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8 - Promotions, Appointments, Ppo! yo Resigua- following premoticcs and appointments malsy ine Govervor, m tbe New York Beate ‘elumtecr siuoe the pubjication of General Order No, 00, 2, 1862 — ‘SKOOND REMAN ote e Tames July 7, 1803; y Wo be Bneign, July 7, 1862, Pe avis eaighed “jonn ¥. Jonigon, to be Ensign. July 17, 1862, G. Taylor, resigned "Dwistant fae Tati to to be Captain, July 7, 1862, vise Geo. W. Thomas Beltva to be Lieutenant, July 7, 2862, Eaeign Thomas bt toe karte forker to be Ensign, July 7, 1862, ‘vice ‘REGILIT. Lieutenant L. Al jtus'Kobiy to be Captain, May 10, 3962, vice A. I. L’ Amor di Corpor: Oa, a] Francis A. Smith to be Ensign, May 10/1862," vino R.A. Van rd + John Wesley Tee to be Ensign, May 10; 1862, vice Stratton, di Lieutenant (i . Mink, to be Captain, July 10, 1862, ‘vice J. Owen Moore, resigned. FIFTH REC Who Ralph E. Prime to beLietenant, July 5, 1862, ‘\ a. Wes isgens Charles BMonigomery to be Captain, Juve vice’ Ste, . vice C. 8. Montgomery, promoted. ‘semen Thoe R Marcin to be kusigm; ume 27, 2862, vice \ W. Wheeler, promoted. ‘Sergeant Joho H. Berrian to be Ensign, July 5, 1862, ‘viee R. K. Prime, promoted. S2xTH KRGHORNT. Rasign Thos, J. Roberts, to bo Quartermasten (First Lievienaut), May 28, 1862, vice M. &. Bradiey, re- eC eegeant Thomas Duffey to be Ensign, July 1, 1862, vioo A.C. Palmer, never reported for duty. Sergent Major Robert Gill to ve Ensign, May, 28, 1862, viee T. J, Robert#, promoted, Captain J. W. Burgess to be Major, June 21, 1862, vice Wa. Newby, resimed. TENTH REGH IMENT Lieutenant Alfred Chamberlin to be Captain, July 8, 1862, vice F. M. Patrick, resigned. Lieutenant Chas. D. Stocking ‘to be Captain, July 9, 1962, vice John H. Miner, resigned. be’ Busign, July 15, 1862, Sergeant Joviah Hedden to vice H. A. ‘Spencer, resigned. Ensign George F. Taft to be Lieutenant, July 8, 1862, viee A. Chamberlin, promoted. Ensign Norwood A. Halsey to be Lieutenant, July 9, 1962, vice C. D. Stocking, promoted. ‘Sergeant Pucnam Fields no be Hisign, July 8, 1862, vice George F. Tait, promoted. = nt Ford C, ba wear) to be Ensign, July ®, 1862, A, Habey, “Mentenant Charles Ta “to be Quartermaster (Lieu- denant), June 21, 1862, vice —— Seeley, promoted {i the Brited States aa Ensign Harvey Ruaeell to be Lieutenant, June 21, 1062, Vico Charlee Hill, promoted. OU] ‘REGIMENT, Major Thomas Sf ape wate Lieutenant olonet, ee vice ©. Bok ee killed in actiop. [sss Michael t Pavtee, promovea. Liajor, June 27 18e2, vice wth Love, D. Avatar ro sta, Jaly 1, 1862, ‘ait B, Greenwell t be Basin, July 1, 1862, yee G. W. Griffith, killed in acti Sergeant Major ‘Attred J. ettrou ‘tobe Ensign, July 1, 3062, vice P. D. Alfuter, promoted. FIFTEENTH REGIMENT. T. Z. Gibbs to be Assistant Sugeon, July 16, 1862, viee ‘W. W. Ralizon, promoted. TWRYIETE REGIMENT. Baron Ernst Von Vegesack to be Colonel, July 19, 1862, vice Francis Weiss, resigned. TWENTY THIRD REGTERNT. Ensign William H. Jones to be Lieutenant, May 15, 38E2, vice N. T. Colby, resigned. ‘Sergeant Cyrus Kellogg to be Ensign, May 16, 1862, vice ‘W. H. Jones, promoted. Fergeant Major Terence Cook 10 be Ensign, January 10 r Terence ‘ 3868, vice E. 1. Reed, promoted. : ‘Sergeant James J.’ Bruce to be Ensign, June 14, 1862, viee fohn W. Sibell, resigned. Private W. Storrs (Forty.fourth regiment) to be En- "Feige 81. 1862, vice R. Hesoiat Killed in action. David Mek inle; Sign, May 27, 1802, P. Thompsen, in eitan TWENTY-RIGHTS KBGIMEST. ign James D. Ames to be Lieutenant, June 16, wa, vice ‘Volney Farley, resigned. ‘THIRTY-FineT RVGIMERT. Feanes McAtec to be Chaplain, October 30, 1862, vice W. Waldron, Jr., commissioned in the line.’ TUIRTY-FOURTH REGIMENT ear John Beverly to be Major, July 1, 1863, vice Gaus. |, Brown, kite’ i Seection. forgeant Robert J. "Kerby t to be | Ensign, June 19, 1862, vice i). E. Fuxon, deceased. Lieutenant Coknel Wm. H. Browne to be Colonel, , July @, 1962, vice Chas. H. Innes, resigned. "Captain James Walsh to be Lioutenant Colonel, July 6, 2062, vice D. E. Hungerford, resigned. THIRTY NEWTH RBG Major Chas. Schwars to be Lieuenast Colonel, Jane 19, 1862, vice &. Repettt, resi vice igned. « Captain Hugo Hiillebrands to be Major, June 19, 1862, View C. Schwarz, promotes First Lieutenant Bernard Baer to be Captain, Jume 19, 3862, vice H. Hillebrandt. _—— Anthony von Utassy to be First Lieutenant, June 19, 1862, vice B. Baer, promoted. fec nd Lieutenant Louis Riege to be First Lieutenant, dune 8, 1862, vice V. Leseine, oe in action, FORTIETH RBG First Lieutenant Jobu Hern to be Os Captain, June 5, 1862, "fired Licatenant Loule Fit ald to be Ca iret Lieatenan| ‘tegerald to tain, May ms, 1862, vice A.B. promoted. en Bergexnt Jacod A. ovington to be “Second Lieutenant, duly ©. 1962, vice MC. Pat mod Lieutenant Emmong F. Fletcher to be Virst ‘Lio: tenant, July 8, 1862, vieo A. W. Walcott, resigned. First Lcutepant ‘Heury J. ‘Straight to be Captain, July 1, 1862, vice H. Ungerer, resixued. Second Lieutenant C. H. Geaner to be First Lieutenant, Juno 5, 1802, vice Johu Horn, promoted. Sergeant M. Wilsou Piumley te be — Lieutenant, 5, 1262, viee C. H. Gesner, promot Beenad Lieutenant James R. [i steonages to be Ls eg tenant, May, 28, , 1808, vice L, Fiagerald, promo rgeant George C. Dew to be Second onbensat, Ma. 6, 1862. vice J. R. Stevens, promoted. xf Sergeant Alfred Malvers, to be Second Lieutenant, July %, 1862, vice E. F. Flotcher, promoted. Senet imine tye es J@utenant Jol ryer to be First Sapient dune 24,1862, Vice N. H. Van Winkle, resigned P Gaptaln Sohn Wilson to "Be" itor ptain a jor, say ly 18, 1862, vies ¥. ¥, Baker, promoted. ay 18, 1068, view Borgeant umes Jit Ruseell be Socond Li tenant, May 0 jeu 4, 1662, vice J. W. Anthes, promoted. sii Bergeant Major Joba B. Webber to be Seeond Lieuten sat, May 30, 1862, vice Charles W. 2.8 Gibbs, promoted. 