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‘ \ = THE SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS. The Sick and Wounded on the Commo- dore. ‘The following is @ list of the sick and wounded soldiers who arrived in Washington yesterdgy by the steamer Commodore, from Yorktown. These names are exclusive of those published in the Heratp of Tuesday last:— Robt, W. Shafer, 62d Peunaylvauia, leg; W. D. Robin son, 4th Michigan/arm, G. H. Skimner, 4th Michigan, Timothy Slating, lst Michigan, arm, J. B. Penk, %b Pennsylvania reserve, arm and side; Sergeant Jacob 3 lyania reserve, hip, Wm. Peise, oth Douglas Boyle, 58d Pennsylvania, ww York, thigh; Geo. Sheplar, 1 Brad Ist Michigan, arm; W. - . M Druschave, 3d New York, shoulder; Mieh’l Honess, 60th New York, thigh and head; Cornelius N. White, 29th Massachusets, arms amputated ; Geo. Rogers, cook for New Jersey band, diarrhea; Jas. Cullen, 9th Massachusetts, ankle; Surgeon Ephorn Eas- ton, 81st New York, knee; James A. Looper, 2d Rhode Island, thigh; W. H. Slocum, 2d Rhode Island, hip; Solo- man Wilsey, 4th Michigan, fingers; Lieut. Whalley, 17th Massachusetts, debility; Capt. 8. G. Malher, Bervan Sharpshooters, debility; Lieut. Frank Morbie, Berdan Sharpshooters, debility; Lieut. A, W. Fruith, 92d New ‘York, typhoid fever; Lieut. B..E. Pierce, 6th Maine, bilious fever; Capt. Whitney, 34 Michigan, bilious fever; Capt. Houghton, 3d Michigan, rheumatism: Lieut. Orhansen, 4th Ohio, rheumatism: Lieut. W. W. Conyers, 25th New York, rheumatism; CApt. Spalding, 18th Massachusetts, rheumatism; Lieut. Vandeiger, 25th New York, rheuma- tism; James Gibson, 31st lennsyivania, back; Thomas Rittenhouse, 26th Pennsy!vania, shoulder; Pat. Cheem- ley, 1st Michigan, leg, W. Bronigham, vith New York, fog; Hi Bilis, 6th Rhode Isiand batte: est; artillery, leg;?. E. Henley, dock, Ist Michigan, arm; 5 Hi Rhode Island battery, David’) White, 4th = Excelsior Serj John MoCeriy, sin Excelsior, fever; Jacob Bean, 5th Wisconsin, typhus fever; Charles chman, 6tn New York, intermittent. G. Cryt- ten, 16tm New York, side; Joseph Buck! séth New York, ; E. M. Young, 83d Pennsyivania, elbow ; Hewit, Wheaton’s battery, typhoid fever; Mar- tin Bronley, 16th New York, hand; Melvin Mentay, 16th New York,arm; W. Dailly, 1st Cnited States artillery, face; L. Ward, 1st United States artillery, band: Peter Fitrymon, 6th infantry, ankle; T. Sonia, 4th Michigan, chest; E.’ Broner, 4th Michigan, face; ®. F. McDouald, 10th Peansylivania, leg; Francis Reynolds. 30th Penn- sylvania, dislocated elbow; W. D. Work, 88d Penn vania, face; Wallace Newton, 5th Vermont, hand; V Coemod, ist United States artillery, arm; H. Pennsylvania, slight contusion: James Westcott ew Jersey, shoulder; John Ogden, 3d New Jersey, shoulder ‘Thomas Heme, 16th Massachusetts, shoulder; James Byrnes, 69th’ New York, thigh; William ‘Donley, Vermont, hernia; John Carner, 16th New York, thigh; George Weutry, 88th New York leg; C. Voltmer, 10th Cunited States infantry, leg; James Pursley, 12th New York, foot; Joel 8, Bady, 6ih Vermont, contused breast; David A. Lawiess, 14th U.S infantry, side; John H. Russell, 44th New York, arm and shoulder; Joh B. Michaels, 42d Pennsylvania, thigh; Wm. B. Zebley, 72d Pennsylvania, head; Leonard bern- bard, 5th U. S$. cavalry, arm; Thomas McDermott, 5th U 2d Pennsylvania, hand ivania, thigh; Charles A Pratt, drummer, valry, fever; Dennis Cala han, 42d New York, side; Thomas Baltuif, Ist Michigan, leg; W. H. Meade, 53d Penusylvania, neck; David Wether- bie, 83d Pennsylvania, hip; David P. Reddie, 6lst Penn- sylvania, thigh; Jeremiah Quill, 81st Pennsylvania, ankle; Charles S. Bollis, 83d Penvsylvania, hip; Charles B. Shan. non, 10th Pennsylvania reserve ‘corps, knee; Joseph Bone, 1st Michigan, thigh: Wallace Crosby, 101st New York, thumb; W. R. Mussar, 83d Pennsylvania, leg: John Connolly, 23d Pennsylvan; ankle: Sam McNeff, 103d Pennsylvania, debility; Forest Keeny, Ist Rhode Island, stomach; Robert McC. Leight, 1st Rh Island. elbow: William Conde, U. S. cavalry, discharged: Francis Cassidy, First Michigan, thumb; John Casey, Ist New York, arm: George Lynch, 61st Pennsylvania, leg; F. M. Miller, 83d Pennsylvania, thigh; E. M. 16th Michigan, chest; Henry Drilling, ‘14th jeg; Jobn McClellan, 16th New York, shell wound; James F. Gillis, 9th Pennsylvania, hip; Thomas Alexanaria. 62¢ Pennsylvania, leg; Eiwin Murdis, drummer, 57th Penn- sylvania, sick, ‘4th Michigan, arm; Joseph Burnes, tated, Thomas Simmons, Lilley , 71st Pennsylvania, arm; Sergeant E 9th Pennsylvania, arm; Jumes Elhott, 9th Pennsylvania, face; George Siger, 9th Peunsyivania, arm: H. Jones, 9th Pennsylvania, arm, hs cary Matlich, 61st Penosylva- nia, internally; J. 4th Michigan, arm: Daniel Myers, 60th Penosylvania, typhoid fever; Louis Wise, 103d Pennsylvania, rheumatism; Ste. phen Rickel, Ist Michigan, bead; Orlando Nash, 4th Michigan, arm; Alexander Bennett, 4th Michigan, hand; Alonzo Halan, 16'h New York, hand; James McCue goemeneny Ist Michigan, arm and shoulder: Nathan , Sth Maine, right arm amputated; Chris- topher Younken, 20th Indiana, foot; William N. Waldron, 1st Pennsylvania artillery, leg; Hiram Masenas, 57th Pennsylvania, ty phus fever; Corporal John S. Hamble, 1st Penasylvania artillery, thigh; Lawrence Coon, 23d Pennsylvania, ancie; Corporal John Boston, 3lst Penn- sylvania, hip; Geo. Benson, 3d United States artillery. thigh; Corporal john Hitehman, 7th New York, arm and breast; W. O. L. Jowell, 89th Iiinois, fever; W. McLint- chon, 63d Pennsylvania, hip; John O'Donald, 81st Penn. sylvania, foot: Samuel N. Sedlinger, 24 Rhode Island battery, hip; Ephraim Eucs, 10th Pennsylvania, back: John Masenas, 57th Pennsylvania, hand and spine; Henry Willis, 71st New York, leg; F. Imhoff, 2d New Jersey, arm, GatSniler, 4th Pennsylvania reserve artillery, meck; John McVade, 12th lars, leg; 8. Rakeman, 12th New York, arm; Lieut. G.C. Spaulding, 5th Vermont, heart disease; R. H. Mudy, 22d Massachusetts, leg; J. W. Baily, 20th Penosylvania, rheumatism; David Arm- ee 49th Pennsylvania, arm and side; James Brady, Tist Peansylvania, contusion; Fred Lewis, 5th New York, arm; James Burns, 431 New York, hand ; George Steiner, 10th Pennsylvania, breast: Henry Mil- jer, 10th Pennsylvania, foot; Daniel Y. Hill, 10th Penusyl- vania, hand; James B. Whitmore, 1st New Jersey, thigh: Jobo Murphy, lst regulars, thigh; James Rockwell, 4th Michigan, head; David Yates, 10th Pennsylvania, thigh; M. L. Foster, 4th Michigan, hand; J. C. Blair, 16th New York, typhoid fever; L. D. Sey Ey York, arm; W. Moyers, 34th 16th’ Michigan, hand; J. 0 leg. B. Brosber, 61st Pennsylvania, left jeg; W. Hiv- mah , 34 Vermont,’ rheumatism; Geo. Wheeler, 34th New York, rheumatism; R. Frever, 31st New York, thigh; L. B. Osgood, 16th rk, t ; W. B. Edwards, Ist Michigan, contusion of foot; E. Brown, Ist Indiana, leg: H.T. Taylor, lst Indiana, neck; J. W.F.Johuson, 63d Pennsylvania, foot; H. Seas, 1st