when ? F?ll In >vnh
tie nai? ; ike n.a e a . euuk Mere waa,.ed ?#vi rlnard; lee
aik tmii In el) na er i iggej rine dava; ate w.i- I.all owned
la (twill iv li; .lutin T W ii.tiWi .pill. M i l h 211. ial 2fi ill 'o.i
" ii "it n'wi'ii na-: It -? pa, nf and triim Cinllff lor B-1 -
liiod.i, and put lie' ' a] 'wot ui tin' An . an-' three of hi* rn -ii
neat it; Urotight i'unr of tiie crew to ? itla jwirt ( Menu vi
deo).
Fit B*kk Ft ! -T I.iiui* B irriin -T* .?? Smitt. nun Tfavan i
f >i a |m>i t It: R ? - a put Mil" Fmt u', S'1. on the 13'h tils'
?r iie 'liiaj aid, and reu nined iatli. No Jnritier iwrttffo'ats
given.
Tl.? Ship L!at ?nj*?:-We note tin :i,!e of A3 hark .Salem,
S42 ton*, lull an'.to Itiiin: i m I SSI, at $1 l,'k " Alji twrk Ke
. a. :tl,t) lone. I...ill al W ln.im-li.itg In l.*M, $1.*.)*>' ? a*h.
A'-' hark l hernia, tt'l tor.v built at !.a limit In l*M. prlriite
teimie: ami A? ting Rainbow, butlt al New ItAvcu in ISt7.
a: $.9W.
srt r I'amline M Wtl-on. of lire.A l.rf liavbnr. let tani,
Inn it at i't.)ie May in ISV la. a te en uiiid to .In- Fw.an. J r, and
ta.pt'1 r llm.ov, OI Sillntt. 11 nreir. HI no p. .van u i ?..*. Sla
vi ' herfall r ImtI lioni Netipmt. and e enntinued in the
mating Cade, under command f I'apt Harvey.
Satire In Murlnera.
tiff, ml r.etlri te given tBk it tcirt|n?rni) iiitiii will !????*?
hliiiied a. Brunt 1 and hhnpl. 1 at 1 n S' und. N. on t.ie
iilgl.t of thi Hill nf inly. Ittt".', and rm'T n'gh' thereafter.
Tiie light m HI l.e a Wuite F o. MngBight, pU eil ti|ioti a Light
t/oat [eiin'ed i'-ad ? ? o*
tvhaltmtn.
t'ap Mae'ind*!'. of ?li'p Eui| lie, NH, n por'a h'-r at Chat
hem IpImiiiI t. a 'ii I wO tii% i'tti.i Villi-!.
I tie i r?t mil er of iio . it A*itaint*- laf r, NB, iejv>rta her in
tlndaon a KuvJiau 17, Ttl *p UH nlahah ? n Ima ?!.
S)..Urn?July i7, ? Ve'. I'D 71 3# aehr- Ot mi, with ?0
ap: trr ?tn. ?0 do -ail well.
Match 3, elf C'bath'tn laland, a.ilp- I* :i.ri Woud. Ke ii
i"ti i. KB, ii50 pp 3u" M It?hud taken tin I 4 n ? f tl.i large
ln?. td n-ni I'. i,?; Bail.ui. Fii ? 1. l.PIU n; iua
im'P, Fa 1 ier, ii"?had u tie poorly ti > r? Md N K?' 21', Ad?
trii , i'.ai I it * 1 NB line lug turn e *?t ret uu
.Iniie 1.0. lot ,,i N. Ion 33 W, Hark lien) liaur.lln. Brown.