0 bo ly 4, Lioutenant Colone! James C. A an wr Edwart to be Lieut 4, 1982, vice J. C. Rico, ye Saran TaN oan Freemau Connor to be Major, July 4, 1862, vice First Lleeionnat Eeteard B Captain, iret tenant Exlware be YOe2, vice ¥. Conner, prometed. -~ Becond Liewtenant Charles \). Gaskill to be First tenant, May 14, 192, view William W. Jones, Potent Sergeant Wm. R. Bowrne to be Seooud Liedtenans, Jay 4, 1262, vico ©. D. Gaskill, promoted. is 1 Joseph Ceet maly! 80 wenant Jo-ep! Tmeiy! to 1862, vice A. Bracklin, revigned. rds Res Medea Martin Peter to be First Lieutenant May 16, 1862. vive Joseph Ceermelyi a Sergeant Gustay Kors to be Secoad Tieutenant, May 10, 1962, vice Martin Peter, promoted. a hy ee mn tenant May 13, 1962, vieo WV. Bettig, resigned. . Fiest’ Tieatens = keen . irat Licutouant @. Hoeskerich to be Captain, June 21, vicw Jobo Hen kell, resi artenaut Frederick Schetfferdecker to Noda une ai, Liew:enant, June 21, 1862, vice G, Hueskerich , Sergeant i. Ruch tebe Second Lioutenant, 1062, V:0e F. Scheifferdecker, promoted. OE wrgeon W. uer lo Wee, vice M. W Townsend, resigned. ay Yid M Brown to be Assistant Sargeom, July 2, 1862, vice W. H, Tanner, promoted. ee REGTMERRT, er te be First Lieu- vORTY momTH Seeond Lieutenant Albert F. Whast, Moy 6, 1962, vice 8. G. ¢ , resigned. Major Oliver T. Beard to be Lieutenant Colonel, June18 8002. vice W. H. Rar Promoted, A acd, peemmten, in to be Major, June 18, 1862, Jjeutenaut James O. Paxson 208, viee Daniel C. Kaowlen, recignede ene? Same Bergeunt (brie pher Hf May 6, 1862, vice A. ¥. Myii ft Liewtonnut Wr. { to be First Lie. Vevang, June 18, 1802, vice W 1, Loekwood Woo ou Ligutenians Joh Hodive tobe First Lievens dune 20 1008, vies J. gre ROR, promoted. " reevnt tum to be To ae tenant Jane 20, 1902, view J. Bovina, promot — : ap, FORTY RENT Pap Flermann Hoase to be viet 562, view P. Maoh s decearert. Lieutenant Charles H. Liewsenant, June 21, 802, vi cued Lieutenant, June Hickinott to ve ¥ haries U. Bidwell, "e * w. we ered Liewtenams, A. Hickmott, promoted, Firat Lieutenai ae nee ioutenamt Orrin 162. vice P. C. Gilbort, resigned, moored Bergeant Joseph D. Heere to be Second Lieutenant, Corporal Remiey June 2, 1802, tieoG Say 1, 1962, vice W. 1. Mors |, Jr., resigned, FUTY FURY ROI EST, Job 1. Doxige vo he Surge 2, 1902, vice c. W , MUTY oReOR) RRutWRST Aawistant Kurgeen Juliva jay 1) be surgeon OF 180d, BOE GC Seb ding. roe Se ana | a@ YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS. aw YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1862. P. Jos. Reuss to be Assistant Surgeon, July 29, C. ted. viee J.C Bagg. eee is ; Captain Stephen Kovaes to be 8, 1862, viee Wm. F nolowel, June = Five Lieuleuant D. D. nto be Captain, May $1, | 96S; vice Win J. Wiltiana, Filed in action very SB) ENTE RA RT Major Philip J. Parrigen to bo Licutenant Oclone!, Fe- BA ‘WSR, viow J. A. Page, resigned. Charics Thurston Greene “Greene © be Second 1, 1602, view Lyman W, Shedd, resigned (SIXTY. PIRET KIDD. Prederiék W. Grannis to be Second Lieutenant, Apri 26, 1862, ‘T. G. Morrison, promoted view atenant, July Miles jen to be Lieutenant Colonel, May 31, 1842, Masrett, killed in action. SUXTY-SRCOND KAGIMENT . in Wilson Hubbel to be Major, May $1, 1862, vice 0; ¥. Deyton, promted. SLXTY-FOURTH RISGIMENT. Joeutepant Colonel Daniel G. Bingham to be Colone) July 12, ‘re, vice Thomas J. Parker, . ‘SEVENTY: RBG IMI Lieu tepant Rinaldo F. Jones to be First Lieutenant, July pold Murcus, resigned. ret Llectenant Willian Toomey to be Captain, July 7, 1862, vice W. J. O’Netl, resigned, Sei t William Lang ago Meh Secoud Lieutenant, Tuly 7, 1962, vice George W Ticei Lieutenant “john W, Holmes to be ‘se Epa, July 2, 1862, vice Stephen M. Doyle, , Rilled im aot ot Wiliam C, Brooks to tyme Lieutenant, July 7, 1862, vice Thomes Clark, promoted. ‘Second Lieutenant Wakeman Holbertson to be First Lieutenant, July 7, 1862, vice Withain Toomey, promoted. Second Lieutenant William H. Post to be First Lieute- nant, July 2, 1862, vice J. W. Holmes, promoted Sergeant Major Henry J. McDonough to be Second Liew. tenant, July 2, 1862, vice W. H, Post, promoted. Sergeant Major Morria Solomon to be Second Lien tenant, July 7, 1862, vice R. E. Jones, promoted, Second Lieutenant Thomas ‘clarke to be a Lieutenant, July 7, 1862, vice W. P. Holl, Jr., resigned. SEVENTY-WIFTH REGIMENT. Second Lieutenant Charles Hough Cox to be First Lieu- tenant, June 16, 1862, vice W. D. Hamilton, Sergeant Samuel Morwin Cheesbro to be Second Lieute- nant, June 16, 1862, vice ©. H. Uox, promoted. SBVENTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT. Second Lieutenant Ansil Dennison to be First Lieuten- ant, May 11, 1862, vice P. A. Cobb, resigned. Seiden Helzel to be Major, May 15, 1862; reappointed. Quartermaster Sergeant Henry Ogilvey to be a masier (First Lieutenant), June 21, 1862, vice 1. Shurtlif, resigned. ‘Stephen 8, Horton to be Captain, July 26, 1862, vive C. ©. Hill, resigned. Captain Samuel MoKee, United States Army, to be Lieu- tenant Colonel, July 18, 1862, vie J. C, Henderson, re, siened. ‘Adjutant Winsor B. French to be Major, June 1, 1862, vice 8. Hetzel, commission revoked. SRVENTY-NINTH REGIMENT. First Lieutenant George W. Pier to Captain, May 13, 1642, vice W. St. G. Haliott, promoted. Ser Major Robert Armour, to be Second Lieuten- ant, May 12, 1882, vice G. 8, Conover, resigned. Second Lieutenant John F. Coulter to be Adjutant, May 16, 1862, vice Lawrence Beatti, resigned. cond Lieutenant Keith Gilmore tobe Firet Lieutenant, May 16, 1862. vice Gavin Hamiiton , resi Re t, May 16, 1862, vice John R. Hunter, resigued. Fifa eon “ Campbell to be Captain, May 16, 1862, ie, recent. nt gn Be Beoond ‘Meatenant, May ar Puli ate, Sergent fajor James Reed to bg Soetind Tohieans: June 20, 1867, yice James Kinnear, deceased. Second Lieasenant Thomas W. 