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Ihe Navy Department of the faaU attending th? recent
pursuit by Uim of the steamer Herald, represented by the
Nassau papers to be a British vessel. This pretence af
forded an opportunity fur the expression of indignation
against the aliened outrage by this American officer, from
Whose eUtotuant it a;>poare that the Ileiald had bocu ruu
(ling from Nhf.?u to Charle.; on with warlike supplier,
and was returning to Kmssu with cotton. She was com
Qianded by a mau named Ctaelter, who was formerly
(yptaln of the privateer J air. Davis, The cause, howover>
was uot continued within British jurisdiction. The state
ment art JiMo; .ally conforms thu fact that the British flag
it systematically used to advance pecesslon interests.
A NEW AKMY KOSUTAL.
Burgeon Coolidge, L'niiei Stales Army, was to-day
?act to Giymout,& favorite resort for excursionists from
Washington, to examine tlio site, with a view to the
Mt&blishipont of a hospital there. If hid report is favor*
able the hospital will be coiLStrtxtcd without delay.
AHKIVAJ. OK ADMUtAL ?OOTH.
Admiral l'oote has arrived to enter up >u his duties as
Chief of the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting.
DKATU8 OF 30MUKKS.
The following deaths of soldiers are reported:^*
James W. Wiune, To. B. 80:h New York.
Jehu Church, not described
Jacob Smith, Co. D, (lurlbaldl Guard.
Adam Helm, Co. 0, lOftth Pennsylvania.
Jonathan Collom, Co. C, tlS'h Illinois.
Jacob liush, Co. G, 101st New York.
B. H. ..Walker, Co. A, 27tli Now York.
Alex. Craig, E, 32d Now York.
Christian Welsh, Co. E, sad Pennsylvania,
Sergeant T. Schurbern, Co. !?. '2d M .inc.
Dennis Carrol, Co. F, Odth 1'oungylvauia.
NEWS FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Return of General Glbbun't Expedition
Frederick Hull R-iilvoud Station De*
Stro>-rd?Sharp Skirmish with the Re
bels on tile Telegraxili Itoad, &c.
Wahhiuotox, August 7,1862.
The following despatch hat hwen received from the
Bbui.ii correspondent at Fro loricksburg:?
Fhkdkkick.-buu j, V'a., August 7, 1802.
Ifco expedition sent out under Generul Gibbon last Tu>:s
<Uty has returned. A po. tion of t!ia command, under
Colonel Cut ler, dashed on to the right, aud undo a de
scent upon Frederick Hall station, twelve miles froui (lor
4ou*vllle, on the Virginia Central Hail road, destroying
the buildings, stores, and about hair a tnilo of the track.
General Gibbon, with thu main body, had a sharp
Skirmish with the enemy on the Richmond-telegraph
road, ten tni'.e.s from Frederick, burg. A few prisoners
were takeu. We lost one man killed and soveral taken
prisoners. But twe of General GibbonV column were
wounded.
The enemy bad been apprised of our advance, and
?'flame around upon our rear from Bowling Green. The
-loss Sustained by the rebels is unknown.
The Loyal Poor Wliltee of the Month
Operation* of Scouting Partlea.
SvKR.tYViLuc, Va., August 7,1862.
Ont of on<? hnndrsd and iv:onty citizens of S;>orry viilc
who have i:tk -n tlu -juth of allegiance within the pust two
Says, thero ur. liiiy who 1:11:111 write their names. *1 lie
poor whiten, s* ?? rjlc, are I yai. and but few of theqi will
ha sent Suutli.
Scouting pr tics rrrrtnucio brine in laure quantities of
flue cattle null horser. YTtcrray an e:?fc'i nt harouche
Vu fout- I' iba woods tc>ruu Luray. Jt ?.va." brought
to hoedqt arteis. mid Is to l>e u?cd ;usa travelling carriage
tor the General commanding.
THE WArTn THE SOUTHWEST.
Caiko, Al|< '' I I''."'J.
The ram Miu;j'>, from Helena, ropdm th;. t v. ..t iay
ft soouttug party of seven;/live fedi'-'s v. -1 prised
by Ave hundred of Htndmau'ii y.-bc;*, j'. ' vuy cut up,
only twenty having saved them,. ?d cacu/.ig.
Forty of JolT. Thompson's r.\ J r?.? . od while
attempting to cros? the river n<: u' t'.s . ? ? oi' Austiu.
The recent publication of Co.oinl 1'iuut, s letter to hk
brother, in regard to the i.uts of tho former, render?
Interesting the fast that (}i .i-t?! I.a? freed all 'he
negroes In quastion, 276 il u :iu>?r l'lllow h:w? three
plantations noar Helena, ou wYcii ?.i lull movable pro
perty war. confiscated.
General Curtla has Treed u II le-w about three thou
sand slave*, chiefly those wL% .. rkod on Forts Follow
and Donelaou.
OPERATIONS OF THE GUERILLAS.
Assassination 01' Gen. Robert MoCnok.
Wxijvillk, August 7, 1802.
General Robert MeCoo? was shot by a party of gueril
las near Salem, Ala., yesterday, while riding towards
Winchester, Tenn., sick, la in air.l>>ilnnre. Hi? r-innina
reached here this evening. Captain Brooks was cap
??red. Our forco burned the house of the robe! who led
them into this arabnscado.
I have Just left the bod^ of General Robert MoCook.
Bs was klllod yesterday near Kalem, while ridln?'in an
ambulance sick. The body will bo taken to the Capiwj
by order ?vernor Johrwon.
T'k K >el Morgan In Keulmky.'
Loewvuxx, August 7, 1862.
The Journal publishei a rumor of 11 <rg%n'i4 advance
Into Kontucky, and lug capture of Burksvllle. with an
tsoreaaed forco of oavairy. He express the determiaa
?ies to march to the baukft of the Ohio river. Military
circles here disbelieve the w hole story.
Movements of ttuuntreli'e Guerillas.
Hr. Jo.smm, Aug 1st 5, 1802
A gentleman from T.earenworth reports that tim gunril
la lea Jer Quantroll, seized a descend in* steamer on 'jun
day evening and cropped 1.600 men to this tide of the
fiver. The military authorities of Fort Leave^mirlh
bearing of the sapture, and u t kiiowlLg^titimtrell's
Strength, sent one hundred men down to#intercept him,
all of whom he raptured and marched on, capturing
Liberty Col. Pmnltk ha! previously evacuaud thit
plaos, esuaping with hi- command
An additional force of four rom;>an!es, with a battery
Sf artli'iery. wsa despatched fr<>ia >ort I.oavenwor'.h yes
terday morning to operate against Qtuntrell.
SutereStltttf from St. Louie.
br. I/>cm, Aug,.si 7, 1862.
Brigadier General Davidson assumed eomn.ai.d of the
district of 8t. Louis to-d*y. Colonel Merrill, formerly
Tommaudant of this district, has been commissioned
brigadier general, aud will leave for Northern Missouri
this evening, wh?rs he will direct operations against
guerillas.
At a meeting of merchants at the Cnlen Kxchinge this
noon resolutions were passed, closing business houses at
tour P. M., (or tha purpose of drilling and organising
loyal clttzons for military servioe, and requeuing the pro
per authorities to cause a suspension of busiues* through
out tbo city al tor that hour lor a like purpose.
The tailed States Hospital at Newark*
XlWARK, V. J., August 7, 1x62
Addltioral and extensive buildings have been leased l?
the United Stataa Hospital, located hare, which has bean
ooosttluted tha Medical Headquarters of thu Middle Ue
partmeat.
Arrival of the City of Manchcstsr.
Sas?r Hook, Aug :st 8?12.46 A. M.
The steunslilp City of Mauche.tsr has passed this
paint, and will reach Now York about two o'clock Her
?ews has been anticipated.
from Port Sarnla, Mich., to Llrerpool.
Poar itamnA, Acgust 7.1861
Tha brig Ooorga taldlaw cleared from here to day for
Liveriiool direct, with 1,100 bula oil?IS00 crude and 309
refined
The First New York lleglment Under the
'Call.
Fxhisa, N. Y., August 7, 1842.
The regiment ror this Ssnatnrial district,' Coione'
Van Valkejburgh, reacbe.l tlis tuln:muai standard
several dnys since, and has be*n omi-uily designated the
O: e llund'Sd wnl -eventli lojumeut New Yosk State
Volunteers. A r xiu^t Inn l>?i a rccelvrd from tbc Pre
sident, th oug>i Sect e!a> y Htaul <11, that Colons Van Vol
Kvnbtiii I, ^io<:?od wl.h hn command hs so. n ss tx ?ib.e
te Wall In ?"n, and ? 'i? regiment will probsbiy trave
next Wednesday uwrniug. lie oom lli.udrsd and ttevenih
Is tha Ui -t 10^1 1 iont iron, thu .-t>itc und<*f the July call.
War Meeting?Maine's tlunta Mote than
Kn 11.
Bscs w.i x, Mc., Aagnst 3,18^2
A very brge war mvr>tiu|r ?u bei<: lv>re tot:iant.
?pea hes ws e made by I* ofn s >r Hltchm k, of New
York, anil <<H>flis.
It was amioflkes I leml oirrialh' that four eompatiies
?ror snd above Maine's quota h.vl uMreudy enlisted.
Re?raltt?ig at Utira.
Unci, A igust 7, MAS.