Pennsylvania reserve, arm and shoulder; M. Davis, 20th Indiana, injured spine; W. Hunt, 1st New Jersey artillery, head: F. Hill, 5th Vermont, thigh: M. C. Carsareoy, 88th New York, thigh; 8. Clark, 10th Pennsylvania, leg: A. Farr, 81st New York, rheumatism; R. Hunter, 12th New York, leg; Robert Hunter, 12th New York, leg; C. P. Donn, 6th New Jersey, arm; John Dunn, 5th United States infantry, arm; H. A. Vanass, 8th New Jersey, rheumatism ; Charles Bugior, 48th New York, hip; Capt, F. 3. Urie, Ist cavairy, fever; it T. J. Ashton, Ist cavalry, fever; Capt. G. F. Helman, 7th Massachusetts, leg; Capt. W. A. Lynch, 42d New York, debility; Capt. Thomas McConnell, 10th Pennsylvania reserve corps, neck and shoulder; Isaac Deaw, 2d regulars, arm R. M. Rogers, 23d Pennsylvania, arm and back; John Wager, Gist Pennsylvania, head; T. Sullivan, 16th New York, thigh: J. Kelton, 88th New York, finger: J, B. Wager, 4th regulars, hip: M. Riley, 16th New York, arm; A. Mitchell, 1084 Pennsylvania, fost: B. iniy 34.1 , hip; J. Harlan, Sth right ode BE Motuin, O0th New York, knee; J. D ant, 34 New York, right sive; 0. Aston ania, . Bry- , 5th Pennsylvania reserve, left side; S. 1 20 Canes S| artillery, foot, G.C. Hussey, 1st United States conta sion back; D. Fulton, 5th Pennsylvania reserve, thigh; Sergoant W. H. Pect, 434 New York, rheumatism, J. R. Rockwood , 1st Connecticat artillery, lungs: M, Faby. 9th ; R. Owen, 6th New Jersey, kidneys H. Sparr, United footie artiiecy aonlatr; P. Norton. shoulder; John Brenner, 2d United States naiies’ arm, W rod, 83d Peansylvania, arm; T. shields, 16th New York, finger; G. Aitk y chusetts, ba . J. Kmmondi Michigan, hand ke, 106th Pennsylvania, shoulder, G.C Sogar od . Sey Now Jersey, thumb; T. Wood, 15th Massachusetts’ rhea. soll, gh Miohigee, shagiaen Ww While, bith ‘Now ie if , Shoulder; W. White, 67th New ¥, beattttlocase i ional 491 ylvania, thigh; ¢ Erase 32 Now | York, ‘shoulder f ‘ork artillery, hand; Joseph Myers, Ist ‘high; James Coen, 16th New York, York, thigh khan Allen, 12th Rhode Island, sick: J. Haines osyivania, thign; C. Bisber, 4th Michigan, h foot; Joun Lob- ;, John Brien, 16th New York, a York, elbow: @. 6. i 6th Now York, scalp; H. Falsom, I Adams, 16th'New Tonk, olbigia che kan York, anoulder: Jarmes Leeper, ! T. Frieiz, 3st New York, scaly; oe a ig + J . cl urke, Sth New Jersey, arm; P, York, hand: A, Soulte, 72d Pennsyly: . Ryan, th Massachusetts, hand: i. 9. Hont ein Ver, mont, leg: H.M. Jones, 0th Massachusette, band: Bf Sileworth, 10th Magsachusetts, hand: W. C. Smith, 10th Massachusetts, band) SH. Deney, 10st Pennsylvania, thoumatiam: J. M. Shields, 6th Michigan, arm: C, Wen. blin, ist New Jersey battory, shoulder; John K. Mutch 23d Peansylvania, rhoumatiem; J. M. Barnes, 96th New’ Fork, rheumatinm: Rayer, 0th Massachusetts, thigh; 2 4 T. J. Baldwin, sth Now York, log paralysed: 11. 1 Ist Connecticut artil try Rasooay ocr tee! oa leg, v. Oirees, tats ew Yorn a 85d Pentayivan lery, groin; J. F Crany, 13th New Y Ling ots York, leg; V. Arm- rm, Sergeant W. Post ‘ 60h New York, se iw M.A. Fi in Y yton, 684 Pennsylvania, debit . Durban, Gad Peonsyivania, conthsion; ke! ‘Seriker, 894 Peasy Liinoia, rem ittent New York, arm; Jol a usetis, Boy 44th New York, leg; H. Gabb) rueumatism; Conrad Shroder, 98th Pennsyivania thigh Jamey Frits, 3ist Penusylyania, paralysie: Jeeob ‘Milter’ lst Penmsylvenia, arm, Sylvester Charles, 56th New York, hip; Uhaunoey Price, New York, thigh: Nicho. jas Huff, Lat Pennsylvania, leg; James Hunt, 25th New York, rheumatism ; Sergeant E. Hall, 634 Penosylvania ‘igh, Lavi Schunk, 98d Pennsylvania, rheumatism’ cis Noland, 12th United States infantry, spine; Sa. *) Philips, 98th Pennsylvania, arm; Corporal Byron “ly, Sth Michigan, spine, R.’ ly, Ist Mas. sachusetts, powder ‘burnt; Adjutant ad Denn, is =e 9 ok art flosh wound; Lieu- t Pp. Reawley,’ 161 i Lieusonant J. W. Dawrons, buh New Hasspasieey neers i toutenant J. Striker, 14th Massachusetts, flech wound, Captain C.F. Mallin, 14th Massachusetts, thigh, Lieut. T. Forter, 2d Maine, rheumatiem: Sergeant W. Fullerton Jo! Pennay|yania artillery, dvat: Ser ; artery, Weigh) A net. 0. Mill, 4th Jobn Whit Pl Jacob Digles, 49th New Yor Raleom,16t 7 Pennsylvania, wound in thigh: ©. J. Hoyt, 47th York, rheumatism; P.M. Stannel matiam. Abm York, rheurnatism ; tormittent fever: David C. New York, rheumatism; rheumatien, R. Jewell, ing, Now Jersey. diarrhea; ov New’ York, diarrhea, tnekey: 1 ae pose fone og a M. Grady, phoid fover; E. Wright, 72d Pennayly. | " Otis Travis, Tosth* Pennsylvania: typuae fever A. 0. Walker, 15th Massachusetts, is? Hoffman, 72d Pennsylvania, Rutherford, Thomas Tinbo, 8. Taylor, 24 Vermont fei agente ay diarrhy York, typhoid, , N. Knapp, 9ad Rhode inland, tyrhoid: C. HL. bate bility; A. J. Chase, Ist Maine, typ! 26th New York, typhoid; Lrweuarttiniamee? chusetts York, 1. Smith Now York, @ ™ oo G, Sawyer, 40th Now York, leg; Lieut, W. M. Hog es Pots York, rheumatism; Lieut. P. H. Logan, mo. h ge of lunge; F. P, Seolor, 9th Penn- Greely, 434 New York, hand, W, H. ‘ren 1olk Miohigany thigh A.W $3, 160 gap, thigh; ‘ Philips, 12th New York, groin; B, McBride, 34ih New York, legs; D. McCoy, 96th P ; Cog. W. Carihwright, 20th usetta; L Vance, York, both arms; G. H. Hoonor, 2d Rhode Island arm ana legs: W. Lyon, Sist’ Pennsylvan Rourke, 99th New York, arm; J. Burney, 621 Pe: nia, thigh; W. Palmer, ‘16th New York, der; Sergeant G. Fletcher, 16th New York, thigh; John Livingston, 1st Connecticut, fever; An-on Peuington, 14th Vermont, leg; M. Flahert , 25th New York, thigh; Lieutenant E.M. Owen, 18tb chusetis, debility; Lieutenent W. H. Winson, 18th Mas- sachusetts, debility ; Lieutevat Wakefleld, 49th Penns: vania, fever; Lieutenant Pieket, 8th Pennsylvania cay ry. fever; E. P. Marshall, 77th New York, rheumatism; Jonas Smith, 98d Pennsylvania, rheumatism; Sergeant 7. A. Rhodes, 5th New Hampshire, fcot; J.P. Cornam, 16th New Yorks hand; L. Major, 16th New York, breast and arm: M. H. Hasard, 2¢ New York, sick; M. R. Hem phill, Sth Ponnsylvania resirve, floger; S.