'Robertson to de Firat May 1¢, 1862, vice Robert Campbell, pro ag William 8. Ross (6 be Second Lieutenant, May 16, 1862, vice T. W. Robertson, promoted. nt Wm. C, Clark to be Second Lieutenant, May 16. oh ree Kieth Gilmore, pj Color Serggant John R. Manc’s5 Second Lieutenant, May 12, 180h, vice Jaa. Gilmore, promoted. Second Lieutenant t James Gilmore to be Firet Lieutenant, 12, 1862, vice G. W. Pier, promot ee ant Frederick Kochert to be Second Lieutenant, May te, 1862, vice Jobn F. Scalia 2c promoted. IGHTY-FIRST REGU Sergeant James Martin to be First ret Lieutenant, June 7, 1962, vice H. W. Green, resigned. Second bape ‘HHas A. Fish to be Captain, May Si, Uatciemes 0 Colcmel Jacob J. J. De Forest to ‘be Glonel, July 7, 1862, ¥: 1win Rose, resigned, Sergeant R. Herbert bert Wiloagany tobe, Segond. Liewten Sergeant ant, July 7, 1862, vice ‘Second Lievzenant R. D. S. Tyler to be Firet Lievtenant, July 6, 1862, viee John G. Philips resigned, tJ Forest to bo Second Lieutenant, Maj Sts 1902, race Bae Fh 1962, wfoe Ej De Forest, promot Ser; ‘xeant Benj. W. Richardson to be Second Lieutenant, July 5, 1862, vice R. D. &. Tyler, promoted. AGHTY-AECOND REGIMENT. Captain James Huston to be Lieutenant Colone), May 26, 1862, vice H. W. Hudson , promoted. Captain Thomas W. Baird fo be Major, July 2, 1862. vice ———— Dimmick, deceased. XIGRTY THIRD REG! Sergeant Felix Hirt to be First Lies Lieutenast, June 24, 1862, vice J. P. Lockman, resigned. ‘KIGHTY-FIFTH RBUIMENT. Jobn A. Brown to be Captain, May 30, 1862, reap- pointed. eulenabt Colonel, July 7, WGUTY -STXTE REGIMENT. Second Lieutenant Jasper H. Tall to be Quertermaster (First Lieutenant), June 27, 1862, viee Byron Spence, re- signed. in Robert Barton to bé Second Lieutenant, June 27, 1862, vice J. H. Tall, promoted. GUTY -NINTH REGIMENT. Second Liontanant nt Hoary ©, Roome to be Captain, June 23, 1802; vice W. B. Gurneey,, resigned. ‘William Harris to be Sécond Lieutenant, June 23, 1862, vice H C. Roome, promoted. JONETE-TRURD REGDEES Second Lieutenant Gurdon G. Moore te be First Lieu- tenant, July 4, 1862, vice J L. Young, Sergeant Abram Burr Beec! albecond Lieutenant, July 9, 18€2, vice Harvey Sergeant William Ball to aie, July 4, 1862, vice G. G. Moore, promoted. MINETY-FOURTE RDGIMENT, hem Kress to be Major, July 10, 1863,.vice W R. % > Franklin B. Hough to. De Bu Surgeon, ran, Daly 3, 1862, vice —— Marvine, resigned. MINBTY-EIGHTA REG) William BH. ‘8 to be Second TLieuienant, Apri} 30, 1862, vice ws w. (don, ye ON HUNDRED AND FIRST REGIMENT. Pag fm Chester 10 be Colonel, July 26, 1862, vice E. my ae ‘AND SECOND REGIMERT. Second Lieutenant George W. Howland to be Quarter. master ines a) June 28, 1862, vice J. A. Me venson, re Sergeant Major John H, Bartlett to be Second Liew. tenant, Juve 28, 1862, vice G. W. Howland, promoted. ONE HUNDRED AND TRIRD REGIMENT, Second Lieutenant Christian oy re hho tenant, April 27, 1862, vice Thomas First Lieutenant Eaward hone aa tobe 5, Sue 90, 1862, vioe H. Reuter ‘ . pm, ace th to be Second Lieutenant, 1962, vice C."Rochrich , promoted. ‘Becond Lieuten ant Charles Stahl to be First Lieutenant, Jane 30, 1862, vice. w. [eceeen at promoted. Second Lieutenant Gottfried Straus to be First Lieu- tenant, April 4 1962, vice F. C. Tucker, Frederick Wendel to be Second Lieuten- ant, April 4, 1862, vice Gottfried Straur, promoted. Ber te Von Rottenburg to be oe ror'g Lieuten- ant, June 30, 0, 1802, vice Charles Stahl, ner as Srusten N. Richardson to tenan: vusten a be Becond I ey. J, Hemstreet, a Beoond Line pone, ONE BUXDAED AND 517TE Seeond Lieutenant E. D. Woodworth to be it Lieu. tenant, July 10, 1862, vice David Gould, Jr. , resigned. con Wilbur wo be Second 4 Lieutensat, July ) vice E. D. Woodworth, ‘FIFTH REGIWERT CAVALBY. Captain William P. Pratt to be F a Major, May 28, 1862, vice Edward Whiteford to be First Lieutenant » May 80, 1862, ‘ = Ca 72.0. Morton t0 be Captain, a ja, vice George 4. Bennet t, resigned. io jasbington rheeler to be Majer, July 1, 1862, ice P. G. Voight ¥ roight, Tenigned: it Seth B. jerto June 11, 1862, vice G. Hl Niatole, rergosarns ewenat, Seoond Lieutenant Henr; Second Lieutenant William D, Lucas to be Fires Lieu- tenant, Jaly 1, 1962, vice Lavi Curtis, pe suiy ita ie WD, nas, promote. — oan meee Be "Beoon’ 1 Lieutenant, May "own 4. Paige to beri Lieutenant, July 1, 1862, Battalion Quartermaster Linson 8. DeForest to be Se cond Lieutenant, June 11, 1863, vice 8. B. Ryder, pro ‘Second Lieutenant W. B. be First June 21, 1908, vice George fy A RRR, ~ gree Eugene Sullivan Second Lieutenant, Jun June 21, 1962, vice W. B. Cary, promoted. First Lieutenant A. C1 ory ‘be Captain, J . Crocker t0 june 27, 1862, wien Srocwenn Use, rewigned. . Second Lieutenant Rebert Crosier to be First Lieute. nant, June 27, 1862, vice G. A. Crocker, premoted. exigueat Forgus’A. Easton to be Seound Livutenant, June 27, 1862, vice Robert Crozier, promoted, SEVENTH KECMBRT CAVALRY, Sergeant Daniel Whittaker to be “no Lieutenant, — 1862, vioe H. P. Goddard, ree HIGHTA REGIMENT ‘cavaioge James P. Swain wo be Second Lieutenant, Juse , view W. M. Bristol, dismianed. ia Henry Orson Pope to be Second Lieutenant, May 14, 1862, vice A. K. Miller, renigned, P l ale er RROIMERT CAVALRY, Jorporal Luther Herrick to ve Second Lieutenant, Ma; 23, 1962, viee D. W. {apharn, promted 4 Ansiatant Surgeon Wm. B. ‘Rulieua to be Surgeon, Jul 16, 1862, view Johm Spencer, promoted. eee PIRST KRG MINT AU TILLERY. Myron J. Davix to be \asistant Si IH iiyron 3 Davin to f wurgeon, July 9, 1862, © ve iret Liew ¢ a ABOORD RAVPALION ARTILLERY nas u. Maen fo $e teens be Seoond Lieutenant, Mayfié, 18¢2, “nan etd AMTLLERY. First Lieutenant Willian Stumct to be Captain, July 19, 1002, vice T. F. Mots, ‘SLYTeENTH Sergeatt maomRichud ti. Lov tv {rT Eroond Licutenany, April 21, Tsadarvice th ENGINEER E iy K.. Yaleott to be Second Lieutenant, July 3, 18€2, vice ‘Bingham , Sa Be hereby promoted and appointed wil! imme- oun report for duty »¢ the headquarters of ther re- SActive regiments, Dattatious or batieries, y order of the Commander in Chief. THOS. HILLHYUSE, Adjutant Genera). THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN, ROBT. L. MeCOOK Exasperation of the Soldiers in His Regi- ment—Excitement in Nashville. {Correspondence of the Philadelphia Prese.