Caplala Alvlu White. Company A.Fntirtli Uaalda regl
dMi, reports one htihdrcd uud eiaht men.
war six buLdr'rt nien are mv.stei?d In (er Iha rsgl
???l.a?d oust of Hum ais Is cam*
Arrival of Blolt and Wounded at Phila
delphia*
The steamship Vanderbm !u' MTivud, with 4IC "U.k
and wounded soldiers lroiu U tr'.ujV L.:>din^,
The following is a of thi- nc: *14 w ? i J a >lfl'W"
received on boaro la: (J. Vuu i .lilt, at l.at .s^a's I.auJ
lnp, from Ki lw?o\d, August 4. Our ng the lavage *
number of ue.ithb 'juwimI. i 'jv o the imdi?> w.rt
buried at Harrison's LaniHog, 9!h r? we/e Orjjgut Ue.e.
All ths deaths wui' fi on> irs-ti' >iJ (?v?
L. C. Dounuvan, Sergeant, 2d civuL'jr; J rarUar, 2i
cavalry; Fred. Ho) man, M Miiiueevt ' \V. W. Kinney,
musician, 1st Muliiga.., O'Brr u, '-d tAVllr/; I* igli
Cleigliton, 56Ul New Yoik. Jumc* KcJuri, Corona , 4?d
New York; i'eter serryOeld, lo u llawauh" *>tts; Horry
Gray, let Koi^Jer.s y ;J. is. fv.i'ilh, JM iulautry; W H.
<0id,'i9th M is.-a . ? \V.iUr; j-. s?rg sm, 321
Massachusetts; II. L?ugh!ln,T Si Niw York; l> Va k>u,
Mc'wlellan'it dragoons*. w. J. Arthur, Com rhtaarv Ser
geant, (I2d Ohio, K. Kid red, let Micuignu, John Sullivan,
tub MaMsacio.setia; W. DeMansvil.e 3gd New York; (Jew.
rapper ly, 8th in untry; Charles 81 tier 1st Comi?< lic.t
artillery, J. Hinder. 101st New Yj. k; M*? d
him;, 12th New York; Fred. Cook, 4 h New Yoik;
M. 0. Young, 32J New York; O. A. Litubfleid, 324 New
York; lieorge ltippongurgh, 32d New York;Joltu Ronau,
32d New York; Martin l'olin, 58th New Yoik, M U ad
man, 8th cavalry; O. Coffin, 27th New York. B. Jklu
ner, 8th New Jersey; J. Phill pa (baud), lfith New York;
Captaiu W. Feirest, 8th Pennsylvania cavalry; Lieute
naLtSnuinel 11. Field, 2d Maiue. Captain J. K. Krickson,
52d New York; Win. K. Kerr, 62d CUiid; A. Cliiiurd, 29th
Massachus-Us; Sandford Deukei, llfh New York, Hugh
11. Real, tfth New York cavalry; Henry Leall (band), 3d
infantry; Martin Iranians, 11th lnlmitry; Isaac Durham,
92d New York, Simeou Hall, 10th Massachusetts; J. R.
JohiiBon, 20th Massachusetts; J. K Young, Gttth New
York; Patrick Hayes, 1st New York Chasseurs,.S. l'e.ise,
7th Maine; J. Davis, McClulIaa dragoons; Samuel Kich
ards, 0;h Vermont; J. J. Miller, 67th Ohio; Win. Foster,
31st New Y'ork; ri. 8. Goodrich, 20tk Massachusetts: John
McAlli.-ter, 100th New York; K. Baker (teamster), M Cicl
lau dragoons, ij. C. Glonuy, 1st Connucix .1 artillery;
Frank Noon, r>th New York; James Oaks,9tli MosMcnu
setts; D. Richards, 16th New Y'ork; Henry W. Ixike, 1st
cavalry; John P. Wiuu, sergeant, 8l?t New Y'ork, Jas. U.
Wiliiums, 1st New Y'orv;l.. H'-ed, 16th MassacluiselU, D.
E. Webb, 1st New York urtnleiy; Uoo. 1 lau.in .ml, 29:1'
Mussuchuaetis; Jacob AnIi, 13th New York. A. Russell,
1st artillery, A. Drake, 17th intautry; .Tainoft V. U. lira
man, Ruode Ialaud artillery; James llarton, do.; G. Wil
liams , 14th kliiiii^an, N. Lowis, 6ih Vermont; JoUu
biuettd, <l4tn Now Y\?rk; John Tracy, Uth Massachusetts;
C Taicott, Is. Kordau Sharpshooters, Geo. !,om? a, do.;
H. Allen, 1st infantry; Lewis Gageu, 1st New Yor!:; *?eo.
Brown, t?6ili Nbw York; 1'hontas White, 02d Ohio; Noah
B<jrlei<h, 14th iufautiy; Wm. Brown, d u; A. J. C.o
mens, yuai tui muster's sergeant, Otilh New York, A.
loweiy, 4th Vuruiont; L. Keybbs, 8th New York;
i'liomiia M. Reuioi is. 1st Massitchusutts; Th'imul Aloorn,
9th Mass.n husetts; G L. Purdy, 4th Mlihiurn, H. K.
Hitchci ck 6Ju OuIj; Win. McDonald, bii N'evv York; M.
Luidors,34tn Now Y'ork, B. Dowau. 624 Ohio; M. Haven,
70tli New Yoik; Alfred Bugli, 82u uuio;Uoo. W. Western,
10th New Y'ork; Ceo. C. Hermauce, 14th New Y' >rk; J. D.
Greeley, 07th Ohio; Corporal V. Matton.'ltUh New York;
Alfred Walker, 1st Per dan; E'. J. Smith, Lit New York
artihery; Thom.is Whaleu, 1st New Y'ork artil.ery; Ho.
race Lai kiu, 1st New York artillery, John Bri.ssell, 88th
New Y'ork; J. 11. Linwood, ? Massachusetts Sharp
shoi tura; James Flnu, 6th New Y'ork cavalry; George
KeWi.ni, 62d New York, Sergeant K. Is)u, 38th
New York; J. Burnett, 66th New Y'ork; F Bachinan,
1st New Y'oik artillery; Sergeant Wm. Reeze, 29iU
Massachusetts, B. FiUi<atrick, 80th New York; Jas.
Thoini-stu, 1st Mhhigan; Michael Haduu, 88th Now
York; A. P. Auchiu. 1st Now York artillery; Adam
Han:, 1st Michigan; juhu O'Keilly, 7ih Vermont;
PuiLAbwr. :i, A"g tat T
Oscar Phelps, 27ill New York; Fred. keahogel, 8th New
York, O. li. Foot, 1st Now Yurie Artiilory; Wrn. O'Neill,
etli lul'autry; Julia Irucy,32J New York; J. Nichols, 1st
Michigan; W. S. Cunningham, 70tli New York, K. Bailor,
1st iuuuuy, 11 Helibraiidt, 2>1 New York, L. Pratt, 8tli
Illinois cavalry; II. H. Nulen, 1st Michigan; C. M. Mills,
1st Michigan; C. Faiuil.ir, Sergeant, 11th New
York; si. Markhuuf, 44th Now' York; A. Bing
ham, 1st Mulligan; John Gorman, 1st Now York cavalry;
t?. W. Beckwitli, Hist New York; F. J. Tumor, Sth Illinois
cavalry; C. K. Howell, bth Illinois cavalry; Chas Wright,
Vet. Surgeon, Sth Hlino.3 cavalry; Milton II. Had.oy,
Corp. 7-i't fcew York; K C. Biack, private 1st Berdan;
Gibs .u, Lieut. 2d I'uited Stated cavalry; H. K. But
ler, 60th New York; A. Lyons, 60th New York; J, u.
Kster, With New York; A. J. Koaouborg, iOth New YorK;
J. Borkor. 7th Maine; E. Cunningham, 73d No*' York;
)i. K. Justin, 50*.h Now York; (. & i>avla, 00th Ne.v
Y<rk; Goo. Ifuiijay; 13tli New \jrk; 1* K. N'a )i,2d New
Hampshire; Westiey Brown, COl0low YorK;<. a!. l>a\ Is,
50th Now York; Chxt. J McXernoae, COtli New York;
John Go|dlug,Sec m l Now York; Chariot J. Bo> ,o Fo. ticth
New York , Patrick Iwivbry, Fortieth New York ; Jehu
O'Brtrn, Ninth Massachusetts ; William it. Wood, Khodo
Inland artillery; BurtoiomCorckory, NinthMassachusetts:
b. J. Moore, Firat Michigan ; Hiruu Wood, Forty-fourth
New York ; M. Kar^clier, Sixth New York cavalry ; K.
Hose, Mxiy-soctid New York ; C. I). Ford, Foi ty fourtn
New York, tf. B. Wilcox, Forty-fourth New York, Wat.
l/enion,Slxiy-MCi'nu Ohio; <>. Ji. Wiloox, fcighteculn Mus
sacliusotts; I'Udley Hathaway, Ftghiocnih Maw ichuBotts;
Julius Ku.'i k, 02U New Yo.k; J acne#. Cray, 0th infantry;
John FroJgrlck, Thomas " injervilie, Auauat Herim.in,
? has. Frixsier. Timothy Donovan, H. H. Hsrrilton. Paul
toltoi:, LcwU Meever,J. Mijsoj, Cor|iorai, CharlesItdd
mati,MMl. 1.1 hop, JohnCuinmlngs.G. Halo, Young,
Wm. llaufiaau, 1st New Yoik cavalry; Win. Dick,57ih
New York, Wm. K. Lsrraby, 7th Maiue; Geo. Gittloer,
37th New Yoik; If. Nagle, 191 New York cavalry; J. H.
