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THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
fclilttary Movement* In Slew York and
A iriuiiy.
AUK Wit TO n AVB A KUAKI OK ABH WR NOT?-- HOW
KM.ltiTMKNT* I'lUiOUKS-s, K1U.
The q' Mtion whirh Is now m< sily ( ecu ) ing !ht> atten
tion ?! a.I clfUMMM i*, whether tr nut il will become nepol
?ary to tesorl to J .tiling to this S: it* in or<l?r to famish
tho quota of troops uuler llie new call. Aoco dv.ig to
klaiements nnde by the ,connntttee who returned from
Vushi.igton ou Thursday, und which were given publica
tion lo lu }osterilay a UKiiAtJ?, the government authori
ties HCetu detetin mo J to dtalt about tl.e loth of Augutt
a!i mid New Vork not prnpe ly respond when the mustor
roll Is called for tUo different State*. It may then bo
fairly surmised that somebody will have to All up th?
Celkieucy, and that deficiency will be the sgml for
Immediate draitiug. People, however, are prone to be
Very credulous in this connection. In the opinion of
mill.ary auth >riiies or this city and State, who are sup
jksod to bo fully posted on the matter, there will not be
*li? (lighten noce'Bity, according to present appearances,
for an immediate draft. There ia ne mincing the
oiatter, however, that the city la net dulng Its whole
duty in furnishing volunteers- but the rural districts are
frilly alive to the necessity of hurrj lug reinforcements
into the field. The accounts from the Interior of the
State speak quite flatteringly ot the profresa made la
Slllng up the bow regitneuU; and should there be any de
ficiency In the number of men demanded irotn New
York, the entire State will manfully come forward to tho
?escue. Many of the ro^irnents in this city and Brooklyn
ire Ailing up fast; but there are some who receive
carcely a recruit per day. This may be, In a manner,
'Wing to the carelessness or want of energy of tho re
roiling ol&reib connected wi:h those re unents, or it
a iy bo owing to a want of public c hQdeiicu in the
.o.iesty of these ofl.cer*. Homo of the latter have re
ently ceased their elloits entirely in the recruiting
usiuesa, becoming disheartened" because they could
i>t succeod in fliilng up coui|>?nies by tl.e whole
ile. The e offloers are new in the business,
nd have not seen any service in the Held
ei'hur have they the interi m s of tlie ??umtry at heart,
r they would not halt in tho goo.i work of rinsii g tin ti
tight iu defence of that govo. nmeiit under which they
?o obtaining subsistence a- d emolument rh uM a drat I,
leu, become i-e<v ?ury in this Mate, the cities o' New
oik a d Brooklyn wil have manswui lor it, uiilcs-a to
nits are furnished .aster than they have been tor the
?at two weeks
THE QlAltTKKMAHTKK UKKERAT.'S OFFICE.
Genetul Arthur's oMce i-t>ll com inties to bo the centre
business, and uiiif'Tios, with other military eq lip
?uts, ure bi.'iiig hurried off ? iuiiy to the different d:s
cts. Every regiment at present or.-ani/.lnif in the State
s got to re|?>ri at tins vilice lor instructions, go that
.a&le ccouuts in ty lime !>o had rotative to the progress
r?;rining, The itocbesier regiment is now foil, and
1 be (li tit ou the wtr path. The other regiuieuts
oughout the Stite are gelling along remarkably well,
1 Gener*!*Arthur's opi.ion ig that the State's quota u!
ops wi.l be luru .shb i boiure the lbth of August.
THE MLBTEKINO OFFICE.
'hlnirs are br.sk at the m storing ollice in White street,
?re were about one hundred lucruits muttered int>
set vice yesterday. Man are fa.-t J ininy tha old rejei
its is proioreuc* to tlic new, a.ul this will be more
erHily the case uh:u the (act is ueil known that
tain I-arnecl will p. y iho men tbe:r twenty nine dol
i immediately on taking ine < aid ol enlistment.
TIIE ItOL'NTY HONEY.
(?e doubts existing relative to the payment of bounty
ey have now beeu entirely dispelled, and it is hoped
the fact will swell the number of onllstments in the
. Captains of companies have now not tiio slightest
;ulty in proc?i ing Hi- genuine " hard cash" lor their
j, if they go the right way about it. The twenty Ave
rs State bounty, with the two dollaru enlistment
is ready for ali wh > j<>in new regiments. while the
State bounty of inty dollars, with twenty live dol
govorninatit bonty, and lour dollars enlistment fee.
>e had by those who volunteer into regiments alroady
e fluid. There c <n be no mistake about receiving
money should the officers in rhai ge of recruits ap;>ly
ce lor their checks and have them filled up. With
iact c early demonstrated, there can be no further
>e for men h.<ngi:ig liauk w uting for lurlber induce
? to don the ul if' rui of thoir country's servlco.
Dt.ATH OF COLONEL MONKOK, TWENTY-SECOND
KEGIMENT NEW YOUK STATE MILITIA.
:ording to a call issued Irom the headquarters of the
ibe propriety of ??(. rn ? Ho ?ug
. - fistir^a as. jsvspts
?ce, (n tlie arrival o[ the b^dy. The f?>ll?.?^ h
^5r?HS"yi
lant Oakijct- 1Un,,*R'8 F?MT, July ai, 1802.
^ro^rw^irr^TNfrry^lmrv?tba8
?. . LLOVD ASPINWAU
azaczrr
frhve in thJ'.^V ?! *? rom?!,1"' of < ?Ioaol Monroe
in m* oit>. at uiitvcu o clock la^t nielli it
i axpraa?ed desire or Mra. Moi.ni hom^Lr -k
""""' -?
*> as yoatei day received In ibis alty of Ute death
Lieutenant John M. Hiuds, late or the .Second regi
?. Y. S. M. Lieutenant Muds died of typh i<l
n Thursday last, In Philadelphia, since the con,
icntofUn present war ho fcw heen In tho floM
1 rut^JL?Ui otent ?mc,r- H|S >)'?!v arrived'
?A rli i, kiV ' w'l,,nCfi H was taken to thi
?e or his b other, .\o 36 Willow plact, Brooklyn
I will remain until bi,rial. ?,urookiyn,
SV AtlVK?8KKGKANT THOMAS It. MAJOU NOT
^ _ DKAD.
te 30th ult. a holfc?S ifTp,"P5J Iij {he gxwjiij) lit
h or Sergeant Thomas K. Major, of the Fiuh !fow
luuteers, from a severe wound In Uio head re
SjgtS&lR
^Udiscoi.sol.,, father an.l S.r, iui.'rS
ih.'obitu^rv afa";i'^t acT'or an'cnon an^'ri0
is now in ih.-vter hospital, Penns\ lvanw ?|ls,,.
w" U? an'^biy surprised at ihu dL..u ci
^ri.soLA's KJirnt* bkioadk.
cr^e.ic extTimiis being made by General Splno'a
'his brigndi the :rop, r number are beginning
ith g>*xl effect. At the camping grounds, Kas
k, tverj IhiUj; bvars a true military appearance
rs stite I hit t hi-y have now enlisted ovor one
?nan and w ith a lutle eaira labor they hop., to
field with the other oiganiwion* Ol Thurs
? review un* hi'I at the ei,c>ini|iiii'nt, anl thi
Uy begin to e.*rry tb"m?elvcs with the i.reel.
. K!" r IV M'." "! nuklu? ? ^'e."iit * .;<::?rs hi
,11 JI l . t"' V ??uld b* Reeled for a
ai "?? tt ii ^'i ' " k ,lr' 1 '*
J|ii,I W II ll'tsil !?? 'nainr-ivei ills lhe I'oi', w ?,*
tp'o'iTe Z* rsgluiu'
v.'/'SK"-.?' QlQCfl, jAtne* .lourdan; Lieutenant
T~~), I five, ? Iro A.ljului.t, Law
!'A 1" ?"?a?ter,.liMii?||. Cornell.
RAj\r**tf~-Colonol, p. J. n.wFsn. I.ieutenint
??liOK. ott. Mn|or, HitrhoK k AdMaul.
[ Zok?H); t<mrtermaster, ? j-tcigcr
"'t:' ?Nm"? '' Hi.rkii Lieutenant
j Smos Rbllag <-o>#, g?art.r
it Fiiwr battamon notrNTRn ittri.n.
va cavalry 01,rpa is doing well at their head
* 20 Whitehall ?treet. federal re, rults here
on to their destination this week, and more
im. wnnnanoement of m-xt. Three
Ine b|>rsi-R were also tcrwsrded to Voriolk
e ? leiday, for the use of th? regiment. Can.'
w^'ork U K?KClk* ?ra ?>? recrultnig gUI
I HKOIMKNT NATIONAL VOM'NI'KKIlfl.
? Imont is rooruiting briskly. All the men mua
| o far, have received their twenty five dollars
fT Uy, and rrriinci.trj, ror twenty.live mora wb?n
lit Is oompltte. Tb? olllrers ara working vory
at tba regiment may ba one of the llrst tak
Id under the new rail. Colonel William Uur.
