The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1862, Page 8

> ~ GRE DAY Litk FROM EUROPE. THE NEWS BY THE ANGLO-SAXON, EM. isd WEWS ON THE AMBRICAN TARIFP, Rumors of a Meeting of European | px fovercigns om the 20th Inslant. NN MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI. French Gpinions ‘om the Roman Question. ANOTHER KING FOR MEXICO. Battle Heiwecn the Turks and Piontenegrins. &., &e., a. Cave Raem, August 16, 1862. mnadiad steamship Angie-axon, from Liverpoel . th, via Lonaon ‘y the Sth inst., passed this p .t at half-past five o’ciowk this afternoon. tho advices vid Londonderry have failed to reach us, Far somy wnexplined reason. ‘Yhe Fngheh papers of the Txh inet, are generally silent ‘as regards Amoricam afiire, Tue Tendon “Daily News reverts to the tariff ques. uu, ergues that it will work its own cure, as the @ew favge Of prokibitery duties is of go rumour a “@uaraoter that thoy will not be endured after their pres. wore has been one faulty felt. It hopes the people wih wend good firanciers to Congress, and study matters for Bhemectyex, before .Le re. chee fails ag] smugglers com® indo play ‘Prances Jt w rumored that an amnesty wii be procianned to ‘political prisoners on tho Empercr’s fete day. 5, ita algo stated that Napoteon will probably deliver a ‘> ef speech to the Dipiomatic Corps om the cecasien , and allude to the Italian and’ Mexican questions. There are vague rumors that the Emperor will visii ‘“uicgae on the 20th instant, to meet the several European sovereigns. ‘The Siecle and Opinion Nationale, while blaming the ~course 1{ Garibaldi, insist-on the necessity of promptiy oiving the Roman question by delivering Rome up to Waly The Varis Bourse was inanimate, at 69f. for the rentes. Italy. Affairs a regard to Garibaldi’s movements were un- ~ehanged. Garibuidi received the King’s proclamation from the bands of tbe deputation sent to bim in the midst of his irtends, He re clivd che entreaties of the deputation to regacd the prov lumation, fhe London incr’ correspondent says that Caribaldt has gathered togetiier at Naples about five hundred ad- venture: from the mainland. Altogether his foree does not certainly excvee’ civht hundred and fifty men and boys. They were at frst unarmed, but were afterwards supplied, by stratagem, with &few hundred musket Gorialdi was in no lack ef money—more than thre: aMions of franes hay ing Deen sent him from Mazzinior sad Garibaldion committees in England. ‘The Papal Minister of War has repressuted that the Feeuch army takes on iteel? the entire responsibility of whatever may occur en the frontier of the Pontifical Samtes or in the provinces of Formone aud Veletri. I the Italien Chamber of Deputies, Siguor Raf disap. proved of the order addressed by the War Ministers to the army, and exprossed his bolief that olyil war in Ituly was fmpoxs:!)\c. The impatience ef those who desired Rome for -he capital was not culpable, but generous. ‘The Minister cf Wer replied that he was convinced he bad expressed the sentiments of tHe cemtry aud the army. He contioued as follows:— Promoters of dacord do not the King, bat ‘the government was obliged to disavow their fogs The will always be faithful to the Kin; and do ite “sty on all occasions. Eve possible will bo done ;. av vil war, but acts cont to the wish of tenesion wMlnot be permitted. (1 Spain. -. 0° Tunored at Madrid that Prince Morat is intend, applause.) 4 ate King of Mexico, Tus Dicrio and Epocw says that Spain invest renoanes tbe p.'<j of feulation in Europe, anit recogincy the kwg- sows of Ttaly, Brazil. LeCers received advising of the bank failure at Ver, naming) wecossitates the stopping of Richard Restron & Oo., f Mancliester, This house has various brauches ta Seuth.Ameriea, Their liabilities are estimated at four hundred thousand minds sterling. Some heavy deialcatwns have been bronght to light i fo Brazilien peoke. Turkey. A telegram from Cettigne on the 4th instant asgerts ‘thst 50,000 Turks attiekod the Monpone 5, the 2d tu thelr intrenchments st Kokati, but ¥ oriously reprised by the Montenegrine under Omer Pasha, om tho contrary, Claim! have driven Abe Ss fron all these positions. Phe Markets. LONDON MONEY MAKADT. Inthe Teajou mtney market the funds continue anit ft ycwiating. Tay demands for ¢'seoust at the bank users Annmber of n fat stock sehexacs ‘Were etatting to neutralize the pleiiora.in the Fupply ot meney lEPGRTANT FROM KENTUCKY, Resignation.of Geverner Beriah Magof- fin, de., de. Lowevnns, Ky., Augnst 17, 1862. By an amicable arrangement Joba F. Etske has resigned tho Speakorship of the Senate, and James ¥. Robinson, of Hott county elected w bis stead. Borlah Magoffin bas Fealguod the Go nip, Thy sbinzom becomes Governor de facto for Mugsila’s w ed terin. Matt Johnaen, of Lexiny sted Secretary of Stato. Join B. Temple, President of Board bas