The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1862, Page 8

ee ee THE GUERILLAS IN THE SOUTHWEST. Desperaic Fight in Ke Band Scattered, Crvormani, July 22, 1862. Reports via Maysvtite stove that our cavalry had over faken Morgan’s band on the road¢o Owensville from MounsSternug. After ex bour ahd a halls fight Morgan’ forces were completely scattered and the canvom and Borses captured by Morgan at Cynthiaua wore retaken ‘es was uiso @ large'portion of ‘the stolen property. The vedois logt twenty-five killed, The Union loss is twenty ucky~—Morgan near Memphis, Mo, Hopson, Mo., July 21, 1862. Information has reached here that Colone! MeNiel, with aye ‘ument of Union troops, had a fight with Vorter’s juas wear Memphis, Missouri, in which the sla were yori whipped. Our loss was (/tecn killed ‘and thirty wounded and missing. The rebel loss was Twenty-three of their dead were left on Deteat of Guerill: Colne) Stacy, @ rotorious marauder of that gection, 16 Colonel MeNiel is. still in pursult of ‘Porter’s band. Our Louisville Correspondence, Louisviuum, Ky., Jnly 19, 1862. "Whe Strengih ani Condition of Morgan’s Army—Hés Mili- tary Operations and Temporary Succe:s— Reported, Cap- trove of Owensbor>—Paris Phr-atened—Blockade of the Bier, bc., bo. ‘among thoso-whe are near the person of Gen. Boyle, sand who are (uily auqualmsed with the resources at.his sommund, tere has been for the past two days an unu- The developments of shis mo oh, ant tug published extracts trom ile papers, give a cuo to the tcoable whieir has been brewing. The plans of Morgan, ered the Suie, were Carefully transmitted zors, and their preparatio: . He camonnio the State with a force inadequate fw acoomplten what has actaally been accomplished; He bas recrmited aa army of five thousand men, fully, aud in miny cases splendid- jy, armed and equipped. He knows, from numerous Gpies in exeh amd every position held by us, tho exact force of: the Union arms. His movemonts show how well he is acquainud wishour own, “nforcemeat'of Lexington’ by soldiers frem Louisville or Fraukfort, ho made a fore up the track. ‘made Hy the tetosn but now his force is inrge. Yo prevent the re- ‘ion at Midway, and Hence Cir cinvat) reinforced Lexing: ton, a strong force being sont thero—in fact, ail the in- Nv sooner bad this beea apeeats north of Lexington, destroys » and attacks Cynthiana. Here read garrison, 18 overpowred, pears ut ihalenduth abd fepurts we en Covington. it iS ROW ayparew that M reas ‘ovinzton and sholled Cincinnati had But now he threatens Morgan wareis with speed. His operations are ta Even in ths vily cause ¢hey meet with costs, and would s ve (This was his ‘or- .¢ times in be: d ealy trata toe Cinei nats pa that in time ‘bey ability, having beeisneub rg of ds sume yours past; but it is hoped ouity wilt nog be allowed by them io by without adaiccuet lo.romeve that stigmafrom their , has.appeared in the Dine Grass co fields ih the Green river val- fonel A. KR. Joesen hap ais morn: + Sak ie hog kon tat pines. Feber flag was rise. ua the Court House, md cheered it and ws. His force, div region ;avd ta the to ley. Exact y just as 9 te dato and tke. Now’ g, i have had the particwiars.of all this bel ean rose yun, a5 wo get our i eimaatt nd bya pod ty be 107 natin ere rom Ci less yuu a rieh d Buy ave: overtook! , and WD.eh 1s too I moan Ue letter of the Arey Pixou aad © bor 3 Wora Apuended to & Far.es OF Fe Jaiions condensing the gueriila war and calling the rb- bers and (hives by name: Heapauaricas, Bu A. Dixon. Gor. J ‘answer on ths} have: rep alncly Hendewo ut Brevily ‘means 0 a and hate used my b at with tivens, and her Bs ndeaturs to avo £3 of tho taking of ut nothing vegaruing aden, aud beats canaot nt deca ng it eafe to attempt Meraan ow baw Ethane ‘oat ab by sutnc means, dair oF toal. His whole force is NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. Phe Raid of the Bashwhacker M organ. #478 EFF SUT ON THE UNION MEN IM KENTUCKY—sE- JOINING IN THR YURSUIT OF THE Lonier ile Democrat, July 18. it whe came down on lat nigi Spent three or four da ‘acts worthy ¢f espectal avte. raving a fhe eifect ip arousiny the Union mon of Faye Aud surroumiing counties. Secessimisie een rainy and who th pe will uot cuiy D¢ wofully Aieappoluted in ralsing bis re Ay enpocially his 56400, but that 130 ki‘leg oF captured. enyairy and infautey left Lexingtoa reuéi, under the commaud of Colgnal gut so nobly and euocemefully at oh. audrum, of the z itceath Fea- ibair orcape ros Cynthiana; the \ nr telioved tehare been killed or how cumornms was kis force our Golono! Landrum's tnea report ommant of the Texas wi ut wo thigk cbey will Raid in Indiana. AN®VILLB-4N% CLYiZENS CNDER ones given, end in lesa than ider weme, aid eannon went ‘he ity, which has been for months, was tho no Coal! yes a mw Ivor Waa wt onien under uring, © eagerly wocking Weapous for s which the ertizens responded gay oo that whon convinced of danjer Ww uny emergoucy. A comyauy of ce @t halfpat Ove Tosak neta. crew, eid with @ aimvil 4 ceclaied his dutermination to the river if they ero ond, with gun ‘with ten, made a for. ‘NEW “YORK HERALD, "WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1862. OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, | © burg, but skalket back aeross the river after they shad sWwled wins ey eauid. 