1! I wll hkve , crui?!" ?
spoken, Ar,
Khip lac lyelte siin. fritin T-. ii.uott for FHltnotith, Mav
II. iat 23 P 1 11.1 li.
. ip Lie.- nurd, MhJ ' inn N M tli' all', pa? e I Turk
1 I.ui a -It.It !.
"Aii An ph'p lu" nti s. ?"! |H.?e l t' < t'Dk'nrl'i," ro
ic (ui nut Nny 311. Iat i 2fi N. Ion 2'i /1 \V. thtr; 1 DM'. ?
win u w- r"| 11" d ,tr at t .1 u M m I.' In- tulnwi>ai
Brig K 1 ? 1.1 iietiei tin ilatw.niiriH, ,'u ,v 14, i n Iwi Ac.
It rig ihenii'* ll'ilil't im Mwt le/.a*. Jiin, 17.] ? ju Inn'11.
Torriun a'ork*.
HiiHiM). \iiy2' -Me .1 A VI c-leivclt. Audi r m. l.i eipiad;
27 B pl.tti .ci. IVndlctoti tli*.
Hid.ttlti" I. H t i o the sen, Bmiiwou t. I '.ya'. 4ih, Ain?5"
1 I ml . LI. "rgi/o': .dli. I 1 r.t. Cm ei er . /.I,!, 1: 11 1: i iell,
n .l' ai e llp' .ing, Ttear-I'. tint Mogul, Hpo ner, s* Tl.nnia*;
h, (?? n 1 ' i'(l an, l\ililnn:v, si', the 1. n r. I' r
v and lie.gi 1 liridvn. Lln rpoi l: lllh. Lou .-t ic. I'mer,
tuhlmi >11.
In p-t .i .ii' 12 H rtlhglnn, Il-wca. f-r land.ui Idg
I ni. n S ill; g !o Hull dn; i row 11 Fnint. hnnpp, lor Nmv
ui a do, 11 w 11 iet A sir, lie.Htllni. tun.
Bi evgi Ar ittt .tni.e r?In p wt al Ip- It vrtly. C a-a.
lip ra, Ji. 1 . 11,. Ila I" I. Hit' . I'u lh Cu!:; It Bin In "I,
*n; .'1 - .: h , Wtil I ; rum .1. Mil t'hi -. B A . mtir,
.11 ? 1 aint .'I' 4 MIT, Iliaip r; )? k* N t ut?im, t ,H?e
uiid II I. !tin?"i ? tlftiii- brim J, .;iang', 4C|m':>l ftur,
W,eon. pud Be l.vii, Turner. lira Bhltiey riif , iSctire),
and to tn. Fun 'It.
'lrit* 1 na .Inly fl Air In-la Princega Ruyu', >?w hold, New
kme ; 1*1 li, e Ii, it', Don, do.
No AlU Vt - md 11 1011 July IA.
lilNitlU, I'll! I ? 1 up d 1 He hi'' A d* n.'l H * ; , foi N 1 01 k
in 5 day 1,; S. mlt M cl 1. 1 ? r tlo, tn ?u Jo n.
Cot nwaii, 10 .tr.ii Id?Sid I 'tnh in *j ? I til. ?
t'lurtn. Mu . -Air Maiillua, But V. ? tt. ?.
H.il 2*1 In lit Iki'i' i'' Yiiui K, CotoiO' I ? ?!".<? I'v.li. hti.
mill, 11 "lua . Juf!?2. BtllliOviT, Knllnai, I 1,. YiCto*
id.., Hi egiuy, San f rwt " ?
t 11*: : ocr 1 town, J'l> I t?Art P' hri *1113 en Ft , .y, ,
and Ariel, Finlnyaoti. N i m k. ,
II iv i.n. July 12?In port hrlg At .o?-a/k, f. r :tv York I
Mat ntTit'*. May 11-Arr Jul.11 Hwreu. For* r. ' ulcMtta;
24th, ilnatoit Ingnl, Crnnell. M K an ? |. inl: ."!?? ,4 M
Ilaye*, Upton, lal'utta, June 2. Maty Urn i.? U ,u'i.>,
Ichnhv^.
M.i>T4.yiMto. Mny ?S? Arr Pollny, llaeH. n, Can (,in l aid
for Bm no* \yri '>.
