The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1862, Page 8

[CONTINUED FROM FIRST P4 ; Corporal Brodericis. Do. B, wounded aud prisouer; }, Billed Kammer, Co. 1, wounded: Robert Smith, Co. ¥, d prisoner; FP. MeGarr; Richard Delaney, Ce. F, prisoner; Do. F, killed; Jeremiah Condor, €o, E, missing; M. bittman, Co. B, wounded sichtly; George’ lnus, O- B, wounded, Jas. Staflord, Co, B, wounded i, missing; H. Hoyer, Co.” B missing reo, Co C, missing; Sergeant Greeve, Co. Bor oral Craft,€o. C, missing, private Harne: © ‘wr Brien Ger York, rheu- matism W. B. Worthingte Pennsylvania, fever JE. Kobinson Sergeant, C, dith Now York, scrotal heroia; New York, scrotal hernia: Don i2th New York, arm: ©, H. White, drummer, K, 3d Maine, scrotal hernia; Richard Barrett, G,15ih Massachusetts, scrotal herria; Jubn Mc+ re, A, @6th Pennsylvania, arm; Sylvester Bur- heamer, B, 49th Yennsyivania, back; Gb United States imaciry, wWigh; Jesse B, Williams, A, 20th Lidiana, sick ¥) Co.) wounded; tewis Ht. Alonzo io.eresl,, 64 C, Thatcher, bic lerk, ib New Jerse: ssing; J. Melmtire, . yee 4 mossibg: Co poral Winters, Co. #, missing: J. g; John Breen, Co. G. mime; Mi- shal J. Dal.y, Co. E, missing; Jos. bilis, Co. &, prisoner; Moses Fason, Co. prisoner; M. MoCarty, Co. E., prisoner; D. Mulaine, Co. risoner; John Borland, prisoner; Wim. F. Cook; adersom, Co. K, wound- Brennan, K, 13th New Yo Fred, Tiirknisel Gottueb Forstbauer, A Bensoni, Corporal, D, 7h Horlaeher, Sergeant 4, 7th New York, 6th New Jorey, sick; Maachi Si 6th Now Jersey, sick; ‘Anthony McKieman, C. Exde, G, 13:h New ‘ nt, @, 13th New York, sick; New York, sick; James H. Price, Lockhard, Co. B, w York, wounded; ’ Jacob wounded; Geo Go. £, missing; Sargean od; Sergeant Wm. Dilen, Co. F, prigo F, wouuded > Sergeant Jo or; Dariel Mallet, ¢; Thomas Martin, Co. a, prisoner; Thos. A, priser; Honry Thomson, Co. A, pri- soner; — Clarkson, Co. 1, prisoner; — Cottor. Co. 1, pri- %. Black, Co. K, wounded; J. wound:d; J. Holmes, Ca: K, wou ded 5 ——— Traey, Co. K, pr — Kenney, Co. K, pri Gist New York, & Sist New York New York, sic wounded ; Hyson M ‘est aasm Morseman, D, 67h New Sergeant, A,’ ith New York, Jobn Jimmerson, A, aith New York, thompson, D, 66 New Yo ti, S4th New York, wounded; Jaines Lowey, b, 83k York, wounded; WwW wounded; Joba leary Geylord, 2 sick; Jopatnan f the Second, who was muel S, Hutchins, veniained whon the sseesion, preverring to attend vebels were ubuut to ges Charles Hayes, foot; Corperal Straw, Le nuded; Tatrick Hazen, Cor- ‘0o\mup, baud; Coro in J. Watson, slightly; ©. 5. Bra: 1K. Hosmer, siightiy, Kelbourne Harwood, %, 9th Magsachuse Yad Now Yovk, cic! b York, wounded; Geo. Oficial L'st of Kitled, Wounded and Mis- urih Michigan Re MILLS, EXCL BLE OF (HOSE NAMES MELBTOFURE PUBLISHED IN THE aT MECHANICSVIL ; Harry Hill, color bear ; Michwel” Karret Barrett, A, Sih Peunsy ivania, Serge int J.C. Whipple, head and side, ‘igutly,@. W. Corser, foot, y. ied; Lieutenant F. D, W. Meach, mortally; I. ded and taken pri Lewis Barnes, wer, wounded and York, rick; John York, wouuded; Joan 7 Mechen, C, 56th Pennsyivans ry Wells, Let United 8 ¥ , ates Cha:sours, aick; hb tia, wouuded; Jebn Massachusetts, 1 taken prisoner ew York, sick; Chester Dayid C. Lebp F anowski, Lieuben Sherivea, Ord shoucer, siightly ; ‘Froeman ow, mirsing; Gee. Chander, aitled; E. K. Williams, : Daniel Keseii, kuee, Com anv D.—Ch ; Fruuklip Stockweil, Thomas Nawd, « d. Qua iormusste Albert A. Ford, i, 36h , WSth Peunsyivania, siek; New York, sici; kd. B. Cochrane, tus Hilman, F, iin rent -siek. F ik; James A. Morrt w York, Bick; ve sick; Isaac M. Rainy, pmas Bartlett, 1, 57th €, 93d New York, sick nt, Bygad’ New Y: sachusetts, sici i. Emerson, arm, slightiy; W. - Geo. Moomsleg, severe, W. W. Stevens, band, s ightly; pencea and not B. kioss, hand, slig it before fight comm as isker, head, slight. B. Preston, severe); Teported since, J Li H, Ist New York rtiliery, sick; York artillcry, sic Smith, ez, 207 jated: H. B. Fountain, ta ue, thigh, tught, audBmiseiog; A. Boag, wii. kK. Limvarker, band, severe; L. ot. Howard, li, ist New York artiliery, sic yy, K, 10th New York, = , New York, sick; William Joues, K, 10ch ) i, 1st New York artillery arstilery, sick 4. Lik, Hy Ist pal, D, goth New York, sick; Chester Kinnes,G, Gist sik; Cormelins siaghain Company G.—Wm. Pearson, killed; Sergeant'l. Allen, Jeg. seve. @, oni taken prisone vere; Corporal Lorengo Hall, thigh, slight; Antoine dor, eught; James Sater 3 +, heat and arm, slixht; Andersen, side, sucht; Richard Garntlett. ; F. Buell, thigh, not 1, Ist New York Sergeant, F, 201h Pennsylvania, si wounded; Amelia Romee, , 7th New York, wounded; Sam 'j LeCamo, Sergeant, C, 1024 Penuspivania, wounded: le: k; Jas. a. Sintth, A, 17th U. 3. afautry, highs ight. I Scofield, breast, morta! @rm.se.ere, 1). Van Allen, severely; H. 1. Case, m’ tan, missing; Faward Firman, missing: M. Jones, misi tae: Geo. Kinney. missing; J. Stillwell, missing: B.P. Batland, wounded and missing; Corporal G. A. Willis, . R. Hoag, wounded and missing. . Mongomery, A, 61st New York, sic Friedritz, # , 20th New Yori, wounded; Wm. Dj Lith Benusyivania, wouuded; Cornelius Simonson, Sergeant, k, 8th ew Jersey, sick; Chas. M. Day, Ser- » Bib New Jersey, sick; Wm. H. Hempsing, Lieu- B, 6th Now Jersey, sick; Theo. F. Field, Adju- New Jorsey, sick; Samuel H. Elder. t, ‘6th New Jersey, sick; Wm. J. Merri York, sick, James C; Courrier, K. 4th 3fai Heury F. Decker, Lieutenant, k, 6th Michigan, sick: Richard H. Mauan, Adjutant, 2d’ Michigan, sick: Luke D. Shattard, F, 3d Saine, sick; Danied R. vox, I, 57th Now Tita New York, sick; Ed. H. Van Riper, G, E, 7th New Jer- w York, sick; Luther J. Het ; Jobo R. Duncan, D, . Heary, Lieu: ‘wounded and miseing CO: mpany /—Captaim James £ Clago, Kilic Giark, killed; J. D. Clark, breast, not an, severe; John HF; jak, arm and side. Jer miah Wi sey, k ; L.N. knos, mise! ey eld, {, 100th ) ell, log, alight; i Ym. G, Robingon, head, slight; Ezra Bates, mis- Johu Fitzpatrick, missing; Thos. Garey, missing; Plilip Carpenter, missing; Jacob Jobn Wheeler, mis. ing. Company K—Caytain R. G, de Puy, killed; Lieutenant ded and taken prisoner; Sergeant Wm. G. Ihrg, missing: Corporal Chas. wouned and missing; F. Hoifman, wounded and mis- siey; Wm. Bennett, arin slight; Bem, missing; J. Karnes, missing; O. Perry, missing. York, sick; Wm. Gontan, ¢ Mevormick, G, 7th New Jersey Tih New Jersey, sick; Daniel eey, sick; Roland T. J. Wuute, G, 29th Charles Coles, C, 93d Ga.es, Corporal, D, 57th New sun, D), 62d Pennsylvania, wound 62d’ Penn yivania, wounded; Heury W. tenant, A, 1 ;: 56 Hall, Adjutant, 2ut Keseirivg. missing Jorporal Wm. Cunning. ‘She Sick and Wounded on the