-M. Long, 7th Peni syivania reserve, knee, H. Wagner, 7th New York, arm and and breast; M. 0. Force, 6th Pennmsyiva- bia reserve cavalry, shoulder; H. A. Shorer, Sth Ponn- sylvania reserve cavalry, scalp; W. A. Field, 6th Ver- mont, shell wound in leg; Sumner Stewart, musician, 7th Maine, general debility ; Pat Higgins, 31st Peansylva- nia, rheumatism; Richard MoGilion, 49th Pennsylvania, typhoid fever;' John Low, drummer, Tth Maine, typhoid fever; George M. Cook, 7h Maine, ty- phoid. fever; Warren Smith, 24 Rhode Island, typhoid Janes M. Plum, 57th New Tose, tepals i Howman, 57th New York, typhoid fever; Sergeant samuei Campbell, 69th New York, inflamma- tory rheumatism; John Platt, 95th Pennsylvania, wound- ed in both thighs; John Gosman, 77th. Pennsylvania, de- bitity; Wm. H. Rosencranz, 2a New Jersey, typhoid fe- vor: John Watson, 95th Pennsylvania, typhoid fever; John Fager, 106th ‘Pennsylvania, genoral debility; Geo. ¥. Edmonds, 15th Massachusetts, typhoid fever; Chas. F. Tozier, 6:h Maine, hempleoque; Wm. M. Boyle, loth New ete diced ee Dect tte Wal Mas- sachusetts, ty; fever; mann, Tth Michigan, CE James MoNulty, sist Pennsyl- vania, scurvy; Wm, Waison, 7th Michigan, inflammation of bowels: Ed. Mi 7th Michigan, sick; Hudson M st New artillery, struck by lightning; right, 3d New Jersey, debility; Heary Vado- ver, 2d New Jersey, typhoid fever; Edward F, Prentis, 2a Rhode Island, debility; Jno. A. Row ‘th Pennsyl- vania, debility; A.M. Hostern, 2d New Jersey, debility; Andrew Carter, 5th New Hampshire, sick; John Spent 2d Rhode Island, Sergeant Henry Bell, 73d New York, typhoid fever; Alden R. Page, 2d Maine, typhoid fever; Daniel Maury, 53d Pennsylvania, typhoid fever; Sergeaut Sylvanus Kooler, 8th lilinois, rhouma- tism; James E, Plues, 7th Michigan, George Conner, 101st New York, rheumatism Chambers, 100th Pennsylvania, typhoid feve: Lado, 4th Vermont, typhoid, fever: wagoner King Chill- son, jd Vermont, typhoid fever; Henry Matzler, 624 New York; dysentery; Martin Noff, 103d Pennsylyauia, ty- phoid fever: Sergeant William J. Coleman, 163d Pennsy!- vania, typhoid fever; Norman Herkan, 8th Illinois cavalry, asthma; wagoner Henz Rich, 56th Now York, peritonitis: William McMann, 6th Wiscousin, rheuma- tism, Calvin N. Cary, 6th Maine, epilepsy; David R. Porter, 52d Pennsylvania, typhoid fever; Joseph Shafter, 103d Pennsylvania, rheamatism: John W. Davis, 23d Pennsylvania, dysentery; Wm. Datcher, 7th New York, debility; ©. Beckwith 95th New York, chronic diarrhoea; John Briggs, 85th Pennsylvania, chronic diarrhea; J. ‘Awt, 104th Pennsylvania, peritonitis: F. Hodgkiss, 93th New York, debility; W. Loomis, 1st United States Chas- seurs, typhoid fever; S. McCiure, 1021 New York, chronic diarrhea; F. Vestal, 20th Indiana, typhoid fever H. P. Wright, 5th Michigan, chronic bronchitis; O. F. Lombard, th'‘New Hampshire, debility; M. Sydenham, ‘ew York, typhod fever; A. Holdridge, 49th New . . Reeve, Sth New Jersey’, typhcd fever; w Jersey, chronic diarrhora; W. Rey- , inflammation of bladder; Charles E. Richmond, 1st California, typhoid fever; James Lawson, let United States Chasseurs, chronic diarrhca; Michael Burringer, 61st New York, debility; Andrew L. Keffer, 56th New York, debility; C. H. Edwards, 52d Pennsyl- vania, chronic rheumatism; John Wingrove, 73d New ; Louis Ricquitte, 74th York, de- Rose, 86th New York, debility; H. ‘ew York, chronic rheumatism; J. Kel- logg, yw York, acute diarrhea; H. Patterson, 95th New York, debility; D. F.sgood, 5th New Hampshire, debility; A. Tunkle, 234 Pennsylvania, chrionic diar- rhora; William Jobnson, 72d New York, debility ; Ser- geant Gilbert, 4th Maine, debility; J. D. Williams, 6th Vermont, chronic rheumatism; Corporal J. Ebbort. 81st New York, chronic rheumatism ; W. B. Stone, 5th Massa- chuwetts, debility; T. Lincoln, 1st Minnesota, sick; 0. H. Fuller, 15th Massachusetis, typhoid fever; H. - nolly, 42d ‘New York, typhoid fever; Charles H. Ratts, 72d Pennsylvania, debility ; J. Costello, 16th Mas- sachusetts, debilit; . L. Tucker, 5th New Hampshire, debility; J. Havsetly, 69th New’ York, typhoid fever: FE. C, Baker, Ist Minnesota, gunshot wound; Thos. Usbe- na, 2d New York, typhoid fever; Peter A. Roberts, 104th Pennsylvania, debility; J. Miller, 63d Pennsylvania, re- mittent fever; H. Wood, T7th New York, typhoid fever; W. Novle. 20th Massachusetts, typnoid fever; Corporal Chas. F. Hoffman. Sth lyania, debility; F. Ss. How- land, 2d Rhode Island, typhoid fever; G. S. Harger, 10th Massachusetts, debility; W. H. Woodill, 44th New York, fracture of leg’ bone; Levi Dexter, 96th New York, ty- phoid fever; R. Clark, 87th New York, mumps; 0. V. Hutchinson, 6th Vermont, typhoid fever; M. Eaton, 100th New York, typhoid fever; G. Sheppard, 49th New York, typheid fever; J. Taylor, 103d Pennsylvania, typhoid fover; J.Curmel, 6th Vermont, typhoid fever; Sergeant Major C. J. Ellis, 2d Maine, amputation; J. Eastman, 96th New York, cebility; J. w York, chronic » acute rheu- ww York, typhoid fever; Mark E, Gleason, 26th New York, debility; npahue, ain- iver, debility; J. McNulty, 37th New York, gunshot wound: W. S. Crawford, 5th’ New Hampshire, typhoid fever; E. Nuel, 4th New Jersey, typheid fever; Thomas G.aham, 101st Pennsylvania, debility; E. Null, 4th New Jersey, typhoid fever; J. McCann, 88th New York, scurvy; Orris Frall, 64th New York, typhoid fever; Orlando J.’ Forman, 44th New York,’ gunshot wounds; Clinton Loveredge, Berdan’s Sharpshooters, am- putation thigh; H. Fallen, Berdan’s Sharpshoote: shot wounds; G. Punch, 8:st Pennsylvania, wounds: Phillip Pftinger, 52d New York, typhoi E. D. Hulbert, 83d Pennsylvani Chase, 4th Michigan, fract 42d New York, diarrhora: Sergeant York cavalry, debility; Louis Provust, 77% N diarrhoea; Watson Tillman, 3d New Jersey, ge de bility ; George W. Smith, 77th New York, typhoid fever; Henry Lethca, 524 New York, diarrhoea; Pat Coyne. 61st New York, typhoid fever; Henry Preston, 1st Now sey, debility; Judson C. Bartlett, 4th New York, rhoa; Morris MeGrath, Ist New Jersey, rheumatism; Corporal Thildon Loundsbury, 64th New’ Yor! fever; Elias Wager. 64th New York, bilious fev 28th Indianna syivania, arm Sheuter, 30th New York, band; J wark Ihl, Ist New Jersey, rheumat geant Jas. H Tompkins, 49th New York, dil Sergeant Chris. Graph, 49th Pennsylvania, hypertrophy of heart; William Maire, 49th Pennsylvania, rheumatism: Addis V. Quaintence, 49th New York, general debility; George Lehmon , 934 Pennsylvania, typhoid fever Withright, 49th Pennsylvania, diarrhuwa: Leonard 77th New York, general debility; Sergeant (. L. 3, 105th Pennsylvania, foot; David C. Yanciver, 34 New Jersey debility; Thomas Clancy, 33d New York, hand Wm. T. Reeen, 3d New Jersey, bronchitis; Frank MeBride, $34 Pennsylvania, foot; Michael Hopkins, sth Ilinois cavalry , hand; Reeve Lewis, 31st Pennsylvania, typhoid fever; Louis Southern, 4th New Jersey, injury of side; Charles Case, 98th New York, typhoid’ fever; William Weeks, 24 Delaware, diarrhea, Heury Allen, Berdan Sharpshooters general debility ; CorporalGuother Reisland, Sth New York, foot; Corporal Jacob Server, 52d New York, bilious fever; Morris Welch, 318+ Penusyiva- nia, general debility; John Smith, ist New York, rh matism; M. Stanton, 92d New Yor! eis dveanto=-. = <=) ammpal > ie ea een “Youneyivania, theuma. tism; J. Walker, 4th New Jersey, typhoid fever: W. G, Eldridge, 4th New Jersey, typhoid fever; Ric 6th Maine, rheumatism: H.C. Maine, diarrha;’ Rdwward R a ¢ Wraliaas 6th > 8. P. Pumphey 57th Pennsylvania, typhoid fever Fisk, 8th New York, bronehitis; MW. Smith, 8b New Jers sey, diarrhoea: W. H. Crockett, ‘11th Maine, phthisis: M. Garvey, 73d New York, paralysis; Bonvailet Saurent 5th New York, rheumatism; Levi Books, 93d Pennsy!” vania, general debility; John Pugh Pani, diarrhea. W ‘4. Gould >, 30th