*111 o mma?d the National T Iiintouii la an
! worthy of the |?sition, and man who enlist
llnient will Und It to tltelr advauta^a. Tin1
| rs for recruiting are situated at Moaart lisII
oadwtty, where Uoloaal Uurney may bo eeuii
B1XTV Hixrn NKW TOUR VOU NI'lil.KS.
tnander of this regiment. Col. Jon ph t. 1'iock
ljutnnt Davis, are now In New York, for the
recruiting. The regiment n at present ?iii<ler
oueral Frencli, of Richardson's ill virion. nud
?d a galiant nan u for itself during the present
BBTWKKN 1HR MKTIIOPOI.ITAN ?PABH ANI)
lllltD RSOIVKVT. KMVIKR BltlOAPK
mication has lin -n rc< ?vlvl><l from I led I oi
Bra Ilk, of tiie Third r ''nciil, Empire Hrl"
m* f";l U* foilowiff, stut sob ln;,llat!
an sill fa it i firjf of ||?. i?,,oj- ? t<?.t :
?hl I lit. (t I it, ,. *,|f . ,, : ,V
'* "'*? ? ?' i ? ?i'l - 1 ir;. ?,
| clmi t spmu a ? kaipira |.in?-S(N iu
1
tb it ct|MHf, a {wtlwtm, named Capt. G. F. Nise, to
li* r with thirty-two men, volunteered into his com
mand, the former H.ilug the following:?
UUtTKKS, MliBL CIUKPSHOOTKE.1, )
89 Prim b !-TKK*r, July 3, 1862. J
I herewith request < oionoi V. X lirauiik to an < i't me
? nit in* im n inii his regiment. I consider my*uir bound,
a* commander of a roinjai y, to exert mv ability to the
utmost to ct n?i>|ete my c< mpany as bi "ii as possible. ami
to art, in every sense of the word, as lieci m?s an officer
and gentleman. (.loRilh F. N'iSK.
Serioi s charges bcl^g made against Captain Ni e suh
sequently, he was broken of his n mmand, and an appli
cation tu tlif Coventor by Major Brnullk an! bin men
handed over to Captain Teuhaer, when they were Incor
porated into the Third reglmt nt, K.mpire Prliude. toue
ther with the Sigel Sharpshooters. Captain Teubncr,
with his meu, occupied No. 75 Norfolk street es u bar
racks. wl ero tliey slept and were fed by the authority of
Captain lii.ued, I'nited statos Musteiing officer. l.ieu
tenant Colonel Uratilik then goes on to state, in his own
words:?On Monday morning last, at six o'clock, the
barracks were surrounded by a squad of thirty two
policemen,of the Thirteenth ward, armed with clubs
and Leaden by their captain, wlifcn the men woi e u!l ar
rated, and with their clothes, blankets, knapsacks. ike.,
roughly taken to the police boat and sent to Hiker's
Island to the camp of the Meiroiuliian Guard, a regi
ment that is being organized under the auspices of the
Police liepariment. I'pon < aptain Teubner's remonstrat
ing agi.inat this hlgbliondod outrage, he was Informed
th t it was done under orders of 1'elice 8u|>erlnten lent
John A. Kennedy, and that the men were needed for the
Metropolitan Guard. As soon as the report of this affair
was aiade to the general and regimental headquarters,
the Adjutant went to the office of Mr. Superintendent
Kennedy and demanded that the men should be delivered
back. He was treated in a very uncourteous tnannereby
the Superintendent, who Informed hltn that "ho did not
care for General Hpinola or for myself ; that he had tho
recruiting papers of Mse.and that was onough." With
this communication comes the sworn affidavit of private
Edward Rochumann, ono of tho thirty-two men thus said
to be dealt with. This man, on his arrival at the Metro
politan Guard encampment, on Riker's Island, threw
himself into the water, according to his statement, for
the purpose of escaping to Now York. He whs for a
space of two hours in that condition, when he was picked
up by a fisherman, and brought to New York. Thus tho
case stands at present.
NSW HEADQUARTERS FOB THE THIRD REGIMENT,
EMPIRE BlttOAPE.
The large rooms over Florence's Hotel, corner of
Broadway and Walker street, wore yesterday openod as a
recruiting headquarters for the Tluid roglrnent, Kmpiro
I Brigade. Surgeon I'aiuel de Marmon Is on hand dai'y nr
I the purpose of insulting recruits,so that there need b?
no delay in the mustoriug in of tho man. The Adjutant
will administer the oath of ?nlistmcnt to recruits, and
ib*n thoy are entitled t > their bounty money.
Caotain Michael Murphy. of this reclment. bus his re
cruiting office nt No. 75 division stri ct, all the m .'n
w hom'he has recruited up to the present time having
received their bounty mouoy.
POLD1EKS RETURNING TO TIIRIR REGIMENTS.
Fort Hamilton camp, where couvalescont soldiers are
s'ntloncd, now contains about one thousand men. During
the past week quite a number of those who have roco\er
ed and are i'ble to enter upon the arduous duties ot enm
naiiining once more have boen sent off to their different
regiments. Some two hundred and fifty were thus trans
ported i n Thursday hist. There could not be a more
lva!thy locality seicctcd for the nccomrnodalion of sick
soldi, rs than that of Fort Hamilton. Could all hospitals
for this purpose he provided in the country, wh'*re tho
air is oool and iuvigoratmg, it would bo so mu h tho bet
ter for the poor soldiers who arc stricken down from
disease and tho chances of battle.
FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR 8ICS AND
WOUNDED 80LDIERS.
On Monday next a festival will take place at Jones'
Wood to aid our German sick and wounded soldiers. All
who sympathize with those heroes of the war, and who
desire to alleviate their sufferings as much as possible,
should be preseut at Jones' Wood on Monday next.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
A meeting of this committee was held at the City Hall
yesterday, llayor Opdyke stated that he would not be
able to procure the substance of tho report flnr the benefit
of the committee until Saturday next, when they ad
journed until that time.
TRIAL OF THE UNION REPEATING OFN IN THE PARK.
An exhibition of this improved weapon took plane In
the Park at twelv? o'clock yesterday. The trial proved
eminently successful, and received the universal com
mendation of the spectators. The iieculiarity of this
weapon is that it is capable of tiring one hundred shots
per minuti . and can be made to discharge one hundred
and fifty shuts if n?ce*.-ary. The gun is rifled, and tho
barrel is much thicker than that of the ordinary ritle.
It has a telescopic ai^ht attache:!, and the whole affair
can bo easily worked. The ball used is one ounce in
weight. Twenty-four cartridges being deposited in the
cylinder, tho turnltii; of a crank causes them tu drop into
the barrel, immediately after which a hammer instantly
sirikos tho caps, when tho discharge takes place. A
great sdvantage | ossessed by this arm Is that It can he
lowered or olovated at pleasure, and in case of necessity
can be detached from the carriage and borne away on the
shoulder. Two barrel* are tarnished with each gun, s? that
In case one become! overheated it can be detached, and
the other put In its place. Tho cartridges usod ere made
especially for this gun, and on the end or oach is a per
cussion cap. The di-rburges are regulated by the turn
ing of the crank, and at cach turn a discharge takes
plMt. Twenty four ehots were yesterday flred In four
Ken seconds. Two of these guns aro attached to the
Sickles' Br gade. The government has ordered an addi
tional number of them. The average cost is (860. lltey
are known as "Kugent'a Improved Union Ropcraing
Gun."
THE MEttCIlANTS' 8RIOADE.
A number of mure hunts of this city left here for Albany
lust evenlrg In order to take the Initiatory steps towards
raising an org.ini/ation with the above name. 4
TUB BILLHOUSB LIGHT INFANTRY.
Tlie following order hax been Issued by ColonelClaassea,
of the lliilhouse Light Infantry.?
OlMtSAL ORDKKS? SO. 2.
H?Ar?grAirTKms,Hii.TB>rsi! Ijght iKTAimiT,')
&BCO!H> Kw.tMB >T, Enema Bricai*, Y
Nsw York, August 1,1802. J
Morning reports of officers recruiting for this regiment
must bo sunt to regimental headquarters overy morning
before twelve o'clock.
Lieutenants will report to their captains sufficiently
early to allow their captains to have their reports ready
at the appointed hour.
This order is peremptory. Any officer neglecting to
comply wlih it will bare his authority immediately re
vokod. By order of P. J. CI.AAS-'EN,
Oilonel (.ximmaiMing Seond reg lroent, Empire Brigade.
D. A. Bokbk, Adjutant
THK IRISH BRIGADE.
Recruiting for tho Irish Brigade is going along qulto
briskly. Major Warrington Is at headtuarTersT^o. aOft
Rroa4tf&7, dally, and, through his efficiency and exer
tkws, th? liJteroet? <ff rccruifa who Join the brigale are
much served. Tnero is no time to ba lost In reinforcing
this gallant organisation.
NEWS OF COLONBh CORCORAN.
Dr. John McGregor, surgeon of the Third Connecticut
regiment, wbi was taken prisoner at the battle of Bull
run, and who ha" been In Imprisonment with Col. Core*.
ran at Richmond, Va.. and Salisbury. N. C.. arrived In
this city yeeterdav. He brim;* thu plrnsing lnt'*lllif?>nce
that Col. Corcoran Is quite well ai d in tho best of spirits.
WAR MEETING IN PATKRflON.
A tremendous wsr meeting was held in Paterson on
Thursday last. Speeches were made by the most promt
neut men of tha locality and resolutions |<assed in favor
nf prosecntinz tbe war and against foreign intervention.