Knick- nnsylvauia, pie Samuel Mc- Keon, Lieutenant, G, 69th Pennsylvania, wounded; Robt. A. Livingston, Lieutenant, staff, ——,siok; Sergeaut Major Samuel K. Cutts, 93d New York, sick; Corporal George P. Mowry, E, 93d New York, si ney, D, Ist New Jersey, wounded; Adam Indiana, wounded; wounded; James | Wm. H. Baker, C, ton, G, 1st preg aus ‘The following is a complete list of the sick and wounded soldiers which have arrived at Fortress Menroe on the seamer Knickerbocker. The sick are to be transferred 4e the State of Maine, which will be sent North, and the ‘wounded are to be brought to Washington and elsewhere by the Knickerbock:r — Wm. Johuson, K, 27th New York, hand: W: &, 40th New york hand; Benj. Brace, K, 74th Michael Harrigan, D, 934 New York, rheuma- jchu Burns, D, 93d New York, rheumatism; Wil- 3, 20th Massachusetts. tu W. Aaskill,C, 1st Maine, hand; John G. ‘ania, sore eyes; syivuna, Gebility: Charles York, diarrhaa; M. P. Hatch, musician, 20th Massachu- setts, diarrhoea; Joseph H. Simonson, G, 8th New York, rbeumatism; Laniel Welch G Wea. Sipbei, 1, 101at ©, Sth New York, debi Ha- torney A, 13th |. Haynes, A, 7th . Wickham, C, 64th New 64th New York, ’ sick; Wa. Hl. Hough: pick; Corporal Win. J. Good. Aibert W. Deming, G, 93d New York, ing, H, 83d Pennsylvania, wounded; Whitton, D, lst Massachuseits, wounded; Albert Hayes, 1, 3¢ Michigan, sick; Ji sylvania, sick; Lieutenant C. E. sick; Lieutenaat Julius B. Litcufield, B, 4th ; Maier M. BM. Dick, 105th Pennsylvania Captain John Hastings, A, 106th Pennsylvania, Captain Richard 8. Barry, G, 37th New Yerk, debility; , F, 38th New York, fe’ sick; Lieuteoant Wm. L. Lieutenant Wm. Stitt, ny sick; Henry Spaulai aw A. Jobneon, ll, A, 64th New Sth cavalry, discharged; . debility; Wm. Grimes, ty; John Cannedy, G, 71st York, ame in back; James 0. Cain, D, 2d Pennsylvania, @ialocates shoulder; Francis J. York.arm; Wm. A. Hamsden, drummer, M, 724 P , debility; Franols Baxter, I, 60th Penzsylvazia, Hi, 234 Penneylvania, deb: fs Fennsylvahid, rneum@® N. Boor, ©, 1084 Pennsyivani ‘Kelley, C, 25th New York, hip: &. Y, Now York, rheumatisom; Wm. : 4 iwkel, H, 105d Penn: Chamberlain, G, 10ist Pena- Harry Shepier, G, 101st t a vermittent fever; James Hayes, K, 33d New York, iracwured leg; James }. Leaman, €, 62d Ghio, fever: Nelson Peterson, G, 64th New Yi ‘J. M. Fummaing, E,'52d Pennsylvania, rheuma- tista, George Hi. Reth, F, 103d Pennsylvania, rheumatism ; f 1uGd Penusyivania, fever, John ivauin, fever; Alex. Lauber, D, Ose Ponvsylvania, scalded foot, Richard Reed, L, 73d kk, interval lojury; Williaa Bérkley, age at lotge; John Max: ; Jobn MoFariia, K, 96th s I, 64th New York, . Mood, L, B7th New York, fever and ague; <x. V. Lang, 1,8Tch New Yerk,diarrhoa, Thacdeus , E, 64h sew York, fever: Daniel McKeever, E Levy Young, F, 64th New York, debi- th Massachusetts, fever nia, io knee; Howard M. L , 4th Now York, dysentery; Ce, tain ii. L. Jones, B, 64th New York, rheumatism; F. ¥. Lincoln, H, 64th New York, debiiity; George Ira, 2ist New York, im both legs; Wesley MeCarlerty, D, 100t or; R. M. Metdphatrick, I, 103d Peunsy'va- jafus Washburne, Jr. A, 64th Now darrhoa /.tvick Moran, H, l4th New York, diarrhoy Jc okarr, \, 3d Vermont, fever; Hortweil L. Collins, BR. Viekery, 1, 49t New jon, fH, 103d Pennsylvania, ch matism; Syivester Putuam, BE, 524 Pennsylvania, int; Joba R, Shaffer, D. 105th Peunsylva- ¥, 96th New York, debili- Capwin Joba M. Coo anzS. A. lisley,1, 56th New Yor! Bramhall, G, 984 Now York, si Battery A, 1st Penasylvania artillery, arm and breast; ut.,G, 1st Peuusyivania artillery , in- Warner, Captain, H, 57th New York, invermitteat fever; Horace P, Williams, Captain, chusetie, rnéumatiem, Wiliam 1, Pitcher, , debility; J. C. Fisher, Surgeon, ler, G, lath New Ali woud Fiizk: termitient iever; Westley yy Massac iat i Malae Assistant Adjutant General, $d br! iliiam Conner , E. Foster, Captain. and rheumatism; Charles Massachusetts, hip; R. H. Pierce, Captain, h, 16:b New heea; Michael Milroy, Lieut.,1,36tu New York, fewaid, 36th New Yor, dyseute y; Walter Firchand, Captain, @, 16th Massachu- Lieut., B, 6th Unised States, 7th New York, band brigade, artillery re- servo, lst New York battery artery, fever; bax Frech, Leut., 40h brigade, artillery reserve, 1st New York bat- \ery, fever; Steven Houghton, G, Ist Massachusette, Corpural, I, 81st Peansylvaaia, arm; , let Pennsylvania, shoulder; John ennsylvania, arm; Lewis Mayer, Corpo- tain, T, 81st Peansyivania, » isi Poausylvania, fever wMtermiitent fev Watson, Captain, E, wues Curisty, Hospital lienwier, Captain ana log; Alfred kK New York, ble Tad | enveylvania, rheumatism i WwW fever; James Hearn, New York, huee lity; Wm. Abernethey, D, 11d Th opnell, by Tt Virgin rider, @,Sist Pevusylvania, hand, David Lam! Penusylvania, hand; N. N. H. Mildmon, Corporal, B, ork, sick; Eugene Nunnen, E, 96th New fever; J. W. Long, ping Wagner, G, yIvania artilier; k K, 7th Michigan, ‘ari ‘ork, shoulder and back, George ww York, leg; Audrow McCarty, I, 2d leg; Charles Swartlivur, I, 86th New York, iclaughlin, H, 88th New York, diarrhoea; Jali, , 2d KNode Island, wounded in lungs: , 1st New York, suoulder; Joseph Price, G, 4ib Michigan, shoulder; John Wheeler, Drom Majer, 4th Vermont, foot; Patrick Meaher, F,24 Vermont, hand: Jacies Wilson, I, 1st Massachusetis, arm; Philip Kirch- , BE, bth New York, :high; Patrick Mclarick, b, 34 ited States, arm; John . singer, arm ;Sergeant Alouze Culven, I Sergeant adolbers Foil, P, 71 tenant Edward Frovnard, F, 3ist sick, J. M. Davison, E, 6th Rhe tory, debility; Sergeant John Kiuner, H, 20th wounded in leg: George W. Sant Sergeant Wm. J. Lisson, K, Od Michigan,’ woun Hoggans, 1, 3ist Verto t, fever; Lay York, weik eyes; John ‘Zonas Grovenon, George Winters F, Gist New York, ork, in hands; Charies R. sist New York, debility; James Shay, K, 18th Massactiusotts, typhoid fever; Hen. York, in log; Frank MeCam!