ror'\cned, and the dutics thereof devoive on Robinson x@ acting enor. Robinson and Johnson aro staonch snd ablo Tuton men. Personal Intelligence. Wiliam 3. Lincoln, Iieutenaut Colonel of the Thirty Toorth M hasctta regiment, which presed through this cety inet Patarday’, on ite way tothe wir, ia eldest liviog eon of the Hon, Lowi Lincoln, of tor, who for wine yoare ¥ an anit mn of Lev) Lino) eral of the United , Mates under Joie @lucated to the Bar, but an excessive fondness for agricultural pursuits ro a farmer than a lawyer. He iso » will mever tara Lie face irom “x foe. Mr, Lingoin married ave of the beautiful and tiegant Mids Trowbulls, of Maseachusotie, a indy who added to her other gocomplishments the art of riding end managing tle wildest of horses with a skili and grace which néay an ‘officer of caratry might onvy, Governor Sprague, the gallant young ¢ Cat of the State of MHOGS Teland and Proy tating, passed through this city Seis dis réturn from the army. Weobserve ‘iat was with Burpaise all the lino off hii * be arnag ho accepted tho rerignations ore of on@ regimentywhich were ten dered on account of the appoirtivent of a man whom he duatead of"thoy, had selected for the oolopelcy pal vacagcies were at once flied by promotions tanks. Some of the privates gave oheers for She retiring officers end groans for tho Governor, Bot better groavs now om account of the appointment of a soimpetert colonel than groans at some fture day oa the Dattlo fell iu consequenes of tho blunders of an in- eompetont Gon. Ploros, one of ¢ eo nurviving ox-Prosrtgnts of the Uni States pen ling the season i Mampton. oe. J.C, Frome 1 his family are at Gloucester, Sion Gongral Mitche!, Drigar ic t, Gen: eral QA col, Walter P. Phglps, Col Stir Seger ate “Bn. Stor Gill. Mt Batoh, apt V. Porics, Capt. ‘Tibbs, Cade. Hail, Lieyt. and Major ajaunin are at the Delavan Mite, " Atoany. , Of the Cnited States Navy, ana iy of Weahington, aro evopping at Qetamodore . = os List of Vessels and Cargoes Adjudicated in the United States Court, Southern District of Florida—-Disposition Made of _—_ Park Pilgrim... cbooner € B. iknapp*. chooner Aristider Schooner Vicioria+, chooner Fashion . NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1862., THE WORK CF THE eave IN THE GULF. Same, Their Values and Expenses Thereon in Prise Causes. $200 {Veet fe cargo val. at 606) 606) iit. rm ia|Oonceunnet aa siio! g2,n10] gat7 old. i Srp mene aud restored upen restorod. 125) ths of v 2,069) 259) — caper ba to Uni 4,086] 1 244}Cor seatored by order of the Court. $80) Vargo sold. Vessel turned over to the United “tates, 4c] excel and cargo condeuned and gold. 176) Vorsel and cargo condemned and sold, ‘Vessel and cary» condenined and gold. Veeee! and cargo condemned and sold. O24) ondemued, but appealed te Supreme Court, Schooner Emma®.... vssv4. ++ 18,352)3,841|Condemued and sold. © Beauch...... 5,943! “18¢|Conderoned and sold. :, Stoop 33 AGRON, s+ 3,549) 120} Condomued and sold, 23...45 nner isabel. {|U: gk 8. Montgoraery - 28:.fiefemuntals bare Ts U8. 8 Kreg bie —| —| Vessel and cargo restored, feb. 23... }V7/Schoouer Eugen: v8.8, Holic... . 2,904 March ° 6.'18}steamer Maguolia, ~fBrgakiym, Soneh Carojina an ' March 13,)20)Sehcouor Lion*.......... 7,918 784 March 9. ho ner W. B. Mi 5,853) Sor 1 360) Vessel aura cx go condezaned ad go!d. Maret 32-1 nooner Annan 4,682} 5,627]1,031] Vessel and cargo condemued and seid, Marehsl. 9,629] 1,244) April 9.. Apri 9% 454| 11.228 -11:7/2| “860|condemned and void. April 9 = 014 Bi) 1.649/ Condemned and sold. April 9 ‘choouer Grace 6. Baker* 17, 7998) 37 oe 1,175), ondemned and sold. Aprii 30..|27)Schooner Leury irayers* 829fCondeuned and sold. April 30. |28[schoouer Rose... . Aprii 30, Sloop Octavia... fay 5. Schouner R. C.F May 27. hooner W. ( May 27 ‘teamer Circassi Schooner Jano**. ‘Schooner Ve oe seeeees schooner wie ‘the Wis@ Lai 8.8. Quaker City. 3.8. Santiago de © 25 | z a8 ‘Vensel conde! 14|Yeosal cargo 680} 29, 30, Hi 175} Vessel and car, go condemned and —| Sod fen 4 —)Oondemuet, ch temmemebs | Case not yet ii yet disposed Not Lo disposed of by the Court. fot yet disposed of by the Court. 