} Nasavi.se, August 7—Midnight. ‘The city ts in a perfect uproar of excitement over the details of the death of the brave Geo. Robert L. MoCook, of Obic, His remains arrived im town w-night, and are wow lying at the Commercial Hotel. 1 write this et midnight, and therefore am unable to send you as full particulars ag could wish. On Tues- day last Gen. Robt. L. MeCoult, who was at the time very sick, was in aa ambulance near Selem, Ala., on his way to his brigade. The ambulance was travelling over the usual] military road, and, about tem o'clock in the morn- ing, it arrived at a plantation where there was an abun- dance of water. After refreshing themselves thoy passed ox with the wounded General. Intelligence of hia whereabouts and condition was quickly spread, it is supposed; for before the ambulance bad proceeded three miles the driver digcovered that be was pursued by guerillas. It was imposeible to think of flight, and General Me- Cook’s condition prohibited any idea of rescuing him. The guerilla leader orderea the ambulance te stop, the assassins at the same time surrounding it. The vebicie was then upeet, and the sick officer turned into the road. While on his knees, helpless, sick, and pleading for quar- ter, he was fired ai bya ruian, and ehot through the Bide, “The wound was fats General McCook surviving it but a fow hour. He bore his sufferings herotcally, aud to the last manifested ited spirit. His last words were, ‘Teil ‘tleck. if luding to his brother, Gem. Alex- ander McDowell Me! .) and the rest that i have tried to live like a man and do my duty.” When the news of the murder became known among the camps, the excitement was intense, The Ninth Uhio, MeCook’s own regiment, on learning of the assassination, marched back to the scene of the occurrence, burned every house in the neighborhood and laid waste the lauda. Several mea who were implicated in the m taken out and hung to trees by the infuriated soldiery. ‘The guerilla ied ing throughout the State is increasing ly, and bands of these robbers are forming ip every banmilet. The train J came down in from Batile creek was fired into at differeut points. Fortunately, no damage was done to the pergone of any of the pas- rs. train for Columbia to-day wns fired into py guerilla parties, at various pouts on the road, apd one man was killed and thirteen wounded, Immediate, prompt and decisive action should be taken in the mater, guerilae fa are forming here W assist in the captu e cl As ig: ate Ae per ie bt Ae fa increasing in the city, and the streets are alive with the pOpuiace. Amavement and revenge are pictured upon every counte- nance. The death of General MeCook wii] be remembered here, aid d tertibié Fetridution will fal! upon the barbar- ous 8 ine of this brave and gallant leader, Go" ero jor Jobuson aad other prominent Union men have called to view the remaing. The Governor was visi- bly affected by the eight of the corpee of bis late friend. ‘Ye'is rumored tbat a number of Prominent secessionists in this eity have beou ehot to-night by exasperated Union- ete. Meow The Remains of General McCook. Cinanxats, August 8, 1862. At a meeting of the City Counei] this morning, a com- mittee of three was appointed to act in connection with other committece, to pay the last tribute of respect to the late General McCook, with power to proceed to Louisville, to escort the body to the city. Resolutions were passed that the City Council attend the funeral, that the Mayor invate the different military and civic asecciations and the Chamber of Commerce to do likewise. Another Arrest on a Charge ef Dis- loyalty—The Accused Alleges a Busi- ness Conspiracy Against Him. UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S OFFIOR. AvGver 8.—An elderly German, over twenty years a reeident of this city, named Theobold Middleman, and now doing businees in Washington market, was brough, to the Marehal’s office by policeman Jaynor, of the Third precinet, Peter Miller, one of the Marshal's redoubtable aide, and a posse of loyal Irish costermongere, on a charge of giving aid and comfort to the enemy by being green enough to talk secession amoung cabbages and cucumbers (oysters being defunct at thie seagon ef the *year) in that vegetarian locality, Wasbington market, ‘The accusers say ire Mr. Middleman deciared that i there was a draft rpc ee they (the ores soul hve rabid ‘the war. ‘on & Sah ary. Made mab asserts that he has had two suns in the Union arm’ that be is no secession; that he .is willing to take the oath of allegiance, and charge is instigated by the ares < psd geen who are anno; 7000 we rity i for le bis faiths and CF ‘el ‘se Me geo ei ‘coused was transmitted to thes Superinvendoot ore Police, there to be consigned to Fort Lafayette or inducted to loyalty and the Union. The Dismissed Army Officers, 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, New Youu, August 8, 1862. In your issue of the 6th inst. I find my name an nounced in the list of diemiesed officers from pied 1 Deg you to correct this T tendered m: ons and received an benorenle. ieobarge from the mili tary’ service, Respectfully — JOSEPH