| Richard Robinsoa, B, 63d Penn van a, rheumatism | Henry J. Taylor, Batvery H, 1st » y, dyseatery; R. Ingraham, E, 11th Massa Je, artiticor, H, lst Now Thomas Turner 1st Massachusetts, hand; Orderly , hand; Lieu w York, wounded and siaad, artillery bat- 1), 624 New York, jt ww York, fever; ded in hand; Peter ‘15th Pennsylvania, typhoid Olst Pennsyivania, rheumatestn ; ‘ork artillery, debility; , devility; Bershard rtillecy, fever, Jobn Gortrick, th Mich gan, log, Lavronee MeGurman ,E, 2d Excelsior, Win. W. Everett, F, 83d renasylvania, A, Uth Massachusetts, leg, nosyivania, leg; Louis Lunden mp ib stowach , From. seunuei Sinith, 1), 1064 3, lat New York, Geurge Fait, K, J. Keer, F, 10th Penosylvenia. Oth Massachasetts Sint Now York, leg; Baruet! chael Clancy, Joseph Volluner, Bist ' Pounsylvania, aria; F, ist Pounsylvania, hand; Wm. Bu Bert, 1, 67un Vin celsior, band; Thomas Haley, D, atte, head; Denuis Maynord, tied of hwart’ disesso, John Lamburt, F, 67th New York. wand aud foot; B fork, conturion of back; Wm. ; Benj. Bruce, sion of Lack; VW illiam Charles Bratz, ib New Jersey, lev; ‘ork, suovider; Thaddeus Day, D, 8 Peunsylvania, thigh; M. L Riggs, Capt 4 Peter Colton, Cor rporal, §, 67h usting, Capt., Q. M. Patterson's sion, sick; Emory Siater, tieo. Langley, B, 6th Viueent Worriugton, © @ck; Kilsba Pleovess G, Sih Vermont, Farrer, B, 6th Michigay, si ry, sick Vaniel Harity, f, 6vth Now ‘ Jur th Massachusetts dost one arm; W. Stewart MeLanc, 1, 2d Jennsy fog; John MeBriae, G rH h New York, cou- Hick, G, Wist Peansyl ania, ergeant, K, 1094 Onio, hand, Jauves Gib ertillery detachment, sick Joun Lawy, B, 40th New York, foot and uand; | Mchigan, sick pbs, th New York, hand end arma; oghiy, Corpural, B, 103d Penvayivania, 103d neyivania, fever; Jn O24 Pennsylvania, vow York, bayonet wouud ip hon’ and K, Tad New Y K, 734 New York, K, 73d New York, band and arm; An- Sui New York, iutermittent fever; B, 9c) Mowsachugetts. loss aa arm; Wm. 82d Now York, fever; Timothy 0. New York, scurvy; Surrey G. Bearley, K. 90h Now York, debility; M Lt Berdon Sha pb oters, arm; Patrick Huron, G, Sist Pennsylvania; Band, Vin. A. Jobnsm, Corporal, G, 20th Mass thigh. Michael Berton, D, ath New York, bau ew York, hand. Wm. Curry, A, 44th m. Jobnson, K, 27th New York, hand; vvirger, D, Ist Pennsylvania reserves, leg rporal, 1, 74th New York, jaw; Michael shighy Corydon A. Al- 08d Penney iv New York, burt in 103 Pennsyivanin, sick; Wile am’ Noimes, H, Ist Michigan, eiek, Jinn Doty, K, k Brady, 'G, 1024 Peunsy!" vania, arm, Wi. J. Fulierwn, D, 102d Pennsylvania, 201 Sassachr setts, 6, 7th New York, sick; , Ohariés Alston. Wilson Stnitu, b, frew Polordy, H, 0h New York 3d Pennsylva. K, shoulder: soho Wo aga thy, K, 24 sow York 3. \1., ck; Gu tavus Frips, ©, lata New York, wrk wick; Janes aed.) ket arin Bis, tyyhoil fever; New York. arm rick; Bernard Cohen, ¢ Gallaghor, H, 6).u Gv tenat, B, 1th Mais Wi.tams, 56th New tein, 1,30 Pemuayiy: |, We New York, rheumas) Or Now York, hand; Michael Pu ik, ea, J mups Coljas, K, 25a New York, iA reserves, log, slightly; john Ryley, 1, ouor, a, ost’ Pennsylvania, typhoid fever: Alex. Moore W004 Ponusyivania, sick; Joroyh HW, Scamonson, U, 6! NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1862, OPERATIONS OF GEN. POPE'S ARMY. New York, sick; Mansfield P. Batch, wusician, 20th Mas- sachusetts, sick; Sergeant K. G. Baces, 1, 20th a sotta, richf hand; Jacob Siro, 0, 1034 Peunsyivania, sick; Wm Snyder, K, 93d Pemayivania, sick; Joan Peaiey, | Panic at Front Royal—A Hebel Party Bigg wny on v > ail ray tag wd Dispersed. wy + Geor, UBD . 8. Chaaseurs, sick; moNT 1962. Volsarine Wollace, B, 684 Feaneylvania, sick Yaowr Rovat, June ; The reports here that one of our wagon trainson the road leading southward, near Flint Hill, was attacked yesterday by two hundred rebel bushwhackers, caused & panicon # small scale, The attacking party was at first believed to ba the advance guard of » larger force. Shortly afterwards the rebels were dispersed into the mountains, and nothing moro was heard of them. Occupation of Warrenton by Union Troops. cs Wasinnoton, July 8, 1862. The Star says:—On Friday last a division of Gen. Mc- Dowell’s corps took up their line of march for Warrenton, Va., which poiut they aow hold, We presume this move- ment is preparatory toa prompt and proper concentra- tion of General Pope’s army. Sculy, F, lst New York, sick; Vincent E. Wale, drum. mer, H, 16th Michican, sick; David Twitchell, G,67th Obie, head; Corporal G. H. Mana, D, 74th New York, wick; Corpora! E,W th New York, hand; Alvin G. Munt, K, 27th New York, band and wrist; Louis Camp, B, 83d New York, sick; @. R. Waiker,¥, 7th Virginia, kuee; Cornelius Cronin, 1, 100th New York, amputation of hand! Martin Etinger, I 1¢th Maire, gun vhot of head; Ed. Nix, K, i4th ‘ud Cadden, H, Slat Penn: gytvanla, thigh ©, tvania, igh fractured; Jacob Arnoli, H, 50th New York, wounded and fevor; George Mefarland, I, 26th Pounsyl- varia, contusion of pelyis aud ecrotyta; Corporal George Reckafallow, C, Gud Pennsylvania, fracture bold Dovesof log; Edward Jordan, G, Tist Renusylvania, wound; P.-A. Pengxa, KX, 4th Ponnsylvania reserves, Moar thigh; jua, G, 109th Penusyivania, thigh; Win. Bur- Dank, 1, 19th Massachusetts, hack; Caries Luweil, D, 11th Maine, typhoid fever; George "Loach, I, 62d Penn. syivania, ‘thigh; eter Cullen, B, 984 ‘Pennsyiva- nie, Now York, pleu- sy; lvanin, leg: Joku , 20th Maxsachusetia, band; Wm. Irwin, l), 106sh Pennsylvania, groin; Martiu Brady, I, ssth New York, remitient fever; James W. Saxtn, F, 103d Pepnayivania, ty pho! oth Mas- sachusetta, i w York, Thomas’ Liewalyn, A. 9 chusotie, . Smith, 1, €21 Ohlo, fle ; Cpas Nichols, D, 88d’ Ponnsylvana, Beck, , 1st New York, arm; Martin 14th Now York, thigh; Liut. FS, Corbin, 1, ik Adheiney, t m 7 Oar Fredericksburg Corresponden FrepericxsncxG, July 5, 1862. The Weather—Pourth of July—The Sports and Pastimes— Crderly Conduet of the Lroops—Capture of Reb l— Proximity of Ue Enemy—General Reynolds—Aban- in—Bridges, dc, ing that midsummer is upon us we have yet to exporiones any very great degree of heat; and the troops, with breezy days and delightful nights, would fein take up thor abiding placo in this sunny, healthiul and frvit-aboundin, itude were it not for their eacer- bess to meet (he my. Tho storms of raiv and wind which in quick si.ceession have passed over us since our Vester, ©, Voth M. contusion of back; Fri House M.A. Abbott, K, 7th B, 14th New York, shoulder; a\ New York, leg’ Dr. Jucod contusion of right eye; John Murpby, A, 66ch New firetarrival upon the Rappahannock have kept the atmot foot; Burnett Carl, B, 36th New Yori, a Ms phere remarkably pare, cleanged the camps of all oifen. itiam, Wnsinger, A, 61st Pennsylvania, le; ty, B, 83d Peunsyivama, butrock: ist sive litter, and supplied innumerable streams, without which the troops would haye suffered incaleviab'e ineon- venience, and which would have inevitably run dry bat for these miniature ficods. The days ure seldom oppressively hot, im consequence of a steady breeze which springs up about ten A. M., and (he nights rewind one of autumn, so chilling are their heivy dews, which fall almost like rain, and breed fevers m the veins of every luckiess wight exposed to their malarions influence. Tho sanitary condition of the troops is unexceiled,and no body of men is better ‘equipped or more desirous for a fight. The anniversary of the Declaration of Independence was probably never celebrated with greater zest than