FnRT Spats, .Inly 3 tn pnr' laSvr Gdm-.r M- r dpi Pnnw.
fio-i Beaton, fur TuiiPadtn loan tur L'-h..'i a -atnan. tor
Ctenfti' get v?rnn d. y, Mr a. or* uoin NYork, dla.t
Miner.a. fio n ilu ai 27th. let SI fin.me-.
1'ii'k t .' t / II?* r pi W A I'latni ?, D..VI-, Hnim.
Rio ui?"i' M ly 17 lnj"rthrg IC.nhr ,f r N York,
1"? .In-/. I.utiii (Br), for X l urk. inadntl. to an 1 en. 11.
Iimoi Mjv tO?iti port bark Clifton, 11 om Mali'moie.
Rr Thomas, July 7?Arr brig N*nustk?t,
Ir port 7ib, brig U*ficoci|t ttlbb*. Irum Bwbaoo* arrow*
f m JJ gmJuTy t?lo port Harks Morning SUr, Bttrl.ng, ud
Mi t.t,.' Bi'miii. for NVor* Idg. _ t.
8r u(>iin, NB, July 18?Arr brig Union, Davidaon.Niork ?
arhr Ellen Frances, Bmitb. Philadelphia: lttth, liark W B An
derson. Reed, Cardiff; ?hrs Harvest Queen, Grimes,
delphla; Ornui Wnt'r, Locklisrl; A lla?.h.i;s, Cliaim .n. ana
Mcojitre, llwmlin, NYork. Cld UHh. brig Cant-m, Hulls, Fn*
1'idrli I iu; 16th, schr Fallow Craft. Lane, do; I7tb, brig Olive,
.Mm . eiu, do; at ins llalliia, Bui bene, do; Wth, VV Lanes#
tcjr, iS uyuott, Baltimore.
America n Porta.
nOSTOJf, .Tnly 22?Arr wslir 0 M Neal. Godfrey. PbliadsK
phis. Telegraphed, brius r II Frost, an I Mary, from Cobs'
Signal for r'gs. CM Br siruiusbtp Kiropa, Moodle, Liv.
e.iMx I ri.i Hallt.nl slilP J W. ter Clark, Kuimf rlml.:St
tleor i? Nil, in '? big lor K urn o; 1 urk Mod.tna, Ky h r B?l?
nor: brig J 8 vens, Unpki s, SagitAi aohra Joseph, Oobo,
B*rh, no-: W Collyr. IUjiih ; J W, Faulklln, and Emuia
Hotebkih*, Porter, XTork. Hid, wind KB to ENE, ablp Pe
ruvian; barkJobnAvlles.
B VI I i MOKE, July it- Arr i hips Seloto, Mack, Liverpool:
'hi-. ? I'. c.j well, u' . I r ,:r M"Oilverjf, Koufm; bark
Agii.-?, Thompson, bl Jagn;Jrlge Martha Waaliihgiuu. L?
bind, Portland; Dulinout 1. ke, Vearie, Boston; Trenton,
Am. ruin. Poitrea* Monroe; rohrs Saiub Helen, Sherman,
Bui4.or; Francisco. Kilby, Portland; Broadlield, Flake, and
Anion, 8 .all. Boston; Ma ..eiia Torre, Jones. New York.
Bel..,,, brig BUI' W, Colli nil. from Bo ion. Cld UrkeBelah,
Nlolte.tu'ii mi 1 Lacouia, B- U'ae, Bos' III; eenrsOM fcttll,
tbnik .; v Harkelew, Con inn, Providence; Jaa 11 Hoyt,
Lvut. I- ?? Haven , Nile, Boollibv, KYork.
OAST1KE,, July 18- Air ubi; Alfred Storer, Cameron,
Bri >1.