The Hoard of Freeholders w?rn called niwin to oBer a
bounty of fifty dollars to cach person enlisting.
CAPTAIN NI8K, OF TflK STANTON OUARD, INDEPEN
DENT COMPANY.
Captain Georgo F. Nise, of the Independent Company.
St.inton Guard, desire* to make the following correction
In reference to an article which appeared In some of the
city i?pers a few days since, which, he says, was a libel
oe. hl< character and untrue In every way. In the artie!a
referred to he waa met^loned an being In connection with
SpinoU's Hi U-ade, from which, it ?V- atated, h? <1 nv
money to ralve his in<le: indent com pen v. II* slates that
he never was c onttcted with Spume's Brigade, and
never drew any money from thai quarter to rai*e his
company. Captain Vise has a recruiting office at No. 75
Norfolk'street, and Is fully authorised to enlist recruita.
Neef lti|g of the Firemen.
The fallowing cull has been inade to the members of
the New York Fire Department by the various officers of
the department for a maaa meeting, to be held at tha
Seventh regiment armory, on Monday evening naxt, for
tho purpose of devising means to fill up the Second reg I
incut Fire Zouaves, under Brigadier General Sick lee;?
Nsw York, Jul) 29,1862.
Mr. s? ?
Foreman ?? O#. No. ?.
Draw Sin?You and the members of your command are
respectfully lequested to take t>art in a tnars mcoting ot
firemen and their i rlends, to be held at the Seventh rai
ment aimory, on Monday, tbe 4th of August, at 8 o clock
P.M. Tho object of the meeting Is for tbe purpose of
devising some way to further recruiting In tbe Second
regiment of Fire Zeuaves, now with the "Army of the
Potom ic " Pelug greatly reducod in numbers they are
sn ilv in want of men. They stand second to no regi
ment in the lleM, hsvliig been foremost In every engage
mcui on thr> pen I tie i la, snd for their bravery and Vault tit
deeds have been mimed by tbe Oisnmsndlng General th*
??Iron Regiment." Ilrlgadlor General Daniel K. Sickles,
comnuitiiing the brigado of which this regiment is a
part, will be present and address tba meeting, and state
what the Second lire Zouave* have done. You are ur
uently requested to iisu your utmost exertions anil have
your company ptescnt, together with their fi icnda. llo
epsctiullv yours,
William H. Wickham. President; A. J. iHilatour, Vice
President, .tohn It. Piatt, Secretary; Johu S. Giles,
Treasurer.
"Irurim.?W. W. Purr, President B. T. t. B.: A. F.
Oakerhatisen, Samuel B. Thomson, Bobort Mcf.innis,
James Psretnere, Znphar Mill*, Janus Y Walking, .li nn
N. Phillip*.GeorgeF. VesbiU.
tiainl t,f Urt CummM'mert.?Henry Wilson. Pr< si
dent Thomas Lawrence, John J. Gorman, Wm M. Tweed,
lulward RonneBt
Htxiril of Appr?'t, --.lolui GlIMan, President John ?;.<r
piod, vinceni 1 King, William Haw, Jr., Ralph Tram
U:y.
il hit Decker <'h:ef Knglneer Daniel Donovan As t
ant faigl#*et lit ui ,v l.ewis, Assl-tant; William HMkctt
Nlelte wllllt? l*wl?, Hi BjW-i, J ?!i<
George MeGrath. Tla. L VM, Joeepfc t. Periejr, John
Uaulch, Joliu MoCvsker, Ueorge T. Alitor.
New Jersey I?ii tluvy Mattrrn.
Although Rf mo |iw>|i!e t him New Jersey a-out of the
United Stales (not in a tect iisH n light, however, thank
Uoaven), she in coming ut> to tin mark In the mutter of
furbishing recruits anil et.oou racing them in \olunte.*r
lti)f. K? cr'iilin(f Ik Jiicn;ri'tfmg rapidly. according to all
accounts, through >i t the state. ~|?e? iuI homilies, from
priv ate MircH,iro also springing up all around. Rev.
Pr. Poor, of Ncv\ark.hua subscribed $100, to be paid to
tho llipt ten Vbung men who shall enlist aft?r the d.ite of
his ofl'er, and otl i r gentlemen tt loitpl out the Stateare
coming forward nobly to the call for funds.
WAK MEETING IN EL1ZAHKTH.
On Thursday evening last a very large war meeting
was hold in Elizabeth, at Library Ilail, in order to
further, as much aa possible, er.HMme,\ts In that locality.
Aftur st eeches bei p made by suveral prominent men,
resolutions were parsed in faror of a vigorous prosecu
tion of the nar, and ottering a bounty of fltty dollars to
all who would enlist.
WAR MEETING IN BERGEN.
A large and enthusiastic uiet ting was held on Thursday
evening at Bergen, N. J., for the purpose of devising
means to raise volunteers and funds to sup|>ort their
families during their absence at the war. Peter Bomly,
Kmj., waa chairman, and J. U. 1'arke-, Esq., J. W.
Gem ore. f'sq., and I'riah Alien, Eft., were appointed
vice presidents. A series of resolutions expressive of a
determination to stard by the country, and by aid, b th
in money and men. do their utmost, to quell the rebellion
and resist foreign Intervention, were unanimously
adopted. The meeting wis addressed by Meswrs. Scttd
der, Wakeman aud llardenbtirgh, of New Jersey, and a
subscription opened upon the spot, when, in a fnw mo
ments, i ne tho'ifeitnd dollars were subscribed, and u c m
mi ttoe appoiuted to obtain more for tbe purpose of rais
ing companies. Captain John Vrecland staled that he
had a company in a it.a'e of formation, and It was deter
mined to open a recruit ing station at Rapp's Hall, Ber
gen. New Jersey is wide awako, and can be counted on
for promptness and patriotism when the country re
quires her services. Musks and fireworks enlivened the
me ting, which adjourned at a late boor, subjcot to the
call of tho dlflcers.
TEN MONTHS IN REBELDOM.
An Account l?y w FhsIIIv* British Hub
Jret-H?. KMMrl.me In Hlr IimmmI.
Prtersliurjt ?..?? A..ciistn-1
Conduct of a Brltleli (on?u!-A \I?U
to tUe Hrirliii?r. No. a-Dmtrlpliiin ?l
Urr Armament, Appearit.ur, ?t. ?
Old DIcrrluiMt Crfw to Man
81 rtasth of Iht Bckrli In tl??* ILnte Ba??
hit grin ml NfOlcllnit** Escape.
[From the l?hlladel|ihia I'tves, Au.'u-t 1.)
Mr Peter Dolan, a refuaoe fiom the South. leached this
city on Wednesday afternoon, on b.ard ?ho C
arcLipanted by his fami y. Mr. Dolan has>bmita_the
South for nearly a your past, and, being a prluter by
i ra,;e and employed on several of the prominent rebel
journals, has acqui'ed a pretty thorough insight into the
'??situati .u" in Dixi". Yesterday ho callod at this oflce,
and wave us the subjolued narrative of his extern-net.
Some of his inform it ion, which it would be incompatible
with the interestsoi the goveinment to publish, wo have,
of course, omitted.
MS. OnLAN'h mriutivk.
Ten months ng >, in (ha.lc tou, 1 wan called ui>on at the
Courier ofl.ee, where I was employed, and Inarmed that
I must join a military company: I pr> tested against
compulsory service, ami was told that I must then lea ve
the city. ffa-iiiK an Irishmafl by birth (my wife and two
children are natives of Boston, Macs.), 1 called upon the
ltritlsh Consul for information as to how I should pro
coed. An Interminable series of questions was lauucbod
al me wlxu I disclosed the object of my visit. ... . _
?' ilow long wag I in the country)'" (with * withering
lookj. (t
?'(ouldlhr**!8 witnesses to prove that 1 had never
taken the oath of all -glance lo the Inlted *>tate?_
"I could not; but I could swear that I never had taken
BUAnMp.?siue to drum on the table, ho made up his
n,fthengaUrZiaw"POmy family for Augusta G^rgta,
with the intention of proceeding thence to Nashville
Ou reaching Augusta. ho.vever, I discovered to my chi
grin thai the passage to Nashville would coet twenty
dollars for in^elf, twenty dollars Tor my wife and ten
dollars Tor each of mv children?three in number. Not
tiaini uronared for such a steop ilnauciil transaction, 1
procured a situation in thi Augusta Co?*Htut?n*>
oiOce After a few weeks the honor of beiug niado foro
7.?^;:.^-. ? ?<*-*?'
anxiety and appreh?.ision,uulil Jelt. Davis sent ou a re
quisition to Georgia for twelve thousand tre?P?. *?
draft if necessary. I slid. With my usual link, h
eJer n.yW?ri that I had obtained from Mr ftunch
al Charleston, was lost, stolon or mislaid, and 1 was com
rilled to write to Mr. Molyueaux, Wu? at .Savannah,
who fnrniphtd nie mother. ?
i received It on the 4th of March last, and on the fol
lowing dav i started f->r Norfolk, expecting th?t I might
mako tny' way thence to the North, by cursing the
Ytnkeos pretty strongly. I re?chu'l Noriolk on the loth.