44 nnd old. and gold, sold. oondenil eerie: ee ane Pent Se ce SESelogeeds & g FY To theexpenses must be added the United States Marshal's, District Attorney’s, and the other fees of the officers of the Court. Grogs aniount of sales, not including the steamer Circassian, schooner Princeton and other vessels captured since June 28, $697,026. Amount thus far paid into the Treasury of the United States by the United States Marshal, to the credit of the United States government amd captors, $875 400. ‘Those marked thus (*) were under caries colors, and with but three exceptions had changed their papers from rebel to English, either in Havana or Nassau—in Fiavana priocipally. THE CALL FOR TROOPS, Military Maveessute to So" Vicinity. TIE MONITORE, The Second company of the Monitors, commanded by Capt. Towland, now numbers eixty-cight men. Jt is ex. pectod (hat it will De filled up om Moaday, when the or- fanization of another eompany wil be commenced, THE REQUEST POR AW BY A RECRUITING OFF ‘The address of ibe reerviting officer who requests aid to uu up bis company, which now numbers thirty-six men, ovfering to repay any funds that may be given him, is 188 Fulton, and not 218, as bag beuu stated turongi misiake. THE PHONIX REGIMENR, It would be well for our wealthy eitiseus to remember the Phontx regiment, the fourth of the kuwpire Brigades nader command of Col, James ©, Burke, an able and eff- lent officer. The officers who are appointed up to the prevent time are men who must obtain and command the respect ef all who may enlist under them, Five bandred Yoru and men alread: euroliet since the 2d of July, porte te oy are Irish, and a finer or more stalworth body of men’ could wok well be brought her, TBis regiment is alao called © The Coreoray: ves,”? and this tithe has gamed for it host of recruits which might not otherwise be torth- coming. Ihe officers aro tow in peed of funds, acoord- ing to their own statements, to advance the interests of their command, as they have not as yet received special ail from apy party ‘winsever, either pubbe or private, and they cull upon the patriotic wealthy citizens. of ¢hit city to cuerzetically come forward to their rescue. When it 18 taken into conmuio ation the cacrifices made by these map for Lueir cuuntry, the public will not heriwate a mo- ment tu thif connection. The heauquarters of the Plrenix regiment ix at 634 Broadway. THE FIFTH ARTILLERY KEGIMBNT, COL. GRAHAM. ‘The recruiting offies of ihezabove artillery corps is situ. ated at No, 40 Bowory, and is under charge of Lieutenant Calvin Shaffer. Special inducements are offered to men desirons of joining ibis regiment, which is now encamped at Fort Marshal!, Baltimore, Md. Qoionel Graham is a very popular officer, and bis been aa old resident of Drooklyn, where he bas held positions of public trast and alument. YAESENTATION AT YORKTOWN, VA., 20 A NEW YORE OFFICBE. ] Major doe Carter Brown, commanding the independ- ent buttaiion of New York Volunteers, stationed at York town, Va., was the recipient om the 19th inst. of aspen. did sword, manufactured by Tifanyyk Co., of this city, presenied by (ne members of Company E as an evidence of their esteem wud eoufidence ta, bein ws % gokdier. ‘The fenteuant Dunbar, oom. y @.of the company. Oa ing the sword the Major responded Iu avery ape propriate suc patslotic manner. Gn eoneinding, three beers were givea for him, @lso for Gunerai Van hen the company retired to their auarvers. PATRIOTISM IN YORKVILLE. faptain Thomas Hyatt, living at the corner of Piguty- h giroct and First avenne, having offered a bounty of w four recraits wao would join the army, soon forthcoming, when the money wag Lover to then. ‘Thirty persons have niready volumteered from this neighburbood, THE EMPIRE BUTGADY, ‘The énewopment of Goneral Spinoia's Kmpire Brigade, at Kast Now York, now presents quite an ani ce. Thogreatest attention is paid dda more healthy or pleturesque jocuity could ssibly be veloeted, The brigade ie rapidly Miiug up Y coun be in the dield, SOND BHGOIMENT NW YORK STATE winiyia. ior the Yocom! regiment New York Btate Siti tia, sow the Biyity.seotd New York Volunteera, will notice im the cohunns Une pereusptory order 4 Licutenant J. W. Dempsey to report at headquarter awry corner of Halk pinga and Seve jb atzect, tale at ton o'clock, for tion to + Va Recreita’ ouie in Pagt We ave F the Uldum Defemce Cotamitiee iutend to in this regiment in thotr let of bounties. This sqoad of forty with $79 howaty in cosh, fully armed and Hyped. the wa of reeruls THIRD REGIMENT cy of Lieutenant Dempsey the his oity is m SPINOLA'S RMPLEN BUG ADE. iting ix earricd ou very briskly and suces#fully for this fino brigade. The Third regimeut, Corcoran Zouaver, fs nearly fail. Among the indefatigable workers io the glortoas cause of the Union Js Captain Thomas Mur phy, vecter known 9s “ Futher Tom,’ of Coipapy K, Third regthent. The Captain is decidedly very popular. Last week Mr. William Greene, foreman of Kagine Com- pray Nol 23,0 dashing young mon, fully six feet four aud twelve memvera of the company, oil nlx footers, joined fits fine company. Mr, Greeue hax buen Appointed First Lacuicuant, aud wil be as fearless before the foe as Le hap bitherto been in directing the braves of No, 23 to extigguiah ovr fies, Captain Morphy has bis then in confortable oquarsers in Rust New York. Ho is authorized to pay to cach recruit who prosents himself at th recruiting,oMica, 150 Centre street, tan dollars above all goveruraent and Stave bounties. Thus is a by ‘mont, aad respectable youug tren whould follow the ample of the gallant Qremen and jou company com. mauled by a captain long military ezporience, and wrivo Ie able to uring them ihtowetion wad out of ft with credit. Caplaia Murphy, Lieutenant Greone and Lien- touant Hearne, are actively engaged in Mltug up the com- pany to the toll moiumam. COLONEL PEIMBNPR'S RRCIMENT. 