ELI/ VPKTHPOBT, July 2*?CM schrs J 0 Waldron,
Sm til, iJcuuts, Alabama, Cui iuer, Bostou: J C Chew, Bug
ivi : ? union; Congress, lfirker, an 1 New Reg,ilua. Bad,
Pr. vli n e. O biiiiln, Barb". Pan tucket; A Q Hazard, Lai
inter,. n.l Malcolm, Jam.*, Uarlfurd; Evelyn l'almrr Ktanw
ioid . , s I.uuy Washington, Kmllb, Providence; Victorlne,
1 .mi. li irilord; New World, Uugau, N wpurt; Pocahontas.
V..n >v bu t. New Haven; President, Morroll, Stamford; H
Mm ? IT A . Cold Bi ring. ... _
i" \1.MGL tu, July 21?Air ?ehr Strang'r, Handy, NYork
for Bi'jio:'.
PAL!, RIVER, July 22? Aits lirM A Rowland, Elizabeth
no. i. - , r R. liii .-cr, ilrowii, Pliiladi'iphlu,
KEY V. Ksi'J'. Jti'y ID?"V s'hrBO Sri iuner, H U, Phlln
.1 .. i uk It A A Ira, rait-u, N Yora; bride Moon
!'rb . ii iJ M Sua-vi r, Hrjaat, Phtladi'pbui schre
\t hi J' ,1 uil I'll, Buiiu ir; iftb, Yocug America, Lowe,
li 4; it u.
i id tt) chrs N' v C?'!*? M ittbows, Fort Pickens; J W
Bull. :?'.??! mi. Vli " a; I Lb, America, Hand, do;
Uth.? ark Hu ai'.t hi, ?; ? on Trloldad: e-Ure DC Hulee,
K ' hi. Piiiindi-'i' I ; . >1 iCiUOPy. Oilier, do.
Ll'iiKC, July 1,'?.Sbl c'.is Ori t;oii O Brian, NYork; 19th
Dei ft", IViiHinnre, do; imi va l;:-.'', Parker, do.
NEW in.X.L INS, July 1J?Cld hurl; iiy HUI, Merrill, New
V o t; D .nihil brigs Blise. Sebude, and Antelope, ?, Maui
inurok. .
Jl. ti?Arrsten' sliln Yfarlon, Phillips, NYork.
llili?Arr ate.i ? rlii' Park rh'mrp, llfTman, NYork; gehr
scl.r St, phi u Hotcliki IVt'oo, do. Cld rlilo Hnvelook,
Youti ,N, irk; Kr liark Cob a , Uulllabut, Pnoatau; eclire
E c Howard, Kiokerhon, N York; If Travis. Faruer, Fort
PI, kens.
J.S li?Arr ship Brazil, We'd:*. S' ip Island: burka Eagle,
Aikl s, do; Wlr.alow, D ivis. Boston; Hr brig Plane', Luinb,
TuC a lalauda; fcnnre II N,u:. uber, and J A Orillin, Poster,
Phil i ? Ira; T Hnleombn. Hemeit. Ship Island. Below,
ah , p. . ro.i.i ! 'u rciKr); Perks I'etrea, Kturvia. l'rous
p ; A A id. i e. t, . 1 Pi \v hallau, from liar
(??si II. n.f, F U Alcxan ?' , J H LnoIs, S li llatl: Fr brig
H i i i ,;^ie; Ki-li s D Ola ftooi NYork; Pbiloineia, from
Hm iia b P Stickney, roin Piiiiadelpbla; Mary PAtersou,
Ui: I Alsop.
T w- ! to sead li, Frha k Harriet RallC 10th, brl" Nehrns
ku, hr Balph Post; 13ib, ships Metropolis and Stiyimuian,
ij-ir' I 'i*:in* Fiory.
NEW HEOi'tiiiD. July 22?S!d ?chr? S McDonald, Kellev,
h'i,i fi i ;i>. Juiit's, KYork.