(. rewell, 34th Now York, Michael Finn, o?t!i New York;
Samuel I). Lumncrrltle, ?fl:h Now York; flirlstonlur
WagHer, MSth New York; M. Hariett, 2d New York;
A. H. Training, Serjeant Ms^or, 1st Oonneclicut
artiilory: John 011*111, 1st Boruan sharpsb-vtors;
Tbomaj Porter, 6th New York cavalry; Henry ft! . '<ue,
38th New York; James Casey, 12th New York: A. iolnnew,
90th New York: 11. A. Wood, musician, 18th Ma . el'U
ells, J. H. Wade, do , J. Atwo<>d, do.; J. Miller, C2d
Ohio; li. B. Shaw, do.; F. L. Keyes, Signal i.orpe; F.
Rons,7th infantry; Wm. Oonklin, 00th New York; Shel
don Cramer, HrrJau's Sib ar pah<>te:s; Nelson Wagner,
56th Now York; Thomas L. Gilbert, 1st Michigan;
James l'atlle,llth Maine; Jamas Fields, 7!k1 N?w York;
John Hapwood, Corporal, Sth New Jersey. Phiuea* Burt,
ltth Massachusetts; Sidney W. Goodwin, 40th New
York; Jamos Wright, 0tft New Yolk Cavalry; W. H.
llutchkisx, :4tu New York; D. AiHertc:], 1st Nsw Yo k
(?hamjeurs. W 'sley Ijtngs, 0th N>w York Cavalry; Z.
I'leroe, 02'1 Ohio, 1.. Hryham 1ft Mi-iiach.'ootU; D.
Hairmon, 39ili lUinols; W. Thorpe, ?! ih N?iw
Yorrk artiliry, lianiel Frase>, Wih Ohio;
1? Wood^s: Minue^ota- P. Adams, ist Mlnr.etoU; J. 1,.
Ho aw. l?t M..incsota; pnniel Caacey, 1st Mumcw.ta, It.
P. Lot'ell, lSih Massai uuaetts, F- O'l^aiy, 18th Mansa
chosetta, J< hi! C Parkltain, 4th v"aiue; Ma^im R. M o e,
.~eraeaut, ?3.t New York; U. K. Poller, 1st. M?rdaa,
J. 11, Warren, in Berdan; K. A. Netlleton, 1st
(oiinoctieut artillery; Jobu Roberuon, 10tu Maaaa
chu.-1'tts; J Vali.-Lee, 4th Michigan; II Benja
min, s7tli Now York. J. Khi*o?, t?ili >" -w York
,'ohu BarUon, dint Now York; J. K. Fcow, Ulat New
Y*rk; Jas. Hagertou, 01st New York, Henry '.'11 .atiix,
tlst S'ew T?rk; Ooo Griflii!is, 01st ;<!>>w /:rk;Levi
'lea, 01st New York; B. Flsrchy, !"tli XasaachusatU;
iUiward'Fol.-v, l?t Connertioul uiti v. , t rank lhildwin,
1st Oonneci lent tlllery; Kdward Se lu, Uth M.iasaobj
tiatt* Chaila* For e, 1st Mtohit.aB: 3. J. t'<nover, l?t
Now York artillery; Jams* Ptorsou, 4th art,i?ry; H.B.
Huchert 6M Ohio; H. iJ illevVi?t Be tin shari?hooiers:
N. hh"rmait, Jr., 1st Ma sacim eti* -eorgo Cri^seMy,
1st Massacbusstls: D. N. Co tell, lsi Maiuuchusetts; Kur
fSai t P. Mnchell. 1st Masaaci. Mtts, tie ? ant F. IK'vlin,
4th infantry; d. Mctiiigur, 7th SfiMaach its; B. S<Milla?,
4tlt Maine; Jamus 00th :?ew Yo> 0. Ackern>an,
82<1 Nrw York Martin A. rUgg'e, i '.h a: killery; George
11. Duseubury, ? 2J New York; Wllibn' Ue^au,situ Mas*
rtichusotto W. II Ilea. 0ili Nftw York M. Reidy.lst
Berdan; N P. Faust, 0th artiilory. C. SUrk?t,ltith M.ch
igun; J. H. 'Illior, Si*n.il oorpa , J. W\ iu.ii out , l?l Chan
sour?: (1. S. Ryers, 51*t Now 'iork; sserut '.it J fj King,
2d Now York : charle* F. (IMMr, 2u New York ;
Freu'k Birth louiew, 2d New I erne) , tieo. B. lA?ckwi>u.i,
2d New ?"rsoy. I). H. (Jrw?. M iss .chnsetts Artllleiy,
< has. H June-:', 4th Malm. Hergfi. t H. Diy, (Jth Now
Y?.k; !>. A. Cuttle, musician, 33d New York. \v>n.
Plumb. New York Artillery. Caleb Htngtns. xittii Naw
York, .'cshua H' un, 04th Ohl>>, Win Butcher,<Wtli Ohin;
A. J. ! ainer, Ist New York Artll ery, Knbei< No|ihew,
nth New V. rk' avairy; Jan. Sulllvau. ISth MassMihusetu;
S. 1 . P.rlgl ?m, 15th M isaavhtu 'tta; Henry Gould, U*th
M.i> ? .ci.ti *tts; A. R. Fuller, surgeon. 1st Connecticut;
Jas. C >rrnack, 7th Maine. Mike Huske.i, 31st New York;
W. H. Oninee, 1-t Connecticut art tilery; Jamoe C. But.ers
ley, 1st C< nnoctlcut irtl.lory; Thos. Hacklay, 98th New,
York; R. H. Stewart, 4th V< rmoul. Paul Oravot lat'New
York; J. G'cider, 6th artillery. H. Halsey, 7th Maine, K.
G l.ewis, 6th Infautry, I-awicac* Con ley, 7th Maaaachu
aetta Jas. IS. Harlan, assistant surgeon, 87th New York.
Also a large number from Feunaylvaaia.
LlrtT OF DBATBS ON TH> C. VANDEUILT.
B. F. skinner, ttk New Jeraay, typhoid fever," August
4; hurried at HarrUna'a landing. .Saepard 9p*uso, do ,
do , do.; Thomas Reynolds, 1st Momstchus 'tis, do., do.,
do.. Wm. J. Arthur, Sergt , 0MOhio, do., da.,do.; R. W.
W'?d, musician, ISth Maaaachusntt*, do., do., d> ;
Geo go W. Ha nee, Quartermaster Sergeant 32d Mas
sachusetts, da., do., do*.: four?names uoknown, do.,
do , do.: Jas. McDowell, 08ib New York, tyiihold
fever, Attguat ft; body brought to I hlladelphi?.
John Murray, 15tU New York, typhoid rtror, August 4,
buried at Norfolk; A. J. Neff, Captain, lat i'enuaylvaala
reserve, burled at Norfolk; Laoaard Reed, Massachusetts
sharpshooters, burled at Norfolk; Jakn B. Hhielda,
First Connecticut artillarv, bm led at No.folk;
John Rosa, 32d New Yark, do.,do.; L. Crlbbs.gthNew
York b 'tlery, do., do.; Fred'k Ridemtar, 2d New York,
trph Id fever, do., do.; Goo Yeoman*, 1st Berdea Sharp
shootors, do., do.: Wm. Krumery, hau l, 18th Michigan,
do., do.; James Cioes, 0.h New York, tjpboid
fever, Angu?t '5?body brought to Ph:la>lelpbia;
,l6l)D l>e\vn.?p, 1st MasMChaactU, .to,, do.; C. Puddy, 4th
Michigan, d".. do., one name unkuowu, do., do.; James
B?aiSun,4th New York artillery, do , do.
For tho above list we are indebted to tbe oourteay of
tho Plilladaiphla pre-a.
City Intalllgonee.
Cnsoxiss' Inttit BTs.?Coronar Wilday held an Inquest
'yesterday upon the body of Wm. Dangley, a boy six
yaai h of age. who was drowned on Weduetday eveulug
by accidentally falling into the dock at pier 31 Kaat
river. Tne parcuti of deceased reside at No. Ill Madison
street.
teiwiior Ramey held *u laqusat upon the body of a
woman , anvd Mfry Oallngher, whe w?? killod by an
r id* tal tall from the roof or a flve story building. Su. HO
Kj.st Hev-nt.en h ?lratk on WoJne-uiay
Joan Masai i . the man who w s stab .el en M >n ay
nlsnt, winic in a light at t.io coracr of ( ath.irlno aud
Cnerry sire is. die! vosterday at the New York H<>f|iitai.
A sailor btt.f'1'.tiK house runner is believed to be the |>"r
sou who stubbe'i him. and the pn.ioe are In eat oh of the
rotiuar. Coroi.or Collin will hold ?u tuiusat in the caae
to day.
Patrick Welsh, an employe at tho Hondo) Warehoit.-e,
No. 274 n*iulh street, ycster.isy le.l through the hatch
wav lioa tho ihli<1'o the lirst door, and was taken to
nsiwvue Hosplml dsBjeroueiy iaurel. HI? te8td?i<c0 is
No. 820 Bast Thirteenth street. '
THE M?& CAU Mft TROOPS.