J. YATES, Late Quartermaster Bixty-seoend regiment, N N.Y.S.V. City Intelligence. EXCITEMENT ABOUT WENDELL PHILLIP8—AN ABOLI- TIONIST PUY TO THE PEST, AND FOUND WANTING. About half past two o’closk yesterday a crowd was gathered around the office of the Evening Post, and great excitement prevailed. One of our reporters, in passing by, stopped to ascertain the cause of it, when he found a Spe, strapping, intelligent, earnest Irishman in excited diacussion with an athletic abolitionist, both under thirty years of age. The abolitionist was upholding Wendell Phillips and the Irishman was denouneing him, and the crowd, becoming excited, seemed to be disposed to lynch the abolitionist. At length the Irishman put him in « corner, and said:—‘J am the father of five children— you probably have none. Wiil you come along with me now, and enlist for the war, if you dare?” The white- Ivered abolitionist shuffied and shirked, and at last back- @d out, ammidat the jeere and scoffe-of the crowd. Tus New Hanizy Riven Buvcs.—The last one of the eight feet iron columns composing the sub-structure of Harlem bridge has been sunk, sealed uncapped, and will remain open for the exammation of the public until the 12th inst. To thoee who desire it opportunity will be afforded to go below the bed of Harlem river. 4 Exconerow 70 Tax Fisting Bawné.—The steamboat R. L. Mabey will proceed on vise oma gats laden Cholera Banks on Sunday The wel) known pilot, Anderson Ghotwelt, ‘will be on board. New Jenery Sovvms.—The steamboat Thomas P. Say antes about three hundred copvalesesnt Newark at Fort Hamilton yesterday (Friday) afternoon, How Mery Ans Daarrep.—In ion the ‘‘Mada- waska war,’ when were drafted a number of Sy the men in to do military duty were assembled, and a of vlecee of paper were prepared, on part of which ten the werd ‘‘Go,” and every man was required paper, and if ‘he drew a Diank of course he he drew Go,” then he was required Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Livanroo1—seamship Arabia, ai Boato a Rie ees tie Winn, Dt i f ae tise ad vell, three children aoa +B A ine a Were RS Fer Henry bg idle, ara op cay Berry. prianeari Cw bure, Samet Gunn, Vides, jarpeles, Mr Onaruet, William Hasti eretet anon Timon, Bishop te tn Lag Menara Peet Grats *. Protas Pi icipven, i fr pyon, deel Willian am Logan, A Lindgren hens, Bamuel Tits fany “Hom 0 Uy, McKay, Murphy, Kroeuier Yatien, by Thonias Druw: Rev oad Sina 00 OM id, Mr Pentquial t % jatein, uiuoratie fi Dymeri 4 80m, i gd oon, 7 ha | narnton, wife and free children, I “temyrongete : and indy, Migm Ree Hers ‘W ltestone and | t dj \ Fate inc ete it Motu pon fie ss) Batthrwer th, Balt Mins’ Duty, Mi sf Mien "R Woods J monk R eredivn, ‘ duu Wels, J dtorria, B Rebley, J fer Pi L Ormond, ‘iT (ond Willer Wn Gottard, Me | ‘Ne Moare. Tate Tt Mr March, P Renato i, Mr Wilson, Mr Lowes, JD’ Pia J Loiwion, WB Fassett. Hirrom fTeap, 8. C.—Steamship Star ofthe Sout Co. By, 6th Coun Vola: Ob mple vate ani Ware, vn Maines Mews s Keily, Majo Mw . AM ole Mare FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faiway, august 8—6 P.M. Money is oflered Grerywhere at 4 per cent, and ‘We bear of Large loans at 3.0 374. The deposita af the Bub-‘treasury at 4 Pr cemt (amounting to-day to $150,090) Sperate to maintain the price of Yhonéy. Certificates of indebtedness have risen to 9974. Demand notes took an upward start to-day, and are quoted 105% 0106. This will ouly be temporary, if the government does net enter the market again as a buyer. ‘There was another collapse in gold to-day. It opened at 114, fell to 113, and 112% between the boards; wold at 114% at the second board, and closed that bid. The bulls are generally hastening to sell out. Exchange was dull to-day; but bankers are unwilling to sell below 124% 2126. These rates cannot be maintained. Confidence is eteadily reviving; gold hoards are being sold out, and bills will soon be in excess of the demand unless rates decline materially. The dry goods import for the week ending to-day—comprising many goods imported in the hope of being entered under the old tariff—amounts to over $2,000,000. The stock market was active and buoyant to- day. Confidence seems to be re-established among operators, and all the commissions have orders to buy. At the first board all classes of governments were better; the 6’s of 1881 rose % per cent, the 5's of 1874 8%, the 7.30 notes 3. These latter pay better interest at present prices than the other go- vernment stocks. Bonds were in better demand; there was an inquiry for Northwesterns at 114 per cent above yesterday's price. Pacific Mail reco- vered from the depression of yesterday; it ad- vanced 124 per cent at the first board. At the same board New York Central rose 34, Erie %, Erie preferred 5%, Harlem 134, Michigan Central ¥, Southern old 4, guaranteed MG Illinois Cen- tral 24, Cleveland and Pittsburg %4, and Rock Island %. Between the boards very little business was done. At the second board govern- ments and New York Central were a fraction lower than in the morning; but the rest of the market was better and closed firm. The following were the closing quotations:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 9934 a 34; United States 6's, coupon, 1881, 9944 a 24; United States 5’s, 1874, 86% & %; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 1034 a 24; Tennessee 6’s, 50 a 4; Virginia 6’s, 51 a 53; North Carolina’6’s, 65 a 66; Missouri 6’s, 45448 %4; American. gold, 11234 a 113; Pacific Mail, 111% a 112; New York Central, 9234 a 54; Erie, 353% a %; do. preferred, 85% a 7 %j; Hudson River, 47 0%; Harlem, 16 re" do. preferred, 3954 40; Read- ing, 58% a 69; Michigan Central, 63% o w Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1% a; do. guaranteed, 59% a %; Panama, 138 a 4; Illinois