19 THS RPSTOR OF THR HARALD. : Tivapqvaarens, 1199 New Yorx Srare a} New Yore, August 17, 1862. There was & mistake in ondof yesterday's papers whout (Le numer of men im my regiment, We havenot two hundred and Gfty, but over seven iundied mon, and the regiment will be fall before the 22d fustast. Tt is quite Pro bsble that J slat joxye this city ou the 28th instant With one thousand men. You = do me aac une regi: ment & favor by inserting the ELIAS PEISSNER, fe Colonel Corman ing. ine ber, Troops Leaving Canada, Captain Clark and the men entisted into the One Aun dredth regiment, bow in depot at Toronts, are ordered wo Join headquarters in the Isje of Wight, They will depart in Lor Majesty's troopship Advontyrer some time noxt weok. vents br! Royal Artillery, together invalid the various rogimenis, will return to Re by tho samme vorsel. Room ror te TRooPS.—Perfons owning farma on the outskirts of Washington have been notified py the ormment to gather bon J orepe, 60 as te make room for tho “ops that are oxpecierl. | = Jemved and gold. No returns ag yet ond =lamiomoen' rene salad. Veosel ant aces wb Dhiss of cotton) now th New York. =| —[Condemnea? Cargo (eotton) now fi New fe it 358|Cohdemned. Vessel ag yet unsold. —} —jCoucemned and sola. No returus yet received. —f1, ademned. Vessel = <= agen ale aia Distriet Attornov. —| Vessel and cargo released. SS Seneca eens -ceeeereeennree seer neeeeeed NEWS FROM GEN. M’CLELLAN’S ARMY. Forrress Morros, August 18, 1862. Arebel spy was captured day before yesterday while prowling about within the lines of General McClellan’s pickets, He was brought down to Harrison’s Landing on horseback, with his eyes bandaged, and sent down to the Rip Raps. ‘The Army of the Potomac have all been thoroughly ex- amined by the physicians to @ map, and all not capable for immediate service have been sent down the river in transports and to be sent to eome suitable point or points to recruit their health. The following transports have just arrived loaded with them:—The Columbia, the kim City, Commodore and State of Maine. Our Special Army Correspondence. Hannison’s Lanpind, August 14, 1862, A Reduced Regimen'—A Duel in the Canp—Story of @ Returned Union Prisoner, te. On my accustomed visits to the diflerent regiments cemporing this army corps I happened to spend a longer time than usual with the Sixty-first regiment New York Vofunteers, Colonel Barlow. This regiment has suifered more than any other regiment in the war, excepting, per- haps, a single Illinois regiment in the Western campaign. Before the battle of Fair Oaks this regiment numbered five hundred men, with a proper compliment of officers. ‘This regiment has taken a prominent part in all the bat- tles since that eventful and bloody day, receiving on every occasion the highest encomiums for their bravery and steadiness. On one occasion, in obedicnce wo orders, they crogsed a fence and charged and routed a superior force of the enemy in an epen fiekt, which position they held until ordered to retire. ‘Their decimated ranks tell tale of glory for them better than words of flattery from a war historian. They have lost by death among the Geld officers since Fair Oaks, one; line officers, six» and by wounds, seven jing officers. Of privates they havo lost 242 im killed a@ wounded, or more than one-half of their eutire command, dedicated, on the vari- vus tleids in which they have eacountered the enemy, to their country’s eervice,ou her bioody altar. ‘This regi- ment belongs to the brigade formerly commanded by the gallavt Howard, who lost his sword arm at Fair Vales, His brigade did the largest share of the tighting on Sup- June 1. ‘we ofiiecrs of the Seyenty-scoond Penusyivania (Bax- ver’ wy caves), vot satisfied with the amount of fighling they lsd endured from Fuir Oks to Malvern, resorted lo the “honorable ede’ to settio a fancied of real point of dixpate between them. Quite secretly the was artunged by the respective seconds, according to the strictest regrirenvents of due cude of honor, A day ortwo age the aflvir came off, resuliicg in the Wonnding oF tuo aggressive party and VO the satisfaction af the wounded honwr af tbe othor fn conversation with some offloers retarned from Kieu. mond on eXehange, | lerrned 2 few facts of imtorest, In one of & ‘mous tu whieh Union officers were con- pred, of which many of, those ia surance during the day availed themselves at night without arresting the atiention of ihe” vigilant sen- Sinels guaiding the prison. Thus many of