On our way atV. ldon. North Carolina, four regiments
ot Hvcesh weio ordered out to quell a Union riot that had
broken out eemowhore In the Stite.
ax meouorr ooitsui^?how wunn stnuncra ai dsai.t
As soon as T reached Norfolk T called on Hrw Mytn,
Lhc Hrllish Consul, to havo my pas^i>ort endorsed. Bo
asked tue a dollar and a half for the trouble. 1 oflerM
him s.-ceeh mouoy, which he declined, and told mo
not inns would apjieuse him but hard s|x-cie More than
that he held possession of my pass until I obta ncd the
Ki'oc'r for which 1 was compelled to pay one dollar pre
!E He then nut,!? ?? wait his pleasure three or lour
week* until we grew wick and tired, in the Interval, to
nass the time, wo made the acquaintance of ab >ut three
huudrod and fl'tv or four hundred Brill-U subjects, who
bad como trom New O leans and other Southern etui's to
gel North; hut who, like ourselves, had got themselves in
* KiyS "when Mr Myers' shilly shallying became
positively uneudur hie, an. Inrermal delegation of us,
consisting or a Mr. Butler, of Savaunah; a friend of mine,
nimed Dick Murphy, of New York, myself and several
others, Invested Mr. Myers' office. I was sp-kesmanfor
iyers" we are sick and tired waiting here."
? v"* '?,he
living here, ond then. when IK* .South wan t
Her, v-ii take oW British ^tertian paper* from a
> u hat., <i>*t V> "T tKc aml f"'e a" the
^7havennoUxnKgeratedhls l?ng>'*?? CaD
mveZl^rt^todyoJ M a genfman. If .should
eve- live totf"' through tbe line* on the way to t.ina.l',
I shall make it my business to visit Lord I.yons, and art
luouth yot.f'
ok? to mnt*0HT>.
I left the ofllce, and after coming out'we held a cor.suit
SSferas ? k w."
Mr M vd s l lisve heard his munner spoken
tiniesf I presume his irritability isc.wlng U his adtauc d
***a?ked Mr. Crldl uid if there was any earthly prospect
of my #ttin? away?
of The "mi"oy.s <f the office being nwar- thai I had
r^;':'vne^u.v^HfbSdf
Tn'the r/,:^rss long an I can,and then Join ih. seve.,1.
hr not hi all inclined to despair, took the eaM
i ^ ji10 foMowinn Motidny, ?ftHod on (icner?l
i'nlli' Th"result of the visit was the issue of the tol
lewlug nBAP,inART*HS, rr->*r*?irr Hi('j*ioo, >
PoterDot?n, Sarah C. ^olaa, Kanny Itotan. ^?hW?
.?dCarol te l^lan ^ "?ales
srtf.ibu,rro,of ,he
mlUiary author,t^s Coo^l^U Hut^ ^
?n,,.. armed I went t<> Mr. Crldland, and re-eivelfrxtn
him 1 ?Aw of mtr. ductlon to the I'rovost >larsh.l <*
f??er? ourg, Colouel 1 'annell.
letersuuii, ^ rmmsnt an.
, started for I'etersburg, saw Colone! rannell. pr*.?t?l
tbe letter, ^a^iX rny ^^|[|tury Governor, t.eneral
"" Rriansrsra
ys5,irsi?r~?>"'> i"-^ ???
Wu!i !!?im or Brlgsdler Oenersl FRRN< H
rlJti Kit Assistaol Inspector Oenoral.
jll'f Vatl'an?y wh'^t^'k hi
p?ti and Vrratched tlieet words on the d-jc^meiit -
?XWi,r, i
5-J^?rs; ay a r
r , -tofrn T ' He told mo thet I could only go about
Iff-^ed^b^ni^^rmVd'mV *Tl ilS'^
HouthsMe s ^ ^ J rollirn,.,| the iv tel ?1 h
mrVilnflly. and slej' m?ro soundly that nlgl>' than had
done for many mnth^re.^
Vort m- -rltik "sett'lt!. up" was the p'omlneni ealure
of,,"!,,,, ,,1,'u. The landlady (\ a,u .?.impelled to .,11
n'r a It iy lor lli* ???kt th? crtnl^H l ^ ue
conscience to charge us $10 f^r our ?jp,or, breakfast and
8l"P;nn?: a1 coinmodalnus.
"ilow'e that)'" said 1.
"Easy euough," sild the landlady. "Pay the hill."
'i'Uu'O was iio time fur argument, and as I did uoi fancy
the ignominy of lieing plat t i in close confinement lor at
temptuu' lo imposo ufs.n a''lone widow," I yielded.
Kea< hwg the <le|ioi we woe coir.. lied t. await an
hour and u half buiora the llaif of true car wan ready to
start. At length. however, the trip commenced, and the
ex i nse wan somewhat id the boarding hn tsesty u. My
-eif end wile were charged on* dollar, and ea h of our
Ci:tiU.?ti twouli -live coi.u. Ahout bail-past a t\ n we
reid ed t'ity Point, w here tha train stood for an hour,
voinly blowing its whistle ami cicuai yinp for the b >u.
I here bu ng no MM' of a o mi ih t day i hu captain ot the
tr in ci n< h.dod to return to Peteitburg. Su; J I to Cap
taii. ?f<>, kins,
'? What aie we to do?"
He replied. "Oct r< >dv to go hick."
I prole*'ed. and told him I hail no money to par for a
return trl;\ and that altogether 1 was Iti a ve-y pret'y
dilemma. Ho concluded to allow in ? to i tiimm, and
as.-urvd me tbat the trnui would l>? down an <m in the
afternoon, when he would briug uiu a basket of pro
visions.
OF? KI R KOItTltRfM MONRO*.
About four o'clock the Stale >f Mum*, Kennebec and
Commodore h.'V* III sUht, with the Sta -s and Strip's
and white Hag tloatlng from their peak". A lieutenant of
the watch accompanied us ilrnvn to the wharf to s*e oa
ell. I>r. HroiiU' n, of the Commodore, autg out, "Who
have you there!"
"Some British subjects; will you take them In charge?"
"Yea," replied the Captain.
Wu got on boaid. and remained thi re all night. Next
day a lot of prisoners arrived (the name who readied
this city In the Comm dore on Wednesday afternoon),
and th*k? hiving embai ked, wo started northward, and
reached this city via Fortress Monro*.
TBI NEW MIRK!MAC.
Sunday three weeks I was on botrd the Marrlmac,
being anxious to get a look at her belore I came ?wav.
.She is a very formidable vessel, c instructed with much
?kill Her woodwork was then lluibhed. On the follow
ing day she was taken aero a the river to the Tredgir
Works (9 have her fluting put on. The plateg are ah ut
ten feet long and ten inches In width. They are punched
entirely through with holes for the Insertion of the bolts,
and will ovarlap one another when in position. Like
Merrimac No. 1, she Is af>rmidibe ram, but Id p< nv!
what smaller than the great original, which, in every
otiier respect, she greaily resembles. Her rnof mis up
to a peak,, of such a beiUit H?i{ jh.i sld.ys ri-e at a sharg
#iig!e. When Ironed, i:<l h?r mauhuiei'y fiui in, her
guards will probably uot be over one loot above the water,
lieing much smaller, ?he will he far m ire manngeuhUi
thin llirrhnac llih Hist. Her guards were about nix feet
attfive the water's edge. The ram whs well beaked,
reaching about four feet above the deck, and exteuui g
out six or eight feot
IfER ARMAMENT.
Although her armniuent wasof course not yet on board,
its chnra' ter vva* no secret. Tie.mile public having
access to tho vessel, it was ea.-y lo I e seen w hat number
of guus she was to carry. as well as tie Jr approximate
character. Front otlwr information, however, i can state
that she will carry i"e b w, me stern, and three side
gunR lh''y are to be of the same dews Iption as th se
which are mounted .it 1'ort failing, tlier ability to pierce
our Iron nrniorcd vessels having, in the attack upon that
fortress, been exemplified?at least to the satisf iction of
socesh. The balls to bo used are steel 'ointed. and were
beiuK niud 'On the day of our departure, as well us pre
viously. She is no do bt com. leted by this time, and
ready for olfensive operatf us, as a very large gaii* ol
workmen wen. eutjilojed upon .her. She is the pride of
the Kiohmondors, who roly ujion her for the defence of
the city as much as upon their artne'8. It is bonstingly
declared, and universally believed by them, that "she
will swoep tho James river." While this Is undoubtedly
bombast, it t? certain fho luw one feature of lormiil ililo
tiese not [H'g-essed by Morrimac No. 1?her armor plating
extends below the w?ter line.
1I?K CltKW?!TKMS.
Singularly erotigh, her crew is to corislct only of the
old cre w of Merrlmao th* Urfit. The men were quartered
on Thirteenth street, a lew doors from tho A.xamin?i*of
flee, in a building si) led "The Sailor's ll mu "
Rii hmond is one vast bos,<it.al. Two hundred and
twelve were buried from a single h isyltal in one day, ne
groes being compelleil to perform the work.
After the late bait>a, every man in Richmond pos
sessed of three shirts wag compelli'd to givi one to the
army, such was the scarcity of cli thing
U was stated in the tlx >minrr otllco, in my hearing, that
I^e had *i20.(MK) nieu in the Lite battles, aud40,i0')in
Kichmond as a reserve. Kvon the rebels accorded to Mo
Clellau the greatest praise for his ma.'terty retreat. On
the ad of July the Esaminer announced that he was sur
rounded, driven Into a swamp, and his stores, auimiini
tlon, artillery and wag' im captured. Jackson, It wan
s.nd, was in hH rear ..linger on his loft, Hill und I. >ng
stri-et on his front, and Magritder on his right; and the
next day it was confidently expected he would bo oscorted
through the etrerts in a cage. Next day, however, the
tun* had changed, and th" Examiner beu.iti its dtop IT
tn-ad lo tho news with this line?"The biid bastliHu."
the rebels weroo .tg nera led, and Uct'leilan all right.