Pas 10164 New? York, siek; John gone debilit, aun, 52d Penns: 64h York, theu imatism: G. Pleurisy; John Cavendish, 96th John Hoover, 44th New York Ist Michigan, typhoid intermittent fever; W. awick, Lith Maine, diarrhea; Jobn Dougherty, 26th w York, bilious remittent; James Lewis, Th Michigan thisis: Eawd. B. Richards, 4th Maine, wound iu hand truck’ by lightning; M. Maseachnsetts, phthisis; G. advet, bisi jew ‘th New Jorsey,, rhen- ww York, phthisis; ajor F. Murray, 69th Ne lomas Steele, 69th New York, in- Hills Lg pring typhoid ‘ork, typhoid fever: gg tever; F. vas & Brant, 7th Ist New York, diarrhe lumbago; Sergean Jere. Milian, 24 tt, Baxter Zouaves, tus Morrill Dickey, 19th Masi general debility,’ Lewi: typhoid “ aie ad cou debility typhoid fever 106th Pennsylva 106th Penasyly 6th Maine, » rhe W. Aver! wound ickmire, y Halcom, 100th yh 2d Peunsylvan th Maine, typhoid; Jno. HC Chapm: 0; lebili 1801 enneylvania, palsy: 8. B. Matt 15th Massachuretts, J. K. Sherwood, 19th Mass: deaf aud rheomatiom: ©, Ellinger, 7th jebility w Jas. Biffon, 100th New York, hernia: G Sth Wisconsin, wound in foot A. She d ange herman, ‘ist Burt, 81st New York, debility G. Blaitch, 01st New York, rheumatism; H. Weetacort 19th Mass tts, A y, 0. Colby, 6th Ver: phoid:H. Vigier, 31 onsylvania, rheumatism ohn Staith t ew York, typhoid; Jas. Gibson, 81st rk, ty ph 40th’ New York, rhea Jolin A ersey, debility; eo York, dobility and bornia; L. Miller, . 2d New York rheumatism; Jos. Burson, 85th vania, rhouma tism; Jos. Walworth, 234 Penns: — debility; N. Z. White, Sah Wisgaget. lebility B. , 22d Mas- sachusetts, spinal disease A. Ha! » iow Fay 4 typhoid; T. Mahoney, 29th Massachusetts, band: Jas. R. Johnson, 93d Pemnsylvania, debility; Collins, Tth Maino, pleurisy; J. V. Mattison, 3d New Jersey, de! ‘ Lieut. R. C. Spepoer, 3d New Jersey, typhoid; Lieut. H. L. Johnson, signal corps, debility; Lieut. J. M. Goddard, at 15th Massachusetts, typhoid ; E,W. Winey, 77th New York, phtbisic; Lieut Bass, 24 New Jersey, typhoid; J. F. Gall, 4th New Jersey, debility; James Ma- honey, Massachusetts, typhoid; John V. Perkins, 21 Rhode Is! y; L. M. Hill, 24 Rhodo; Island, debility; : Penallt’ b6ih Pennsylvania, typboid, J. M. Ivana, 61st New York; rheumatism; John Murphy- ba gular, rhecmnationy; He ro 93d Pennsyl 3 vania, rheumat: > .W. H. Hari 5 asylvania, ty) bold: W. Grimes, 71st Pennsylvania, debility; Albert Dade, Tth Maine, debility; David Reed, 98d Pen hernia; H.@. Barker; 56th New Yori, debility; G. Presier, 56th New York, rheumatism; J.H. Phillips, Pennsylvania, fever: B. Rabicon, 81st Pennsylvania, 4 bility; P. Davy, 6th Vermont, rheumatism ; Jos. Hilden, 93d Peunaylvania, rheumatism; A. ot ‘Tth New York, debility; Levi Walker, 104tbyPennsylvania, hand; J.0. ‘De'evirous, 5th Now’ York, hand; A, Leuson, 3d New Jersey, foot; J. M. Bowman, 10th Pennsylvania typhoid; C.R. Dale, 10th Pennsylvania, hepatasis; John Daily, 87th Pennsylvania, sick, J. 8. Wisson, 6th Maine, evilep- sy; J.C. Townley, ‘New Jersey, White, Senet ate Hou, “Gad Now’, York.” plourmy eumati i a h iow and rheumatism; G. Assmy, 624 New York, diarrhea: Thomas Wine, 7th New Jersey, rheumatism; Reuben Bergens, 96sh New York. inflammation; D. S. Bumps, 57th Pennsylvania, sick; W. A. Scott, syivania, hand, BF Saulsbury, 11th Maine, rheumatism; 2M, Bea 2 Verena cecat heer ie, New Jersey, ¢: + }, 44th No arm vated C. Rider ist New York, typho! ia; D. Taylor, 34 Michigan, dyventery ; T. Lyons, low Jorsey, rheumatism; H.C. Curtis, 1198 ‘tcloon typhoid; George Chear, 61st New York, diarrhoa and puthisia: ‘Adam Davis, 2d ior brigade, ty 4 ome ‘Spencer, ith New Korky sick ‘Jouah Whiple, Olst New York, typhoid; A. N. th New Jeraey, chronio; G. Lyon, Iith Maine, typhoid; Isasc Baird, Ist New Jersey, typhoid; H. Ganaban, 96th Pennsylvania, plouriay; Laughbian, 934 Pennsylvania, rhoumatiam; C.Gurry, 68d New York, hand; J. H. Root, 1st New York cavalry, diarrhosa; J. T. Cummings, 5th New Hampshire, typhoid; James Carlin, 34 Vermont, typhoid; Jacob C. Coder, 49th Pennsylvania, diarrhea; W. F. Brooks, 49th Pennsyl- vania, diarrhoea; G, E. Hinman, 6th Maine, broken rib; Wm. Page, 3d New Jersey, typhoid fever; F. Astifyn, 64th New York, typhoid fever; C. Smith, 6th Vermont, diarrhoea; L. Huee, Sth Vermont, sick; F. Casley, 4th New Jorsey, typhoid; W. 8. Green, 105th Pennsylvania, toe amputated; V. B. Thomas, 75th Pennsylvania, wounded in arm; W. H. Morgan, 1st Light artillery. typhoid fever; W. Emmins, 1st New Jersey, typhoid fever; J. A. Bidell, 3d Jersey, typhoid fever; A. Famores, 95th Pennsylvania, breast; M. G. Plank, Kenne- dy’s Battery, ist New York’ artillery, foot; C. F. Davis, 1st New Jersey, fever; E. Lanais, 96th Pennsylvani foot; G. Hibbard, 5th Vermont, diarrhoea and hernii B; Stimbor, Sist New York, bronchitis; J en Dion 2d Vermont, typhoid fever; Sergeant Major James L. Bel ri 8ist New York, typhoid fever; William H. Rogers, New York, rheumatism: Patrick Russell, 3d New York, typhoid fever; Hiram Hanscoin, 3d Vermont, typhoic fever; Gilbert Owens, 77th New York, intermittent fever; John Teberth, 3ist Pennsylvania, sick; George M. Leighter, 6th Maine, gunshot wound in breast; M. Moore, Corporal, 6th Maine, sprained ankle; William Snyder, 104th Pennsylvania, bronchi ‘ In addition to the above the following rebel sick pri- soners were’brought hither on the Commodore:— Enos Fast, 36th North Carolina, gunshot wound; P. Loxton, 37th North Carolina, gunshot wound; Martin’ F. Mose, 7th North Carolina, fractured thigh; H. Gaskins, 18th ‘North Carolina, amputation leg; Sergeant W. D. Hannahan, 2d South Carolina, amputation leg; Lieut. J. H. Cornetius, 28th North Carolina, fractured thigh; Benj. Calvin, 28th North Carolina, gunshot wound; Thomas Coulton, 37th North Carolina, fever The following died on the passage:— John M. Hughes, 93d New York, typhoid fever; Ly- man Morehouse, 8th New York, typhoid fever; Martin J. Seymour, 7th Michigan, typhoid fever; Oscar Mulain, 10th Pennsylvania reserves, drowned. The Wounded on Board the Elm City. The steamer Elm City, from Fortress Monroe, with ‘sick and wounded, has proceeded to David's Island to land them. ‘Wounded Rhode Island Soldiers. : Panapewemia, July 9, 1862. One hundred and seventy-three wounded Rhode [sland soldiers arrived here this morning, and were kindly at- tended to by those having the care of the Union Volun- teer Refreshment Salogh, and were sent ou their way home rejoicing. THE NAVY. Avmonpack—Twelve guns, steam sloop-of-war, Cap- tain Gansevort commanding—has completed her outfit and complement of seamen; but, owing to some defect in her machinery, she will not be able to progeed to sea for at least a week. Barwaripca—brig.—This vessel, which bas been lying under the shears at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, fer seve- ral days, discharging her stores, ammunition, &., was taken to the Dry Dock, East river, yesterday, to be caulked anu otherwise repairef, preparatory to being put into commission. Conyecrictt—Five guns, steam transport.