our officers wal the streets of the vebel capiial at might, seeing what they could, and in xome instances visit places Of Ausemevt without molestation, and returning to their prigous without defection, I ant Usher, of the Zhirty-feurth New York Vo- funteers, who returaed yesterday, informs me that the rebels reraned verve tw reinforce Jucka#on and Numerove batteries of artillery, ed pisces, yasved Uorough Richmow on fos way to ploy against the furces “dichunow! stifl bell ‘scaly quantity of Hleors, it was out a ‘the attention of ws more divegted M A sufficient § res composed main two on this » . py Move of Metletlaw agaiust Richy the rebels apnear tv think: division 6 rCOs, und J 6 in tb milan’ or extllicating yailey of the Shenandoah wos but ‘auher inclined to aespoudancy, ‘Two new Yerrizauas ary evidentiy in course of eoustrur tion at Richmond. Lieut, #aw ong of these on lt paewnge down to Harrison She 5 is recetving her ¢1 EINES and Will De Pendy Jn we # fe 0b 90 Cormibgabie eo Unie Mort na whieh was cotstrueted at (ie Nu: avy Yard wo towed to Richrgond wbowt the time cue Mereigus Nu. 1 was destroyed, vut is destihed \o worry our Jamos river leet wreally unless ptecauiion “y mmeosuter are taken iy oy boin of the mensters be hoped thas our Lovernmon! will ako aleps immediately ta destroy thetn by hurrying ap the donble varcoted Monitors now bella: ing. O, Augast 10, 13 Blour very a Whene qaiss a Sign 2 for No. ote 2. Corn Brin at 2p, fice "Daly 6, a Ve nig Fat B26. Reve pie, 300 bbis. flour, oye busiela wheat, 113,000 buxheis corn, Shipaeuts— bt Ubls. fiir, 36,000 bughels wheat, 98,000 bushels cord, Freight le, lower—a¥Re. on went, 4c on corn to Bullalo, Exchange anchanget, gold 1535 a Li-per cont. HLWavKER, Aliguat 16, os. Flour gem. Wheat unchanges, bat in fair de Reasips-—-L),000 bushels wheut, Sbipmente og tons flour, Zou bushels wheat, 10, August 16, 1962. Flour stondy. Wheat quiet, Ma 2 aris saieb 27,000 bushels Iilinots at 47c., 17,000 eek do. on private terms, but kaown be at a higher ré, and 7,500 bushels, slightly warm, at ade. omer’ eat geht 8: wo Now Yor Iunports—2,400 i flour, 8,600 bushels wheat, 44,000 do, corn, Exporte2, 508" bl ie. four , 24,000 bushels wheat, 2) 000 do, corn. Burrato. juet 16, 1802, ne fr Hie Pal ed: on flour 360. wat 100.5 9 Flour mag Wheat fu fair demant the inarket steady: red winter at $l 14a $1 15; reacory #1 16; Milwe cin’ and Chicago spring on’ P. . emmy! mn quiet ap jc. for warm. Qute tu wales a ig. Ose Cas Pig i ri im ports, 8 ie ey , 276,000 b wheat, 434,000 bach, corn, 3,000 bust. outs, 8. bush. Exports, no returns. Govenyon Madorrry wren Te Gemtrtta Me —From a Jouter in the Cojumbus (Ga) Sun, we nae the statoment Utat Governor Magotiin,*of Kentocky, bad jolved Mori en, with all the State payers, and tint they vad retii Madison county, where they are establishing a camp. Tho same wai yays that Kentuckians fooking Ww the standard of Morgan, SS A Seas ohne tees Gatton My New Haven, Conn. an oak whg had been 1p. ub years, and hed nine oplidroh , ens he di eXemption. deco ise ho ¢ Ha serve Nis wiry 50 mud » batter oe home NEWS FROM GEN. POPE'S “ARMY, The Rebels Attempt to Oross the Raple dan—They are Repulsed by Gen. Sigel Rebel Troops Continually Arriving at Gordonsville from Richmond — Union Forces Occupy the Line of the Rapt- dan—Protection Against Flank Move. ments+Gen, Banke Fast Recovering, den, Ke, Coxrgpren, August 17, 1862. General Sige), who occupies the advance near the Rapi- dan, reports that yesterday morning the enemy madea feint or attempt to cross the river, but be drove them back. All is quiet. ‘There was a gonera! advance towards the Rapidan thie morning, If the rebels intend to dispute our possession of Orange they will probably endeavor te drive us back. Up to one o'clock this afternoon nothing about any fight had reached Culpepper. Major Fifield, the officer having in charge the railway affiirs at this place, yesterday went with a construction train as far as the Rapidan station, but it being angounced to him that a considerable body of the enemy were within gunebot of the river on the othor side, it was doemed injudicious to commence operations upon the bridge unti! our forces under General Pope, who wore then on the march, should reach the river to cover our workmen, Major Fifleld was notified that a short distance from the road was stored a considerable quantity of flour, He, witha sufficient force, procecded thither, and se- cured over 160 bags of flour, marked Confederate States, Probably amounting to 12,000 pounds. Contrabands from Gordonsyilie report the eontinuovs arrival of troop traing there from Richmond. Heavy bodies have been sout out right and left of our centre to protect it against any flank movement by the enemy. We now cecupy the tino of the Rapidan from Raeccon ford on the right to Cove’s ford cu