by our soldiers yesterday, Whe day was ushered in with salvos of artillery, every flag obtainable was displayed, and no demonstration of patriotism omitted, While the officers drank toasts the privates vied with each other in rendering ‘Hail Cojumbia” and other natioual airs, the bands tooted till the great exhaustion of lung and muscle rendered further strains excruciating, and tor- pedoos and firecrackers rattled back a noisy and deflant echo to the cannon, whose thunders shcok the staid old town of Fredericksburg until windows rattled lnke the obattering tocth of Harry Gill. In the afternoon tho troops were drawn up in the form of a holiow square, and left to the enjoyment of such sport as the ingenious might devise. First camea mule race. A large track was laid out, an army wagon meta- morphosed into a judge's stand, twenty-four of the long eared quadrupeds arrayed in due form, and at the word go,” sent helter skelter round the circle, while every one rushed for a place of safety from the heels of the astonished «animals, whose riders, one after another, tuinbled off with ap agility that would have dove honor to Dan Rice in his palmiest days. Thus the fun was kept up till night; but when twilight bad crept over the scene, every man was in his quarters, quiet, orderly and steady, ready for the duties of the soldier, and prepared, if need bo, to march upon rebeldom, At the headquarters of Gen. King a large number of officers collected during the evening, and the brfiliant display of fireworks soon attracted an immeuse throvg.of volunteers, who, accompanied by their ofilvers, flocked from every direc- tion, ‘At the conclnsion of the pyrotechnic display the troops set up @ prolonged shout for General King, who at longth appeaced upon the porch, and, in neat and stir. ring speech, expressed his pleasure at his return to his old division, hig coniidence in their soldierly qualities and thy hope of the utter and immediate downfall of the Confederate States. Other oificers followed, and the crowd, after rounds of cheers for their Geaeral, the Union and McClellan, again returned to camp. Nothing bas oc- casioned more surprise to the citizens of Frederieksburg than the behavior of our troops upon such an occasion as this. Their gentlemanly conduct in the execution of orders seemed a miracle to the Fredericksburgers; but that none should be intoxicated, and not a difliculty of any character occur, with thousands of soldiers turned out, with no restraint upon their actions save their own sense of propriety, seems to the deluded inhabitants wonderful indeed, aud has elevated the Yankees more in their estimation .any other plan that could have been devised. This morning the cavalry captured four rebels on duty about Neat f miles from the city, en the telegr: road to Richmond. In the attempt one rebel was killed. and several of the horses wounded, but our men all escaped without injury. The prisoners belonged to the ‘militia, and express a readiness to take theoath of alle- jance, as they desire to return to their farms. They pro- fess groat ignorance ef rebe) operations, and could give no information concerning the number of troops in their immediate vicinity , though they thought there wero none save @ squadrons of cavalry, encamped a rt distance from the picket. The men were armed with double bar- relled shot guns, revolvers and sabres, and were and clothed, though there was Jittle if any similarity in their dress, each man tly having fitted himself out in his own style. is is the first time we have found the enemy since their retreat from before Fredericksburg, and nothing = ean be heard from them upon either the wiing run er Gordonsville plankroad. The rebel cavalry occzsionally dash through the country outside our lines, and have made one or two at- tempts recently to carry off loyal men, but without suc- cess. Our cavalry, however, areon the lookout, aud we shall either get another batch of rebels or effectually put a quieius pon such demonstrations. Yesterday Mayor Slaughter and Mr. John L, Marye,a prominent lawyer of Fredericksburg, started for Rich- Mond to procure the release of (General Reynolds, re- cently captured by the enewy before Richmond. General Reynolds was for a time Military Governor of Fredericks- burg, and had won the esteem of the inhabitants, who, despite their secession livities, could not aveid the conviction that and property were far safer under our rule than it had ever boen under the sway of the rebels. Tho above gentiemen were sent by the eitizens, who appointed them @ committee immediately upon learning the capture of the General, and do not prefer any claims upon the Confederate authorities by virtue of their official positien in relation to municipal affairs. Several farmers from Maryland and eisewhere are here harvesting the abandomed grain of rebels on shares, though there is an immense amount of wheat which will never be touched. The railroad bridge has deen again rebuilt, and the trains cross as usual. The canal boat and pontoon bridge also stretched across for the third timo, and a large force ig employed buiid- ing @ wire bridge upon the piers of the old Chatham bridge. This will escape all the floods, and doubtiess re- main long after tho rebellion shall have been crushed. ‘The prospect of a fight here remains as dubious as ever, though the citizens of Fredericksburg are confident thet the rebels will have sion of the town in a few days. Weare prepared them, nowever, and should they have the temerity to attack us will give th @ welcome with grape and Minie, stirred with cold steel, as will render them rather loth to repeat the experiment. Raising Sun- w Yorks, leg; Uennia Duncan, A, 43d vrearm; Juhn Sieeman, I, 105th Pennsylva- witha; Robert Wi hand: Charles H. Necker, , Tlet Pennsylvania, New York, diarrhoea; onusylvania, rhoumatisra ; rk, back; James Lovett, I, 69th New york, finger shot off loft hand; Jehu Re 101s: New York, onkl+, sightly; J. Weston, @ gan, arm Reluir, 1, 92d Now Yori Dresst ; Phomus Hoifield, K, 49th Pennsyivania, hip; Win. 5 K, 62d Penvayivonia, typhoid fever; 8. Hitch eek, K, 44th New York, 1eg; Anos Russell, D, 6th New York, ty hoid'feyer; John McCormick, D,6ch New York, typhoid fever; Thomis Nolun, C, 14th Pennsylvania, back; J. keynolds, id New York, diarrhoea; J. Keonan, H, ts, leg; Charles Lynn, K, 60th Ponusylva- t fever. 