Letter from Mr. V\ llllinn H. Aiplnwalt.
TO TUR >;DiTOK OK TIIK IlKltALU.
Tarrviown, July 29, 1862.
W1\<mj In the city yesterday iny attention v. as called t^
au editorial in the Hkh^i u on the subject of my trans
actions wi.h the government. It is evident that the
fuels lure liern grossly misrepresented to you. I wi'l
simply state that I have not received or sxpected to
reoalr* any cummissio > o i Tt-asols HMfteNd or g iM to
the government, and that I have no Interest in any
vessol, except ss owning stock to a modcrMe extent in
steamship companies wlione vessels have been chartered
in open compollti"U with others. My only moneyed trans
action with the government was the sale of l'.nfi*ld rifle-.;
ind they were ordered from abroad at a time when the
ndlcials in Washington did riot realix* that we should
need foreign arms Y*uar*q<lit* right iti spying there
was uo great merit In relinquishing the profits on thi
lale; but you do m* n grave wrong in averting that I
withheld profits whilst 1 profess to have acted disia
tere tedl.v for the Navy Oepartmont. I am respectfully,
your obedient servant,
WI LI JAM H. ASPIN'WALL.
The Tu? f.
FASHION PI.IA9CRK OKOUNU ASSOC I ATION?TROT
TING.
Friday, August 1?Pur** aud (takes $J00, mile bouti,
bolt thro* in Ore, to \tai;ouo.
t"hat lea Whitson entered s. g. Gen. Hsllock 1 1 1
sam'l McLaughlin entored h. g. Lofty 2 2 2
W. Oakley enteral b k if. Honest Whit dr.
Time, 2:50-147?2.47.
The above was a capital raw, and afforded much
amusement to those who witnessed the trotting. The
betting was very spirited, each horse being in turn the
favorite. IMoro the soring, Lofty had the call at ten
to eight; but afterwards a change began to take place
and before the start for the first heat O'ueral tlnllcek
was the favorite atone hundred to sovoni y. l'hls was
about the state of the odds to the beginning of the third
heat. The track wm good and tho attendance re*, ecu
Pad //?'.?P"ih horses broke up soon after leaving
the stand, and wh^n they settiwl down (ieccral Halleck
wbk several l*ngthH iu front of Lofty, the tw> named
having the race to n-ttle between themselves. Honest
Whit n?t making his appearance on the ground. Halleck
increased the distance between himself and follower,
i<LitII he reached the throe-iuarter polo, at which time- It
wan supposed that T."fty would b" distaicod; but from
thro*to the stand lie trotted very finely,snd?losed so r.i?
pldlt that lux backers renewed their oifr>r? to take ten
to seven. Halleck won by about thirty yards. Time,
2 M)
SrrrmH heal ?This was a very close heat from begin
ning to end. 1/ifty outtootnd Halleck to the half mile
polo, where ho wit* eeversi lengths ahoad. He then bo.
/an to ling; but til " skilful management f bis drivci kept
him up to the mark and in trout until within ? low rods
of tho score, when ho hioks ail to pieces, aud Halleck
won by a length. Time. 2:47.
Third Hunt.?l/>fty took the lead, as in the previous
heat, and kept In froal for nearlv three quarters o> a
mile, when be be^a-i to fall He then broke several
times, .did fell off several lengths. llitlluck came home
au caay wiuser In '^ 47.
Offlrlal Drawing* ortue Delaware State
Lotteries.
DvcLAWASjt. Kits* Ci.sss W) -August I. I8S2
42, 6'J, 3., VI, 77, 12, 27. 74. 65, 2. >1, 71, 29.
D?l OllStl!l>-All|Ukt 1. I SCI
6?, f?. 6S, 24, ill, fu. 72, 3, 41, 55. 37, 47.
Circulars scut !>y addressing
JOHN A. MORltM .% CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Official Drawing* of Murrsy, K.ldy <h
Co.'a K> nluekv and Missouri flinie LoUsrt?*
Kasrvrav. Kstsa Class Ml?August I. IMS.
JJ, fill, 30, If, 70, 52. 53, S3, 26, 6>. ?l?l, 71, 61.
Kisti-csv. Class 342? \ UKUKt I, IW.
30, 36. 3*. 11, 20. 11, 13, I. 74. ?, 22. 19.
Cir* ?lar? sent free of clmrge hv addmsalnir "ither to
MIRK AY, KlIDV A CO.,
Covington. Kg . or H'?. Loirs. M?
Prices faihril In all Ligallnd l.utlr.
rlfs In for ins Hon ?l.en. fO KI'H BATES i.ttOKKK, II
Wall street, room No. I. Sew York.
Royal Havana Loiter jr.?Price* Cashed
snd Infoimsiluu furnished. Hlntu-st price paid for Dou
bloons. TAYLOR A CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
Knet Will Do ft?If yam de*tre a Weal,
be. omlns snd comfortable Humnirr Hst, suit are indisposed
to <?']" ii I too much iiion tts sretllc ition, tli* only dmn you
run di'i" nd upon Is KNi IX, of No, ill Brosdsrar, corner of
I'uitore street, lie ?i;l sell you one ol Ins unndsomest
straw lists?ihe popular "?|ie klrd"?for th* low price ol $2,
or aiyr other article is ills stors you may uhoose, at an equally
low llgure. ______
(Hand fc'amlly Holiday i%t Rarnem'1
Museum. Performuni'cs both aitornoon and evening.
Right Cartes tie Visile fur 91?Of T'ne
qiinlled style and llnlsh. Satisi action guarsnteed atTAIT 8
H Corllan'dt street, Burner of Oreenwlch.
Right Curies de Visit? f*?r St.?The. Rest
in ths city, at Wood'sUalterv,20S U jwsij . New York.
Right Carl'* <!c Vitite for ?1? R.j nil I to
the beat made. BAI.4 IIS 1U Orecuwlch St., oor. Bitr< lay
tl. A. Rills, Nperle 11 r oker, \o. 170 Orren*
ji leli StfWti N. Y.?Pi lues rashtd iu K< ntin ky and Doiaware
Lotteries.
Day At Marl In'* IlliicUlna Depot, No, U
Bios i stroot, open from A. M. to 4 P. M. dnrtag August.
IVo Wore lirny llalr ? OrnntlJ-an's Crle?
brsted eonsults'los lor th>- e . belllshment :ii?d restoration
ol tliu hall. Oli o A*toi pl?" ?
Prnf. In ill liter'* Unit- Dye, 10 Cenis,
Msvk Of brows. Tiy it. Sol.? I > i ? <KiHK. yi !>? y st.
\V . \ flMlehehlr's < ?-lelirati <1 l>.*tNtiti*h>
jner.i for tV i ?. T te ??, lis i Dye ?'i I Mm Ujclm;, a:i,\
>iu i i t i ? ?-?; uss.it ih? k*tr, Itl U jb i s.rist,
PROGRESS CF THE CIVIL WAS.
Movements of Hie Union Armlet?1ftpm.
tions at tlie Uurrillu??liilrrvitlng In
telligence from the ltrlit-1 Nt*te?? l in.
portunt from Wtsililiigtoit?Tlie L?u?t
Sinv? front Kurope, Ar.
The WwtKLT llKi.Au>. for Hi* present ???-k, ready this
morning at ten o'clock, will contain the litest despatches
In regard to the movement! of the armies of Generals
Hc~loIlan and I'opeencircling fie Kobel I'aintal, and from
the UuiOD Armies throughout the country; Accounts of the
R .Ids of the Guerillas in Kent icky ami the otner border
States; Interesting intelligence from NVw Or lean*: R*|w>r|g
or the Operations of the Union Xaval Fleet at Vkksburg
and other points of the Mississippi; Intercut l:ig inteill
geucc from the revolted States; Accounts f ( om Washing
ton of the movements of the government for the sup
pression or the Rebellion; The Latent News from Europe,
and re|ierts of all ovents of the past w?ek of an Important
or interesting character. Terras?Three dollars p?r year;
slugle copies, in wrappers, six cents.
At Jrffrri'.STS Broadtfay, Kit files' F.ltta
tlr Hoo's, f I 50, $1 7.1 and *2; Balmorals, (2 i t and >2 .V;
pents'flue Sho?s and Slippers, youths' and elilHreu a Bal
moiali, Shoes and (Jailers. JEl'KBRS, 673 Broadway.
Batelielor's Hair Dye?tike Best lit tHe
world; instantaneous, ti?rml??? aud rellshe rtold ><y 4ru^<
liata and peri umurs everywti?re. factory, til Barclay street
Beautiful Complexion?Phuloii'e "Snow
White Cream " when applied to the face, neck and arms
seems like tlie work of magic; It make* thr coarsest wain
smooth, and the fairest complexion tram pareutly walte.
Sold by all druggists anil faney goods dealers.