the left, with piekets and ‘SCuLTDg parties beyond thene points. Culpeppor is now comparatively reieved from the wounded , excepting such eases where death would eneve from immediate removal. Several ampatations ware performed yesterday upon the rebel wounded, who were found aud colleeted tuis aude of the Rapidan, General Hanks is fast recovering from bis Mijurter. ‘Yesterday Lo was able to walk about with the ald f a cane. NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST. NEES Repulse of Jeff. Thompson's Cavalry— Deteat of the Rebel Poindexter by Col- Guitar, &. Camo, August 17, 1862. Julge Joenua Alieu, member of Congress from the Ninth district, wos arrested and brought bere to-day, charged with disconraging enlistments, Judge Bauff, of ‘Marion county, was also arrested on a similar charge. The Memphis Au/liin of the 1éth says that a party of Jef. Thompson's cavalry surprised 8 company of the Third Wieconein, eleven miles east of Helena, ou the Lith, Our forces acon rallied, aud poured such a destructive fre inwo the enemy that they retreated in coufusion: Several of them were taien prisoners. Jol. Thompson sent a flag of truce to Gen. Hovey, who oconpion Oldtown, thirty miles below Helowa, Inst week, domanding the surrender of all negroes withia bie lines, Or prepare to light. Hovey dismissed the tag, avd etart- ed iw pursais with ten May’ rations. Gissdow, Howard County, Mo., August U6, 1662, Cutouet Gaile had fight with Poindexter yesterday morning, onMuseh Fork, in Chariton county, some thirty giles from {hig | ‘place, avd soutiered Poladexter's men in vier confusion, Maby paseed throng Roanoke last ‘bt. Not loss than 200 or 390 wore killod ayd wound- \. Guitars men fought Lim elghteen miles ronaing ‘ud would have captured bim, but he destroyed a yridge across the Chariton ahd ewam the river at Bucklebam- foe's Mills. A geod many of them are getting home, and come have sent to know On Wit terms they can stay athome, They have taken the oath, but vow they want to eluy a home. News | from San Pranciseo. Sax Fraxciico, Augugp 1S, 1962. Areived, ship Sea King, New York. sailed, chip War Hawk, Houg Kong. ‘The sip Seaman's Pride hee arrived from Ansteatia, with three hundred passengers, bound for British Co- Jumbia. ‘The United Statea Quartermaster hag just paid $160,000 in gold to the San Francisco woollen factory for army clothing eupplied to the California Volyateors, ‘The Supreme Court bas donjed & rebearing im the Brodorick will cage, 80 that the question whether tho will was a forgery cannot be jndiclally investigated. San Francisco, August 17, 1862, ‘The steamer Orizaba arrived at nine o'clock thie morn ing from Panama, bringing nineteen passengers saved from the Golden Gato in the boat heretofore reported missing. Four others wero saved. Thoso remaining at Manzanilla will take the downward steamer for Panama, ‘The following are the namos of the saved, ie their former residenges = Richard W. Henderson, Cleveland; 0. Wilhelia thidei; Pavarit; Jacune Bruno, Ital: Frances, France; Ar. thor Lepper, St, Catherines, Canada; §. 1, Hulse, Wy. anlotte, Ohio; Chariga A. Belford, Boston; x Seligh ton, Prossia; 8. P. Storms, Brighton; Rawara Aine, Now pay Ere or Pao Francieco; soe Fark, Bay. 7 i, * faa aa Leming fees wa! et, Lom t Mar apaiila were SA ae a tA Ney at en nate F berg , a ¥: wt Prgwcrigg, A\ , 1868 ‘Trade it good, cons viag ito 8 tant supply of many articles:-—Butier 26c., bacon 13¢., candles improving, There have been large apeculations in wheat for export to England. Salez at $1 70 per 100 pounds. A block of wooden buildings in Grass Valley was de- gtroyed by freon the nightof the 16th. They wore in the neighborhood of the Exchange Hotel, whieh escaped. Our San Domingo Correspondence. Saw Domineo Cmrx, July 26, 1962. Arrival of the New Spanish Governor—Removal of General Sentana—The New Tariff wm Operation—Desire of Spain to Extetut Agricultural Jmprovemetits—The Cultiva'son of Cotton iu the I:land—Great Capabilities of the Scil— Discovery of Rock Sal—Increase of Trade with the United Stats, de., de. Things are gradually being licked into ehape In this new Spapich province, Our long oxpecteg Captain General, Dou Felipe Ribero y Lemayne, arrived en the 20th inst., and will speedily assume the fuuctions of his office. Re- Port styles him a gentleman of extremely liberal views, Delonging to the O’Dounell and Prim school of politics. General Rautana tikes his removal apparently with his usual stolid,@indian style of noncha lanee, but 1 think he is not altogether in- axferent to the change. The old man is undoubtedly a well wisher of his country, and if the annexation of San. Domingo to Spain was @ mistake it was au error of the head, not of the heart. He is muck respected and beloved by the Indian population; but the white and mixed races Gre disposed to build their