4 Ualot ood arrived from Newburg after dark last night, ci al 5 Uae rebels uumb: rad thisty-tu 9 ‘i are st area ned newbs fount , & b the Union soldiers im the hos- et at raga and two horses and Ly ky recrossed 0 tiv ‘Two men, residents of Newburg, who were motorious reveeh syinpathizers, and who came over the river with were Carney and Mefford. ‘The Courier returned at mine o'clock, and reports tha she proceeded to tho mouch ef Green river, where they focud the bat in which the marauders hal crossed the river and which they wey on the poi.t, dressed in a red shirt, stepped out of the brush and fired 'on the boat with a xbot gun, wound- ing one of the hands o— tho bene alanis ‘The boys on the boat ot tae ha brush, bat wit cei a ‘known. ‘took one man prisoner, whom ry . performelt bi Migsion, ‘Phe Engene proceedest to Newburg. tis raid the rebels bad four pieces of a tllery planted on the Kentucky shore, If this is so, and they remai: there until the Eugene arrived, there woad be somebody hart, sure, as our boys went up to rid the world of all such cowardly thieves as those who rob hospitals. Several reports of artillery were heard about eight o'clock, stuee which time ail has been quiet, Evansville is (ull of armed men, and an earnest spirit prevails. It is suppored the guerillas got some 200 vuns, and parJod about 63 sick diers. They occupied the town some Ubree or foar hours. Tho citizeas watebed the guerillas crossing the river, ani, strange a8 it may seem, ollered not the slightest re- sistance. AFFAIRS AT UENDERSON, EY4-PROCLAMATION OF THE GUERILLA JOHNSON. TProm the Evansville (Ind.) Journ 4, July 19.) ‘Tho state of affairs at Henderson still oniists the pro- found interest of ail classes, ani it seems al:ust tmpossi- hijo to arrive at any just couclusion from the many ovb- flicting stories that reach thls eity. Citizens who left Headerson ou Tho: sday night renort- ed that the queriiins bad left the piace, after ste: what b spital slo ¢3, blavicets, ‘mm: nition, &o., &e , that they could find. Johuson made a speech, in which be dectared he would not salier any pri vats property molested or injuret, He confeased be had bad mes iv his vand, hors> thieves, robbers aad murder. ers; but he iutende t) govern them, there were still some others stewliny ani piinderiog aromd the coutry on his credit, and if they dia mt join him and share the plunder with him, we suppose be would shoot them down wherever he found them, —Johnso. ants to he me a monopoly of theibosiness. | A Deimber of tae mar wore in Headerson yesterduy—Fishor, Hicks, and others of like character. movement would seem to indicate that they are playing off aud oa, 80 as ty Tnre semocf the Union men ok town, that they may orowm ‘hoir villainy with murder. ‘Thoy will, it is to We" hoped, stay a tte too long in Henderson. The yergoance of the enple is protty well aroused, and the government they have ineulted aid the laws they have ouraged have murke! these fellows for punhment. {twill ‘allan them when least expected, ‘Yhe cup of their iniquity is almoat full, 4.bout half-past one o'clock thy E gene arrived, and re- portea that they had not been molested. It was reported that about thirty guerillas were ia town, but were not do- ing anything. One of inom was sitting on his horse on the bapk watebing the bow. He was supposed to be a picket. ‘the Commercial and Lelauon came in lator in the day, Dut brought nothing new. Ik wis reported during the afjernamn shat some iwenty-Bvs of the guerillas were.on tie point, four or hye miles below town. Tt was also sant that some forty of them’ had started for Green river, to intercept the Mattie Cook and get hor mail We give thes: reports as we get them, of go tuany coudlicting ramors it 1s impos. mine whatis the trath, JOUNSON’S PROCLAMATION, Crmizens or Koxrcckt-—It bas gone forth to the world that you area subjnga 1 pe»ple—that the iron heel of oh i al seirit of sesistance and ci uohed out the I patriotism. This idea has a the midst ibie to deter- xoue through the 3 acre} they look upow you with c mapt and ir hirelings to rule ow nt and ‘the ayes of Wurepe havo sition of Kentucky with wonder Dowa In the sunny South, arnongst pur brothers, you have become a Kentucky army have turned w their native State, and at each new ten for the tocsin of wir; but they have hoped against hope until the last ray has | oxpued. iim Gate lealb Cakinct 6d Chagrens toeve } looked fargome movement indicating a desire for frea- dom; but they lonked is vam and think Kentacky lost. But there is one maw who hag never despaired. That man is John C. Breckinridge. the beso, tho states- man and the patriot. Wilk the same never-despuit- ing love that a mother bears to her offspring dows he regard Kentucky—with the same anxious care has ne watched her. He has asked his governmont and the world to suspend public opinion until bis State should have eve more opportunity to redeem her cherac- ter, and now, citizens of Kentucky, this opportunity has presented issolf, and for tha sakp of y ormer {rake and glory—for your country—for your liberties, which ovght te be deaPar to you than jive itsel’—colue to the field. Bully to your conntry’s call. Rise in your ma ive from your midst this monster of cp- prossion. ‘then prapare now to meet the enemy; eend the young men to the fiei4; let thom retrieve the character ef this ‘ence proad avd hoble State, Circulate through the cou ernment docs not war Can you, with the : uppiralicie! unanimity, have hey datied for their country. Wel you ant risk as much ag they to achieve your freedom a: A. R. JOHN: Hewperson, July 17, 1862. The Parroled Soldicrs on Governor's istand, FORTY OP THEM LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS—TERY THINK THEY WAVE VIOLATED THEIR PAROLE. Thore bas been quite # commotion on Governor’: 4 in consequonce of forty of the old members of the ighth infantry, taken prisoners in Texas dered to the rebels, and subsoque: Teloaged ou parple, heving laid down their arms, signified their intention of not doing any more military daty. am apap ich have im;eiled the men to this step are briefly as ‘ellows:—After they signed the parole, and before ten in the vessels which brought ‘them hore, they were told by their officers that they were at liberty to do what they pleased, that thay could either remain in Toras—whieh waa what the rebel wanted them to do—or eome North, whare thoy we . | dischar, co. With one or two dishoiorabie coptinn od to come to New York—the “ex. ceptions” taking service in the rebel arm; On their arrival here, inetead of being discharsed, Ley were lot at Fort Hamilton for several months, deing nothing but the teu or twelve months’ pay which they re- ceived there. They made several appiications to be dis- chaiged, Sol thie eter only dischargad the band vier, Whose pay was $110 per monsh,and the firat chiss musicians, whore pay was $35—the nen-com- and men being uasigned to the ni ral service, and sent to Fort Columbis and r nt. Those at Fort Columbus wero induced to take arios, after several refasais, on the distinct ander. gtandmg that.they would pot be re juired to perform any a woul Sontlios with their parole, and that they wore at liberty to lay down thelr arms at any time ir tuey thougat they were violating the oath they had taken in Texas. Whea rebel prisoners were went to Governor's Island tue Texans grumbled considerably be- cause they had t do guard dety, net directiy, but indi- rectly, over the privoners. Finally two or three of them laid down their arms and refused to do any more duty. One of the number was tried by general court martial, Goveral Brown, president, several weeks ago. The find: Ings amd sentence of tie Court were seul to Wi ry for approval, and the papers have not long on Teturued. The sentence was read privately to the man eoeereet, and he was returned to duty at once, so bo punishment was awarded to him more (han he b: potions undercone by being eunfined tn the guard hte pendiug the comtirmation of the sentence. Forty of tho otner men then turned In their arms, but Were not placed either in arrest or confinement. They baye, however, to do all the ‘“irty work abvut the gar- a, which they doa't seem to care about, especially as ern get plenty of whiekay from Now York ‘ork and jeu ify aw much as they have a mind to. I eresting from Fort Scott. COLONEL COFFEE'S GANG ROUTED—THIRTY REDELS FOUND DZAD OW THR BATTLE FIKLD—GUNERAL BLUNT ON THE ARKANGAS RIVER—FORT SCOTT A PERMANENT MILITARY POST, BIC. (Correspondenco of the Fear ant Demnear Fort #corr, Last night a mersenger arrived at Fert conte trom the Indian expedition, near Fort Gibson, Indian Territory. ‘Ho states chat a detachment of the sixth and Ninth Kaa. saa regiments hac surprised and captured Colonel Coffee's cummand, consisting of five by dred or = hundred men, ail their munitions of war, camp equipage, Ac. Thirty rebels were found dead upon the field. Mecuire the notorious aif breed, who has commanded the rebel Indians with so much success, wae also taken prisouer, ur forces, under command of Brigniier Gonetal Blast have penetrate! south as far as the Arkansas river, whore they will make a halt for the present. : Fort Sont has been made a military post for three bam hed daring the tgs already 0 Quartermas(or has contracted tion of suitable buildings for commissary b A quartere tnaster’s departments. A great many refopecs _ Missouri have come over to Kauses during tl If tt doos not rein goa es sthorm Kansas will bo throa- tened with anovker drought, no rain baving fallen for two monthe. The mail routes from Fort Scott to Southwestern Mis- sourl are being opened. The iime from Fort Sovtt to Brush creek, Arkansas, will be opened soon, The Faneral of Colonel Wyman, of the Massachusetts Sixteenth, Boetow, July 22, 1862. ‘The vermairs or Colonel! Wyman, of the Massachusetts Sixvcenth, who fell in bati'@ before Richmond, lay in State this ferencon in the Durie Hol of the Stave House, The cory # of cadou noted as guard of honor, Flags wore at balfmast and erawds of red to lonor the heroic daw The ¢ ried t Mount Avburn by tho Recond itia, a long pro- | Gorsjon (ulowing, in wll was Governor Andrew and shall, savera Masenie lodge avy, members of the cy The funeral sorviwe wero « eh pel by Kiebop Faathurn fvay years old, fiers of the ary ond | yorum Mt ail cilimhss | lucied in the comotory | § | ! jwuet Wymay wig thirty: y ij { Arrival of the Steamer Vandertils, with the Hospital Ship Euterpe in - ow. ‘The United States steam transport Vandervilt, Captaia Lefevre, trom Vortress Mouroe, with the United jetes hespital ship Buterpe in tow, arrived at chia port yester- day ‘orencon, Since the destruction of the Merrimac the