NI. WUI it i t't>RT, July d0?Arr ?ebr A S Cannon, NoweR,
Phi idcljiina. si l hrig Viiiecnuea, iiill, PbiUdelpina; sohr
S M -M, S'rrut, Baltim irt-.
N ? ' PORT, July -I?Arr ~*!ir ? Bulrush, Davis, Boston for
Pi I:.- loiphia: SKd, T \V T . ni. NY- rk for Fallitlver.
NA'.iRAi A.VshTT, duly 21?Hla from Dutch Island Hnr?
bo . m V l'reat. tlordou ifr.m Portland), Plnla, elnhia.
At uuchuriu West Hay, brig Isabel Beurniaun, fumss,
fr,.; N York for llaiirnr,
,t.\Y LONDON July 2"- A:r schr D T Willcts, Baldwin.
Eli. .ii.port for 1 rovfdeni ".
I'OHT oYAL, BO, July lit?Arr barks Houston, Sharo
n'.IJ M ill kH.tlrecn ran, v.)or ; brig Ma iou,Taylor, do;
e.'hrA iy Chase, Lo hwoi.d. St A,;gu?tln? (and ctd 13th for
N ,'..rk 11th, I'S steamer Conneetn ui, N )oru; bark* VVe't
Wind, B'.h.er, do; 18th, J Ood: , y. Chirk, do: 14th, steam
lu .aKcilof, Ilallott: Be? ue, i l"*, and Starlight, Orowell,
do; 1/iih, barl.s Fuisi Louis Wl'igi r uein tBr). Boott, tlavann
lor Km. ;a, j ut In for medicul aid; (J,.invy, IMopiT. NVofk;
brig Kmidulpa, llallett, do; ltitii, imrk M C Dyer. Wal'aoe,
i o; br n t! Miller. Brewer. I lilimieipiiia; whr Miito i. Simp
. a J.. !i Irt'i.Rlir Viola, It shed, Fortiesa Montoe;
ldrh.Ho nr.pr West i'o.nt, Litnti. KY or*.
Cid 1 i.h, so'irs. itidliOM, Put ns. slid Win F Garrison, Cor
ROn, Pull* ttljihla. I7iu, ni., M,. y ( ..b t. L >w, KYork, 18th,
s. iirt'liarnuir. Bnrlingaiiie, t nis-ue Monroe.
In port iuib, r.,i|a Ji Uaod'ton, and Maria; bark* Furst
I.oul- Wittgenatetn CHr), S- ott, from IlavRua for Russia,
lute; .1 (tnd. r..y, t i,nk; M C i/y r, Wallace; (J.nitcy, H'toper;
.Mot liibi;. bun.h; West\Yln.l, H.-.g.-r; J m Hicks,;Qreen
mau; Uourtor,. Si.are; P K fIa/.> Inue; Lrt s D Maloney Zn
l. t ij, .leyhound, C Mllh r, Hun o'.p.t. Ma run. AUelpbi, Be
rah Peter*. Humming Bird: k<. i, ba.u.i M L W edniure, R
B Suif.li, 1! i'*l.uer, Lottie, Si lie. ihuri, K Cornelius, L Gil
more, .) llalloek, V Prtee, J W Alien J M Iloliues. Fallb-J
Atkln, Charmnr, All Paririig". .1 B Myers, Epl.rain; A An
na, Pre-to, Milton; a t aim r Ben DeF'ud, Locust p. Int. Th?
Stvsnn. Maviiower, Geo Wusi.inglon, Gen Burt si l", Al.itta
00, C s.iii poll' hi. Delatviu'e, Floia; s.eauitug* 11 Mjue, He
lief, SlnriLht, Tiiou Fotilk''.