Lopes rather on a white ad- mivistration of affairs, and auanifest, most unequivocally, their desire to “speed the parting, hail tho coming guest.” ‘The new tariff is definitely announced as to take effect “the conring month. It is simflar in many respocta to that of Porto Rico, and is much more liberal to importers than tho present one. Ihave already forwarded you a synop- sin of ite general features. the great question of agricultural improvement #UiM exeites. atiention. Spain is extremely desir. ous tht her ian@ should be oocypied and brought under oultivation. ‘The Spanish colonists who have arrived thes far ave not the clues of men required. They come with mistaken ideas of ihe country. The siff that invades the wildernoss with conquering step aad carries tbe home of civilization into ‘*foreais whore the sunshine has ever found @ path’ is not in them. The men wanted, and the men who would carve out forties here, are hardy woodugen of Maine, the stock re, Tari querrymen of Nyadennd New Hampebire and old chneette, ‘This is she kiad of stock to makes new coun try ebine. The efforts of Colonel Fabens to bring about an understanding between the governments tof Spin and tae United States for tho introduction of intelligent con- trabands ace good in ‘their degree, 1 do- that — they be successful. We al the jabor we oan got, but wo want with it white enterprise to arouse it and white in telloct to guide i. Blacks are respected and treated ac cording to their merits, but it i weil to observe gat whites Jo not labor here, a8 in Hayti, under any. cooii a petitleat disadvantages astaching to their unfortuna' eronenter: able stiention is boing paid to the plant Cotton, and next year San Domingo will rank san otton producers. tsee a0 reason why aie Of this #taple cannot bo successfully carried on. The cot- ton tree yrows spontaucously on all the south side of the iwland, And flourishes in tho poorest soil. ‘That which ie Pty in this vivinity Of short staple, but strong —_ It would undoubtedly improve with care in bv On the extrome castern end of the io the = departreant of Higues, the siaghet a longer aad finer, Cotton yarn for vols and naminieks wag found Bere in great siore by Colum bus. {mn i494, when the system of tribute was iinposed on the natives, in thome distrigts where yo gold was pro- duced, covton was reooived a8 a substituie—a wrinkle which your Southern brethere seem to have made a note of. A apecimen of this cotton, forwarded by General Cazneau, (rom hig estantia, may be eren at Professor Mapes? agricultural wareboure in your city, Near Azua iarge formations of rock salt have been dis are the and gow shed lear is of a = pg formation, and oval ably bo made of value by ‘it u Aa 1g the case with all the great atmerel poses —! La this country, no effort will be made to develop it by eter niards or Domiafeans. The copper ion under the fay eg of Co}. Hinehen, of Londen, is being éplo ed ia a Yory vatiafnetory tmatner. beds ana are algo attracting thy attention of foreigners, Mr. Jaoger, United States Consul, loft on the 16th inat. ona visit home, Mr. Waldemyer, of Baltimore, is acting Cousul during bis absence, jards trade with the United Sines the wiveat of tho States hag bargely in Within the Inst two qootha not leey thay #ix cargos have eae from Now York and Boston, Previously wo bad hardly as many per annum. Jiouse rente continue bigh, aud a ship load of ready mace Ee, adapred toa tropigal yinate, would find @ ready “ihe woather is yery warm this s Lroope and shij fatermt ittent aver of a dexgoroas Character Navy Yard, Philadelphia, From the Jatest accounts wa have had from this naval tation we learn that work 18on the ineroase, owing to the large number of vessels arriving for repairs. Like aWother naval depots at tho present time, it has bocome so much of @ resort for the curious! sin all matters por- taining to war that it was necessary for the eomman‘iant not to allow any visitors without passes, This has been dono from the fact that the omployes were somewhat distracted by having to raise their heads to glance at the hosts of fair ones who bave Jately yivited the yard, avd the same has been the case in noarly all our yards, if the samo role t# enforced throughout, it will prove a great saving to Uncle Sam; for the inuumerable questions put to the employes by all visitors cause a great joss of time, and time now is worth one hundred per cont mere thin ever before, There has beon an unusual activity in onlisting for the past two weeks, ‘The groater part of them, however, are landemen, The followmg board thas been appointed by Secretary Welles to examine the proposed sites for # new navy yard at this station, and will meot ia New London on the 19th Inet — Rear Admiral &, — » Presidente, won, Among the re is Boe diartluaen and the tight Jatttudes, but no epidemic of Commodord W. HH. Garduer, 0 JOhO Maca @. 