Central, 5924 a 5%; Galena and Chicago, 69% Cleveland and Toledo, 48% & %; Chi- cago and Rock Island, 64% a 65; Chicago, Burling- ton and Quincy, 80 a %; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 33% a 34; New York Central 7’s, 108 a 110; Erie third mortgage bonds, 99% a 100; Michigan Central 8’s, first mortgage, 10824 a %; Tinois Central bonds, 7’s, 96% a 97. After the second board the market was firm—Erie about 36, and Erie preferred about 66. The Galena and Chicago Railroad Corapany have secured from the owners @ perpe‘al Jease of the Chicago, Iowa and Nebracg Railroad, which is the extension of the @nlena line into Jows. This lease places the QSlena company in| control of a line of road running 300 miles west- wardly from Chicago, through the richest and most prosperous section of the West. Persons who have just returned from tho West state that the earnings of the road this fall will be the largest in its history. Thus far this year the Galena haa done exceedingly well. The following is a state- ment of the earnings of the line for the first seven months of 1862, as compared with the same months of 1861 and 1860:— EARNINGE OF THE GALENA 4D Cuicaco Raway. 1860. 861. 1862. 1 96; 106,180 11,079 101/591 100,767 16,175 108,40 86,654 140,602 158,194 164 933 215,708 o 344,127 190,971 Total 7 months. $587,002 68,080 985,473 The earnings of last year enabled the Galena to pay eight per cent in dividends. At the rate the traffic is increasing, and with the present harvest, there is no reason to fear that this dividend will be decreased. Galena bids fair to hold the same rank among the Western roads that New York Central does oe the roads of the East; its stock is selling foF twenty-five per cent less. We understand that suits have lately been insti- tuted against the Watertown and Western Railroad, which will embarrass the contemplated reorganiza- tion of the western portion of the old La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. The sale of the western division has been postponed, and the opponents of the Cowdrey plan seem to be confident of success. The business of the Bub-Treasury was ae follows to-day:— —For custome. The exchanges at the Bank morning were $20,943,330 11, and the balances $1,136,357 76. The United States Trust Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable August 9. The following are the rates of interest allowed Joi Discount houses at Do., with seven days’: ® Frpa! 1962. 7, Ai Us 208 PoaPdchte M3503 M11 3600U86's, orwiXy Em do. 11s 1000 US 6's, '65,reg 93 34000 U 8%, "4,c00 80 bens: SM 800 Galena & Chi RR. 6044 0 WO. i... 0995 1260 Cleve & TolRR.. 48 100 do. 200 Chi 100 1 Chi, Bur RR. hed do... 200 Mil & Pr da SRCOND BOARD, 60 Bhs a lo. Prer.bI0 6x 100 Harlem RR...680 16 vty be. 97 60 Harlem a tea 40 W&C Im oF wo do.. 30% 11000°ChANW ase’'t 60 60 as . avi! &Wab2m 645% 100 Reni: SRR ..030 60 L, Al&Uhilm 90 100 ich Gen RI. 63% joan guid. 11360 Mich S & N Ia Rit seve IBM 100 do, de 112% 160 stich 8 & Nin gs 6 she National Bk. 90 WO, seteee 2 Paciie MSs Go.. Tit ” no lw do 12 vr ao: +40 ‘ 100 NY Con! RR. oy ah es 250 do. Ti. 100 do. — 200 Erie RR pref 10 Nor a Work Fd $00 &. ed ncapialhenarmpi nissan comparative statement of tbe im- 7 goods at New York, for the week ince January 1 = site 64, : Sais se8i000 3,757,278 January 1. at Jo so 0, 178 82,205,810 Stee SBieveoet 36 876.322 ilieila Heereeig! + Prag table it will be geen that the goods en” this port the present week have been large and bosques ath tc 3 and nearly ijls gorda entered for consuuiption, waallens amounted Ene ae to 560, 186,637, 96. tal $1,546, 187. The excessive hot weather luring the week has tended to check trapeactions among jobbers, while prices of staple cotton goods have not materially varied in prices. The lower rates at which raw cotton ruled in the fore part of the week tended to prevent any materialadvanee in prices. The fail trade bas not yet been fully inaugurated, but ® fair busiuess is doing with the West and for the California trade, All goods suitable for government purposes, whether for tents, sails or clothing, were firm. ly held in anticipation of an increased demand for the supply of the new levy of troops which are to take Importers, looking te the advantage of ees a ania were holding staple articles, including” doth cottons, woelleus and silks, af hij pr: Ame- rican printing cloths were still held at 10c. per yard; brown sheetings and shirtings were unchanged; prints were in moderate demand and prices without Tinbor tant alteration. Drills and duck were held at p= prices, Fancy cassimeres were in fair demand at ful prices. ‘Wooliens, including flannels, were sustained. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, August 8—6 I’. M. BReADstvFYs.—Flour—The market was more even and easier for State and Western brands, while other dercrip- tions were unchanged. The sales embraced about 12 000 bbis., closing within the following range of of pal icon:— Superfine State....,. a 525 Extra State.. 525 w 6 35 500 a 625 530 a 625 630 a 625 Southern mixed to good superfine. $30 a 590 Extra do........... 600 a 700 Good to choicefami iy do. 700 x 750 Rye flour.. a is 490 Cora meal, ‘Jersey and Brandy win 3 —Canadian ‘flour was heavy and the demand itnitod while the sales embraced about 900 bbls., closing within the above range of prices, Southern flour wag in moderate demand and prices were~heavy, with a tendency to lower rates. Sales of 1,100 bbls. were made at the above prices. Rye flour was unchanged, while gales in- cluded about 150 bbls. Corn meal was steady and in good demand, with sales of 1,500 bbls. reported at the above sone. Wheat was firm at the ening, especially for good tq primo lots, while inferior and common quaiiljes wore heavy ,and le. ir 2e. per bushel lower, The transactions embraced about 70.000 "aphels, at $1 32a $1 5 for rod Western, $1 87 a $1 33 for amber do.,$1 45 a $1 66 for prime white Micaigan , a, 60 "small lot Of choice white Kentucky, $1 1: $1 MF chicago spring, 3%. 