PHIL \ DKf.Pl' I A, July SJ?Ait iwtk* S'o Eagle, Howe*,
Turks Islands; Moonbeam. Dow, Boston, and Czarina, Treat,
do; brig* American L'nlon, Buniett, Maunrns; I.nungo,
Evans, llavauo; AllHou, Su ? yer, Bangor, Mary L>well,
John, in, NYuU, and Cathatlt ? Ntvhols. Tyler, Portland^
Mthrs ll< ? n,c mill, Ho. ton; Tnu nph, Watson, tin: II Lau
r ns, JoUurou, Sult io ; 1 an.u; B ..trcmau, .Matthews. Boston;
c Lsir* r, Laws, Mcpnnxet: .1 Grlersoe, llaidtng, Kokburyt
ytiirksu',., Rii r.ar ison Balem: John Lunetister, Wllletis,
FrovMcnee, i nd (ioo spo.d, Kiehurna, New Letiidon. Be
low,'brig John vi Kennedy, tr .m an EasteVn port. Cld,
hat k St James, Wayne, N w Orleans; brie, Eurtis, Parsons,
Boston : Mat y I. nvol, Johnson, do, and fanny Butler, Bart
1, tt, P ..iiatii!; s his J L u. ,'si-r, 'Allieus. Providence",
Quiekf.i-1), Richardson, buleai; Orris C Brow n, W. rren, ,'u
b.a.ca; J J Kpenoer, Hwalti, Port ltoyat; I Grleison, Use
dim,'. P.oi' .iy; (' Loe?er, La s, Nepo. se!; H laiureus,
Johnson. Salem, and Funny Hoardmau, Matthew *, Ports-*
mouth, NH. Bid, *hip lire,tee ban, Wilson, Idvrrpool.
Lkw,s Del, July ?t?Tli" following veesels pass-d to sea
ye.t rday ? lf*r?* Mrndl, lor Mew York, ana Helen Mens,
for Boston; b.g WO Clark, ;<>r KotiUi West I'a**, together
with 'he following name, e-hoon-r*;?Lady bulTtdk, J H.
Franklin, ionfrey. AM Bower*. Myra, Miolilgnn. Island
Belle, Budali, Fiank Herbert, T.'inroa* Tull, Ceres, Brown,
lug. with Sutler,'stores; John Sparks, A J Ilorton, JiOuHa.
hu Rich, C,.riliaui na. E 11 Lmnu, W P Ritchie. NubtA
ti. J I> t.'abt o k. Ceo A i t s, tit.D Book, E V, Sana
tti r Ft,:ni'o Monroe, ami r ieral otheri., miQcipaiiy
Btot.i, The ig,ri; Luey A Ku itrtli, fr tin Havana fof
Ptok ??? , d ?l the Hr-i-'r.t.'r Urteventii;?WindE.
|l;'fl,.VND Jnlv 21?A s<eam-h1p Chesapeake, Crow
*i i svi11UTll, July 2ft?Arr sehr Eagle, Hall. NTork.
I'KUV 1IILNCK. July ?.' Arr .'.stirs Kale, hkidmorc. Eliza
bethport; J B Lane, Me want, NVoi h; II it B irne*. Kay uiood,
do loi I ?f ' eket. Bid schr- M Plait K.-nyon, NYork; Ei
? hsttge, Krliey, uo; stoops Juita Ann, D?vi*. and E Mnrague,
Gibb*. do.
Bl LU VAN, July Id?Ai. -hi Hrilltant. Norton, NYork.
MAI J-:.,I. Jki, 2J-.Arrc.lt. !' l'rl e, Adams, I'liilsde ljifHS.
Citi n br Yoonn Am-i ea. Pearl, Hin/uI
TAi. XTOK, July 'it? Air t or M Washburn, Thrasher, Pht
l*di l| nta.