DiUIUtjr Mjuiu uIi ttt Stiv York anil
Vicinity.
TPb flVAlmtKMAsTKR C.-fKBAt'S Ofi" CI*
CM. rat Artbu , . <? >it ipanM u ?.y O vurn r M nfir, re
lurji.d ironi V -tang,o yneiorday mor log, wi.e a both
gMtlet&m >? i?l l ?? j on (?.a,* I wniiaegiioa v. i'h uiiU
iMJ lu hilars. HI a. .vl the ruw tiMiuU Ui ooatmuud for
J levari lime longer I uoxp?x<wJ t^al iU: bale's quota
wi.l be i/i'jui, tly wlkl Hull. Business at Gun. Arthur's
uiiioo. Vowe< r co tt.mn to inot#.iio, and requisitions
1 . uniforms, ?t..us, team, 4<S.. are Unity boing issued iu
U.iuCUuoo dsepau it wis rocoived lioin Albany yos
>?r<lny ?luur ; that tins r" ,)?? '? i fr?.iu ''.at city was now
coin|in'id it d tuxrly rastly fur n-'ictii'. orders. This
*oun<ia gofd I'or th j Albany folks, hi. I wi 1 i. lo'ind much
to tiKiir ore.'it. Other portions of the .^Misspeak equally
as wsi la ? Oiii|<arUoD to their popui*tl'.>n.
HUS THBKB 1IONTH8 MILITIA. MBM.
Spallations ara somewhat rife as to whether or not
tho militia regiments which are now at the seat of war
for a term of three months are liable to be drafted by
reason of the late order. It is not at all probable that
thuyywrill. Th? fact as to whether this draft takes place
01 hoi oiHirulytlijiiends upon the action oi the State au
thorities, as they have it in their power to koep Hum at
the seat ot war, or give them permission to return homo
to tbeir<ditterent localities, just as they please. By the
latter part of the present month the time of these differ
ent regiments will be up, and tlunr friends will be ex
piring the in home once more. It would be well to have
this matter nettled at once, and an order to the effect
promulgated.
THH CM1TKD STATUS MUSTBBINO OPFIOB.
The payment of United Slates bounty mjhey com
menced at the mustering office yesterday, much to the
aatisi'uction *t recruits, and Captain Larned la now dally
engaged in disbursing the funds In his hands for that
pitritoae. Kocruits were rapidly hurried into the office
yuaivriiay tor the purpose of muster and iu*|<eotion, and
the mslical officers were kept busily engaged during the
di\. I he bounty paid amounts to (2I for old regiments
aMu $27 fur new. This, together with SOOviUte bounty,
nugh. to bo somewhat el' an inducement for men to enlist
immediately, without waiting far a draft to take place.
TBB NKW YOK* TO ST OFFICB FOB THB WAB?A PA
TKIOT1C 8UB8CBIPTION LIST.
We have received the following from Mr. Wakeman,
Postmaster of this city:?
TO THI SUITOR OF THS MUALD.
Post Omul, Naw Yohk, August ? 1802 *
I soe, with great pleasure, your editorial of to-day.
calling upon the Collector. Surveyor, Postmaster anil
other officers, who, with their clerics and employes, ai?
exempt from military di ty, to assist, by fun^s ;ind per
sonal exertions, in recruiting. You will see by the enclo
sure that your suggestions have been fully anticipated In
this offioe. Upwards of live thousand dollars have been
sulisc: ibefl iu this office during the lost week for that ;-rr
poeu, to which every mernbor of the department, excjpt
one, has contributed. The Postmaster and heads of do
partmeiits are a comtm'ti ? to expend this fund to till up
the regiments frm this city now in the Held. Their efforts
do not stop here. I believe overy member of this office is
doing his best to respond to a clroular. of whiob a copy is
enclosed, requiring him to use his bust eudeavorB to pro
cure at lonst one recruit for those regiments. On behalf
of tho coi.miittee, I wish publicly to express the great
pleasure and prlde.they feel at the cheerful an.I patriotic
roply the clerks of this departmont have given to this
call of their country. I think they - are doiug much to
e-irn their exemption. Very respectfully, yours,
ABEAM WAKEMAN.
CIRCULAR or MR. WAKSMAB TO TilR EMPLOYKS IK TO! POST
OPTICS.
c,o V?F ,0mc* York, August 2.1862.
' " i? ,?? ;* ,? of the ljrlT''eKa ol bearing
it ?8^?rnv? i ,'i4lK"J'8 J181-'1- you can novur
' i l?eIio\eU. by your jiersoual exertious and in
flu-ace. do much Id aiding and inducing others ;o devote
the nseives to ihia patriotic service
, ' ^ therefore expected C. u you wi:i, on or before tlie
;? |U.L . ' procu>!'e "" eu'ifiinent ol a! least onu person,
aud that you will return tlilis uircular to this offl e, with
Rename of the p*r#on enrolled, oertlfled to byeome
proper rooruiung officer. Yours, fco
A Bit All WAKEMAN, Postmaster.
UI.U'INO O? flUUK H.'ITIO.V LIST.
Th? following is the heading of tho subscription list,
upon wbicti more than *5,000 has boen subscribed
.Jftj ?b? undersigned, officers, clerks and employes lu
th . Now lark post Oilleo, necessarily exempt from active
u.i.tary duty , but d?o, ly anxious to aid our country and
?up,">rt tlie administration to our utmost extent la all its
elloi ,s to suppi^s the present wicked and causeless re
bellion, aud believing it to be vltaily important that tho
regiments ?tuw m the fleio should he lmuiedlat?l\ tilled
do hereoy luutually agree to p?y t.io sum* set oppusito to'
our names respectively to the e^bier, to be exponded un
der tho olroctiou of the Postnui ??. and the heads of de
partmeuts of this office, as u cjn.iu.ttee for that purpose
in the way they nuy doem m >st rseful In Ulling up rcifi
metits from the city of New York k <w in the field
f>?w Yon*, August, ltMM.
AN H4ttUHANClt DRAFTING COMPANY.
Apian is on fojt, supported by several wealthy mer
chants and other citizens, to get up a drafting Insurance
company, after the style of similar institutions In Europe.
They propose, far a certain sum, to beoome responsible
* 10 ?nJ ,n c<wo of tholr betng
drafted the insurantcompany to find a substitute. The?
have drawn up and Died their charter, and expect to
commence operations soon.
raoDucu ixchahoi kkohcituco fund.
Adon Smith, Jr., No. 8 Siuth street, has been appoint
ed treasurer of the oommlttee having the above fund in
cliarge. Persons desirous of making contributions to this
fund are requested to sojd the same to Mr. Smith's office.
A KBOIMKNT or P0UCK3JBN TO IK KAIHKD.
At a meetlug ef the Board of Police, held on tho Oth
lust., on motion of Commissioner Bowes, It was
.h-^l,^Tl:T1^4 ^ fullu?;?nf MUrees be distributed to
the captains of police, and publicly road to the force of
the respective precincts:?
10 THE . IKKKKHS Of Tl|( POUCS FOBCS ?
You comprise, as members of the police. 8,300 sblc
bodied men In the j. line of life, and in the hlgh.st
pit) aical condition. You cro receiving for the periurm
auc^oi important but not onerous duties (, 01111 800 to
$ I ,'^UO per annum, wh.lo m ro than half a million of
I'll r felldw.citlti L6 are m iho field fighting for tho exist
eu.uof the gov rument It Is prop er that yu , ghouM
b?iar a portion o. the P'lollc burthen by either going into
the Bold youi'ieivos or b> contributing to tho sopport of
tha.e ?h do. It ik ilia Inieuti.m of the Beard orPolice
to p are at least two regifti?.,ts j? the Held. One ,? i.ea. ly
conij?Ut#?l; other wiii be cczxim?nceU ..ull
u is designed to maxe It tho b?st regiuieut |u
the htato m respcci to littipllno and th.? twrsotial
charactci' of lt.r mombcro. For this rogimoni the
ineiubers oT the loroe are Invited to voluuteor
Tlie Board of Police will roserve the places they may
temporarily vacate, and rwtore them ou their return
with (in h*iiiO;able dlnchirgo to tho rank tho; now oacu
py. Such members is are Indisposed or uiubie to volu \.
leer are invitod to cniitrlbute. on mxt' pav day for (lie
yurpotte of decaying the e..peu>?? ol laisl. g the coutem
plated regiment, as follows:?CUptai.is of police $20, s?r
^oants $ift, putiolmen $10, d<a.rmt:i fs_the p.iVinent?
to l.e made to the clu-f clerk thruugh the oapiains o
pollco, who will furnish tofho chief cl-rk the nunieti oi i
the contributors, for the iupport of families of pollen
men now In military uervke, or who may n w voiunte r
ll i* proponed that tboronhNll bo llie follow In# coiitrihu'
lior. in-.uihly on the b?.i. t>f 300 volunteers from the
'"!r 7,OLth' "Tfeanu $2. patrolmei.
#180, doormen $1?to be pud m like manner to the
chle Clerk. Ii a IMS number thai. H00 volunteer the
ti out lily uaymcnt to be reduced M l ie same ratio hr
order of the Board ol Police. y
, JAMW BCWKV, Piesldent.