—This vessel will proceed to seato-day. She is bound for the Gulf squadron and Fort Pickens, and will take out an un- nsually large mail. The following is a complete list of the officers of the Connecticut:— Lieutenant Commanding—Edward A. Barnet. Executive Officer, Acting Master—Charies W. Lee. ‘Acting Maters—Charles P. Marshman, George E. Hill, Th 5. Linneken, George D. Upham. ‘Assis!ant Surgrens—Samuel D. Flagg. Acting Assistant Paymaster—Pelham W. Ames Gunner —George A. Parkhurst. Carpenter—Josiah P. Carter. Bngiveers—Senior, Alexander McCausland; Acting Se- cond Assistant, Robert G. Pope; Acting Third Aasistants. James W. Milstead, F.W. Whittaker, David T. Mcar- thur, 8. Cambell. Acting Masters’ Matet—John P. Jones, Andrew B. Lang- worthy, William H. Mead, John Daly, Theodore Brown, Jobn Roberts. Captain's Clark—C. V. Woodruff. Paymaser’s Clerk—George L. Mead. Crmroxe—new steam gunboat—sailed from the Phila- delphia Navy Yard on the Sth inst. for Fortress Monroe. She is about nine hundred tons burthen, and was built at Bordentown, N. J.; carries a powerful armament, and is believed to be a rapid sailer Covenavo—forty guns, steam frigate—arrived at Portsmouth, N. H., on the Sth inst. The officers and crew were paid off, the disbursements amounting to about one hundred thousand dolla Jackson—Revenue cutter, at present in the port o¢ Baltimore.—During the past few months the revenue cutter Jackson, 3. Cornell commander, has boarded and examined seven hundred and '~*: which th-- ogee —roner WOveH vessels, Of ae ooo Were font ships, fifteen barks, twelve brigs and Seven hundred and five schooners. ‘This does not in- clude steamers of regular lines or government transports. The cutter has stopped a number of vessels in which whiskey and other contrabaud articies formed a part of their cargo, and thus has been instrumental ia breaking up thas trade. Ou Sunday last twoboys were in & eail- boat, which was capsized a short distance from the cut- ter, from which @ boat was sent and the lads rescued. Their boat was also recovered and righted MOXONGAHELA—Dew steam gunboat, on the stocks at the Philadelphia Navy Yard—is being painted, all her heavy work having been finished. Sho is ready for launching. Her model is the same as the Juniata. PowWatay—new mm gunboat—has had her pro. pellers placed in position, and the portholes for her guns put up, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. She will proba bly be finished in the course of a month. Paxovix—6 guns—steam gunbo wt—Lient. J.C. William son commanding—has had @ thorough overhauling at this naval station. She will be put in commission on next Saturday or Monday. Rauiance—Revenue custer.—The United States revenue steamer Reiiance, Captain Joun McGowan, reached the port of Baltimore on the evening of the 24 inst. after a cruise during the past few weeks, in which period im. portant sery s rendered by Captain MeGo: ‘The schooner General Taylor wos seized for violating the recent regulations of the government by having w and other contraband articles on board. she | charge of the revenue officers of that port » storeship-—baving undergone the necessary repairs, will sail from this naval station the beginning of next week. Her cargo consists princ ipally of rations for Sbip Island her officers: — Acting Liewtenant ( “= ‘Acting Master und Beecvttoe Opicer Wit Gorse Acting Maser-—N. 8. Morgan, Master's Mates—Wm, Jenney, M. J. Nickeison ‘Surgeon—W. Perote. Paymaster— — Gibson Semixorm—eight guns, steam gunboat.—This verse! having discharged her stores and crew, has been turned over to (he operatives of the Navy Yard Brooklyn, to undergo considerable repairs. She has already boon dismactied, and will be sent to the Morgan tron Works to-day, where her machinery will be overhauled ‘TicoMpRROGA—new steam frigate—at present on the stocks at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. Her frame is all up, and her planking and decking are progressing rapid Tioca—Eight guns, new steam gunboat,—This vou sai Fortress Monroe on the evening of the 24 inst. ; 2 Annexed is # correct list of without having trial trip is @ light drangmt stoumor for river and coast operations, and i ‘ id bag @ of over four mite i Warten Wiren—reve: ately ung gone a th eh overha adelphia N Will proceed on a i vise 4 tow dewe, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1862. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | general fostures of the copper market aro Wepnespay, July 9—6 P.M. The currency panic coutinues. Gold rose this morning to 116%, and exchange on Londen to 129%, and bills on Paris to 4.35. Ata later hour in the day bankers’ dills on London sold at 128%; but there was no disposition to preas them for sale at the decline. Weare entering upon an unpre- cedented crisis in our financial history; experience affords no guide whatever for the future. Many abrewd observers consider that we have reached the culminating point of the panic, and that gold will now decline. But, after all, it may just as well go to 120 as it went to 110, if the merchants continue to buy gold and hoard it. There was no sound commercial reason for any premium at all, and yet people are quarreling over purchases of gold at 115116, One thing is certain: the pre- sent premium on gold puts anend at once to the importation of American stocks from Europe for sale here. That- branch of business is done. In course of time—how soon or at what point in the market no one can foresee—mer- chants will begin to realize profits on their gold, and then it will be discovered that, with a stock on hand of fully $250,000,000, and an export demand only slightly in excess of our re- ceipts from California, we have been dealing in the precious metal at preposterous price. What may happen in the meantime, however, it is quige impossible to foresee. Money becomes “aily more abundant. It was generally offered to-day at 5 per cent, though a few houses still decline to lend under 6. Certifi- cates of indebtedness are selling at 994. Green back demand notes sympathized with gold, and rose to 74 a %, The passage of the new Treasury Note bill insures us an easy money market for some time to come. ‘The stock market was buoyant to-day, and prices of all descriptions were higher, with the single ex. ception of Pacific Mail, which declined 2% per cent at the morning board, closing 105% bid, against 1072/ at the close yesterday. At the morn- ing board, sixes of 1881 rose +4, Treasury notes (7-30) 24, Central 2, Erie 124, Erie preferred 2» Hudson 1, Reading 134; Michigan Central 2, Southern old 124, guaranteed 2, Illinois Centra, 1, Cleveland and Pittsburg *4, Rock Island 1, Ga- lena 124, Toledo 1. There was an active compe- tition for the Erie stocks, which, having risen less than any of the leading railway shares, are expected to exhibit some buoyan- cy. The