Beautiful Complexion.?Laird's Bloom
Of Youth or Liquid I'e.arl has no eiiual for prrserv lug an<L
beaiitityiiiR the complexion and akin. Ladles, after usiti^
th.s deftghttul article, will have uo other. All druggists aud
4 Ob Btoai.way.
' ' ?
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Presrrvstlv*
and Wig depot, wholesale and retail, No. ( Astor House.
The I)j e is applied by e?panenced artists.
II apt are Cured?At Msrili'i Rsdlcsl
Cure Truss Institute. Slio ilder Braces, Suspensory Bind
anes, Abdominal Supporters, riilk Elas'lr. 8t H-iiin^s, Knee
t'apa, Anklet* ,*c. ( oi ? <e, Broadway ami Auu street, under
Bai uum's Museum. A female to attend ladies.
Comfort Riitl Cure for tlie Ruptured?
Sent nee to any om stt'lted with rupture or hernia. Ad
ureas box 766 New York IVst o.l.oe.
Tru ?rii.?Murtli dc Co.'s Iludlrnl Care
Tp i?t?. N". 2 Veiey m .. opposlt* tlie Hiurcli. No connection
uiib any otln r trim* ufH of name mas, Kcnmle attendant
To Coimuanpl ivr?*
All Uiom? wi?thiu.', to consult with DR. 80FIENCK ?t hie
io 'iiiH, 3J Bou i utreei, New York, will i>lc.t*e cu.l on Monday
next, as he will be absent until Men ?ay, tifptembcr 1.
Doctor Hunter's Discovery Cur?? the
vcrv wni>t forai o' BcroiuJa, oontinate Emotion o' the Skin
a!??i olii Ulct-rd. So. .i Division ?vitel, N vv Yoi * City, aiucc
1-31.
? ? NkrM.
oa^Tr r"At Syracme. N- v., on Mond ly, July
21. by (he Kbv. Hr. CaMleld, a. Wooi.-wo item to Km /
.Wkhunk, daughter of the lata Johu J. Gauls.of t"w
ikiuBr?Ten. ?At the Church of St. Francis T.vier
*ixtwnth street, on Tu sday. July 29, bv the Kev n da
i-avignc, S. J., I'acl E. Ixik-kv, of Maryland, to Ei uaOmth
Jo?wiv? Tub., formerly of Wasulngtoii, l>. C
U^hiugtou and New Orleans papers pleasecopy
l'lulad?phiHL,r' J- UUltB' ?f lh0 WUMP'**. fwmcrly'ol
R WJMHW?K*ox.~At the Bedford street Methodm
Kpisc^iaJ ohureh, on Tuesday, July ??,, by the He" Jw
?iVhv *"1 "" ?,;lni"a H Haganey, IIakmiul Row.t-o.v r
o!-ud,cityXj rJtt''g''^ror ck'iriM K^- ?!?
V.olk?Usacub.?On" Thursday, July 31 hv tho H.iv
lather (Juilloinot, at tlio ii.iroU ol St. Viuojni'de Paul W
Armaxo Woli< toilisa Joskium BaAiua, eldest daughter o'
Louis Beaugo, both of Irauce. ' ^nur <>?
Died.
M,^r0'^r;r,W0,lnr^';ir' ?'"lr 3o- of consumption,
M msKs r. Arc.iibolDj aged ?J4 years. May he rtst iu iMoirf
loronto (C. VV.) pup*.i*9 please ropy.
Banc K?K.?(>u lUu sd iy, July SI. Uarla Loupe I men
Brooklyn!*'11 M>niUUl 'U"Ck?r' N? lft?
Brooks.?On Friday morning, August 1 Altuh\ M
undito?,ra^t:bar'^ W' *>**?'*?*%Wr*,TZJk
Thu funeral will take plaeafrotn the Union Home School
^ovonty-tirth street sud I leveuth u/?iu.u, this (Saturday)
a t'-rnoou, at one o cl ?k. (owuiumj;
Bovlk?On Thurtday July 31, of cholora Infantum
-AiuH fcux-iiirni, only tiau;;hter of William and Hand,'
Jane Boyle, aged 8 months and 13 d lys
'Ihe funeral will tu';o place from the cornor of Socon f
avenue andThirty-neveuth street this (Saturdayj al to
uoon, nt hair-past two o'clock. '
rABtuoMa?Oii Thursday, July Si, after a short 1!!
<e.?. wev < AkiixiiiEu. a native of the parish of C'louti
bret, county Monagtian, Ireland. u"
Iho friends are raspocU'uIly invited toattond the fun*
ral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Trout t'i?
o-ileuceor liia uuclo, Coustantme llufly, 230 Ei-t Tlilr
'emoter^' ^ b0
toUJ*a.?On Friday, August l.Mis. Makv A?w, wife o<
the lato Lawrence Collins. aged .'?8 years ,.n,l 6 months'
Iho relatives and friends of thu family ar? rennectrulh
invited^ to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon ;Ii
church th? *hlftteih stri'et SkUwdirt Kj.iwo
CoOTRLia?On Friday, August 1, Mich.ikl Caorati/t
formerly of th.? parish or Bally McKlligott, count v R- r-y
Ireland, in the 62U year o: his age. '
)lis friend;, and thc.-o or his brothers, Jeremiah aixl
WtllUln.aro respectfully invited to attend tin funeral on
Suaday atu-rooon, at two o'clock, in m his laio ruhl 'eilc
So ??CliflTstrwt 1 he rem .itu will be tak^n to ^'iva V
i emotery for interment.
Om Thursuay evenin.', July 31,Tmmjm Doijin
i native or ( a via. in t(je OTih yeir hw ug?.
Ihlrkndaoi the i.imily are requested to attend the
funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from
1*<h Into rcskJeoc#, 9LU itailr^ua avenue, Johmv c ity
ikjc-ax.?on Thursday, July 31. 1'KTca IXju.x. native of
county I.etrim, Ireland, in tM 4sih year or bis age
Hie friends and reUtivea of tho famhy are rwnoctfullv
mvltadto Mtaad tba ruworal this (Saturday) afteino .n,
it half past one o'clock, from his late reeidence, N'o 20'J
West fortieth siraot. Uis remains will be inuj, rad ii.
< alvary Cemetery.
St. Xyiuia ami Ulica [a|*>is please c -py.
"i. Ki.r.v.?On Thursday, July 31, after a sh.irt lUnuas
G>R*tut-t I e Kt.ry, in tho eoth yi ar of hw age
U e-sod ar? the dead tlmt dl? In the l/>rd.
Tha friends ore res lectfullj invited to attend the
fuunral, from the Church i>[ ih? Kr?e Oospal, Twenty
ninth struct, near Ninth avenue, <mi Sunday in'miUii ?t
eight o'clock. His remains will bo takeu to HaiKei.sa -L.
for intarmctit.
(..R,c-?jm Irlday, August 1. after a short illness.tho
youngest daughter of Hinrich and Cathariua t^rdes lured
1 iuonth and 3 days, '
The irlonds of the fatnUy are res|x>cl.'t?lly Invited to
attend the , one ral, this (Saturday) afternoon at hall
pa-l throe o clock, rroui the residence of b?r oar'enU -2H
?iocn k street
IIakoux*. ?on Thursday, July 31, widow Bmmiw
H >*.? ??*>.*, a native of I'ruyiu- re. county Sliga, IraUud ui
tho Nlst year of her are. '
Hor rnends and acquaint iiioea and those of the family
arc ios|iectiully Invited to attend ti.e f iue al, rrom her
late rMxienco. 10 Franklin street, this (Saturday) after
no n. at ha t |<a?t "Uc o ciock.
11m s.?At l'hilodelphia, on Thursdav, Julr 31. of ty
I'hold Tcver, Lieut. Jam* M. Hjm>i oi tho Second real
ment, New York State Militia. 1
Io-dar his rsmaius ? irt ho convoyed from 3."< Willow
place, Bro kltn, to Binithamtou, Broorae county, N Y
for interment. * "
Hinr.?In Widlamsburg, on Thursday, July SI J*u?a
Fmasw is. son or 1'atra.k T. and Ann llarl, a.wl 1 \ oar 1
month and 10 days. *
i he friends of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend the fhntval, this (Saturday) alleruo n, at two
o'cl'trkjfrom the residuncn of his |iuieuis, T20 Kourth
stie- t, Wl liamsburg.
HaUkv ?At the iJni -n H spltal, Baltlmora, on Wednes
day, July 30, ot typh id fevr.t'MAULU K. Haijwv, M |>
.Vssiatai.t S irgeou id" the 1rtieth UwAart reclnMut. *. Y
S. V., In die will y*ar of his ag?.
Kamains cttnvey<id 11 Bridge Hampton, tang Island for
Interment. '
Hariusos.?On Thursday, July 31, E. R lUnAso\,agel
f>4 years and 3 nw nibs
The frlaads o, tha family are rnspertfully invited to
mtemt tha funenl, at one o'clock froui the lUutut
rhureb, Hudson City. N. J.
Ki!?n*t. -At Moti llaven, Westchester county. Aiir
i.CTTA Lvoa Howark, wdo ot Sumers Kinney, of Browns
ville, Texas, aged i1 years. A.liugering illtie.s she bor.
with Chr.st au forutnde sitd saintly rasifnation.