17 161-24 for Masco cit, $1 24 a $1 20 for amber Toe and Green Bay. Corn was less active and "ouoyant, ‘thor unchanged in prices; the sales embraced about 76,000 busheis, at 50c. a 52c. for heated, 6%. a Bac. for shipment eastward, and 57c. a 58c. for good to prime Western mixed Rye was im igh’, supply and prices were steady, ut 76c. a 78c for Wstern and 88c. a 8c, for * cal and barley Dyait were quiet and prices “ale firm, with sales of Western and Cana. fihd at 48320. a 49c. for State ‘ket was quiet and prices steady, while Corrox.—The market was more active and prices were firmer, with sales of 1,500 bales, closing stiff on the basis of 48c. ter middling uplands. FauGnrs.—Engagements were light, affd rates heavy ‘and lower. ‘To Liverpool 26,000 a 30,000 bushels wheat were engaged, in ehip’s bage, at 123¢e., with some smal! lots of flour at 3s. 6d. ‘To London flour was reverted at 8s. 1033d., and wheat et 133gd., in ship's bags. One or two charters were reported tolrish ports at p.t. Rates to Glasgow were slack. To Havre they were light and nominal. Provisions.—Pork—The market was firmer, with in- creased activity. The sales embraced about 1 bbis. at $11 26 a $11 50 for mess, the latter figure for heavy weight, and at $9 75.$9 87 for prime. Beef was firm with sales of 226 bbis. at $13 50 a $14 for plai.: mess and at $14 50a$15 for extra mess. Bacon was in fair de- mand, while sales were limited. Cut meats were in good request and prices were firm, with sales of 400 ages: at de. a 43gc. for shoulders ‘and at 5%c. @ 634c. for hams. Lard was steady, with sales of 1,000 packages at 8 3c. 934. Butter wus tn moderate do:nand State was ing at 16c. a 1Tc. in tubs, and at 18c. for prime, in fir kins, and Ohio 1c. a l4c. Cheese was at Tc. a Siac. for State and at oie, & 7340. for Ohio. huc.—a sale of 100 bags Rangoon were made at p. t. SvGaks were in good request, aud the auction sale of New Orleavs exhibited an advance of 6. a 140. per Ib. The saies embraced about 3,000 hhds; 1,800 of which were Now Orleans, sold by au-tion, at T3gc. for inferior, to 10-94 for prime. The remaidder (about 1,200 hhds. } consiated chicily of Cubag, mostly within the range of 8c. SHIPPING | NEWS. ALMANAC FOR ¥2W YORE—tuI8 DAY. oO Risee. —_— morn 7 47 Port of New bes — 8, 1862. Steameh of Washington jrooks, Qu.enstown pres. pte, trom cue rz Nace. (Ham), pron an Parkersburg, Hoffman, New Orleane—H B mers CTiuiv Adelaide, Cutting, Liverpool—Willlams & Guion. . Cu n Ship Great Western, Harber. LiverpooleF Mishardson & iui x jonpareil, -T Richard a Bae poner Tati aon Hater ao. ae on Bierra Doudn Foster, Liverpooedt Bi D Proskman s bag Queen of the Fleet (Br), Hilton, Gissgow—Edmiston yas, Atkinson, Curacoa—J Foulke's Boos, Berk ioe ——, St Thomas, 4o—Maitiand, Phelps & Co. A Baker, lew Orleans— Robson & Fos- Purino (for), ——, Corte, #e—Holmboe & Co. inwail—J F Joy Jones & Co, ins—Smit) ndsor—D B, Dewalf. thportBrett, Bon letoalf & Duncan. nagua—T GI . rc & 2 eget ipo ope rig Apa (Br) a \ Suri Mary, Norton, Blt $cie), Pe Yarmouth R De “Yarmon D, Faikindurg, Alcsaml-ia—B D Hurlbut & s Davis, serach Kenny. ahingre—B Dijturtbut & On Grane, Baatport—J Malley, Boston Max: rhe HS Rackett. Bloop Mary Gray, Hanson, Uncasvilio=H & Racket, ARRIVED. ), Hal of Manchester x (BED. ealerey, taverposk, Dale. Haporiencea A Soran well a a a ‘Tet July 23, lat 43 43, Naples, June 21, in ballast, Beatin ai Bt rp Ws on yr Minder Loudon, {7 days, in ballast, to ), Splegelbark, Truro, Eng, om. in ; sinee ny westy, winds and ‘Roston), ), Snaling, New Betrors pact speke Chih ee ong i, er bums a mek, spoke eran Sih white), of ede aye ei maa, i fot ehsean “1 Frith, ah ve sept ape teens? ras, Scr fare ‘en ¥ miles’ N in ann and aft ‘ohr of wveut 200 tone tone, bowom ups aa bowters qe Zon. Cole Baltimore. 4 tx John Tan : Shr ae atin toon Vit ony? Bel Aes New ford, 3 days. Bow man, New 5 ea re Bickerson, Bosion for ‘Alban, yy Saage: ‘Lovell, ih pend Flower, Hake: a ft kiya! sommy, ret Rha Fasinran Ble.” AY: pe, pac por ae BELOY. eel ts Liverpool, Joly 4, with meee, wo iter) od days, from Liverpec’. sche geht east the pumps, and eee exertion to to save.the whip, but ihe were eaten U e rand eulphur ore Riitbecame useless.” On the 230 of-Juue. the ship was fest sinkts ‘when a signal of distress was iol: 1, and the sehr Ehariee Helen. ber assistance, iltiams, of r, frome Pornaron for pre came to ans Glasgow, came 10, Pet sienna fanded them all at Amiwicls on the Oth July, at 6 PM. Baux E A Rawzixs, employed tn stated by telegraph from Ban Franc to have bewn zecen'. fod athe niovth of the Col. he bad » Uirzo of comtnlarary stoves for Fort Fi valtea cap vovieng Scum Asay Beat Frovidence 7th yw Bedsor on the mornii 6th, of Sew per P oon ler away ie head of maimmast wie Bhip Isaae H: 495 tons, now ie at New London, has been Einiaee from the whati ness, and sold to par- tues in Boston, to be employed in Le merchant service, Lavuxcaxp—A ship of about 1160 tons burthen, named Ran- oon, was to be launched from Jonn Currier sr 3 iy at tad 8 on Thursday. She ships ownad by CO ‘tru. fant and BW Marston, pin ‘of ance IAP Boyd, of Chel- sem, and Bla. from New Bedford 1h inst, bark Mornivg Star, Luce, Atlantic Ocean. A Heller rectived from one of the oMeera of ship Mary, Morrison, of Edzartown, reports her at Kema taken 3 whales since last report. He mentions ihe reported jou of ship Mohawk, Swain, of Nantucket, and sup; osect loss of captain and ciew, Kem: bas been :ound, ana. government service, ie all tof the vessel fe ings belong eto Une captain. Jark Rodman, Whit.cn, N! a