Vanderbilt thas been employed in the transportation of troops, horses and army stores, also in towing government (ransports to and from several points South. ‘She loft Port Royal July 13, for Fortress Monroe, with General Stevens and staf and two regiments of his brigade, conststing “of the Fisticth Pennsy.vania and the kighth Michigan. She also towed the guubvat Flam- beau from Port Royal 0 Hampton Roads, She eailod from Fortress Monroe, July 20, at nine P. M. ‘The following is the list of persons who came on in the Vanderbilt :— Major Vm, IH. Ludlow, General Dix, staff, iy, child and servwwt; Cadet Wm. Ludlow, Surgeon J. A. Skelton, 87th New York, released from Richm md; Rev. B. Puller, ebaplain of 16'b Massachusetts, reloase ‘Lieutenant George 8. Melvitie, Co. G, 1st New York, 2o- ‘yerely wounded in the head, released; Captaia Wim. Sy Chase. 4th Rhode Island; Lieutenant Frank A. Chas 4th Rhode Island; Mrs. Carlin. child and servant; Mes Weed, Mrs. Burtis, Miss Burton, IT. W, Brown, in charg of the si k; A. G. Entricken, of Brooklyn; Capita Joha Pennington, of bark Mus ang, wounded whil passing Fort hattan, on James. river; Marti Cook, secand officer of bark Mustang; Capt. John G. Rowrs ond servauts, of steamer Kim City, Lieut. A.J. flolbrook, A, D. C., Gen, Stevens’ statt; ee gree 4th Thode Isian4; }; Corporal P. Catcbell, 4th Rhode BICK AND WOUNDED PRIVATE, D. Clark, Co. K, 8)b Connecticus; J. J. Wilkin- Pits Co. D, 18h New York; H. Kleine, ’o, G, st Foun sylvacia artillery; Wiliam Charlesw. rth, Co. Khode Island artillery: Wiliam Sitverwo d, to I, 5 Michigan; Aifrot Molleer, Co, B, 5th Now. York; ? Dau teh. Hoxie, Co, C, bth Missachisetts; Jumes H. Cooks, Co, ©, L0th Marsachusetis; Vatriek Marnhy Co. 8 Now Jersey: Daniel 8. Janes, Co. K, 26x New Yorks Huilendock, Co. 44th v ¥ Thompsoa Goon, Co, F, 921 New Yorks Abram M. peiaes drum major, 92d. 'Sew York: John Axiest, Co. K, 4th New York; Theodore Weed, Co. 1, 44th New York, KEBEL DESERTERS, Henry W. Thomas, th Noun Cavoliaa; Hugh A. Mor- gan, Gih North Carolina: J, R. Saunders, 22 Florida; John L. Moore, Ist Geo-giag'T. Mf, Allman, 26th Virginiy; John Butler, 26th Virginia: Ricnand 2. Puily, 26th Virginia Tho hospital ship Kuterpe brought to this porta iarge number of sick aud wounded oilicers and soldiers from the Army of tixe Potomac. Among theee are Colonel Charles, of the Tammany regi- Major Clitz, of the Twelrth United States Infantry; Major Rye:#o, of the New Jersey Voiunteers; Colonel Dodge, of the Eizhty-seveuth New York Volunteers; Dr. Marshal, of the Berdan Sharpshooters, and a number of other others. The wounded men, on their arrival here, were at once visited by Dr. Sloan, Dr. Lyon and Mr. Johnson, of the army, who ordered their remoyal to the New York and St. Luke’s Hospitals, whither they were taken by a sicamtug provided by these officers. The men expressed their thanks for the attention bestowed upon them by the surgeons and ladies on board the Euterpo. Major Clitz, who has been a prisoner at Richmond, de- or scribes the hospital arraygement in that city as most wretched. There is not a sufficiency of attendance at the hospitals, and it frejueutly ocours that dead bodies are suffered to remain in view of the sick until they become putrid, He was visited by Generals MeCieian and Bura- side, and expressed to them his belief (iit Richmond could not be taken with lees than 200,000 men. Tho sick on the Butorpe are in charge of Dre, Merritt, De Leon, Baylies, White, Shrady, eight medical cadets; Mesdames Grifth, Bouginton and Merritt, volunteer iady nurses, and Me. Crittenden, Commissary. ‘Annoxed is a list of the names of the sick and wound- ed on board the Buterpe:— E, P. Bly. Co, ©, 83d Pennsylvania; Sergeant J. 7 Rays, Go, K, 69th New Yori; Corporal’ C, A. F D, 14th New York; Fk. Clark, Co. F, dua Michigan; £. 5 arkinan, Co. F 6a Pennsylya:ia; 4, Modtulien, Co. 30th New York: ® 1. Fisher, Go.’ C, Ist Mishizan; J” ‘Anders, Co, C, 4th Micbigan;J. F. MoCoomba, Co. G, 14th New Vor; E. Lorsioy, (0. K, 4th Maino; M. Move y, (9, E, cot: New “Yo DP. G. ‘Herkinsin, Co. 1, 7h Ne Jersey; L. Jones, Co. 1, §1h New York; ), Ambioso, Co. 8, 20° Bolawaro; i. ¥. Cheney, Co. Hy 80d Pensyivdnis ©: Wiener, Co. D, 7th New York; F. Stovens, co. F, New York cavalry; H, Sireetes, Arlificer, Mussach maetie: W.R. Park, Ist Bow | York Artilery; E. Gates, co. A, ldvth New Ys H. Stickney, Co. ‘D, 4t’Main 4 o.1, st Long Isiand; J john Sinf.h. McGann, Co. , 24 New York; J 62¢ Feaieylvania; Jackson R. Reber, goat F. A. Brown, Co. K, 34th New ‘york: Eble, C1 ‘A, 14th New York; ©. A. Ladoux, Co. C, 624 Penusyl- vania: W. Bronson, Co. ©, Ss York; Ww. Do: hg Blair, Co. k, 24 leinware; Sergeant W.