2 board the Knickerbocker up to July 6: Dennis Maynord, Co. K, 96th New York, from Lowell, Mass., died july, John W. Cross, Junivta county, wylvania, ef Sgd regiment, on the 6th of July, of typhoid fevc Tho surgeons and ward masters on the Knickerbocker are:—Dr. C. G. Page,’surgeon in charge, assisted by Drs. Bonjamin Smith, G. W. Mavill, John Allen, C. M. Cran- dall and Chandler. Ward Masters—Messrs. E. O. Brown, E. G. Harrison, Whitesides, Barcills, Passmire aud Jones. Police Intelligence. SHOT BY A POLICEMAN. Another instance of the reckless use of firearms on the part of the police was brought tothe notice of Justice Quackenbush, of the Jefferson Market Police Court, on Monday. On Sunday night, it appears, Officer John D. Clark, of the Twenty-niuth precinct, had occasion to ar- rest adisorderly character named James Byrnes, when tho latter broke away from the grasp of the policeman and attempted to escape. Clark followed the fugitive some distance, and by way of intimdating him fired a revolver at his heels. The shot had the effect of bringing Byrnes to a stand still, and the oilicer again started with his prisoner towards the station house. As they were passing down Madison avenue, however, Byrnes again Fosisibd, and snatching the policoman’s ‘club, dealt the latter a blow on Jeg. A struggle then took Place between the men, im which the oflicer’s clothes werecut as if by @ knife or other sharp instrument. Finally Byrnes managed to free himself ‘8 second time, and started to run away, when the policoman drew bia piswol @ second time and shot the ruvaway in the breast, completely disabling him. The prisoner was then conducted to the station house, where bis wound was dressed by Dr. Kaunsy. Upon examination it was found-that the bail had eutered the chest on the left side, inficting a serious if not fatal wound. The physi- cian recommended that the patient abould be conveyed ‘to Bellevue Hespital, where, at last accounts, he was ly- ing dangerously ill.’ Clark ‘delivered himself up to Jus- tice Quackenbush Monday, and made a statement of the facts, which appears to be the substance almost of what we have already aarrated. The magistrate decided to remand the accused to the custody of Captain Speight, to await the resultof Byrnes’ injuries. irk is a de- tective, and was dressed in citizen’s clothes at she time ef the sheeting. City Intelligence. FPERERS BY THE Hxat.—During the heated term of the past few days, the following cases of suffering by the heat, were reported:— Andrew Wright,a cartman, while driving through avenue B, on Monday afternoon, fell from his cart over- come by the extreme heat. Ile was conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital for medical attendance. Hanna Tice and Amelia Hoffman were found in Thirteenth street, near Third avenue, on Monday, com- pletely prostrated. Taken home by the Fifteenth pre- cinet police, Margaret Keenan was found by officer Prentice, of the Tenth precinct, in a ft in Bayardstreet, caused, pro- bably, by over exertion in the excessive Lest. Roundsmaa ohve, of the Fifth precinct, found an unknown woman, about thirty years of of 203 Church street, suffering from fects of the heat. She died while being ounveyed to hospital. OnpisanTion oF 4 Missionaky.—On Sunday evening there were interesting exercises held in the Allen street Pros- bdyterian church, on the occasion of the ordination of Mr- Dwight Chapin, a student of the Theological Seminary, who, with his bride, is shortly to depart as a mis- sionary to China, under the auspices of the Amori- can Board of Foreign Missions. Thé services were com- menaced by the siuging of appropriate missiouar; anthem, after which a seluction of Scripture was reed, followed by Sg So by Rev. Mr. Chapin, father of the idate. Koy. Dr, Asa D. Bmith, pastor of the Four- teenth street Presbyterian church, preached an eloquent sermon on the power of the Gospel of Curist. Dr. Owen propounded the usual constitutional questions to the can- didate, wo was thea ordained by several ministers who represented the presbytery. Rev. Dr. Newell de- charge to Mr. Chapin, which was yery touch- ing and eloquent. ‘Tas Ruwais or Captam Donacucs, of the Eighty-eighth New York Volunteers, who fell at the battle of Malvern ‘Hill, while acting aa Lieutenant Colonel, have arrived ia this city, and will be at once forwarded to his friends in Middletown, Conn., where the honors due to a gallant soldier will be paid to them. Captain Donagbue, though senior captain of bis ameat, was only 21 years of ago. He was in physique aud personal beauty almost without an equal in the First brigade, and his death will be regretted by his comrade, though he fell honor- ably in tho heat of battie, jeading on bis nen to victory. Taw Sovruxms Prisoners or Wan bY Tae Heno—Tucy Bicx Taz Umox Panotz Wraisoty.—The forty-six officers—prisoners of war—who came to this port by the United States transport Hero, and whose names wore published in tho Heratp ef Monday, having been asked toattach their names to tho Union parole, have every one done so. On being asked how they wore satisfied with the treatme their quarters om Governor's Island, stated that they were well pleased with a era, on the rear Personal Intelligenc Baron Stoekel, the Russian Minister to the United States, arrived at the Clarendom hotel on Monday even- ing. He returns to Washington tc-day Hon. Judge Shipman, of Hartford, ie stopping at the were A for scone at oh boatowed Clarendon Hotel. by the Union authorities arge. ‘com- Pilssioned officers and privates will do. she tmme- | Governor Morgan returned to Albany by the seven o’clock train yesterday morning. The arrangements for raising the State quota of men, under the recent eall of the President, are now complete, Since the President issued @ proclamation ealling for three hundred thou. sand additional volunteers, great anxiety has been ma- nifested toknow whethor drafting will be resorted to. We are authorized to state that no euch in- tention is entertained by our military euthori- ties. They anticipate but little difeulty in re. cruiting the additional number of volunteers asked for by the general government. Throughout this State it is estimated that there are at least double or even treble the number of men wanted, who will eagerly brace the present cprortunity to serve the govern- nt in ita eflorts co preserve the constitution as it is and the Cnien an it was. By the Cenoral Order we be- lieve the State has been partitioned off into districta identical with the Senatorial districts. In each of these districts ® cummitteo will be appointed to supervise the raising of regiments. When the committees for New York are appointed they will enter en their duties im- mediately, and trom tho alacrity with which our citizens respondud to the President's call iast year we have little doubt but that the Empire City of the Union will sustain her previous reputation for patrictism and bravery. Thurlow Weed is still stopping at the Aster House, Dusy with bis political combinations, The Short Passage diately. Que of the Southern rebels a short time since, after signing the parole, having obtained, in vome way, @ Union soldier's dress, endeavored to make his escape, but was fortunately deiected, and has since been kept in close quarters. Sai.on Rowwers.