business of the road for June is stated unofficially to show an increase of $150,- 000 over June last year. It is also stated that Mr. Marsh has made a contract with the Delaware & Hudson Company for the transportation of 50,000 tons of coal, on terms satisfactory to the rail- road. It is probably to these causes that the re- newed inquiry for the stock isdue. Between the boards the market was very buoyant, and prices were higher. Atthe second board there was a large business done, and profits were very gene- rally realized. Prices, in consequence, wero a fraction lower than in the morning. The market closed unsettled, the following being the quota- tions at half-past'three:—United States 6’s, regis- tered,1881, 102 a 10234; United States 6's, coupon, 1881, 10224 a 10234; United States 5’s, 1874, 90% a 91; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 percent, 10494 a 104%; Tenhessee §’s, 54 a 54; Virginia 6's, 53 a 54; North Carolina 6's, 69 a 71; California 7's, 91 a 92; Missouri 6’s, 4984914; American gold, 11634 a 117; Pacific Mail, 10534 a 106; New York Central, 9354 a 93%; Erie, 36% ‘a 3654; do. preferred, 63% a 64; Hudson River, 4624 a 4654; Harlem, 16% a 164; do. preferred, 3934 a 40; Reading, 5734 a 58; Michi- gan Central, 6224 a 62%4; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 26% a 26%; do. guaranteed 58% a58%4; Panama, 132 a 133; Illinois Central, 604 a 6024; Galena and Chicago, 71 a 7134; Cleveland and Toledo, 4924 a 4934; Chicago and Rock Island, 65% a 6534; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 7744 a 78; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 34% a 35; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 10624 a 1074; Illinois Central 7's, 95 a 96. After the second board prices were a fraction lower; but there was very little stock sold The business of the Sub-Treasury wae as fol- lows to-day:— Payments 643,725 34 Balance.. . +10,211,887 57 The tna Fire Insurance Company of this city has declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on the 12th inst.; the Columbia Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on the 14th inst.; the Lenox Fire Insurance Company, a divi- dend of four per cent, payable on demand; the Fulton Fire Insurance Company, @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 14th inst. the New World Fire Insurance Company, a semi- annual dividend of four per cent, payable on the 4th inst. The following is the financial exhibit upon which parties in the secrets’of the management of the Cleveland and Pittsburg road have been quietly buying up its stock :— Net earnings for the year ending December 1, 1861, as per report + 605 Increase of earnings over | up to June 1, 1! 28,000 Granting that thems The interest account for this year is First mortgage... Second mortgage. ‘Third mort Fourth mortgage. Tot we an Rent to be paid for the Pittsbur; Wayne and Chicago Railroad, ++ 86,000 ——— 341 Ae J b ivi m = May be largely tncresnedess netotey Ml ag Of the stock there is, say $3,800,000; to pay six per cent per annum, $218,000. The last half of the fiscal year will give a handsome increase in earn- ings, and the friends of the road are sanguine that its price will soon exceed that of the Cleveland and Toledo. The earnings for June are $20,000 in excess of those of June, 1861. The receipts of the Harlem road for the month of June are as follows:— - $87,606 41 ++ 91,887 23 see $9,832 82 Central Rail- Increase .. Ane eee ee eben teers The June statement of the Illinois road is as follows: — Land Acres construction lands sol Acres inter ree lands go! iment, Construction bom May 81......065 Cosh collected in June....... 158,000 bushels corn, received in June, on hand. Net collections to M ea «1,904 ,697,20 lied previous to novigea as se $2,112,500 00 2808S 66 fay $1, 1802.. Trafic Depervinn 4,216,522 19 Receipts from engers . $61,033 90 te 165,213 85 bd 6,358 34 pe 5,883 33 5 2.626 50 Total receipts in month of June, 1862, Total re fa month of June, 4e0l" Tra'et 38 The Boston Post of yesterday thus notices the market for Lake Superior copper stocks: The low price of money and the limited quantity of ‘tstanding time contracts threw no copper stocks into toarket on Thursday. Isle Royale dropped to 13 on : ee fas ge Bowe the st was in demand. ‘ewable, Franklin and Quincy wore { ] now con(idently stated that the Graney sue wil Cividend before November, butthe statements n uMeroUs to be \ tirely depended upon, Minnesota, National ant Pitts, burg are firm, and the mines are doing well, The Rook- vend shows ® small oprovemegt iy its produyt. The The Chicago Tribune thus notices the money “and exchange market there:— dant OS Ee T per cent, y some- ste OPO ADS OE OL ape ctl Port of New York, July 9, 186% figure n be New York exchange is very abun- dant. Par is all that can be obtained, and the leading houses would not give that except to best customers ‘The selling price, as heretofore, is 5, on round lots, aud 34 on collections and small parcels. The Cincinnati Gazette of the same day re- marks:— The money market exhibited no new feature on Satur- day. The feeling was better than on Thursday; Dut it was still unset |, and capitalists were exceed- ingly sensitive to every flash of the telegraph contain- fog war news. The demand for mousey was moderate, and paper continued current at 8 a the latter the prevail rate. Gold CLEARED. Steamship Matanzas, Liesegang, New Oriesus=D de Gat- courte Ship Joba H Euiott, erpool—J & N Sinith. Ship Denke anne Cane ererpoor—d W Elwell & 0. Ship Olamon, Stuart, yn—Nesmith & Sons, Bark Nonantim, Bwana iverpoot Neath '& Sons. Bark Nienburg (Hano), Pet London—Ruger Bros Bark Johanne & Antoinette (Nor), Eckersburg, Cork for orders—Hi jolmboe & Co. Bark Zufreidenhoit (Prus), Dinse, Cork for orders—Funch, Meineke & Wendt. k Anna, Clew |, Havana—H.S Vining. Bark Area ton CB), Carty, Dubline DR Dewalt. Brig Enrique (Sp), Castro, Port au Plati—A U Rossire & Brig A Smithers (Br), Johnson, 8t Domingo—O F & H G 0 mide tka, Elliott, Clenfneos—Tucker & Lighthourn. The baying rato: ranged ftom O10 promiuin, and Dank AH Kate iso. it Be dong, NEDlamiie & Co. some . bases vu q ‘ol ly for use at the South, where considerable investments | Brig Volant, Dodge, Bomon--B P Sherman, continue to be made in cotton and other produce, Silver — Northup (Br), Boas, Pormarare-—aiekth; Jepee& o- advanced to 6 per cont premium. Demand notes were | | Schr Maggie ll, Gilkey, Granada ae past Garston (Br), Evans, Taagua and Turks Tslgnds— 4 Schr LB Usher (Br), McKenaie, St Johns, NF-—Baker & Stock Exch Day lice T (Br), Thompson, St John, NB—P I Nevius ® Son, b Pee Persia (Br), Smith, St John, NB—D R Dewolf. Schr $ M Smith, Fisk, Norfolk—Baker & Dayton. a Sehr A B Terry, Eldridge, Washington—Van Brunt & it Schr D.A Berry, Voornls, Washington—Van Brunt &Glaght, Sehe B Strong, Smith, Baltimnore—Merrill & Abbett zB Cael Michnrwon, Snow Hlth © Havens, Scull, Seu), oeania! r- ater. Behe