Ilia friends of the family aro invited to suaitd the
funeral, irem tha reeidence of Hon. I>. S II >ward this
(Saturday) nyirninj? at tan o'cwck '? Ia*> lemains will he
taken to (ireenw'-vd i ?metery for interment.
Mohav.?on Friday August I. Et onw, the beloved mm
of Owen and Margaret M .ran, aged I year, r, months and
8 days.
The friends and relatives of Ihe family, and those of his
uuc e K i'vatiy, are res|Na>t nUy Invitad to attend Uw fit
neral, from the residence of Ins patents, 14?1 Cherry
flreet, on Sunday afternooo, at half |aist uw o'clock
without further Invitnuon.
Mc;i?oxorun ?Ou Thursday. July 31, of eonwmption,
after a lingering lllnesa, a** ?!' I'n.vifi.u, a native o/
Rillaculla feuiito^otiu'y l'?rraiu*gh. Iiei.tiid.
Ilor Trie nda ore roi-pee.tfglly r?|Uestod to attend the fu
neral.trotn theresiu i., e . horbroihar.Johu McOououab
.1W2 Bovrory, tills (J tturdayl inoruln*. at half past n.ne'
o'ciotk. Ilor retnmw wUl bo taken to FlMimsh fatU'-lery.
rhoro will be a solemn huh mxtfa for her at iho Chuioh
of the Holy Cr> if, Mn'.h'ish, at 11 o'clock A. M,
McMami On Fiklay, August 1, \Umuasr a,
daughter of the 'ale- Andrew Mc Mantis.
Tho rolatlves and friendr. u the lamity.and those ot her
hroth s, Wilhan , Edward, Andrew au I 1'eter are ro
spectfully invited to a. tend Mm lunomi, ou Sun t'av aftor
iio. ii , at two o'clock, fton? h^r h?t.? nsidouce. No 41 Suf
folk stnet. '
t? h?.f r?on t'n.; .jfrooiinng, Aiign.M 1, .vfm> Kllm
O Km vr* in tnu i <>?'? y. t Ot hor age.
Tho .'iiseisl w?H ui..) |dice i om her laie rssldeo e. 7P)
BIM.I avetiua, Htl- (S-.i .r'.i.y) nf ermsn. u o -? o e .fk
H i r 'iia.ii- will Ve ,(.ka.i lo t. av.mjr i , unary f<. In tar,
'<i?ut
Cowri.t O'i < tr,o dry 11 .f |nj,,t |y 39 A.tr.'?n fl
I..*. u,l.i h? W.u.fuf oi hi t|?c
The a aliVi ? ?u I iriewJi. oi t'.e fart'iy, aim ,,f
hie lat* father, Rev Willi-m P>well, are irrll?d t-> aV
tend Ui'i funeral, from ihs rfKidm.ee of tiim iikh hoi
h?w, oJ West T wenty Ijati atiool, ibi* fifcturday) of: *?
ui? n. at Intlf.past ihr?. ?vi .?*.
^owkil?.41 It,, (, y or Wxbingtoa, D. C., on Sun
W ^Powell lieiuvtj Witt Of Dr. Jjuuet
fjI',?. 1,re'"a,"# w Greenwood Camtlert
or interment.
. ':,N<ln Tiit sdir, July 2t) Me hast Rs>kuam ?
ofl'ls"^8 C?Ullly ki.keunoy, lie.and, m the *?lb ye,.4#
U' jIL'i'i'1'?1 th'- are most respectfully invited
-V"Ur'u,r''r,v'"**iu 1
t? Calvary i't'ui r OU* " " 1 "'** Wiu ha tu?
uZl \ '" fry tor interment
trS'Ih^ "y '? ?* trr".M rever, cm,
u 1 Inst g 11 ..f a! err ,u ??'*"<. Hsnkt Arot .-ri a
01 lit 11 K ?""1 Mar':l "y?r -' ' 'l?o -'Ml. yoai
New Y..rk VM.intwr?*TO*t"l,*rof Co '? Hrs"t*
l. nVl'"liolVun"p*|ll:ir;?I"i,'f"'??/??I'WtC-illr Invited to at
done*of I,is 1'itlier, 216 WeslKony se^ifd 1"?,
day atternuon.at half past two o'clock '
iT.SrV*'*"1"""" " "?'? ?J eSK'SJE
I Kiuwiix.?On Friday, August 1, alter a linperiM
ssrksssrAuueKTwA'tua wii. or
?Ji10ef'm.er,'^^'lrr wi" be h,"d th"< (Saturday) afu*
nooB, at two o clock,at tier late resilience, 6m K.iuhui
aAiJ?U#; ?. fr,eudli 01 tb? family are invited to attea4
w ittiout further notice.
St.?tha*d?In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 1. Guana
^roniARn, In the 46th year of his age
i. ^ fr'*n,,s ?re Incited to attend, ilia funeral, from 41
louro^k*' rW?W,'n' "lU (Saturday) afternoon, M
Leeds (Yorkshire, England) papers please copy
2fhu.r!*ta< evTln*' J.ali 31, arter a short
Hlnesti Iother Maria, daughter of James and Mary B.
? '' J**r- and 2 days.
?,I.b^.fni#Ii^,.aiid *<*l?aintauo?s of tbs family are ro
stectfully Incited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday)
frop "?? residence of bes
!?.??!?' ,1, avenue, corner of Tweuty-aooond street
.South Brooklyn, without further invitation
?*n fn ^hliTI;Vft0r * lllnM8>Mr w" Shbwihb?
^*n.% in the 74th year of hit Ago.
ihl1!-*!' loa,(ig 'P.11*0 family aro hereby iuvited to atteo4
?: without further notice, from tlie residence o<
his son in law, Juhu 8. U.rn loilar, No. 6S .lohnaon stroet
Brooklyn, this iSaurday) attern'ion, Ht line.' n'cl k
Siv_.NS.-0n Frfcia.v morning, August I, 'utn A Simovs
aged JS yeareand four mni.'bs
'fh" rela vee aDd friends of the family, and those of his
father-in law. A. Wight, are re,|?ctfiilly Invited to attend
ilic r ineral, from hid late repidonce, So. ISO '.Vaut Thirty
eighth stioet. on Sunday afternoon, at ,?,M )'t\ock wub
out further Invitation. '
AflSiCKL.l.AAISOl'S
-COHN'S, H UNION'S C
'.'ll ret and ill-e?.<e I ji i>n?. n, 1 ali
i ?IM<^ J." ' ""'hutly and BMcoepafully ir.nte.1 t.r l)r,
Mi'imuua/' N.-w York '* " kur? ou o lil-opo list. Mo. US
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TTK.VTIOM? COKN'j*, HII.MONS CLUB AND IW
Itrow.nK naila, enl. r.:e I ami ili-ea.<e I j?,|.,t?. nn.1 ail
RADIOAI. Cl.'RK KOIt IIKliNIA (IK RlTpTUKB
. wn. rc.'.s PATr.xr i.k k , tkcssi
i a tli.i droa.iiul u> "i-h. n in pri ci .!??. t ?!. rle?n iimI
'"'?T OBtiOOKY A OO.; 2.. Bon t
A. B(>X OK PAI* 15R AND ENVELOPE* (S1SUI.E INI.
Hn>a "win '*"y 5J- kl UlilaUJiJE's. i*l
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1RUTCHH AND CAX*? FdR THE MILLION AT Till
nianuiuciuier i>. l'INNEi*L, No. 2 Oorilauut street.
I \EAKNES8 CI"RED?READ THE rOLLOWINO.
L/ irom u illaiin^ MbuU murooant in oiircitv. H Mni aks
volumu-iK.rits.il;? ' *!<???
_. Nkw Yoiik, July ID, 186S.
To is oenines lliai my mother Iim< l?eo i for some lime
a tlloteil with purt ul dral'm ss. suit'erin? f.om n.nn a,id rum
oling noises in t ie heat, together with many oih-i in l i?
Hons of a tot a'loss of hearing. Dr VON KI??n BliltO ro.
moved rrom her ea a a ?n at ?iantlly o' ni itmr, log. th?*
? th coagulatedi blood, relieving h?r inktauianeously. ana aU
without [>ain. It in with grateiui tnaal-s that 1 give this
i smnony to his skill. "
CARROLL J PoST, 23 Sooth a I rest.
DR. VON BIIDBHBBBO ON DEAFNBrtS.?WBO OOVUI
I.ave expei't'**! tha a work en LHiatnesn stioul1 a<^iuift4
with eticli luterest,ng ine. dwes, and amuse while it la
"tmeu? Vye eongrat.,I,.?e tlie ai.thSr on his rurr.-.s. Dr.
? on Kiscn!ler^'a oOIch, SS Giiiiton p'aee, west ot Br ladwar.
is contiiuir.il) crowdeii with deaf and blind, seekini,' nidi?
Journa: o I'ointucrce, July 17.
L^XPRiis-i TO NFWIiERJt, N. C.
Ci bo iLKKS' AND SOLDIERS' PACKaUEI
Ai?A\IS K\P?BS8 COMPANY
Will desiiatnb liiolr next Express to N-wi.crn, N. C . Satui*
iiay, Aut'ui-i 2. Noilwng contiaband taken. Kor tuitner
oarticuiars as to rales or frflglt Ac., apply to
adau* KXl RESri COMPANY,
59 Broadway. N"\v York.
t?ye and ear opthalxic aural iNSTiTtrra
ashiuaton, D. C., in c.iar-e of Dr. VoN JlOSfiUli
KEK. a weli known ik'uIikI and aunst. Tne ii^tltute is no
dcrthe iiljiiem patronage. See Waihin^ton IuteilLienosr
for the most reliable rel'ereujf*.