—The principal shipping merchants of this city have memoralized the Metropolitan Police Com- missioners for assistance to prevent their vessels from being boarded and taken possession of, on their arrival in quarantine, by sailor runners and others. So great has this nuisanee become that the officers of the vessels arc powerlves aguinst the horde of runners who warm tho Vessels, jcularly 1 sbe is froma long voyage. The petition rs ask that a police boat may be stationed in quarantine to enforce the laws of the Health Oulcer. Dr. Gunn, the Health Oificer, specially jorees the re- quest, Something of tho sort is muck ueded Corone>’s Inquest. Fatar Actrpert to 4 Smr Canventor.—Edward Flynn, a ship carpentor, while at work on the balance dock of Messrs. Edson & Webb, foot of Pike street, yesterday forenoon, fell from @ staging about twenty feet in height, and was 80 feversly injured that he died in afew mo. ments ater his adiwission to fhe hospital. Coroner Cole lin Leld au injwest upon the body, Deceased was twen- ty-five years of age, and Was & Lative of Ircland, Fatan Vencur Casvarty.—Bridget Davis died at the Now York Hospital Monday frum the effects of inju- ries accidentafy received Dy being run over by & butcher's wagon about ten days ago, An inquest will be id upon the bowy to-day. ages Across the Atlantic, 10 THE EVITOR OF THE HRBALD. A notice of the quick passages performed between New York and Liverpool appeared in your paper of yesterday. In the articio in question it is stated on the authority of Captain Jos. Comstock that the Vanderbilt ‘and Adriatic mado passages in Jess time than the Scotia, whose last trip to this port was performed in oight days and fourteen hours. Now there hae nover been a pessage made in the time Captain Coms' has stated. Nor bas any vessel ever crossed from New York to Qasenatown oF wice versa im Obit Hon. How:ann Fisw died ‘ville, Montgomery county, in the 76th joer of his age. Aun B. Hlarpy, essociate editor of the Boston Journal, died ia that city om the 7th inst., of consmnp. tion, Ho was @ uative of Barre, Mase., aud ior many years @ rosident of Bustun. Hon, Wittias Hawinton Meret, member of the Colo- nial Parliament, Canada, died sd: e¢:iy on board one of ry: t his residence in Fulton. w York, on the Mist of June, the lake siecmers on Monday, 7th inmtant, lees time than the Persia or Scotia, An1 the officers of Mr, Crintox 8. Bas om, 8 itor and proprietor of the | the Scotia challenge Captain Comstock or any one eise te Mehnk Valley Union, died on the 8th last. in this @: be r rend a Fp of tion, He was © re’ au avle writer, ued produ » proof to awbstantiate the stetement contained in always upaeid domocrabic pr avips your, oper of y wercay, SCOTIA, ° AT NASSAU, N Our Nassau Correspondence Naneav, N. P., June 27, 1862. "The Secession Proclivities of the Majority of the People of Nassau—An Analysts of the Cause of Their Hostility the North—The Mean Spirit of Toryism—The Shorihand Manifests of the Nas.au Cuslom House—Atiempis lo Kun the Blockade, de. In casting one’s eyes over this pestiferons little island, with it ten thousand i:habitants jotted down here in the middle of the Auluncic, a person unacquainted with its history cannot help woudering at the contemptible meanness its people cuvore to display in their expression of hatred of the Us.ived States and her institution; but 1, who have studied into the cause of their dislike, have Jong since ceased to wonder and regret that they THE NEW CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS. Gemeral Order Respecting New Enlist. Auausy, July 8, 18¢2. Adjutant General Hilihouse issues Genera) Order No. lating tothe new enlistments. be acamp in each Senatorial district. The frst seven districts are to arrange their camps as they think pro- per. The other camps are to be located at Goshen, Albany, Fonda, Platisburg, sburg, Sackeit's Harbor, Rome, Richileid Springs, Oswego, Syracuse, Norwich, Binghamton, Auburn, Geneva, Limira, Rochester, Nisgura Falls, Geneseo, Huflulo and Jamestown. Kach recruiting officer must confine iis recruiting to the Senatorial distries for which he is appointed. The force will be received and mus- tered into the service of the United Staies by regiments. Kingston, Tivoli, Troy, At the close of the war of the Revolution, when Hali- Appointment of Recruiting Committees efor the rascally tories of Uur Citizens. Governor Morgan has tiually appo.nted the committees Of prominent citizens .o look after recruiting in the four Seuatorial districts of the city. house bas accordingly sent acopy of the following cir- cular to each member of the committee:— Snare or New Yous, AvseTs3 fax was made the place of of the Northen Stetes, to which they fled to escape the ery and just iudignation of the patriots of that day, this island became tb asylum of the villains of the same stripe at thu South, Here, isolated from the the world, broodiug over the tailure of their Adjutant Genera} Hill- ‘T GENERAL'S Orrice, any, July 6, 18€2 ceueucy Governor Mor- of property. aud frends wuich r to preserve the lives whieh thoy, vy their base and crnet couduet, had jo ‘eile, ciey 1 creased in tory ism (which ut of meaLuess, rascality. » 2 x aud daught rs have married and in- termarried witn wries uni their descendanis, the pro- Seut Whabitanis, have be.oins Lhe very quiaiessence of hadnt hake sof the Cai va. Siuce wiihug my ist, ihe seamer Memphis has left this povt wich & vale avi carg and 10 as rumored aug Lad hes succeeded im rusting tbe bockade. early wil there v Sim—I am directed by his E gan to iiorm you thdi he has apjoted you one of a Commuitke OF CiLizeus ol your Senavorial district to aid, Dy Weir earnest and deverminad edorts, the organiatioa bof volunteers, under the recent call of the is the embod . imental districts sub-divisions, and has been divided {nto re; g to Che present Se al i 18 desigued to * giving the devar levers of insirvction to eb military commitives in each district, will be publusiiod ano sent ty you within wiew days, They will be scl us will Insure tu every person who reciuilB a com) acy yeition as Captain beyond the saiue Line provide @ liberal bounty W Lhe euiicted intended for the rebels, wing ones”? that sho the organizauun, with ns composing the local vis cear at cho St Joni, N. B.; aba é r tue bonelit of the Custom Ho authorities ab yor port Lg manifast 0: one Uf the stesuers winch leit this port for St.John, N. B., ri the biekade at Charleston, landed