be Pinter, ill era, WilteinuteeoF fuse 3 Kneeland iM Plater, Blizzard, Wilm| . Schr J $ Grice, Durborough, Camden, Del—Merrill & Ab- & Avbolt, Sehr Bacle, Newell, Philadelphia Baker & Da ‘Sarah Mille, Dayton. Schr: Sent ir Rio, moy 7 a Behr Crusoe, Foster, Mackias—F Talbot & Co. Schr Minnehaha, Thomas, Sa L Hatch, Sehr Otis, Thompson. s (400, Schr J W, Faulklin, Boston. Schr Globe. Snowman, Boston—G L Hatch, Schr Mary Emma, Baier, Hingham B Fe Sterman, oop Oregon, jes, Providences=Es 3 Sloop Warren, Stokes, New Haven—8 D Stapnerd, ARRIVED. Ship Wm F Storer, Trask, Liverpool, June I, with goal, to Trask & Dearborn. ' June. 21, lat 46 Ty Passed sere er William, of Hull atéering #5 24th, Tat 46 89, lon 48 @ fishing schr m, of Providence, ‘anchor, out, 17,000 fish; 7th inst, 26 miles Bast of Barnegat, jeamer Genesee. from Bosion. Ship Western Empire (of Boston), McLaughlin, New Or- leans, June 22, with sugar 4c, to master, Of Cape Fear saw a large vessel burnt to the water's edge. fest, 40 Bark Burgermaster Kirstein (Prus), Kirstein, daya, in ballast and 7. io Mache Melacke -& ly 2, lat 41 47, lon st, saw a Bremen bark owing No 106, Had heavy W winds to June 20; Wep.«mspay, July 9, 1862, 5 ahs Atlantic Bk. 65 's,’BLOrwly 85's, "74, cou 90% ¢7310n,8m 104 104 60. Ohio 6's, '81. 1300 Ohio 87 1000 Mich 6’s, '78,. 16000 Tenn 6' 8000 Virgin! 300 do 325 Erie RR pret 200 do.. 0. 4835 604 66 101 450 do 108% 500 Hudson River 200 Reading RR .... bound E.'s 15000 Tol & Wab1 m since ight winds and calms, with muoh fog. Mow TLS wabam ekye ag Ul Con Kcr.” Oe | ani Misti" Utambernin, Bhai & on LODO Clow Sears E8834 °1ER" " a0:! | GON | Net cicket, spake ash Gloucester, of Gloucester, 34 hourt 5000P,F W&Ch 1m 90 100 do..,...030 6034 | from Boston for St Domingo. The Palermo had light west- 5000 do.,...... 90% 100Cleve& PittaRR. 23% | erly winds the whole passage. 6000 Clev&Pitts3m 82 650Chi & RockIRR.. 6533 ‘a ark Gasalla Bb peat bortons 13 days, with molasses: 1000 Tol & Nor 1m 100 25 Galena & ChHRR. 70% | AG, grater (of Rockland), Cables, Havana, June 25, n gold 11334 150 0..4050.5' TOR) ne a Kas Hoenn: ++ 114 800 Cleve & Tol RR. with sugar, to Metcal * J 28, with Bark Ellen Stevens, Howe,” Matanzas, Jnne 1% 800 a ‘with bark Tonio, Hutehi 115.500 “Haskell, do; Fannie, Ross, Port: 115g 500 tine. Hall, Port Royal, 7 days, in bale 5000 do.....b30 11536 Dr rsrcesns md) ields), Strachen, Lisbom, MOabs Chatham BE 82° 50 Toledo & Wab RR 30” | tia, onbn CSoctar No datas iat AS om 466, spoke 10 Irving Bank.... 723 14Toledo& Wabpref 45 ‘rig Mary, of St Johns, NF, for the Virgin Islands. 20 Metropolitan Bk 100 rig anna Adriana (Hol), Pranker, Ri eiro 43 d via St Thomas 15 daya, with coffee, to® Johnston, Son & Co. SECOND BOARD. 23 08'S, lon 34 28, spoke whaling bark Montgo- gists U8 o's, "81... 199 1odahe HS Cont RR 98% } mery, 0 New Bedford, Capt Crepo, on a oruise, 45 mon! 6's, 81, reg 1 ie out, bound to . 45000 US6's,"81,cou 102% 10 BB if ta PACE peta a pool SOO) 2B dsstinns 2 Fark Atvella Gehring, of gc cram Waltimore for Copy. 60 Erie BR pre! Brig Union (Br, of Hamilion. OW), Zesio™, Drak River, Ja, June 19, with logmood, pers & Ritch. 100 Bessy ‘ia 637% | Brig SG Adams (of Capaet, Carver, Sagua, June 29, 60 Hudgon River 4656 ress, Sh @ Co. no arene ad nae ann ret cer Giles Prive - 200 Harlem RR pref.. 3934 Sp? st George (Br. of Bermuds), Penniston, ‘Mayegues, a non RR..... 58 | 13 days, with molasses, to Danl Trowbridge, of New Haven. 350 Mich Cent RR.... Schr G Deering (of Harpswell), Pinkham, Sagua, 12 deys, 100 eta to Walsh, Carver & Chase. wit ; Bout 8 VGoonau CBr), Coonan, St John, NB, 9 days, with Tatns, to master. Schr 8 J Waring (U 8 t1 rt), Dr J H Porter command. di Goorgetow nS, 4 davnrwith rior: to 8 Marsal hr Horizon, Chincoteague, 2 Becht i Mari, agit, Baltimore, 5 saa 200 Mar mm, Baltimo! va. Sch: Ie . Eli: 1 ag Besen. iy ‘§ ya geen “. abel for ‘ Bo ocak 10836 150 dos. 680 60 TC Wiicor, Meredden Eustport, 6 days. 25 —do......880 105 _ 75 Galona & Chic RR Sehr TC Hertd, Spot ‘Rockland, 4 be de + 1 # - ¥. and, it RM Price, Kelle! : Sebr M A Rowland, Bi ‘Bedford, 3 da} Sehi ta. Ke Ni Sone af inci ‘Ke ter Nel tae 2 Brune r. Baltimore. Breamer Black Dingota. Steamer J B Mollisori, Eichman. Trenton. Steamer Pelican, Jones, Providence. BELOW. Ship Somersetshire, from Boston. One brig, unknown. JAILED. Steamships Matanzas, New Orleans; Philadelphia; East ern State, Newhern. ‘Wind at sunset W. Wepnespar, July 9—6 P. M. Asngs.—The market was steady, with small sales at unchanged prices. We quote pots at $6 8734. No sales of pearls were made. Bruapsturrs—Flour—The activity and rise in ster- ling exchange caused an advance in breadstufts generally. Flour closed at an advance of 5c. @ 10c. per bbI.,§while the market was active, with sales of about 30,000 bbls. closing within the following range of prices:— * sce! Sarr ARamepE Sxow, reported Bassein, sailed from Buenos, ‘Ayres Febd. ‘She was 533 tons, A2, built in 1884at Bi Br Scur Vouant, hence, of and for St John, NB, with «, go of flour and cement, before reported, »} a Rockland schr loaded with stone, on Saturday eve miles WNW from Cross Rip, cutting her down in her @ some 6 or 7 streaks, when she immediately filled, fell over on her beam ends, and drifted ashore on Horse Shoe ‘hen a steamer took where she lay until Monday morning, w! hold of her and towed her into Helms Hole, where she will be righted, pumped out and sisshorend, The steamer lere, before repo! in collision, ison 8 I dock for repairs. ip @ Great Balance dock for re- pairs, is to be stripped, recaulked and newly coppered. ‘The US brig Bainbridge ison the small Balance dock for t —Canadian flour also advanced about 10c. per bbI., | "HATS. i. tease Jeanes, 83 tons, built at Philadelphia im while sales were active and embraced 2,800 bbls. at the | 1854, has,been purchased by JO baker & Co and others, on above quotations. Southern flour was alse higher and | Private terms. wi in good request, with sales of 1,700 bbis. within the Som Now Bedford Be fort bem onan saesssss Seweperee ee caenon SWsasssse range of the above figures. Rye flour was in fair de. on, Flanders, Avent mand, &nd prices were steady, with sales of 200 bbis. at | toner see rmien sie Hasctne the above prices. Corn meal was steady at our quota. | yA" at, Honsinly April 23, ship © 7 Morgan, Hamilion, tions, while the sales embraced 250 bbis. Wheat Payta, Jume 16—Arr off on llth, ships Alfred ey partook of the general excitement, and in the | ncCey op il0 aps Maty Wilder, Cleveland, do, nothing face of an advance. in freights rose 2c. to Se. | | Aletter from Capt Allen. of ship Lancer, NB, iperts her per bushel, with sales of 205,000 bushels as a basis of | Ing sccm nothing cine ieee tie ete ant gay. Sil well Bee remittances of sterling exchange. Included in the sales | }if in company with 13 ships and ba all anchored ¢ 60,000 bushels, to arrive, at p.t. The remainder