BD, Atlantic, Coleman, Ni seket, were at Kola ‘The cay tin of the pe Mego oe y ove of hig, crew who came on board intoxicated; he was recovering. a Spoken, We. 4 Blip Abbott Lawren + Putten, from Melbourne (or ’ giage ‘ship, pitee siiston Hoibrok, f Newcastle for ® Matur, Hoibrook, froma ‘ cinco * aa." tim tes EB of Newcastle, NS' an Fran. ut j Tae Lincoly, Mason, trom Liverpool {oF Cale: tin, May 23, lop 2 iar hip gett, Alloy "com NYork for 840 F raycero, Ju Ph, pat 3 in'3p winsco™ fom Be ton for Caleutta, seer rene gy warggsyy trem Mauln” 4m for Falrnouyh, 3, 4 aiigfotpen, Benes, rom NY ex for Hong Kong, Jip Toh Ade ail, Moore, rota LOD sen toe ay Be says ship Culirayor, Russell, fro 19. Iae30, lon 12. Su teat Mannering, 4 Liverpool for NYork, July } Mannoving, P otiard, from Liverpool for NYork, ra sti“ garrick, from NYork, was seen July 26, Bark Sarteile* 4, 1a: 28, lon” pe hy abe » Morse, from Cardiff for Genoa, June 28, let nel ‘Tarbox, Tarbox, from Akyab for Falmouth,. Big se 8. jou’; W, aid far’s Valetta, Dawe, trom Boston for Shanghae, June 38,. 1421 05.N, Jom 03:23 W. Bark J Jane EW: Trefry, from Montres! fer Glas sow. J ume 30, Lit 48, lon & Brig Minna Schiffer, Connanton, from Shields for Baree- lona, June 22, lat 36 07, i n 636, Foreign Ports. 5 Axtwanr, July 19—Arr Harpswell, Buenos Ayres, aA EAN, July itcold Hensy Clases towns Lashom; vy 0. Annovo FB, ‘Tuy 20—No.Am vessel in n bor Buceast, July IS—Arr MY Hugg, Hu jaltimore; Qlat,- Julia Cobb, Staples, Moutevideo, Bristoly July 2BIn port Owéga, Norton, for NYork lag ciuunay June Sid "ship Grass Daring, Beatee, Liver PoRn port June 22, | {yglon, Skillings, for Hull, ready: Crown: Polat Knapp, for N’ Canine, Riy ZS Arr Joule Nicholas, Nicholas, Glouces- “Conmeasr fy Pe ee Samuel Lind: Gaptil, Li." werpeol; "itchy, Sulina Bld. Sik, Souther Exgie, ts laldwell, Fale ane) Sg July 4—Arr Fortuna, Nilman, Antwerp (and sid for | wk). De: ;, July 4—Arr Glenslvon, Mc} aE tron dey NovAir Fenelon, tel sto PFauwoum, July 95—Arr Luzon, Trott, Havana, GeNoa, July W—Arr Caroline B Kelley, Pote, Gibraltar, Garara, ‘July 4—Arr Hanover, Mi ‘London. jean Canaries, July $-In' port campbel for MYorR SUTRA a IBRALTAR, JW rr ship (und sld same day for NYork), Sid 12th, Br brig Charlotie,, Lombard, Cadiz and N¥or<, In port July 14, bark Licurgus (ftalj, Nicora, from NYork,. are lta, dls rig Ocean Spray, Stubbs, from’ M-ntone for, put in on account of trouble with the crew. , Baltim ne, ‘Crommtadt for Be tod Velma, Nickerson, disg, for Ma- rr Lafuyeite, Small, ine Bra:ford, Tho Tuowpson, for Balsa (ano- Cardenas), Hasava: abet Beige Havel ‘elock, Dexter, New York ;. aches Chall lane, Phiadelphiai 34, Cousens Mc" Larren, Rowe ern: ca Dickson, das ath, bi trong, and Keyulmacx, Chish fit one Wath, dot his rash - er. Hunter, and Louise Margaret Dil, Din, Cape Breton for New fork’ - Innatt, July i3—Are LM Strout, Williams, Cardiff. Livantoor, duly 24-Entd out Shamrock, Decne, Ria Jar Saling. Cade 26th, J ), for Qui ), for ‘Boston Ang; tity ‘Jity $0; Bots. (for jor Boutin Aus 1: Ol Lonvon, July 26—Are Manele, Geese woMlatnGae July 19Tn port hi siete, ‘Sidr! for Boe ‘aime dav; brie Sumauvee, Souroe i for NYork do, oSanmamita, Jul 21-Sin port Be PL Nevica, Cole, for NYork " cinta Beare odo a. Nixy Distr, July ‘21—In port ‘Sarah th, Kuyper, Matanzas, “Rewron, gi Say aap st hb c Oe, Frede: oe wi 0 np hilago ‘*Byuyausceo,June %=1n port Linda, Turner, for Paraiba and Livei Ji %3--In_ port bai ent, es ‘Birise tia ch), Schoo! pene, urdula (Hane: Ir Becker, for New York; Uhina sy fchwars, a nad Pro tighes, for , Ahreus, for do; Arr Auguste, Giesebrocht, eeBeltent. ht Hobart, Jordan, Baatpo W—In port seh TStomther, from Flinn, foe Taint >, JAY 6—Fe port brig Hancock, Gibbs, from S%: ae ie $1.) Ju Beare JaneD Cooper, How SRMOUTR ( L ul re - ard, Shielde for Aden (had lost her fore yard by collision off the Spurn), FP aa A —— wmship Arabie Br), S11 |, August 7—Arr tBr), Stone, Tpvoi, via Mg porte nig 3 and Halliae; barks John 6rifin. Pare Pe Portland; Lawrence, Hanson, Salem; bri; Walker (Br), Thouas, Grand Tork, 41; Nore New Orleavs, Tele; eben (Re: low, four rl bas Western. ay i over, Blaridy ‘Monroe ;, eee oe Seay (BALTIMORE ne ky Aigner} nd brig Muscorad r ‘Aug?—Arraloop Thomas’ Hnll, Mull, NYerk. q Bonn: Fret Hall Reage tartare wil, Martiords Beier Baines te ‘iestown; Fc ‘Wisp, Rint “Bridge: Smith, ee low Bd! fords “f nin,, Rice, feu, NYork for Town? 20—Sid schr Carol, Crocker, NYork; Aug ctor, du. Yo, Augie Bork sare John Par. ie Yoomn, Coal eh Aug S—Aie a sche belo to Provid the Yaunee Martin. peerean “rite, IDFORD, Aug 6—-Arr echts 8: Lioas, Barres, Row as Bi 6th, bark Murning Light; ‘3 wan, Bow W PORT, sero, Bt fair, Reguas ‘Sterli ¥. fa “Totten, Colem tas cae EE oe! Weak Ne on et Fhilasephia; “Hunker, Racket Paminotes “for Mvorks n TOY For do; for ott mf CWP PSS aa ane col Wilton, 40; a ea jurelou hee gous cea ZrAre pleamer © Vande rene . pm nes, er a foun Eg ke Gronter, ee ni ae na. of, L 8 Le Hi #erki ran mak arate arate ‘Garnteh, see by GH Ges rt na AB Tiss Tir wali Sit ree ame Gpepape, crv Samed ronal fOUTH A ‘Avg €=Id schr Obarmer, Cheney, New — are Pelican Nevin ay TU ROVIDEN Wa Nd; Bra, Nonikew Baniels'aat Home. turd Vie and “Geurge Hi Dust, Sea’, Apitely,’ and Rkode ; ‘ington: Aid ei Minv, Collins, eriexson, snd Jonathan ule} sehr na nchee Arable, emt ee r . OW Law oa ee att ‘loup Margaret Wells, Baker, x MISCELLANEOUS, \\ NO ARE EXEMPT AND WHO \V wititie laws of the Cal tin laws of the State of New Waa ee tT cumtee kivoaae Lowry, frum Troop for Buenos Ayres, June | Laura Gertrude, | Irvine, Valencia. | Socan Bers; Br Kenees We ford, T ia st Jobyn, ae re See eet i Wsisthaon Chime, Wort” Gee Bodin’ Voces Frere der Planet, F eicher, Hath; N Tyler, Ogden, Hudson, NY