$800 named fur.d Mr. Bowen has contributed
TBI EMP ,111 lUMUAMt CIRCLLAK PKOM OCN. BP1NOLA
The ?oIl aing circular has been U.ued by iirigudi.
General Splnola, which ei,dalns Iteel. ?
llKADgcaMTims, Ei'i-iitt neiiutis,)
Nft 1'oKx,Air <t 7,1682. j
To two RecttTTriKO Orn<\.? m e>h.|*? iiWOa??s ?
I Iho coiiutiy, the service aud our uoblo army In lite
fleld'equire, on rbc pa.t?f ivery true and loyal en. -a.
prompt action, f t everjr able bodltd mi.j comet r I
w?rd. xo.<, do not wsit for the stigmu of beiag dl-at.vl
Americans, native acrt ttdopted.sh w to Em-o .e aud t..
the world at iargo that yon h.vekiveor c untr> Re
member that the Stars and Stripes have lufueed pat. .ot
Ism, causing cur ancestors ta eucto* f illy battle Mith
their powerful foe. Are you degenerated! ihe world will 1
siyyus.aud Justly, unless you are ready to shoulder i
your musket and battle like true men lor your proud
?atlottality. 1 his proud Kmplre State ettbraasp'endi..
bounty for every volnhtear. I o net lose your Ji.st pi Pie
by waiting to be drafted. Msssachusetu la volunieer
ing Shall New York be coiuicript I lhs nest ten davs
will answer this q,.estiou.
To meet' the demands of the oountry It Is hereby or
dered that ail recruiting stations of the Empire brigade
be open for recruiting oo huudays, at from eight o clock
A: . , liU '?? o'clock A. M , and at from one
o el ?k P. II. till live o'clock P. M. Tho diderent exatuiii
lag euifeons and mustering officers attached to the differ.
ent r<>intents oi Ihir hngado will be at their respecilvc
reg'iiem.il headqujiUir* at tbc above de :g?atod ho ii?
to ditcbarge their respective tuuetieus. lh' r.enerai
( ominardiijg exp.M U prompt and reaily compi-, n.ce with
thisorder, a4u trusts ch.t all Ita labors will he oou
ducted la good order. By rommsud of ?
. ?rj8#'1lor Genoral 8PIN0LA.
Wrltadt. ' vWOBW eud Inspector UenerAl hniplre
Tit* 4?ota of Ri w York.
WHO 4KK TO IE DK1KTKP.
r?# 'ybcnlf In iiekkig * i *t it ih?? of #ur Stnte
der the laat. ah lm*no!unu ers anil cou-o r pts, Uuvertior
Morgan's uruciam itloti or April 14,1*01, called for 13,wo
tn"t<, and if!h?**nie rule of *|?p itiouii.?ut is observed
now, ihs number roq ilre I front Sew Yo; k will be 53 'vo
und r oa.;h ca !, oi a toUl of liM),'i4rt'inen
My the last lup.rt Of ih- Adjutant General, we lfrn
Uia iheurg.tM.ed militia of tl.n aiate tor the lasi reur
was 10,013: tfi's was not inclusive of the en.olv I or itn
uniformed miiltii. 'ihe eonncripit u wlil lull upon atpnt
one ,u lorty i,( o;ir populati u, d ?U|,1( think wi l I .
token fiotn tlios ? cumprlel.'g the first cli?? of the cure!
led milltin, or those between el hte?u and ibirtv vear. ?
ago. Wh.*n tins c!a-.< s'la.i have b-wn c.\tia':g'iei
a cad t l .so, >r ttiese botw?e:? thirty oi.dforiy.ft v
will beo.i.tft upwn. '
A qtics 1 n has arl-cu r'Sp??r,tPig (he lh'. ' ' th*
mllliia re.imeiiie now *>rvicg lor three m dim t,. ho
reiaiiie.i In tlie servlc ? au ad.ilt o.ial f.x in , ' , tl #
expiration ol the flist period of eiiiisu.i i vinii.t
seem tuat the.. .sm .t he CjT, ?||e l r?
three met t <?. TdOf in'01 ihti) bo mi ,t r ' ut .f?.
wrl^',r
L;U?r fiout t-en?U>r U'iUon.
Natick, M?as., AUe i?i 6, 1662
I Aim Goaito.v Brju-mt, Kaq
Si*?Alow days be'oij tin- c! m of Congress tny at
tentw was calod to an article iu your Journal in which
It wii< stated that I lio't flteiarod that wo ha*l one h<m
(IreJaau liftj tn >usami tuur> iuou tl <u?c Qe ded,aiid that
I must be lii-ld personally roejMmaible for lb* prwoirt want
of men. ("oi.8t icus tlmi Iliad evar been s?<U to Obey the
wi has of thagovarnuientan-i of our ye .emu In the field?
cor.Bci .us, too, tliiU tl.e nation had uot a sing e battalion
the lues through any word or aci or mine?I osvid IMC bu'
feel dej)>ly the cruv. injustice of this attempt totiold me
now tea pons ible for a want of men, caused by events uu
one foresaw.
I could not fall to im, sir, that this pointed reference
to ma, and *liar;i demiaci ition of tny remark, would, un
der tho changed oonditluu of afifura, convey an untruth
to all your reader*, who understood not the precise ctr
cunwt luces under whieli I spolu. Your readers were
njt told that the remark which you aow condemn wu
made nearly four months before, when victories by land
and eca were fl-tshing upon the country, making us all
hopeful, and, perhaps, too coufldent of the future;
nor were they told that It was based upon the
report of Secretary Cameron, the assurances of Pay.
master General Ltrnard, the estimate* of Quarter
master General Meigs, that we had from seven hun'
dred to eight hundred regiments and seven hundred
thousand men. Your readers wars not told that when
the remark was in ado we had mora than one hundred
partially organized regiments, aoattared over the country,
mora than five hundred recruiting offioera and hundreds
of recruiting stations, all supports.! at enormous cat,
though doing little effective service; nor were they told
that when the remark was mada a plan was pending be
fore Congress, prepared by General Stonemau, Chief ofCa- _
valry, endorsed by Secretaries Cameron and Stanton, and
enaorsod, too, by General MoClellan, to reduce and
consolidate the aoventy seven regiments of ca
valry?nearly half of which wore unmounted?
Into fifty regiments, thus discharging nearly a
thousand olilcors and several thousand men. Your
readers wero not told that on the same page of the
Glob' from which my remark was quoted are these
words of that cautious and conservative, clear-headed and
pure hearted staUman, Wm. 1'itt Fossendeu:?
We so legislated that tho number of volunteers to.be
raised should be limned to*live hundred thousand; but
although Congropti lu lm language exprassed U:? idea, and
Jl was staled ho over and over attain, It accidentally gave
a power which extended to a milll , yr win so construed
aii to extend 10 a million, nnd under that our army hot
been wUn u/i :o oner leuen hundred thousand men, At
this day I do not think a nun can (x found anywhti e who
will fay thai half a million are not all thai we can poetibly
n+il <nr use; and yet we have this numbor of troops lu the
Service, though not actually in ihu fleid. There are regi
ments in my own State to day that have been rai.od,
staying the* o?who have been .staying there fur months?
paid by the government, eilicient men, the choice men of
our i?tate, waiting and begging to be called Into tho field,
and uot to be left there doing nothing; not arm id,ready to
do everything, anxious to bp in service; and tho answer
ib, "We have no occasion lor you: we havn got so many
men here?more than we know what to do with;" men
who make a m<?t elegant appearance on days of review,
and who undoubtedly would light well if they could only
get a chance. 1 her* are nun c nun than the yowrnmtni knows
what to do with here on the Faioiiuic to iU y What o. casion
is there to send for others? So It is in every Stale in tho
Union: there are men who are paid Iroin mouth to month,
and who have be -n paid for months, not aruicd, uot
called into tho t'o.J, il*olul> ly 'or the rea?? ntliat the govern
nun/ fen no (.urn. .And yet no step is taken
to disband tliuse meu. Why not disband them ii they are
cot wanted fircaus' toe havj teoea hart > .f and Jifty
thotmnd, if that it thr tin- Vr?iwo hutti'..ed ani jij" y
thou^ailet .nor- t'ian we eoer intended to A.itw.
Your reiulsrs were uot told that when these words of
I Mr. Koaaoudeu woro uttered they wore hailed and ap
plauded by the public voico as the utterances of the
vigilant Chairman of the Committee of Finance, who Li
ever watchful or the Intorests of tho treasury , and th it
whon I ui 'ide the remark you now bo sharply criticise
the sentiment of Congress, of the public press aud ol
the |K)oplo were for consolidating incomplete ami soattorod
regiments, reducing needless oipent-- ?*, correcting abusos
and introducing more order, system and economy Icto
then rice; nor were your readers told that few, vry
few, were enlisted lu tho free Stiles for s?me weeks
before recruiting was temporarily suspouded; that the
object in closing tho recruiting stations was not so much to
stop oullaunenU as to consolidate and bring into action
the scattered forces, All up tha mosgre ranks of the regular
army, diruiuUh expenses and substitute a less costly sys
tem of recruiting, and that few recruits were iot.t during
the brie: suspension of volunteer resulting. Yfcur read
era were not told that on gathering up scattered forces
aud obtainiug more full aud complete returns It was
found that the number of men had been overestimated;
that Instead of seven hundred thousand we had from Ave
hundreu thousand to Ave hundred aud Arty thousand?one
hundred and fifty thousand less than the government had
claused, and one hundred and urty thousand less than
Mr. Fassonden, myself and other Senators had assumed
to be (he actual force.