JUNG K lata in uooa.
t CARD ?REMOVAL?DR. Ll'THER. BEN.. DENTIST
<1 tlwruty j'l-t-r-,, M Et T cutv-.* ,-oiid Mract, two
l.to< ka limn rroadway. S .j? . e.r -rilUun tooth, all a-ylea,
at hla iiki :i,prv> n'.eutt .1 in* pries. Filling ami I'Straoi
in.; without; ? n by lila i.ev discovered harm lea.-. process
aT DAWLKV'B?TDK BEST Til IN, I VKT.? MAU
Unveli/i*-* for ei ? io? i ?? ?!.? alaaipa, aeyendtlfrrenA
ihIbii^'vi'li tllllelTDl >1- nmiiliattona, A toior for Oa, ll <ie
Dottiw atMio, : rmn Ma. to 7?a 'iin* traiio supplied Aluroor
of K,k.1.1 Ontre ?tror,4.
A I L"I "K'rt I'OKOi S li I'liLNOTHKNINH PLASTER*.?
tin se I'Mirri air t alu.'l.f ixk. Til t jr aru .ny
ta naliio in ul aflertlonau: iho cnor.t; In tttarrboiai anil ilyaen
|riy, at . n over tk? bovrco.; au l for polks or crick oi ibe
back.
i UKK OF ? ItlCii OK TUB BAGS.
Mrrara. u.i, <> K ,t Co., >o. 1 1 it ion ?|uarc, New York ?
Ktrit-e acini mo a duiiar k worth ol )uur l'ln-teia Th"y
U?v i"liw "1 a i nek hi mv bark wliirh baa troubled
i.iu for romc time, nnl now my fatter tan rtng to ir? them
lui ,iiii uity ib.'ii' his lic.irt, L H. SHERWOOD,
l.v, a i. V. V , Jul; ?. 1 ft*.
I. ? ,y we have |* i ?,.u? t il in that one P'ait?r cured
them, in , few boh I e. ,,,' a weak lot'k , otherv o! a pain In
the a J-; i ib"ia ol a po'i In the cheat, Ao t Ac- Often then*
eaae- l,ait been of long itiinliaf tki.y i> store the Y, rtri. al
con litaiii ot the par: upon Ihey arc applied; btnoe,
pThiua, llie iiumi diate leic-hi,
Sol'l at ibe oile " of n .,n .fa- o i j,
No. 4 I MOM 1 JI'ARE,
ALSO AT Ho. M rANAI.blP.EET,
AND BY LliAi.EhS GENERALLY.
CMJTIUNtt#
A It A H K CHANGE 0.W nuRfH OK CAST OFF
A Cevi.lng waa'art, wifftin a m, nth, for Hew Orleans.
yentloinen ,iavinj any of the above to itisi.nse of
o*n n cel.e Me followuic prices;?From $d to $.io lor Bilk
J ipea.. a, t foin ? IO in form ii. inn $1 to $.> for PanU
Aim Hltavr a Clocaa, Cmp-u, i'nruiiurr; the highest prima
jmlU. I'i, a.'-, all m or aJdreaa a note to H. Mint/.,Mil Btittt
uveniin, mar Eighteenth atrrrt. l-artica attended oy Mra.
Mint/ Or n r? irom Brooklyn or Jeney City puurtuaily at-,
lee ' i! to. IVaae tememoer ibe ongihal B. MinU, % blslh
avmiie.
AN EXTHA TRUE WILL HK PAID KOK LADIES'
J\ ,., n h nr i,> On iiif r otitis* i",, |, i.i, Jewelry
and I'tiiti, p i N, w OrliiTit the unrteralgtraa haa r?
i iteil a I; i,0 britrr, aiiimtotinf to fU-VMi '.or wrlilcb ha
?iiaranirea r>; uy t!,a fyillowlntf nrleaa lor eaea ariHe: - Por
M.k t/r - li in ti '?? i t; tor t'oata. from ?:) to tl6. for
Tn n?. %? m gi> I'iea-e , all on or ?.ltlr-a* by note J.
AMI Ar.T. 1IU Hereolh avenno, hetwien Twenllttb and
Teen -t aiirel*. Ijflh'a ait-nOed to by Mra Anhall.
t T TDK ttl.DK- r ST A ND 134 Mgl ENfU AVENt E?