° Cairne, Co. B, lst New Jersey artillery; i. W. Biakely, Co. Ky 7th Pennsylvania; A. J. Crown, Co. F, 6th New Harnpshire; J. M. Hooke, Co. O, 634 Pennsylvania; J. Metzner, Brickels artillery; J. Litterman, Oo. A, Gist New York: Tl. Percey, Co, F, eth’ New Yors cavalry; 4. Haverstapleg- Co. D, Jat ennsyiyaula reserva, E. Bullard, Co. ©, 11th Massachusetts; C. A. 20th Makaachusotte: George Hargrave, Co. H, St New sey ,C. Fauhide, . Hust Pennsyivatiias 1 .K, bath New York: J. 60.0, th Jos. D. Tully .Co. F. 88th Ne B, 16h Massachusetts; D. Leith, B, ‘6th Penusy). Kerit, Co. ©, 14th United States in- w York; W, Pecks, Co, 1, 61st New York | A, 61st Now York; ©. Prosneg, Co. L, Ist w York cavalry ;E. B. Vincent, Co. G, Ist sharpsivoot- ors:S. C. Smith, Co. D, Goth New 'York;’J. Pitteuer, Co. G, 36th New York; FE. E. Wood, Co. M, Ist Minnesota ; Jas. Kerr, Co. D, 1st Pennsylvania; A. McPurlan, Co. 1, 72d Now York; M. Raymond, Co. K, Tist Now York; Ch: auer, Gth Maskachusetts battery; H. Roynulds, 7th Now York battery; G. A. Aiton, Co, Kk, 24 New Hamp- .1, 124 New yok W. Watts, Co. y Lapham, 6b Massachasetss W. id. Gilt wil Teh Now York battery; J. Kua- D, 84th New Yori; F. Heerholdsten Oo. C, 624 watiia; He M. Wakefield, Co. H, 6th New Hamp geubt P. O'Connor. Co. K, 8th New York ; é eed Penasyivauing W, Thompeon, Co. G —— Jaskett, Co. H, lo0th New York | Sth New Jerse: Co. K, 70h Mabeachusetts; 3. ebvseits; JD. Gardner, ©o. G, Isth M: W. Drees ser, Co, ist New i L Voole, ;G.Tunk, Co. B, 88tli New York; Hts nett, Jr., Corporal, Gist New York: Jub Taye. » seul New York; M aie Co. B, 38d New York’ T. yivania: H. Cluf, Co. B, iéth Now York: C.b. Rothrock, a. G, blst ‘Pénnsy! : A. Ae Wuitemore, Co. B ©. 0, 2A New 'York United States ates ntantey 5 ghonetis battery | Sergeant A. J. Caswell. Co. By 94 New York) A. Van Drom, Oo. Ne York ; Corporal D. Brodie, Co.’ K, cist’ New York ; P. Hohring, Co. D, 2th Sichigan; ‘br.’Underwood, yolan- teer surgeon; C. Hoffinan , €o. K, tth New York; E. Evert, Co. H, 1th Now. York; Major Ryerson, 2d New Jersey, Lioutanant Cabm, in New York; T. 7 pene 14th New York; LB rat, 50, D, 6th New P.W.S ted States’ infan! oe Ky" burn, Co. B, tthe ie von C. Leary, Co. B, 69th ioe York; Lieutenant Allen, New York cavalry ; Lieutenant mi is» ie tot lea Vote mucars; Ldeutenant Walton, Co, ew ae A Sharpshoot ?. Howard, Co. 1 Ne Sea Sheree nee rue ee be 10 | eave . Porter, b 4th New "York; Bergeant £. ‘Alexander. Co, C, 24 Delaware, a. Aluboune, Co, D, 114th Pennsylvania; Assistant Surgeon T.C. Sisluer ; Colonel K. C. Char os, 42d’ New York: T. Po- hac, (Co. 1, 1th New York. T. fil Heworee, Co Co. F, 16th Mi ; Gaptain Cronin, 12th New ¥ Scanlin, ya few Fork; Oaytait) Chatablisy Gh United etates ; Lieutenant Carr, Co. H, sou New York: ia il, Co. M, 12th New York; J. McDermott, 2 Dy lab Now York; G. W. Fhlo, Oo. G. 18th Now Y Captain W. Bierg, lat New York; R. Burton boa ta United States fofantey F. Mohi, Co. A, Tun Now Jersey; W. Bray, Co, B, 10th York; W. 8. Foster, Co. A, 1th New York: U, Dutier ‘Co, Grad. Now Jorsey ; A. Grover, Co. F, véth Massactiusotie: 8. Hl. Robinson, . H, oth New Hampebira we Rion nant ‘Adamns, Oo. D,4ie Vermont, Me Sherer, 0. York; 6. i. Adams, Co. H, 14th New York: W Co. A, Lith Malue:'L. Setup, Co. P, 100th P. Nevins, oe pth ¥ Now York; L. A. Curtis, ia few York’; T. ‘Agwistant ae Ist Cona.; C. ailwocus ‘Go. Michivau; Captain J. M. Whitty, 69th New ‘York; H. A. Baraum im New York Borgeant a 12th Kew York; E. Rando!ph, Co. mo jaia le waby, Co. nBet ts ; Joseph ae Co. K, 40th Penoayivania; I, D. Clark, er ym B, 34th New a W. P. Farnsworth, H, 40th Massachusetts; R. S, Mclean, Co. C, 1st United’ States sharpshooters; J. Moore, corporal, Co. G, 62d New York; G, Warren, Co. A, 24 Delaware; J. P. Hickley , Co. K’ 2d Delaware; ‘Woodworth, ‘Licute- nant, (0, A, 44th New York! A. ci, Mase sackiisette; Colonel New York; B. Len- ton, corporal, Co, Fd tain “J, H. Cos. tor/Co. F, 1st ‘York; Captain } ith, Co, Ky 2d Penuayiwaaia reserve; N. Roots, Co, “s 924" Maseachu- setts, D. Reardon, Co. R, 12:h New York, Captain Besse Uerré, Co. D, dth New York; A. Park, Co, @, 34 Now York; J. Hoarns, hospital ete ‘ward, Gist Now’ York; 1. Hnil,’corporal, Co, G, 4th Michigan: J. Bedford, Co, 96th Ponneyivunia: Lieatenant Koherty, Co, ¥, 6th Mtns’ sachusetis; J. White, corporal, Co, @, Lat No nt’ Peot, Lier dan Suurpshoot igan; Livntenant Br FL, Be | Biaseecinsotte, Major HB. Cita? ‘States Captain Howle:t, 86th New York, Captain Dietz, 56. 13th Kew Yor Goole, Co. F 14h vas ¥; A. Luther, Oy, ¢ Oth Maeeach ees Neagle, Co Bintham, Co. 1 y . Ratoher, 60. F, Now York, J, Ato 3 ; Cio, tg New York. is Le'gutoa, Co. A,’ 1auie ynetey, eye fo! wing ied on on d= Join Have 6 Td) ansyivamiay Ja Now ¥ Wi, Wordan, Co. B, 1,5:h United Statea ca: + Ch. MeGlaver, cio, 0.0, tat New Jer? 8 lujawbey, W. , 6c Penn: yly ini dew York: W. W_ icons, § les, e0-poral, Co. 9 ; {i Seated dahon alley; 4- Cartwt right, Co. 1, oun Max? 0, hy ‘om’, 220 Michigaa ; W. EL Price, Co. F, tauh reuters; ro, 4434 | Jas. Jones, Co. 1 6th New Yo Bein gan: Wi HL Price, O9 sapenes: List of Sick and Wounded on Board the as Bortvess Mone low New York; J jansach setts; Win, Powell vaniae Jone, Wickham, 0). vonin; Jobin Pickersvilie, Co. C, st Now Yorks DM By, Co. 8, 8d Michigan; M. Burke, Uo. K, 20th Indiaia; Conan rs, Co. &, Penn: B, ist New York ie New York; J. Siekntoch, 10. any Peuusyivania Bynes CoH edd Mees cbus aie Michigan, J ‘Chainvlal path resulars; Hf. D, 3a Pennsyly.nia, T. Shaw, (oI, 2d Pennsyivar . By Ist New York: J, RinosCo. FR Ist a 3,20 VS nsylyania; J Fouere n, » Cn. . ania; Joh Owens, Co. B, § ve, Co. F, Oe New pore i Os CoD, BS x. 2 ~ Ay 16th Michigan Peausy vania; J, dant, Ser; falvanlns Heriey, Co. C,'sth Pennkylva.ta, A, Don T, 69 b New York; i oP. Audsop, Co. I, 4th Co. 1, 4th New Jersey; A. Ge Geena Gy Sherman, Co, H,2d New York, Peon W yvanias Win, Kasmaror, Co. ( 3d Peron We. Ww Ds ennsylyanias Thos Mh vania; C, Cabor, Co. K, 8d sJuAlocuy 0. Ws 61, Panny O24 Pennsylvauiay J. L, Bell, 0, Tinh Tith Vormsytyania: Se org: B Caveo, Co. w York; J. Cail, Go, 0, 12 "100i New Yor Ne rk; Bo Wiley, to. Jersey; P. Shoot, Co. K, sth 61st New York; Wm a; J. Cameron, Co. C, 55 1, 101st New York: J. Connalty, ©. , Co. B, 4th Peonsytvania, Yani; 9. Stein, Co. 1, BR, Lith Peiaytvasia: | setts; W. Patter: By Nixa Pennsy Co. ) Ast” Now Mack: T a 2. G ieeiey, corey yivaulas bit Shaw, 6 7 Russell Co. G: Lith ‘Mussachus tts craey ; T, Boge, Co. D, 39 1st New Hampshire; J York; W, Haley, Co. 8, 2d Now Hanpsbtre I Co. DSBth Verinént; R. Russell, P. Conner, Co. New York; J. Mi ‘elly, c H. MeXameo, Co, ¢. J. Ream, Co, C, dth New Jorboy; Le Vandling, 0. Penusy lvania; W. Ruites, Co. Co. ¥; lst eaten ae J. ¥. 