I found, sir, on my returning home, that the remark
that we had one hundred and fifty thousand too mauy
meu had been most industriously circulated, and was
mieapprohonded by many, who ware made to believe
that It was basei, uot upon the government claim of
sovA hundred thousand meu, but upoi ie live huudred
and twenty thousand men we sctu ".3 In t. la April,
1 SOI, 1 hud advised tho Secretary if War to call out a
quarter of n million of mei lu July, IStJl, when the
administration ask d for four hundred thou? m l men I
gave It half a million. 1 ha . uialuialued that the govern
ment re'iulr jd Oretbiinored aud twenty thousand?the
number we arterwards usortaluod the g 'veruuie.it
actually had In March. Thi.-: idea that my re
mark applied to live h mdred thousand mem
'he number lnteif**! to be authorized by law,
nnd near tho acta.:, nunibor ascertained to be on
huid lu March, Instead of seven hundred ihousiud. was
fain" tn fact nnd unjust to me. To oorrect thb uiis.tp
prehension I capla.ued very bi i tly iu two or throe war
meetings my potulivji. The Hr.KaLuacuod upon a very
bile' and imperfect re.w>rt of iny remarks at Newton,
aud,sumed to deny the truthfulness of what I s .id. 1
am :?<. ... eii of at tempt Uj; to disown my recorded words.
1 did uot douy, di.-o.vn, uioJIfe, qualify or retract
tlio word.* uttered by me on the 21th of March.
No. oir, 1 Ui J not deny nor attempt to deny it, aud the
iraiutatiwus you have ?asi u|x>n me on the assumption
that I had diraa* are wholly unauthorised by any word
over ultuied by me Why,sir, I h .4 refo, red to that
4UCia:atloD more tt.an once In the :*enate, and ray words
#ire worded. On the 7 th of Ua) , iu r?*in>o*? to Mr.
"linos, the indefatigab.e e atvi Irom Iowa, I had sta:eJ
hs ! ?. e. U 'l.:: 'c-I.mated tUat wo had si* li in red
ua ; t.. . U .a I aien' ?' th.it it was so repot tod to
((T.^r i ? i. .. in vi-w of that stiteni ul 1 had sai l
" .i inr a tiai I ill tylit ?e h'tJ one h mired nnd
.lf?? f .- Tl ii) men;" t i.it we hid about live
h;?: act. n."isai;d ilf"cilve inou. and "I
'? ' hi'i. . iui';i'nrr nnn.or five h i mired an l
? .ty ? isai. ny at we cO'ild use fiadvsulsge."
. .re - . ?k ..'i . t and" u.c^tlis age iu the .-?;iats
Ut 4.? .-.!?< tint I 'hail, lu view of the
? f .ii ..v -viii hum! cd tli'.* .nd men,
i n;i . <?. n i 'i s m u tUnu *? ueedod, but that we
t . / i.o- ?< J >i. nlred sn.l twi-uty ih man I, and
u-> - ' Til it) J. WjtMit dsiii'incing t.ie 11k
*Li-( i > r'on at >'s?> toa, I simply denied
tuit t ha i ever ?au, iho igbt or dmaaMd ihsi "in *"nve
hundred ai d tttaulj ti.o'i- . d Ui.'b 13 ThS 4 . vice m u. r, I
iii iila the Ustlaralh ii were iuo's tlian we in lud; tlia'
there was not ths ?nsd >a ul a f .un I -tl >n lor th- ch?rke
that I had always buou in favor, iiu "ot mote m t.,, t> it
ui live li.in.lie.I tho :sand ? ?r more eiHrttve m<n: >h >t my
reins; k applied to the seven buudn d th jumui.I in n . .at 1
?d by the government, aud th it ev ry .*<?.' :o. k-.?w t!,?t
ihis was my posiilou, aud would be u- witne-s ihal l vr.-,*
ever ready to respond promptly t<> the wauts .h tlio ?. v
ernuieiit tor man. Ihe bi lot ^xtilantti.n I made st New
ton is In perfect harmony with my rtc rU and with
truth.
Ism, sir, willing thu my motives, worrf* nnd * ts
sha I ba known lu.ly to th? psuple; but I r nr<*s it is
l<aiB.iilaaiutd the*' pissing eveut-i fo h' liiirr-pr.v mtod
by euvtiii ? or uiUundtrsioud by fri<nd.?. Simo thi're
bellion broke out lu civil war I have i .led with usDii.,
^Ing re .1, and itl mv nan ex, rs-.'o r.ilie men and to
ba.pMithe caus.', and to aid its itefendcre. but I now
and the Husalb denvtir.d?g n?t only my acts, but my
mi this M o. 'ihe intuit u ihit I wis s.-t-ntei
by put!-? i or rer>onil eelli.^ la regard to en!j-fI g men
has not fh.i nadow of tr'ith.Jtsti <> or |a| n?.-? ii it.
Kvery iu. uiber of th ? tirnatt Wnl, 1 slu suie, h.,r. .vlt
u^s ibs. I have oye bei ? pr uiu t i i r.,u ... !r n
tho in lit itry Iocs" of tl" n>tim : every tn ?. u?r. t<>o,<ir
tho nil i-..in trntl. n will liaer wliae-s iba' I hive e ar
|.ro??ed '.,>ou It the vl?:d lm?i rt.uiee ..f ^ui-ig ti-tr c.mi
ne i !sr- the force n.*.|?i t c-*i h >.nt t:n ii.u'to ob.
i'.uI It is my d".l/ t.> cafe < r il.ij c .'ill n o. the
Tr?.? y as >?ed in of Ik, ai'if I h ef>?y ?,y
II.o duly of Mr. KeeMU'li-n, t'li. i. io a ,.| toe i o n
mitt on Hl.uk o. to do so. I ii.i. iu 'nil a*.i t no
inII. rj'f. ree . f tii? e i.B'rya pjied l?> :>i l rimii.se.
retfti.tee's w.^ra "-stt^ie ^r<> -n tioatn dnj-ot,
'?**%tf| a "? aff i u iii'k ifctM^tii a
sanof were sick that ought Vj Ik 'i:chigei. '/.issnsat
arJ. e\tra.sgst.oos<? n.so u> prevail mr ,*?, i _ -t
tl u , and t .e c tidlli 'yir n. :? r.nn <"t Mas a sou 3e f
s. ,rH de to all. renjt'.re were ictuuied liy ,hi .. il?
d ?.i-? of protec.il ig Hi? Irexsify wi'bwat nip .iniK iim
e *iirouev'' of the army, lli v may ha ? ?r-jil n
. ,o iguoiit?tlmy it iiiiti/ v.- iv rnl'i ken <n re v t>%
Hi en I be e-i;im?U J fori a in th ? ?erv - e? tut i.otlileg an.
bo ni. re untr iu, tm Ulng c in t-e iikvs iniju'l, than tltora
a. suKJti .us that buuntais were ncluaud by poitissn leel
inissr.d torso, ai ob e-'s III tbe'r efthrta t> correi" mis
UKe< and abuses, Ii i re" > the r!Trle:K-v nnd t>r"niole . 1m
economy 01 the W?r Depari mcut The rtcjrds ol tu
(TMb.ie will bear wltn. ss ib u th >y weie over prompt ii
roMng ibsd and m ney nai tlifse so u>-itlons, w'.d'l
have n?t th" elements of truth, Jueti. e or fairiwttivi
them, b'.^J five s mom af? pa:B,Dut they must (Of.,
"i* fate ot I aloe u QINKl WI
Arrivals and D< partures.
Ai i?ir.vu<.
Mokicms?B''ig Anu ? K ? v K Ami*. K A 4oHu?on, Mix
E ma V. i.g <ia J L Lloyd, I' W D??*?;', P OuUkh;. L l'ajie,
J i>o i*? ? o' B i rtou.
Ht M vutik*?cthr Remd>?i?1* D V. eyoiUc, lady tmJ two
OJ-.lUI-B
PKPAKTnRKS.
rimnrnn?8ieitm<>|i A.-m Ro^nn?f!ot T B Liwr
n*n<>>, I 8 lj" II ' ai ?>'- K1 ^ .fv a: it two s-r
?? at.; II A H'o?n, Alfivtl K ed. PtAt-r I ?,?? ,, y w
'f !?li. (I? li l'n?i'iu?n &nntir>>.Jt. ?n? II iiudkvn, Ko> ?
bury; WiU.A i.it Ttuntou; L com, Piltttou. Mi.Hou
Wnj Kniier, T: in., miii, ?1j. Nu K.' m RhikII, Privi
duuo?, K I. . IS. -iallarUir, J Mstoinoth, M moth, I,
Id'>40..ui li, O Sil.i .'ouioci, J li Valentine, B K Oownti nnd
wllii, (V . k i) .;im. Nnw York; tff Bllia and wite. ni ih
II id my; Win MoDonal I vlft, ttf'j children a.n-1 in, .mi 11 l
tiiuoro; Mi* K Arequr, Ave <klUlWiM<l IwoiemuU; J
T .???. \vi!?. mi chtldeen nil two *er an a, N->
.???. wita, ?ii childeen uad two Menwa, Ne * or.min*. V
Ooiforth, Ki:'U.i; James Ho.van! i'root.*. Toronto; J 1'edfo.