I k/likl lA tbaimnUra l? iay ibe foUowiug fil.-ra
for it ilea' mi t i i.'t'a Wearinr A|i|?rel:?From to $30 let
S.la Di <*' ? f: oi.i ?t" for I Ala, nnl from $2 m $" for
I'.ntr. ril, o EMI i,eta, Ji * .i. , <* . A note by | o*fieiii lu -
n vn :i III v l.ZKMhl.:. 14 Seventh aveiifie. U
r ea ? tended n>/ >ti<. J.
a T till Mil MfDRK. Ill TIIIRD AVENUE?LADIES
J\ i ,eatl"nieit-eati ,u mh o t,ieir<a*t olf I tMblng,
t..ip I irm'i.i'.'. A 1 t ..rAiite, to p., y for Die** a Irom
At lor I'miIh lion $4 U, $U, foi l'ants from (I In $3
I' en? ito mil lu i:?t in t,ill in i'i aoiireaa 0. MIAI1, No lli
To i Hi" ie, iie.irKo' tO 'illh a i 'eC La lie* atlendeil by
Mm W.-Y
A 1 NO. 'AS Btm'KRV.-il. BOiXNTIf AL llAVINO A
m .1 It air. to purchase In.'' i niii Ity of mat "If
n etuig Apt are! Pun ?? ire. ,u, en, '-w.-lry. A- . In* call*
:i,i. mi in ml i'ait, In a ,i,d j;, nh' men , an nblalB the
III,I I .tr.loela. e II, ant, ?' i:t?l|.a ,(W| ilijeil to hy At ra.
l'.o 'i.i. P na r-miiih"'. and Ir; wd$ How cry, oppicite
?.i i Jim i n -iteet.
AT: KAllONI LADIES AND i.tNTI.KMKN?I 1IA.K
A i I*0 ; ? il V?t Id !? h..an coat otf Cbithlng, Knr
n i a.n i ..(*?? foi the waMt, ? timmprbdt. 1 ilo prmnnm
, ? ?? i di ? ? ? ? ,ii i e i ? ?> i .iiliitg o.i or a-lor ?e
a e re K MINI'/. vi i.oc, Iwo itooi* a'.ore
I'.i' i 1 're.o Ian!lor ott', toil l> hy Mr*. Midta. Item'm
bo . I "i sin aveii i.
i fJKK \T DEM WIf. ladies AND GENTLEMEN
haVli all" i* olf hiUf 1'nrpol*, KurnlfUtN IW
?th . <1 p U'O In the elty. by I'Nll
M Ve h 1,11 A MS 'J fl Seventh .irn.iie,
si and Yiventy-aliUi . ireeu. Laitioa at
et? >ir?. A.
* RPURTINHi *
i,?.i. 4u Ey \ sI.dop Y,ai irr. an feet long, well
J oil ,ii ...i ,, . ? . ry atromj b It, antl a gnort
nil tie-.- i at ? ?... I lien, at the owjMf bp* no fur*
t i ? .or. . r. * m i * a - 1 sir ? day C. P. jfrtfaid irtjeg.
ll'tS'M," -A CdOD, S\\"A(1E WATCTIDOQ FOE
ll t'n 'i ry. Aj v- ?: '-** lloonka A lire < at e,
Corner of i uh .rir.r tn : ? rrrj tc a. to Amj. M. Iluaied.
* EAPllEfllER.
a EUXNIIaM'K FUBHII'tritR RXFRRII ANDPAt K.
a'\ ? ll| KslalillallM lii, 111 Deal Kleten i alreet, leiwa ?
Filth and r-lvlb av nuc*^ Kit nttire lio ol anil ablpbcd t#
all tar,a or tne W#rla. f \. || ! " I ,;nna for reino ing for*
allure thlo the country. I mu l ?? oreil.

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