105th Penusylvania; Pen-sylvania; fenieylania; Jo 0, French, HY, 5th Earmayinsnia’ 'W. Ste & Sih Pennsylvania; G. C. Keli-y, Co. D, 1), Shoreslever, Co, D, Sth Vermont; R Wo W. Satterfield,’Co, G, 4th enn: plain, 634 Pehnsvivania, nnsyivania; we, Erwin, Uo. it, James, (OD, 6th Uniied States G. Casey, Co. K, 63 Pennsyteasis; o a 2 COLE, dit New York; T. Demiey, ¢ Yorks cb Pom. Co. D, 4th New Jers y; D. v, 4th New York; serg' Yoon Lae Sicletiuss, Oo. 7 JW Whitoley, Oo. 0, 4h Naw Jersuy’; J. Sagtis Penpaylvania; D,.Merharein, Co. B. Murphy, Oo. F, 44th New York;’ 6... . 63d Penisylvania; v. Baker, Co. C, 720 Co. G, ie Pepnsylvania; @) ith Penn: K, 12th Pennsylvania sylvauia; Rev. J.J. slarks, © Win, Piles, Co. H, 60th bth Pennsylvania: |. Robbiis, (0. D.4th Now hed Gist Vennsylvauia, , skinnor, Go. D, 4th MG, dia Pentosivania: "s Trassett, Co SON Ian... Gy 81th Now York S. E. Me- roth Rrrol Ast nes. Bai pesranireaise Hi. Nol 02d R, 81st Pooneyivani Cc. York; R. Howard, ©. C, 20th’ Indiana; Peunsylvania; Corpor Pennsylvania; 1. Sherror, Munn, Co. G, i1th Pennsy! York? R. Tucker, Co. M; Co. I, hey New York 34 Hul, Co. F, extn New Go.G, Tith Penusyivania; B. lvania?E, Ross, Co. E, 102d Pennsylvania; 'G. ayres, ‘T, Richards ieman, Co. H, 8d New York: J. slance, co. a, 221 Magsachuse! i, 12th h New York: J. Wilsoa, Co. c ‘ous 1, Gunn, Co, #, 40th New York,” J. Tyne OF Bist ivania; J. Bishop, Co. A, Ist lake rik New York; Wm. J, Marther, Co. 1, 6th ,Pennsy! New York: ¢. Samuel, Co. H, 103d Penosy!yania, Major H. 7. 1dth United’ States intantry ; Martin Goodwelt, T, 224 Massachnnette: G, Tempter, Co, H, 20th Indiana; E. Burno, Co. B, 16th Pennsylvauia; Sorgeant T. Barry, Co. A, 24 New York, Harrison’s Landing, Sunday, July 20, 1862, from Richmond, July 19, received ou parule, subject to between the federal government future arrangements and the rebels. OUR RELEASED PRISONERS. We have received the following additional names of our wounded soldiers, who were paroled by the rebols and brought down from Richmond by Lieutenant Colonel Sweitzer, of General McCicllan’s stalf, on Friday last: J.D. Brownley oy Micni ow ay Rew fork Be. Tin New York; Dr. E. Drumnely, 24 saat a Doties Captain C. 8. Newiin, Co. C, 1st Cali.ornia regiment (71st Penns bg Secund Leu teoant G. F. Rowley, Pr. Chambiiss, Go. D, ‘6th United Staws eavairy; Major B. 1 itz, 12th United States infantry; Lieutenant J. ie neu, Co. E, 8d Peunsylvauia; Lieutenant J. Und Hrascachusotts; Lientenant G. B. Cogeweil, 29th Marea’ be ae Lieutenant 8. H. Bailey, Oo. E, 5th Pennsyiva- -Y; Thomus Scaislon, Co. F, 12th'New York; Sur- an. J, Wright, 12th New York; J. W. Bevertoa, Co, as New York: H. L. Jehnson, Co. B, Ist Michigan I, 2ist New Jersey; J. ania; E. Ebert, Co. Hy Tih Fred. K. Rathcha, Co. F, J. Donegan, Co. E, 9th Mars whusetts; Captain Dan. Tay- # $8th Penneylvaiia; H. Heely, Co. G, 81st Penu- Fey W. Arnout, tw. Ky 4th New 6 "a. H. Man- 14th United ‘States Infantry; 6. vania; James Skinnor one Mirjor Li. 0. 0. Ryeiwoo, 24 New. York: Go. th Massachusetts; J. liarria, Uo, 'B, ‘yath Uni €4 States beri eae eH % io cer 14th New York: Fork: « McGrat i Hu R. H.' Wickham, Ov, 651 Peunsy ian W. Warton, Co. I, ih decnaptacta's ran: eae ey Barto, Co. 6, Sort ‘Penus; Bie & Ww. iis, Co. G, 1éth New York; J. Go. D, 834 Pennsylvania: Captain J Ligon Penneyivacia. reserve; . Hood, Co. B, 14th New. Yo baylvania reserve; Co. K, 63 Penasyivania:; J. ee Penneyivsnia reserve; D. op ‘Bis reserve; Lioutenant J. F. Mc} St Kirchner, Co, K, 8 sume, \- E, ar a States 8 SS loon or York; Win. Menci, apt Lig sce ia, WOUNDPD—PAROLED. tad stale = Michigan; Second, Dr. Barber, saat toalaa’ M. poy , Scie: aspetuobie : A. Park, Co. G, 8d Penusylvania reserve. List of Paroled Unt oners Received pt Sean Steamer C, Va: ton =, H, lat New Ht, Voorttss, Assis Pte ae rag NO. Ball, Cook, Acting Ase ©. J. Whiting Captain, Siaves Army; D, A. Moore, Cs Ls, D. b. Grovory, Adjutaut Giat Co. K, lat New ¥. York; ©. FE. Jeunes, Lit Hayling, Liewtenant, ‘. Sa wth M asachusetts: Peter Tissot, Ch. ted States Men, Prt from Richmond, ly J. Derotin, M. 6th cavairy » Genel . B, isi jew York; August Hiostor; rgeon, 6let Now S Coffey, Major, lat’ Kentyoky eavalr Jain, Tad Now York alte th Pobnsyivania; Alex, ‘Woitonaid, Captain, * Barke, Lieuten- yivaia; N. T. Rectehur: i. Butler, I heal ut, bo. E oy wow rl, Oo. A, OT. New York Ith’ @ Seylvania reserve; George irouge!. Ov eee ew York; J. wid B, 4h Now Jersey Divan bhi Dr, A, Tub Mish a; ed, Co ow Yorke: Kaw in Bariow, to. ¢. Co. P, 20-0 tpdtana! J. ¢a Go. C, Lith Penasyivanis reseuve, Cc ital Ateward , 10th York, Co. H, 4h Maino: Andrew Le United States’chasstur's; Ugbert Whittier Now York: Wan PerreusGee iy, cin New ‘York; Perrin, Co, K, 98th New. York; Jacob !?, Davis, - i D Omran A Sth New Yer. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ibe one oe totes flonan hn ‘a Write Tresor, L _ By Mi Pe yep ai July 19, at the res)- york; Jol Way C0, ay. Ta, York; barrsey MONT ‘ > ; - ro ip Manis, wa Aras 3 ae Ms, Co. by cite bw J.B, Aeany, Mr. Jauxo , Th New Yorks. 8+ Now Yorks 1 of thts city. os 3. Bond, Co. . W. Pill + July 23, av tho rr nsylvania, ‘Th B Browne Co, K, 86th Peun’ | de oo vf the b. n by. the Rev. Lawrence B, 18th New York, Se- | Miils, Wat G. Sioweri, of surlingten, Vt... to ‘Banaw B., co. Hy ist Minnesota; J daichiter of Johns tone, oF eco yn) N.¥. higun; Reawed (ur i Vermont papers piea’e ¢ Uo. My det Now York; A. Vi Van Pecr—r! 1 bis Huta, Saturday . alereiae rl] ing, duly 1. by -ue Rov. Me. Book, of tho. Frees strc wea, 0, | Mletho ist Epis yd cua Dy Mak ty VON Witty otdrean, 1 goun | ville, Nod. tv diss St sueaner W ‘SUILLWELL, of Brooklyn. th New Hamp. New York; Dk David Avers.—0n Mondsy mon fantam, Witt baaswor: Anon fl Ayres The ‘riev ti invited to atte.d the [neral, this (Wednysd one we avk, at No. ‘38h Nivth avenue, romains will bo tasen to Greenwood ciaciery. BRANDES—UO Monday ov de of inflammation ‘ain, Hevay. © mot Frelorick aul Anna Brandes, Fr, 1 month ant 9 days Ayivos are rerpcetfully invited to » this (Wed astay) a ev of bis parents. Secon lavenue, strowt, Lhe remains wii be to Greenwe + toe drierment. . Oy avi Siyehiygan s Cong yi Tacstay motring. Jufy 22, Hewny ath Mk einen i z RLY WN uit Divir. aud, Adna Geomimerhep, Aro rewiactfaliv invited to twor 20 New" York chacl rou e Ro Horne! c. wane aia Win. Du \ Allerton /n © 1,81 : sin vim Esbich, Co. if, vants; n Olek, ©, at Ponney vant’ | on Raurseday a ‘orporal,.o. A, 4th Mabies W. A invited Jocoth Sandi, + sive Clark, bee ow Hainpsnire: ‘ d IL Roger y a0 ol her brothers, Pae ; } " woth y te fi Witiain’ Ri Co, ib 5 bh Now Ehunpslure; Georpe M. Poor, Coc 0, 4 msbiro; fa. ie) dahnenn, b *, Sth Now t 14 Solem arson 0; Daniel Giancers, hNew Laas. | be otter ¢ ‘epase of hha soil + Takton, Co. ol a ; “$7 a Com rw Joreey, fi a Moalay mort: Suiy 21, Samoan ail ot his sone, Gy a tone ch. car ee | ay i Co. K,8t New fi m imsshire: J. Be e : y SF azo. ~ Rawird Perkins, C Ivani 4 “ir 1 f the funily are requested) uage, Co B,Sist Peansy!viunts els ; ram eral. He re. Wieuce of Aer MOLE, 63d Pennsylvania; Abs eae ae r AVERIO, ve) Park and Yingling aveab nia; Charles Kinley, 3L 3. Brot yn, this (Wedves ‘ay) afternoon sac pve o7olee! Lindsey, Batt. A, Rhode Vein artilie rome 1 th =n Taos iy, July 22. 0 beloved aine; Jure Voss, Co. Fy 10dih Pennsyivanins {her age, & KK, 4th Mal: eremiah & K " . 5 a oe 3. raspeottatly ' y, from hor nter Co, H, Gtst Penn sytva esi : . remfad will bo takem syivabiy: Menry aoe . i i 4 ¥ ©. Howo, Co. G.5th Now Ham shire: 3.0. Pas ; Mouday Wy 21, the Rev. H, C. © . H, bth Ne v Hi 1@, Corporal John w Hameshire; Otis Thompson, Ca, 35th New Haurshiro, Thomas Reese, Co, Hi Sist P wuneylvani Co. A, Ist Rhode Istand hart, Co. Ey Bist Besceallal at two o'elvek, bch New Hampshire; Oliver 2. 2 rx. Tosday, July 22, Epasn, jn sylvamia: Joon iffy .Co. K, bith Now ork: ree C9, C, 57D Now Yo ihe fanerat will tako piteo this. (Wednestas ) uftor- YL, 4th Maine; Jaunes Mt. itman, Co, P, 14th infantry! noon, at four 0% from the residence 0, bis Parents bo. G, 2th Indian, ward Wah" 03 West rect B. 4th New Jer ,at Nowburyport, 3f23s., 00 Monday 3 Corparal A . y 2k, Stamna WV. Lew; J SW. ane + James Farley C1. F, © Lew 116. seara . Weleb, Co. B. Th Pennsylvania rece es Now sg of sho. famtiy sare eso holt, Ov."D, 10th Pennsylvania rezery M. th Paya lay” weter- Greene, Co. F, 19th Massachusetis, N. L. x clare al © Lia porente, &th Pennsylvania reserve; Corporal N. sclmlloe, Co. No, 38 Wout fwonty sowanth at 42d Now York; Gtbert Babosck, Co, 1, 8ist New York: | Yxcx.—on Tuesday mornins, fe 7 22. tam wounds 8. W. Labrugh, Co. B, 67h Pennsylvania; Sergent F. | rece velai the battle op James Island Crowley ,Co. B, 12 infantry; H. ¥. Vooze, Co. Hy 6ch | Cranta: Mack, a tacmicor of Captiy inctes's com cavalry; G.W. Thempaon, CoA, 19th Massach J. pany, Seventy "nina (Highiumdcrs). weed 22 yoarr. E. Little, Co, 4, 9th Peuxeyi ; "the fan wall taka [ACO tuis (Wednwsdiy )atter- Woolaworth, 84’ Ponusylvanin resarvo,. Boon, at t sek, from’ 616 Second ay wre, cour .C, Tith venn- | thirty eighth street, ‘fre friends ant moinhers of the oth Matsacha- | regiment auw, in the elty, a:@, respectfully hivited to ui ckindhay, | atiend tenant 1. M, Motntira, 1at 9. Yoxiay—in Wil'tareburg, on Monday, July 21, Jour ivania resorva; Samuel F. Hero, Co. Dist Feunsyive Monga, aged 80 yenrs. ‘Wm, Tho Go. A, Sth Satamtry; BG “Whe friends and relatives of ths family are invited to Blst New York’; George C. J istice Tuber Weduesday) afteravon. at | Sergeant’ Joha F. Shiffer, Co. tat . : co of ‘his eon, No. 18 and | ., D. Tiuker, Co. C, Ist NewYork artilory; Hanry | sireet, Now York i A. Weeks, Co. G, 224 Massachisetis; Frank Jone, Co. Merinay —On Wedneway, July 16,at the resitence of F) Ist Michigan m5 Opt, F, B. Gates, Co, i1, 4th Peonsyivania | his parents, No. 378 Third avenue, Geekcn Hoey Mun reserve; D. A. Price, Co. A, 68d Petiusylvaniay F. Covoy, | R«T, socond gon ot A’ox, TR. and kivznbeth J. Murray, aged 4 Co. C,, 83a Ponnsyty ania; Th. J. Sarah, Co. H, 724 N. ¥.! | 15 yearw, L noni atv 8 days. Martin Taylor, Co. A, 12th infantry B. Hager, €o. 1, 16th Hig remains wore interred in. Grenawocd om Thuraday. M.Tonan,Co. F. 6lat Fonnayivan } Peter Di- | Boston and California papers pienso wy. Hace Boxart, Co.A,42d } McCane.