wile, t vo c il.Uvii a.11 kervaul; A Ti : ry Thoiiu" Ti-itv au1
wi.e, Vm> Terry, Jottu At'htird, wtleand ami; Rnv li
Tiuuh, .1 M d La l)ueia, f !e la Cueva, J K il' Ui/ue.aand
F Kan. Hav .ua; I* Outline*. J 0 de Manjnls un 1 11 A
IVim/, H , a K Siiut* M.tia wife, lour children sad
two srrvituu; Min* llotado. N w OrenaUa, 1> 0 >' Carta ja. J
M Jtuu' i, Oulia, Lieut Col Dawberry, 6^ I leg* i?u: gnou W
J Uwli, British .\ai v, Duke de l'entlilevre and iiirnd, Jo
aepU Auburn. U ir'jr late, K CleuieutMHi.mil wife, En:;Lnd:
W L Willtuer, T W Laniord, Lmdun; Mra C aid well uud
cbun, l.t.i-rj<ool; MrsO 11 England, Jaiuri M Larren, Jolin
Wyld, Kdinburt. C V Mauler. W li Mauloy, Dunkirk Den
ul" o A] >rau, In Uud; 0 (ianu, Paris; M.i lame de luCour,
child aud aerian, Krauce?IH. Kor Halifax?Mi Orli it,
Now York . K L SiarT, M.aa Stair, I'lula lelpl:i:t; B 1' M Lt<a.
?l John, NH; H Weti>"' b>. Mma llopkma, Hal'.lax, U U
Qcddet. Wm 0alien, Mewrouudlnul?#. Total 122.
Official Drawing* ot.Blarra.jr, JCddy A
Oo.'a k?utuck> and Miaauun 8uta Lotusnea.
KaNTuexv. Kxtha CLtaa 571?Aii^uji 7. IMI
19, 13, 10. 24, 4o, 8, 70, 50, 1, 47, ii, 62, 14.
Kkntuckt, Clam S7S?Aii?uat 7, IMS.
74, 34, 23, 11, l\ 3*J. ?!?, 43. 2??. 4'.), 1, 01.
OlrtuUr* Mat frM or ohar^e bv addruaalnt! eit ler to
Mubray. EDDY * CO.,
OoTln^ton, Kjr . or St. Lou La. Ma
Official Drawings orthe Delaware State
botteriea.
1IKLAWABB, Extra Claa* SIS?Auguat 7,18o2
63, 20, CI, 70, 50, 13, 21, 14, 78. 6. 23, 08, 01.
DblawaM. Cl**s 297?Auguat 7. 1882
2, 34, 72, 2?i, 47. 01, 70, 60, 08, 32, 42, 31.
Clrealsrs sent by addreaalog
JOHN K. MORRIS * CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware
Royal Havana Lottery?Prizes CaSllcd
snl Information lurivaimd. Iliglinat prloi |<aid for
doubloons. TA YLOlt t 00., Bankers, 16 Wall atroet.
O. A. Bills, Spcclc Broker, No. 176 Orecn
wicli atrnet, N. Y.? rrlzea caahed in Kentucky and Delaware
IjOtterlea.
Prlzei Oaihed In all Liegallzod laottcrlea.
lufrmal.on given. .TOdEPU BATES, Broker, Ko. 11 Wall
sir'room No. I, New York.
Brandrrth'a Pill*
PurgD o t mil elements. Impurities of the
At t'lia a?*o')ii un imca.loual d >sn will often Have much
slckimsi.; ibev cur<: co?tlve:ieu aud bowel alTectlous of all
klnda, even dlarrhj-a and dvarntery.
<IKT NtW 8TYLE,
29i CANAL STREET (PRINCIPAL OFFICE).
Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sap
plying them with Holloway's Pills, to guard them sgulnal
Mlaania aud Bilioue Payers.
19 Cartes dc Vlsltcs for One Dollar,
cheaper than soy and as good as the bost.
PEK01 VaL, 130 cihatham street.
Eight Cartes de Vlsite for llaEqnsl to
ho best made. BaLl US, 233 Ureenwleh at., cor. Barclay
Eight Cartes de Vislte for tl.wThe Bret
in the city, St Wood's Oallery, 208 Bowery, N9w Tort.
At ?TetTers', 573 Broadway, Lu dies' Kins
tic Boon, (1 SO, $1 7"> mid $2; Balmorals, $2, |210 and J'J .V);
?ent?'line StiocH an 1 Slippers, yo tin' huJ -h.iimi ? Bal
morals, Shoes and Obiter*. JEKFERS. 57S ?roaUway.
MILLKK * WftrWrnM?*?* *"?*' ?-1'" '
.. #
Array Bud Aiuvy Solditiri for th* u>rtkI
y?Ut' At HOLMtiS'Ua i*,y.
U^1?* WonJtori-Hf?rtquftrter? at JTo. ici
3? iU? m?!t,WtUt ?,Uo,'r' t"nl"'",n' "" ? wldleraud careful
ffiSaSeSa.?=*B
Batchalor'a Hair Drt?the Beat In th.
wo. .il; id*ud tan.-uus, h?rmlc? ?nj reiuli . rt ik* /he
auU l?rfuiueraerery where. factory,'81 Baru.ay atreet
mmsm
Ooaraad'i Poudre Subtile (Juroati u.i.
Broach'uy.' P"' l0W for*:hB*<1?. or ?<>* part of the^oty. 4jg
* ??.*? Radical Car*
Diytor HunKr'i UiKoverv Cnrci the
gXttSr KlftStfSK
. married*
.? *^Kt?^,u*'?^)n Tfiujh'ay morning, Au
I) if ij"f? "i?"1 h> Kar. 0". bam D. Ab
bat, i). I?., iJi. it, Mr. Krrinm lloox mid M " CiR*.r k
p?i ?r I'k1, ,atu M"rr'8 ^"'"i 01 'Vewiirk. N.J.
i /ifpa.xjrs ?l64rfo copy.
0.' Tue,day, August 3, by the Rar
. K Cornell, Mr. Wm. L DlBoH to M.hr MaEm J J
-JcotvI daughter of Charles J. Urn-.*-, fc.s.;.,al! 0, tha oitr '
Hot. r<i r?TaYi.ou ?0u Thursday, July 1! bv (M
Ski R""kri ' "orau>Tl.L^
, * Dlc?l.
AiooRir.?At mscat Hobalceti. on Thursday niomiiw
'jflda* a.7' W,tUAM ?Ur0K5> 00 years, XI uioutlu u,'id
The relative* an.l friends ?.f the famly are reapactli.llv
* i ,?"it0"d1 tli0fuB"ral, on Sunday afternoon at
una u cluck, from In- Into rwldcuw. CaimaUn aveim.. i>
tweeu II,* .? ami I aterarn. atret ic ?rauw., I*
m Ol? i'7\ZAtJ ':n Thnraday nfornlng, Atiguat 7
M-ihv K, tlia daimhior of .);h ,0 uii l the laia Vatar'
Bogart, in tin l!?:n y0jr <d lu-f age " *sU"
Tha reluirea and frltndii of the family ara roaoectfullv
iuvIu-.I i.< al and iho fwieral, thu (Krl .ay) afternoon ut
i u i!" " 1 of lier uuiil, M * ? uui
?Jock, \> i?Miu.gi..u all eel, f lu?hlug
~?nw n',uwrl 'y' A"ku? 8, after a I ?DK and
lltuce lnK illnoa, Mamt A?? *j.e ?f UavW Blackbnru
?tde I S# > ????, ? months and 17 day* osoiwd,
h ? 'Sluly^ :'",U iri?'ls ?? lh? family the raLm
bara of MariiMn' Lodge, N i 84, I. u of o t are
rea;eetf"Hy larlMd toatundtha funeral, from'he,- ull
raalUooce, .Vo. 2 foni. kina atiaet, Una fi'riday? after
noon, ut one o'clocv ? l""**) ?'ter.
3 ??># camp of the p,,.
Wft ??sy. ? rssafe?s
' ??? *'-5a:-.3ss
An.mly ..Hi, a true Chri-Um and brava aoldlar, fall.u
ID t/1 i T ? )( <? i>f I4IH A UiptOii CO'lIlt y,
HanK.v?|(n 11mra<lay, Au<n,t T. Mart Bkkin a native
y.'an7 '' ',*rr' l*rl,h 01 Kn ^.vllio, Ireland. aged
Tha friends and re!at!ve< arc reanectf illy inru-d to
ateud iho I.moral, (hia (. rid^) ^Uruooi,, at U,,,*
n.'th"" r*"uauc*' Vo ** Maritalitroet.
/J*. M'siil.?Oa fhurwtojr moruio?, Anaoat 7. at a>aht
0 11'H-k, i.k m ? Wa?Hi>wnnr,y<mufaaiavQor HicharSc
ana Cr.la A. -g-d , u. uTh. ant 18 da, .
Wa?p n?t f<r me, my muhiT ''ear
I am not de t I, but al?-1 ln?tier?; '
I *m not jru ir (jiii 1 in Mi * nmna,
He lov. a ms b ai, imd .0 k m?- home.
To* raljtivr* nnd irlendi i>f fie family are r-a; actrtillv
in* ,iad to .ti .ml fha r-in. ra!. from th? r??j,noVof lii
tfo?'"i.ck! nii avaaiw,thla (,,mV)
111"* x. *On Th i-?diy, A>i|pi't 7, at twelve o'ekxk
Mra. ? -rnnHiNK iia .w*, the ool/*ei ?ii, ?r ll.s.