Fine old bourdon, muno.nuaiiklv av ) by*
whi.iey.?A large *i<ie'<, c iinpriaing nil giadi-s, mriM
\tj riions, tur medicinal purpurea, cnnaianti* on tiaud and
lor sale by JNO. 8CKYMS .K ,v C >..
? l^tl Front sir-et.
pUBLI8HED THIS D.VY.
VICToB HUOO'8 MASTBBPIBCa.
THE IIUNOHBACK
NOTRE'daMB ?
(Notre Dame .le I'arts).
BY VICTOR HirOO,
Author of "Lei Mlsrrabiea," Ac. Paper coders, 60 oetitss
cloth, 7,^ rents
Vl' tor Hugo has written voluminously an.l well, li it th?
present is Ills only great work. Ad the ri-st aland n > ouu
iiariajn with ihla. Tno characters ai-e eo \ irldi* paiuieiUiak
*?* i,Initial see them move anu li.-ar th?m talk. Unforluiiata
ana loving yt.asmiodo; the dashing and iiesrtle^a l aioal*
( h'. bus; tinngorie, itie litcrarr Boiiemiar.; the Satsnio
1 rieat; the Oipse* Kings, urent and smal ; th mob a#
Paris; E-morai la the lira itlful dancing girl: and eren the
Vllful little goat -how ther marshal themselre? l efon na
i in i>rnsent tran?Uiiou is a vast Impmvem n! oo so i re
tous on?e, all >1 which are happily out of prut. Th ? irane
kior haa sun eeded in ininaierring the .plrit and style of t.iie
author to the Eugiisli version
Published by DICK k KIT7,oebald.
18 Ann street H. V.
Also for s.i!e by all bookseller* in tills j l?ce
Copiee of the a^ove It.i .k sent by mail :t mi adJress, fro*
>t iwtoiage, on re -eipl of the price.
ORB THE SI NDAY TI.WK.S OK TOMORROW.?T't*
l' new mod" of reitoring lo-aring to the ilea:, by l)r. VOM
KISKNBSRd,of J2Ciintou place, west of ltroi daay.
'Ol'lRF. s OBIKNTAL LIXIXBNT-A MUBB RIMBM
? l for Bbeuinattsiii, (lout. Sprains, .StlSnese of "ie louiis.
I'aliK in the Limbs and R.ick, Ac. Kor snt? hv all Iricjlstai
price 25 cents. Wholesale by JA3. france. No tf Park
tiU-e, N. V.
'IMIK SOt.DIEKS' KKIfcNDS.
L All who truly feel for the oufTerlr.ga to which oaf
tirnve troopo wre luble, especially at thle *ea?..n
reioioo that lit re la ?u h * pr><paratl?u aa 81)11I-.NCK'S
Seaweed Tonic, which atreu^thano the moai ilcldllUU-4
? o nwh, luvi.'oiatea the whole aymem. and pr. .vent* i-.hillo
find fevers, and all other dUr.u>?a canard hy I ar lahiu.
irivatlon ami expoanre in a hoi and unhealthy illm?.n.
Hchrnck'o He-tweed Tonic and Mandrake I'll!* are doing
more at ihti time to prevent the and arul pro-iraung mode
of he.?t and m?.?na amoug the ao.dlera than any ol io*
mod*'In a. In Alexandria and Wnahiti ;i.in city, wliwa
l)r. Hcheiick'ii rein-dlea have bee* extcBalvoly employed,
their aootl e.flTecto wt r* no obvtoua that th" nirjjeona b.no
not objected to their ronatant one In the bori-lta!* In Into
iliv. at aliioiat any hour in tl.e day, you nia\ we a soldier
walk om i f Dr. Hchi nrk'a ofltoe with a Wi.ti of ihi Sea
weed Tunic lu hia Land. Thla medicine la otimuUilie*
alkaline, corrobnr>.at. or *trt'ti*<li.ri.:nii, Mid p?a ri-aoa
every quality of the aaa ric Juice and naturit! <*?!'-ent wIt*
111? I: the alomnch, In |ta h< atliv londltton, I* pro Ido.l, toil
whii h in aoine r.i??', ta deiicieiit. causing ilyapep?ia,cei;enal
4 lilllty, ami other iliaa.reonble or a ariHkutf a\ n.ieoma.
heu the ? a*i>ei Tonic la taken alter < atlng, It d!?-o.r.-o
in-ikoiI np'-edily an I iiuiiH it to l.ealihy Ikjriw, U nn pr<?
eiiiing fermentation in the at<mun-h. Th medi hie la |mjt.
. eci.jr nanohae. an.i aumra with OTeijr C'liatltitloii. fn e?u
li.-oti in wllh the M> awi-eil Toulr, Kehrni-k'e Mandrake niio
are generally r*"V tori; they acton the liver hett-r than bin*
pill, and are warranted m>t to onntHln a ??rth'le ot calomel
or anv other mineral. B> tokinn Ihn two leini dlei l>.<i-tbor
yon tdo-itiae the atuM* h and lie. r. re axln, the fill I tad
Si r, ri'ino tua ihe ataf and unhealthy Ml , aim lnnn .in a
cei vln thu'k t i-col nil ua which rfinca the diaeaa.-d io..mi?ch
m l pree.'nta dt#e?ll>in. It a peraon wilt nbae t n hi.< aoeilo
tlr Will he ?nli-tled na to the elfect of ti u Be lurdiclno*
Some |<!ia-ni who do not ei|i* t anything o me knut
alter taking the medclneo, p.iu a nun it hi worm*
e?l<?ialiy of that kind fulled aararUlc", which ar?
very iroul'loowne. When the medic,lien |i. I'ie there
i?;'ta, It la In |*T*'in who hiV ' been for a Innj Urn.
iid'P'ted w illi toi pi i il- et, aailnw complex <>n ...... K
ad n-.n>et: iira lIUUTbieft, low npiitta. Io<a of sp'ie.lle all 1 |p?
nmal debility Tiiea med i tnea are uoW rtviulri I on tuc
Potomac, In General MoCiellan a army, to pri vent i htlle *101
nier. A '. Tli-y k-ep the Mum irh an l U r In lucb ?
h. a hy oondlU'ii I< |o Wii'il oil all fc>Hi!a of re\ rr-< and d?
Miigi'lueiits 01 U>.' ey at em whtr-h n<ay re-nlt n h .lotta ?il.u
rli "a and other dlainra^in '?(e*ae In t'.e aprinu nf tht?
year, w hen tin "htiiimir ton d an a' p.- \ai.c.l *0 1 enerai
ly, and bellli d the a ilL of the pin h .eiaoa, mme a> ilbe t tha;
? pldcnii'' to the Delav ?re w<U'*r Thl* waa turned off am'
Mihigrlkill water waa ?u!>ati iil?di but withont any i'imm*
rlli-et, an the diaCMt dl t not nliate. Thati atntie p?*i aoiin lio^aiv
uiu! Hchi uok'a?? aweed Tonic and Ma ntrak' PiUa. whlei
made a perte t ? ure In eyerj Inatioce. loin fart w?i mui
talked 01 nnttl il ta-cama (tonrrally knovrti in tl at dlatrbt
?nd for a few ?r?k* Dr. H< henck iould ware, ly atipply the
d?%mn.t; ami uow, notwllhaian lliti: the hot m>a tier, Kcu
Kington I* ai healiht a? wny oihrr | ait ?f th* rity, lor whi- Ik
M,;hrn k'a S aweeil Toalc ami Maudrake fiUa deae.rrn tha
credit.?1'hllaJelphia I olv'i-r
Ltsm, Main- Jum- It*. 1 <<?<'?.
fin ScM?!?cm?/v.ir Si.?I moant ai iall on you nitv-n yow
aere last in hoa'en t? tn?ke nn ni tnowlodgim ttV to you I>t
th. iti'at sie>d I hav i d. rived fro*B the uac of vuttt Mi:.iv?.it
I'OBn ?n.i Maudiaki Tdla 1 cal'ad ou ju 1 in May laat. I
tho'ight I bad con?i?? ptioti. hut ymt aaid it wa. In er iwin
p'a u'ami dyapi |<a.a, and reeoo.fnenile I the H an.Td T10W
and M indraWe Mlla. I mpi i-ei yon haro forgot;eii me: hnt
I will try to t'lplutn my . a-e mi l I thi*k tiei will rr oiliil
na I had to wallnome time hir Tnv tiun. 1T""r tor na tti'tv
full. I *ot to a|iM-? on the aota. 1 felt an doll thai when I
?1 oil J ait down In the duJiKma I weit'd lull l.i x.eep. Mt
ronld not ali < ] light. I . ..nklf I ha I not ?? un 1* to you I
wo ilil h?vo been to lot f:i?>p In tUiallm*' lfciw I tlu try
mid ri Ate haw t Wnt tlie%.a-i<l lu>w 1 .1111 ti >w. mil If It'ai?
1 e 01 ti.-a I" jon jo i mag yulilil'i 11 Kor thri 1 y tra ' o<m?
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