vecuries t us port in less time than it er Ww reach the puine of desti- © yon tho ‘*shoriband’ ali contingencies, apd at Meanwhile, to avoid delay, his Excellency requests that the committee, or a Mijority, assemble ac we Feceiying notice of nd uomibate some suitabie person to ot che regiment, who should report 1m pez- Lyuatte's for instructions, By order of tue Coumander-in Chief. THO>, HILLHUUSE, Adjutant General. ‘Tho following are the commitiees appointed for the city Would have required £ This mauitest show ship stores, Dub Was: tiou of the cargo, which was as foll. dod evses assur ed caso, and nine Ly Wh. the couteuts ©: these eases and kegs were ts proba- bly better know. to soi.e of our wounded soldiers than Joba Ww whom they were consigned. The Uriush big Lucy Daring, whieh arrived here ie of this momh, brought od to H. Adderiy Moment al.er earliest practicab me enumerated yery dl kege ditto.’” to the parties a from your art i¢t—Composed of the First, Second, Third, ; Fourth, Buta, sixth, seventh, A: erthan Henry Smith, nu b. Devlin, Richa seph diuxie, Siduey H. 5 Wm. Lvbett, Jubu Cluncy, Sigismund the Testamenia are note a specially morab e#son, aor non to “iet brotherly tu’ British schooaer Anna So) bia, belun, & Son, of ths piace,aso arrived here trom your pors about the 20th inst. wiih & cargo cunsisting oF bread- stuffs, provisions, diy ,uods, boots and shoes, out, &., Which W's Beut directly .orward to Cha: or some other rebel put. The : teainor O. vto is still here, evidently “waiting for something to tuin up.” biltu District—‘lompos: d of the Tenth, Eleventh, Thi tecuth aud suvenieensh wards—tion. Cuaries G. Corne: Juhu ii, Chambers, Hou. Robert: Haws, Lewis H. Watts, Daniel 5. Hersick, Aweman KF, 1 A, Boule, Jobn H. Lew- Suilmau, Alin Hay, W. H. Van plackelbroth, Jacob Theiss, Eli Taylor, c. ne ‘ict—Composed of the Ninth, Tenth, Fif- nh and Eighteenth wards—Hon, Jubi Bradwy, A. T, Stewart, James ReNly, Alderman Charles J. Chip, Co.uelius Vauderbilt, Loa. George Opdyke, Hon. Charles P. Daly, Kicbard’ O'Gorman, Washivgton ‘Hon, Royal Phelps, Geurge Starr, Tuomas Lawrence, James W. Larr, Prosper M. Wetiwore, Geuerai Charles B: Spicer, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Joha 1. Jolnsiou, Simeon Praper, Davia R. Jacques, Peter Cooper, Winam . Aspinwall, Seveuth Lwtrick—-Compored of the Twelfth, Nine- ‘Cwenty-iirat aid Twonty-second Hop, Ricuitrd B. Comuohy, Allen Campbel., An- dfew Carrigan, Hon, Clarkson Colivs, Hon. D. P. I ham, Hon, James 8. Libby, Hon. Henry W. Genet Brovks, Hon. A. Oakey Hall, A.J, Williamson, Gonerai W. Hall, W. A. Duriing, Hon, Eijab Puray, W. b. Lodge, Nelson J. Waterbury, Gevera) Charles Yates, Aiman W. Kapp, Hon. James W. Beekman, Jobu Kerr, William Curtis Noyes. In the above liste quite a number of political names will be noticea, among them a good many men of charac- ter and solid influence. Nassav, N. P., June 28, 1862. The Capture of the Rebel Gundoat Ureto by the English Man- of-War Greyhund—The Oreo Sails from Liverpoo Under Palse Pretences—Ifer Orew Kept in the Dari: a to Her Mov-ments—Lue Ship Before the Court in Nus- sinith, Cyrus Curtis Public interest has been greatly excited here by reason of the svizure of the British steamship Oreto, which was erronvousiy printed * Oyeto”’ ina paragraph in the HeRaLp of the 17th of June, prised you of her seizure by her Britannic Majesty's steamer Bulldog, whose commander, however, subse- quently reteased her. She was again taken possession of by Captain Hickiey, oi the Greyhound, on the 14th of June, and released the next day. In an hoar after her second release the Greyuound’s barge, with @ lieutenant aad armed marines aud seainen, was seen pulliug towards tho ihey bearded ber, and this time @ the vessel is now in the iniraity, and the beariug of the case teenth, Twontivch, I havo already ap- Oreto once mure. seizure was m ide. Yiize Cours ou comes off on Tuesde quesuon uw arises, ‘Why all these se’ Jact 18, ag | understand, this Oreto was supposed to bea vessel futended as a gunboat for the Coniederates, wud that, coutrary to the fercign Enlist mentact and the Queen’s proclamation, sho wa up in Bugiish waters xs an armed vessel to against the goverument of the United States. But, this uot having beeu shown with suflicient clearness, the re- leases above reterved to took pac’. Greybound has mae a search; but for tear of makwg an untrue statement as io what was iound on board I shall wait untii i hear the evidence in court. the steamship Cece, which left here on the arms, amnuuition aud swres ior wrecked off ( burkee Sound, Abuc », 20th. Sho wus passing the ~h rock, and sank in jour fathoms of waver. was brought to port by wreckors, and has been sold. Enfield rites, cartouche boxes, &c., principaily com- ‘There were also four brags nine This place is still full of steamers; and I may add that there are many straigers hore who represent Dixie in some questionable sh. Where is the Nushv' The Second Regiment. ‘The friends of ths Second regiment, New York State Militia (Bighty-second Volunteors), Colonel Hudzon, will notice by our advertising columus that LieuteneutJ. W. Dempsey, late a prisoner of war at Richmond, Charles- ton, &c., bas been instructed to open a recruiting oilice as their armory, corner of Hall place and Seventh street, by order of the Secretary of War. Now that the ‘effort is started we hope the friends of the regi- ment will unite to send on sufficient men to close up the rauks to its former efficient number. Bull run, Ball’s Blof, Yorktown, West Point and Fair Quks are now stamped indelibly upon the banners of this working regi- ment, and Colonel Hudson and his officers are deter- mined to add that of Richmond. seven days’ fight would be incomplete without bonora- ble mention of this battie-tried regiment. The capiain of she ixie, was totally om the night of the toe cicwe.y, ran on @ The history of the last The Twenty-second New York Regiment. All members of this command remaining in the city are requested to attend a meeting to be held at the armory of Company C, in Sixth avenue, this evening, at pe. illenow? I hear she was chased last week, alter lcaving this port, and bad to take shel- ter among our outer isiands. STATEMENT OF THE THIRD OFFICER OF THE ORETO. ‘Mr. Edward Jones, who, under false pretences held out served ax ibird officer of ube Ureto, furnishes me wing particulars, which throw more light on the ‘The Oreto was built in Liverpool, in February last, by W. C, Miler &Co. She is seven hundred tons burden, well built, copper fastened, and strongly plated. Her timbers are Engiish oak, aud ber lwings avd ceiling of teak. She is bark rigged, and bas two tunnes She is, in short, a