Bro#a,ln tboUJy?i o fc.r aa.of dro,?.y 1
r.i ^""t" r#"4l'v#B ir* i"vn<-d to attend lbs f iae
ra! from h. r Ut- real imwa, 14 Olir.-r ?irH.t at
te?) rentalM will b > l, to .el m calvary im,.
< at?r.?.11 Sotitbold I. I |0u .?J.iuJ.y, Aujiu?t 8 i uaklil
M ulaou tuiperi pi>- au c?.py.
iMiuifka r.-ln ih > city of Bre-kiyn, on Wednesdav
ri!n ?n'T U: ^ bean, .yaraavrat
I i?j o ftrv, 11. th'- 4-j I y? ?f 11 h.s a#?.
Th ? telativ 't an t irla, If ofth" lumllr are ra* -eclf.ilir
Invito I to attend the fua.-ral, on ^aturda> i ,..n .a?n a^
lb aeou.Tk.at bla lite real acn . Su. lift f
??rauiia, 11 ar '."nl.arlauJ Kli ek 'iue romawa Mill bu
co . 1<> ijfr 'nwo d ' tiiHi??i>'.
thl -a h*. ~?J u ',tIU *d*'* A :? ,l ?> *"?* f >*tnru, m
1 ??* aI ?i y nf h ?:* nttd. '
Her frienoa an 1 Ufa 1 >tl her hmband, Vl-hie; iv?n
liii^ ala.. her br- ioera, M i., am, K.U,atd an I MtchaH
: .v, v.i I intend to. it, | .,,,|t?, ,. ,r . 1
tw"U.CJ ,'k ' *X,k tvtLa'" aitoraoot,,ui |
I" e!| I1.1 |i it |>!e re ccjiy.
1 iiaitca- On H.io.lay, A-tgna* 7. ?t her ra-ldanCa,
%ir
tn.ittMj touitemt 'he in. #-at.ut S Mi'kN rhnrlh
^?s&Tasa- &sz.*-ax:jt9 *?
mi a?i PD'I Kl on t inp, % uatiV9 ui (be rnr n'i t * - n
oj uaiy Cork, Irelatid, agodao ywt 'Li,carro"'
? 7 rj. V v ! : Jh; r'.n?r?1. "??"<' I'ti l.,te reaideace, No
aur '-N "* ???"?hetr-at.thw (Krtdat) a'tarn iha
reman* will a. ,ul?rw M ijewa /'^tary
??4Wais? ->a * 4uIlu|l #( Jtui, ?4U0M>|
wife of Lswrtcoe CJ' 'gUor, * native of cotin'y Ctria
Ireland, aged IB roars
The leUlKSd an J frieuds uf the Uirnly are respeclAiMy
invited u> i;tleod the fiiiwrtl from hsr iotv residence, No.
10'i ewveolk street, this (Friday; U.iruoot.. at IM
OY Ouit.
Uoix?(hi Thursday uiarnlog, August T, at three
o'clock, al ter a short btrt severe illnois, Miymx Almid4,
iuiam dmgUter of John W. aud A.(join, u^?.: U
iumU.< ?ad 7 d'jrii
ll.e relatives aud frumds of the family are respectful!*
mviMd to attou l the luueial, irjui tu<* rwu<t?uoe 01 Um
partutp, No. 5:tfi Pacific street, Hrookljn, be:wo n Fourt*
and Kiftb avenues, this (Friday) a'ft'jruooa, at three
o'cl clc.
? Uauikajtil?On Thursday, A .gust 7, I-ussiJ-ii, daugh
ter oi Jaines and Anna Oalbraith, aged 6 mouth* and I
days.
Tt?o friends aud acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence Of her [mi rents
No 2io tiovunlh avenue, Uas (Fudayj afternoon, at tare
O'clock.
Huohm?On Thursday, August 7, J auks, Infant sou ot
Michael ami Klouora H ig.itm, aged 11 Broths aud S3 days.
The friends of iho funtly a:e reapeetfkiliy invited w
attend the funeral, from the residence ?f his parents
Fourth avunue, between Kiglity eighth aud Eighty ninth
streets, Yerkvllle, this (frltur) af^eruoon, at half peal
ouo o'tshek.
11A.SLBK ?At h * residence, 63 Mon'gomery street, .Jer
sey City, ou Wednesday, August ?, alter,* short illnsse.
Joinr Hnaun, Jr., coifoctiuner, aged 24 year* and 4
mouths.
The relatives and fr lauds of the family, and thosa ef
J. Meyers' family are ruspectlutly invited to attend the
funeral, this (Friday) afternoon. at two o'clock. The r?
main* will be interred in the Lutheran Cemetery, Wife
llamsburg.
Haoam.?On Thursday mornmg, August 7, F.iwaboH
Ifogan, ?ltor a short illness, In the 4oih year of bts sgs,
a native of Now York city.
Tbefrieoas and acquaintances of the family are reapeeV
feliy invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning
at h?lf-past eight o'clock, from bis late resldenoe, Kightyt
fourth streot, uear Twelfth aveuue. The remains will be
taken to Groeu wood for tntermoat.
MoDsurr Hose Aunn MuliKvrrr, only daughter at
John and Oatharlne McOevitt, aged 17 years, 1 mouth and
6 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (Friday) afternoon , aj
two o'clock, from the residence of her ptt.enu, No. 83t
Delaucey street
Hickky ?On Thursday, August 7, Mrs. CATOuum
Hiukt, widow of Jas Hlckoy, agei 42 yuarK.
Ilie i elatives :uid frieudii ot t ie famhy aru respoctfully
invited to atteud the funei.il, from hor I do resnleuoe, Wuk
10 Dean street. Brooklyn, on Snturday afternoon, a. tw?
o'clock, without further notice.
Kki.lt.?Ou Thurmlfty, August 7, of consumption, Jona
P. Kki.lv, a^od 50 yuar^, a native of I e .'.ad, and Cot
many yi'nrs a merrliiiut in ue I.-la id of J'rlnldud.
The triouds are invit?U to attend tho funeral, this (Frk
day) atternoou, at three o'clock precisely, from 244
Fourth street, with, ut fcrthor notice.
Louuham.?On Thursday, August 7, Catmskixs A.
LOnam, dunghter of Putri.-k and >'ath -rme Lo .ghan.
The friends of the family are iuvite<i to utt nd the fun*
ral, this (Friday) aiteruno:i,at ono /clock, from the rust
done i of her pirents, No. 11 Yandewater street
Moruisk.?Ou Weduot>duy, August 0, Maboarkt Moiuum,
Wife of John Morriss, of the parish of Kilserr/, countf
Tyrone, Iro!and, in the 61st yenr of her a^re.
Ttie friends of the family and those of hur sons, Andrew
and John Morriss, and those of her brother, Terunoe
Koou, are ruspec.fuliy invitod to attend the fnuoral, from
her late residence,' 114 Lost Thirty-third stri-et, near
Third avenue, this (l>'rtday) afterno n, it one o'clock.
Maour.v.?Iamss TH')*a"h, son of Patrick and FJloa Mad
den, aged 1 years and 2S days.
The friends of the fami'y are rospectfully invited to el
tend the funeral, from tin) residence of his parents, No.
387 Ninth street, this (Friday) aftornoou, at one o'clook.
Ma- ai'I.an.'?On Thursday, August 7, of choiora infan
tum, Wilmau Kramki.in, iiifiivtson of Dunoau and He?>
uih K. 'I.icfuflan, aged 10 muntll:'.
Tue relatives and friends or the family are invited U
att-M ttie funeral, tin (Friday) afternoon, at foul
o'< o- U, ft o.it th ? resilience oi his grandmother, Seventy
ui tii ?tre?i and T'roadway, without further nolle*
M .ImsaLO ?On Tliuii'lay morning, August 7, of cho
lera ia."uaiu:n, Kdwarq, only son of James and Margaret
iU "i.alu. u_?d 1 vear and ? rontlis.
tw,...-. r cic. wT/ho.tVu-r .W iu: ny> -"orx.oon.^
?iw^ fii-x^y v. iiMK ;, uftor 4 short and
p VI K '? <1,B'JU* ? -1C n and HwrM
I. lij .r?. . 13 days.
m\ 'a i'i ?i Vi( .? ?',? i? ''???'???'/?? roipeotfWlf
ou t o'oii v v r r * aftereooa.nl.
?Sixth ? r !' - ria. l .tj jf lnr pa.-onta, No. lit
fl1.*'1'" ' ,. " ' .<* i Wwlpeadav nl^Iit, Angn?>
ye.irS!" " ' 14,(1 Uu?aa A. Pell, agedM
attend V1."*' '1. ."l Vli'- -J.j'.",s """? iuvited to
o'clock t ??. . Ji 1 it-nday) afternoon, at three
noti^ ? ? ^ : without further
tvw.t m' ' -??* *; I >?v#s Krio lUur.ad depot
Rwi!!\ ^ "l" S'W V"rk. <" OclLVu'
L*umhC'~. i y**- Wedneeday evening, August ?'
irf,". a &&. jrMsyr *? ?*-? *??"<
llolfMtP~i' l''rht l,r0 o'clock,
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