—On Tuesday, July 22, Jans itexms MeCane, y’ 102. Be, OT Pennsylvania; | beloved sop of Samuel and Sophia McCabs, aged Semanth Harry Mosher, Go. Hi, 4th 3 biga; James Lacrison, Co HH, Ist Berdan Sharpshoot-rs; hn Whiltips, Co. p, * att and relatives of the famiiy are eer Pennsylvania reserve; Thomas Fo:syth, Co. B, 3d invite: to attend the funerad, frous his fa A vWvauia rerervo: B. Roswell, Co, F, U.8. 85 John Yeck- | No, 112 Hast Filty fourth street, Ubis (Wedsesday) after: ert, Co. L, 6th Pennsylvania reserve; Heury Mead, band, | noon, at two orioc'e. 16ih Miohi higan James C. Brewster. Co. G, 5th ronnsy\. Newatan.—-In Etizavetaport, N. J., on Mona: Yate rosorva; Jesoph Folt, Co. F, Slat New York; Pairiex } ug, tu'y 21, Many ) daughter of W. B, and # Newman, Murphy, Co. K, 4th New York; Chas, Putter, Co. D, 10th | agod 7 mortés. Mossachusetts; Chas. “Mottivat, Go, G, 34 Penusyivauia | The relative friends are respec reserve; Corporal Lafayette Young, Co. H, 4th siiehigan attend the fone this (Wednesday) af games Bergdele, Co. H, 4th M:chigan ‘Corporal Bly B. | o'clock, from No, 117 Weat Vorteth sire 42d 'Pen:sylvania; Jobn P. Frick, please copy. Co. K, 4ih New Jersey; Charles A. Boyden, Co. A, 10il ¢ from » spaffblaias, on 3 Massachusetts; James Denney, Co. H, 12th infant: Prag, aged 47 ye: Wm. Price, 00:6, 12th Infantry? Johu Sobroder, Co. By as 93d Peursylvania, M. Horton, Co. E, 98d Pennsylvania; Thomas s Ryan, Co. K, 25th New York; Peniel st. Ciair, 98d Pouneylvuuts; B. Degau, Co'K, 61st New York’ A lap Oo Re bist New York; OeL ek. 11th Pennsylvania reserve; Aaron Souchner, Co. H, 11 PaRrox.—In Brooizlyn, on Me Vennsylvania reserve; Win. Exevbaur, Co. U, 7th Penu. | sox, in the 80:b year of his ag sylvania reserve: James Maiory, Co. , i¢Sth: Pennsy!. ends of the tainty are r vania; Heury H. Masther, Corporal, Co. G, 10th Maasa- | attond the funeral, from the rosiden ciuseits; J. Keam, Co. C, 4th New Jersey; Sevewinn | Mr. C. Wi in Bedford avennd. op Perce, Uo. G, 83d Pei mneyivanias Kehsler, Co. K, viii | Orphin Asylum, on Thorstay afterwoun, at Peni syivania; Joba aresteea y. doth New York; twelve o'eloex, without inrther notice, Wm. F. G. Young, C Co. B, Bd New Jersey, J Rapicam On Yuosday, July 22, a'tar a gh ritton, Co. D, st Mit ‘A. H. Rely, Oo. b, 1 tsi CAN, la tho dh Michigan; M, Tunis, feet ©. B, 3d New Jersoy; H. 4 Myers, Co. E, 16th agg ri = N. McKelvy, Co. K, 11th Pennsy’ ivania reserve; ard Stimp, Co. G, 12th New York; win B. enmiaenas Corporai, Co. D, 22d Mas. this (We: iat bts sachusetts: David Oonckisn, Co. K, "100t: New York; go papors please cop: Edward Giles, Co. D, 7ist New York; Johu Donvavan Snarent.—Or Fuerte fly 22, Frsvus wens F, od a Peng tvsnd Eulward Pons, Oo, D, 224 Maswac agest 76 years and 11 mo.t! reli, Co. K, 98th Ponna: rani F. Fos. Funoral services this (Wodnesiay) evonis;, at eile tors Car, dOtu Now Yuchs Pater Wall, Oo dy inte te | O'sientr na ihe eeteanes at ee eas 8 Mt Peet A . Thomas Go. Rik 3a B. Bodner, 143 WiGowt nee prosiya, ‘Vhs res wire w tie Cope.an fa be taker to videnee be ir teraeny elttives Gor, Th Kew "Yet 4,1 Co E, aud trieuds nro tavited ‘oationd. ‘ ~ a1) i g 7 rovidenve Portam ruil . H., peers vleass erpy. | a bo, 1th New Yor!:; Goo. Sleeper, oi Muh | | Rasmns Oa Monday, July Sy Reer Sieare, spe 3 - / co . Pe viacig’ ie feliicee and friends of the famt'> ~ro'rasnoctt : | 374m zen, si 6a See eee arse ie to atteng tho fnueral trom the weliccee of hep F. G. Weaicat, Co ioe On. B, a ae | i Se ef ai (i mete P few Hampsh ak ra James Ko! Te Ay 7 Pennsylvania. reier P -cemerne ae Pennsylvania reserve; RABAM, and on Tesla) r yebteyiesemrtr reserv ‘wen win babes oF of lewis W. and Sarah Ses a. ‘Alishank, Co. H, lith Poonsylvania roserv months, 8 and 4 are Felix Meparihy, Co. D, Hh ae Ge Saco! ‘The friands of family are respoctfaily Ernest, Co. H, 1ith infante 7; ee Miller, Co. G, 4th New Attend the funeral, from the fesldauce of tei 4 irney , bert Gohorn, aven Ha Arle ne 4 in Peoneyivania reansve ‘John B; 2d ae, Vals (Wednemtay) bciwinaon, a i” nd 4 o'clock. serve; Wm. Gotu, co. 0. A, 11th 'vivania ro- VALENTINE. —At Piermont, on Monda, th infantry Jobin ates aa m7, 08,D, o ney ivan 5 Wi right 0. let ‘ivanie’ y a m. Lh The reiativos and frieuta of the fam!ly, atso th: if his fachor-in-lawt, B. W. Davis, are Faspscctiiiy trite! to, attend the rime ‘withenit Further iavisat lonc> ir. wits 4 Willow ati ; | dames tater, ce ‘ Laruyetta sigue cose 12 (0, Hixdsen Boyle, Co. D, den How Jor 1 onl ae He July Zt, afer a Timietea ittuers, ‘Tio Ponnsylvania reverve; F. W. conee, co-pornt, Co Ramapo Vi saan : Chas. Benes, 0 ©, “ seer eek: im 0. — oe hee |, corporal, ow Jerse arew, ‘The rolatives and friends of the famii: rn 60. A, 13th New York mr Arai Miculgan} | tnvited to attecd the funeral, from tne tive n Danie Be A Tong infpads F. 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