recuiar Fngish guubvat, eighteen inches through and bored ior twenty guns. She shi Liverpool on the 3d of March, unde 6 was about to procesd direct to join the flee. of King Vietor Emanuel; but the men were svon dis- for ou putting out to sea the Ureto shifting her courses, and at length made direct for Nassau. As svop as Mr. Jones found out this, he asked the captain, whoxe name is Du- guid, for permission to knock oif work, stating that ag he was a neutral be wanted to have nothing 83 which now becane apparent vo fused to lisien to Mr. m of money to Mr. Jones, however, managod to get ashore at Nassau in the night, and immediately re- ported the state of aflairs iu the proper quarier. the Bulideg went to seize the Oreto the latier was in the Mr. Jones then took proceed. ¢ captain of the Oreto for bis waxes, and the lutter had him arrested tor deseriion and piaced in prison, from whence he was released by crder of the Captain Duguid, of the Oreto, is a brother-in-!s ‘The ageut for tho building of Virginian, named B. Lowe) was arrested to Charfeston in June laxt. Great attention ig being given to the cul:i ton—smail settlers planting from one to ten acres; and ail the fleids are progressmg as favorably as can be de red. The Guardian of the 18th ultimo reports that on the 9th of June a federal gunbuut captured a South n , Off the Great Isaacs, and took her ‘This regiment is about to change its encampment from Camp Wasnington to Camp Bliss, Statem Island— & very beautiful place, provided with every cen venience, good water, barracks and officers’ quar- ters. The companies are now filling up as fast a® can be expected, and when the new order to be issued is in force it will facilitate matters in many particulars, because now the system of enlisting is wery disadvan- tageoous to recruiting officers, there being so much delay in mustering men into service, abused of this; kept continuaily Bounty Moncey for Recruits. The Common Council of Buffulo has appropriated @ regiment for the new force, giving $75 | to do with the him, The captain poremptoriiv Jones’ demand, but cffered him a lur; quiet his conscience. $80,000 to rai bounty to each recruit. Massachusetts and the Call for Troops. Boston, July 8, 1862. Governor Andrew and Adjutant General Schouler have Prepared and published the military apportionment of the State, deriguating the number of mon each city and town shall furnish to make up 15,000 men—the propor- tion Massachusetts is expected to send to the field under the eall for 300,000 more volunteers, act of discharging shell. Waters, who buiit her. The Response of Connecticut. New Haven, July 8,1862, ‘The largest meeting ever held in New Haven assem- bled here this evening to respond to the call for yolun- Music Hall was crowded to its utmost eapagity. Commodore Andrew H. Foote presided over the meeting, though stil! disabled by bis wounds and unable to walk. Speeches were made by Senator Dixon, Governor Buck- ingham, Rev. Dr. Bacen, Hon. Alvin P. Hyde, Hon. ‘Thomas H. Bend, Rev. Dr. Nadall, Hon. Geo. ¥. Trum- bull, Hon. Charles Chapman, Captain Hunt, of the army, and others. The meeting was ® most enthusiastic ene, and the people are thoroughly aroused. Connecticut wily not be behind her sister States in responding to the Pre- sident’s call for troops. Response of India Call for More Troops. Cuvcinxatt, July 8, 1862, Governor Morton’s call for eleven more regiments and six batteries of artillery, although published yesterday morning, was responded to ina most hearty and eont- dent maaner by prominent influential representatives from over thirty counties. Governor Morton and Hon. W. P. Thompson, addressed a large meeting of Indiana polis last night, The organization ef new regiments in Ohio will commence immediately, Camps are being es- tablished in different parts of the State for their recep- tion, Recruiting has materially improved in the last few days. Uver eight hundred privates on furlough have reported at Camp Chase, and more are expected every a News from Dacotxh Territory. Fort Bawtoy, D. T., Jum Completion of the Road Between the Missourt and Columbia Rivers—Cold Diseoveriaa—An English Fort North of the Dacotah Line, ac. ‘The expedition under Lieutenant Mullan, United States Army, reached this point to-day from Oregon, having veen fourteen months on the way and four years engage! tn opening an emigrant and military road frem the Co. jumbia to the Missouri river. A portion descended the Missouri from this polut in Mackinaw boats, and the re- mainder, under Lieutenant Mullan, recrossed the Rocky Mountains te Fort Walle Walls, ‘They report great gold diseoverios on the American fork of the Hellsgate and Axcchief Mountain Lake and also state that the English are build. the Dacotah line for six companies of leomed this expediti he early establishment int to the Pacitie yeon in this region for pine years, g the country for @ practicabie Line trom the earn navigation On (h6 Mis uri to the Colum. years ongaged iu the pravtical werk of open hy thuaxe of tho pee cotub ant Washington Verr'ioctes for thas opening this Lue of trade busy oon the pe ry under English color! Arrivals and Departures Nassav—Brig Alma—M as M Daring, Wm Bloomer, Mr 3 iy Brown and caughter, Mrs Viciuria Bell, Mise E Haserth, and six American seam Nass. 0 -Brig Lucy Darling—Mirs © Chambers, Miss Cham. ders, Ase Sinith, JU Sinith, Join Hughes, Geo Crusis, A B Miller, John Jone: Mr SHIPPING NEWS. Brig Glenaen (Br, 5, with imdue, tor ik Stay 12 to June. 2. 4709, lon 33 24, spo Shields for Quebec. Bar SEE SECOND PAt and Ohio to the of Aberdeen), Mearus, Newcast! FW jes, and territic hurr a brig Adolphus, of = NY MAN A 4 Diwrrhcea, Dysentery and very cihet Surimer Complarnt, Has only himself to bame for ne ing, when all the word knows t! tem, f the se aso: ‘CH COGNAC BITTERS, ‘are aoortain preventive and eni.ine Fi oneh ( taken as an Lineal beverage , iving instantancous 1eite! terare Imported only vy 8. STEALS Fs L0, iim at 70 Nassa't stredt, « mark row, and by # throughout th aad by Mt draggisty, 4 “hylan THE LADIES.—UNPRIN' issued a base tn) CAUTION TO ne bi sion os LAIRD ES t Liqnid Pearl, Be particular tant tbe aped in the glass, This t beautitior has sicod the test of years, an is that iadica who b ‘uggists and 439 Brond\ id wor if wed it will have ne ‘Their occasiowal use gi $ng countenance, unde Lo confined oF relaxed, they are storing that inv PRIXC Bold also at No, 4 Ui BE SURE Bee the small red “ BENJ AM! Iie CANAL STREET. fs on the band around t Belly river. The; ing @ fort north jnhabitante here warmly and tuoy now look forward U a line from this In whole, half and from the chowest ae TARE Brewery 38th atreet, st Sa and Highth avemugs,