wind. | 1 bark Golaondns ens we ads cart te ral were at $1 30a $135 for white Michigan, in store | (ieye island; all the masters, with nearly all the re $1 02 a$1 08 for common club, $1 2314 a de ioram’ | shone meen on board and gasivied Cu X Greene, und in ber Michigan, $118 a $1 23 for red Western, $1 11%; 0 | “reer trom Gan ieee hk Te SRT aoe $1 14 tor amber lowa, $1 08 a$1 11 for Michigan club, | her at St Helena Ls i a and 98c. ® $1 09 for Chicago spring. Corn was also ema oe 3 waning fia SE Oe SO ee ee eee . wun sales of | Tren while. Would suit tat day to eruise, wad return for a --pevy wuoumnny ome 80,000 which were sold to ar- tive at 4c. a 4tc. for damaged, and 48c. a Sic. for Fast- the second officer. Spoken, &c. bove. Pane polly tn ame etc He hen Fs tone some Seo mesactinl Fite sutunk ities “ sal prime delivered reported at 55c. @ was in ah ~ ins) half red and w! ani fair demand and at steady prices, with saige of 4,000 | $° aera fos 6988, Sd distg pont om gore gm bushels of State at 75c. Barley aud barley malt wore | "ui om Gecmce Bank. | oo : quiet, while holders were firmor. Oat firmer and | 25, ion 7005.” % SSW, was ecen July, int 49 in fair demand, with sales of Canadian aud Western at 43ge. a 44c., and of State at 45e. Corren was firmly held, while sales were limited. The stock of Rio and Santos in this market comprised 131,377 bags, and a total of all kinds of 181,920 bags. The stock of Rio in Baltimore was 1 d in Philadelphia 1,675 bags, which, with ® total of Rio . 149,552 bags. Ports. Bansavos, June l4—Arr ochre Allee, Gibson, NY Cand aid 20th for St Thomas) 18th, Frances Barrie Nickens son, Philadelphia dand at for Cienfuegos); i7th, JB bark Aon Elieabech, Norcrave: Philadelphing be see) ), Nerzrave H u Black, and Ft Hevida, Caley Nori: 2 bark Nir aston, ‘arme ane ‘row br! , Duni Hf jueen, Kir Rsitinove’: vehen teaver Talley, Basses Reoks, we York, ri wan, Con’. —The government sale of compressed Sea | Burns, NYork; schr leton, Bernard, ‘do. a ‘June 19—No Am vessel in Inland Conc? came off today. It drew a good attend. | Back Rivxn, Ja, 4) ance of spirnct bidders. The. calalogu comprised ottiso: ee oan Crchies tochumssnabern cree, Snell, from dé mas, from Acai about 515 bales, ater, prices obtained ranged fro ibove the acing about 325 ibs. per bale. prev son, for Chinchas; bark Ey Holmes, fot aid, wes WS be. about the last of May $0: stow Black ‘Hawk: Doane, Ghinchas, to toad. fer Sula’ Itt thesame quarter. England; Slat, Harry Blof; Redman, do, to load for Ant: near! :: et in the regular trade w: Catprna, May 27—In port ship Li ; ariase, eae sates Srbeaced about 900 bales on the | Amazonian, Mayo. for United Beate pion Sass basis of 4130. for middling uplanu,, “8g With an sige, J Tracy, for NYork upward tendency [a prices. if Mi July 2—Are steamer Ni Hildriteh, Quebec Freicurs were firmer and i making, in some cages, as a benis eogagsd, in bull tnt sip » to bul ships’ bi bushels corn at 124¢d. D ahina My ra 14d 3 t 34, whi wl » To Tondon 5,000 a 6,000 bbis. 3s. 10 a 4s., and 22,000 bushels "ween 5 13d., in bulk. Te Rotverdat ye m 7,000 bushels rye ~ shipments no * of remittances to ALIVAX, andcld for NYouk); ship Frank Flint, Tobin, Liverpoot; Selene Albert, Chisholm, New York; schr Gilbert Beat! 000 bushels it 134d. |, do; 3d, steamer Oswego, Kimble, Oswego for New tte bark Champion, Loveland, Arica ‘*<Ea port schr Miranda, for New York, une. “ shipe Naples, Perey, from Liv. Maraveas, June ®—tn port.” or ‘ow York 2 days ¢rpoo! aquata, Mitchell, for at at . I, dixg; Ocean n Aver: nt Lid. in sips! A bark was engaged to load with | barks Yumuci, Anderson, for do; C*™ optk kia; Ura 8 00 o in to & direct port im Ireland at | Portiand 2 day! Heon, Gregory, for “wba, disg; 12}4d. por 66 Ibs.; @ British bark, with $4,000 bushels | Minot, weg: Stampede, Look, from Phitade, Of grain, for a similar voyage, at 12d., in bulk: and a | Mercere Paviined’ # dupes Kitnents.: Beod ship to Liverpool was reported at 33s. 9d. per ton. ED Hig = hd jor NYork Cw Fisu.—Dry cod wore firm, with moderato sales. of St, Lomi, Black, from eat $4 a $4124. Mackerel were steady and ster Kelley, Meagan, from Portlond, do; H prices uncbanges Means, and Gemnorese, Snail, from Boston, do; He: Fuerr <The market was quiet, while prices for raising | Bevis, from mundelnpte £0; Moraine Siar, M om were unchanged: i (ridge, ior New Work: Delmont, Gin, diag Bid 20M, tank inactive, with sales for shipment at $5c., and Tonle, Hutchingon, Boston bry Eutorus, Haskell, do; . & O50. monte, ‘ortiand; Motel, Dow, Nasentt 4 Tess active, while sales of co Moxcrox, NB. June2i—Arr acbr¥ i A rk j i & ; the advance in Liverpool there was an improvement in | 20th, Addy ‘swift, Avety, NYork (and wae aie Wie Tote babe ee LA 100 bbis. spirits turpentine were Reese Se Bain terre, Cand eld same day for made at $1 56 0 $1 5734, and 150 do. at $i oO; part for ex: | RYO) zalyd W Drisko, Drie, Hoxton; Craw (ors ‘Mma, port, Rosin was firm and held at full prices Dot Br dove Nore ie a mall, Boston, orig tds Ab: Ons.—Crude sperm was selling at New Bedford at $1.25 | Weliloire ee ee 8 $1 27, and crude wh it 40. Abbe. City linseed was In port, June 24—Ships Globe, Baker, waiting orders was easier, with sales in jobbing lote at 890, Bot! And Fetined petroleum were quiet, and prices without change of moment, Provisions —Pork—The marketzwas heavy and sales t $10 874 moderate, being confined to about 600 bb! A $10 60 for mess and $8374 a $8 60 for prime. was unchanged, while sales were confined 10 150 bbls, Prime mess and beef hams wore quiet and nominal Martha Whitmore, Blair (late Probie, Cork, ready ; brig Urana, formeriy ¢ ead Orig. rmeriy the Tr going home), Toe iad, repairing, and do2 dave; ifannah Bianohard, for dot rt Thurston, Larnphen, tien ene Berry ily SmArr schr Lanra, Barbarie, New Yorke for Boston lat Sr Sous, NB, Ju ith Mi f heavy, with gales ot 100 packages, at | (™ of foremast head). ld sd, brig Gold Hunter, Ro. 6. for hams and at 8940. for shoulders, "Wegaeien, apa A LS al ah ge og 500 packages | Jiicas, San Francisco 45 days-—e e ‘ re unchanged, from New York to Feb ® and Trom Hngland to Jan 28 uote tive and higtier, with sales of 500 by Pepper at 18c. a 1834c., 60 cares nutmegs at 67 ic, @ 70° and 10,000 mats of cassia at 340. a 860. American Ports . Arr bark Mary Elizabeth, Daydar, He Barnard, Per’ h Ty, Port Royal, St Sugars were active, and closed advance of ifo.a | 1, Ryder, Aux Caves; Barat Fain Ve ign; 14¢. por Ib., with gales of 1,206 Irhds., including 600 Porto | (A, Hee kecher, Stubba; Gazelle, Hotman; BH Atwood, Rico at 94g. ¢ remainder consisted of Cubas Rich) Ewin Roed, Goodspeed; Mary Price, Bitzrard aK ades, and 731 boxes, 700 of which were sold ecean | pethport. Old Br steamahip Arad, a 100, tHe. | El hiya Gen Butler, Woe Winsxey was firmer, with sales of 6002700 bbls, at | { Freeman, New Orly 206. @ 80g. for State aud Western, "0 " op is haga 208 For eee