7. Van Brant A ated with them fire : —_ Cioran, | Gibraltar June 2 ‘water, mame we cailed it Sree tat aes 2 our July 12 wri, gales aud rough sea, was pofnts a4 bye R ned armel M; had ou winds pad g ser to lit Jat 83 8 to 29 oe tasks lat 38-50, vom G8 80, spo Lo Jaman, from New York for Aux Cayes, Who. 809) 0 rsonese (Br, of Liverpool), Abbott, Bermu~ as an) thy a ah “sirclay & Livingston, Canto to ible: eb eNine tre Beeawsbip. tr and tho bar. ia fr ucke Tenar ans OA Goons Quan, sivering N ‘Wind, Dylenoy, New Oricans Aug 5, in, Key West Toth, with mdse % Co. OF tha head of the Pasace. ‘Key West; 13th, lat Canepa Pree dove Rito ‘of aud for Ebperpostirous 8 un fay 2 41 (outward passage), Rew poate eatery dind'b! a Cavan, Dousld, con a led 3 Webnor (U8 transport) A WO AL ltt aot wldieestotne Oe SR Spaulding, Atkins, Fortress Monroe, 2& oe ed wounted solders, 10D D. *Fompine coushi, Beott, Livexpoo), July 3, w A Meh ston — Bina, spoke ishing sel Mary 7 I, Ju; with coal ai ree co duy a a, ab inion a Ste sik ak 38 - Quarterm Steunaip § hours, with 60. Ex san na, ewe, 10 P Cushing, 14 pL es fort ‘cares yee teeberg; 10th, Lat 48 12, lon adage ound it ies ree ny a oot 4 ion a 25 cGy Br ek sea gunss. a 45 18, lon 47, ‘spoke Haver for’ 3) dais Trout New ‘Brunswicis’ for Cork; fib, on the: lock, 20 dase teom i wincutown, all. wel ee rai hee ae th allel 300 lg tat at i ike, from Lives ‘Boston: it earn Jon Pkt Clarissa, Currier, 26 days from Liver. ) far New Ship Fawn tor ), Reed, London, iat aber oe cS oe ease Dor ain int 49, lon 44, saw tenia = mee, eee ae i: NET ‘tbe Banks, eee W another i iat 64 08 naga ® Bure ‘Hicladial (Nor), Norberg. Cock, 89-days, im ballast, tepark Christian & Bize (lem: _ Boe Dublin, 26 dage, A spark Undine a of Aue 4 sh — Hind acme very heavy weathr. i Becker &.@ 33 fnenot Sova bark from Phiiad fem Ee A an, saw ap Am schr Btubbs, Big ay awcerialn her name, sri pean fl ‘Spray aris Gaya, wit fons Teka has eae rad tra come and Inat., lat 2, jon 42, svat bark Sezai, fe tor Asin, ¥8 day ont; 4th, Tal 43 90, lon 46 30, apoks Spoke akip Ann Thom ee neues, ‘bound B; an ‘iat 44, 49, passed a large ice. malty ipbave (Nor), Pallesen, Palermo, 54 days, the Book. Mh fruit, to Chamberlain & Phelps. ig Lydia Blover, Getebell, ‘thport for Boston, Bre Lacy of the ake. Haskell, Rondont for Boston. Schr, Faval Scranton.’ Lowden, Neweaatle, 47 dass, with, sadse, Petey Meyer "Had light winds during the passags Sehr Ceo Pre i isa! chy + (Br, of Digby, NS), Smith, Bonaire, iis kee =o Seoul ‘ig Nickerson, Cienfue~ 5 ‘oln ‘Alton Dightn, 2 days, eh re idence, 2 €ays, 7 yl bi ' Higiiander, Nickerion, -Algauy (or Boston, Seine B Webster, Lovell, Albany tor Bostun. Schr Yon & Franc k. Hondout for Boston. Seliy Pay ion, Lon, mont for Boston. . Rondout for Boston, Kenney, Providence. BELO! Haminden Bs Bud Shite (spasitsh) from Ope: Ene q aun Lovite of Yarmouth, NG, 29 days trom Jemaion,. Oxeah a Wind ats Hot Bot Wgaington Ko. mown. eh N. Miscellaneous. Day Boats rox ALsint—The splendid steamers Dante}: Drew and Armenia now constitute the day-line of alesmers, to Albany. One of these boats leaves New York ing (Sundays excepted) at Toclock AM, and avsives in’ Al bany at 4:30 PM; or coming down, arrives bere rd thng commanding beth om the upward and tmagnilicent view of the river and ite cde Di al nce by Gayligh’ Srrawsnr Csire of earn ih bh amt at 8 Ba PM, etruck Pots, St red Unat the er hoe pen have order J 12, int Joba, NB, fc “Oe cous from p, NB, UB, for Gers, wont Melts § to sartrserercrm i ne oa y i, Was fray Tia rn mee a ee carta tho fure rigsing. ‘The G is a new vessel. % im Auicz Mows, from Baltimore for New a Roads Mth 2 hor in ale on the night gan ve tig Columbia, of Gi has been 2 New Yo si sn ha siorbepa 10 eee The fotlo harbor Han te Boston, Balin Saag Fah Sw Oia Lg Ee tbe. ad = ~ gl Notice to Mariners. Hy soguantuns Derawtmunt ov Noetit mt osnear L /EWEERN, GRYERAL ORDERS NUMBER nae Bere in reg of rom tee Meat of every description Bae this - will ef © conisention, aud thalr masters will be severely poue a. No vps] shall leave any port in this department until f = AES master siall oat that hd has not any such pereoa o Loard anid will nol allow any sich person to come or tema fl tt arbor Mast unto sppotniad, to read n copy of Of 0 vessel after #he siiail be ready to sall, and sce that ihe Ouiht above men"! ned jus beou taken. Tt shall be the «ty Of tho muster of every venecl to make m. wrilton report, daring eve of the names Of eve evson on board eal vessel during ‘sald voyage, axeept. sol fore in, the sesvioo, and to Dreserve said reve tit fort by tho Provost Marshal or other oilesr author By command of fajor General J @ ¥Os “gourtanp Hovrma%, ~ AG, or wel person theres hg covery mastee Ship Ann B Hoo) I for- Ballon A Aly Pa 8, ak says rom pilot boat Win Hf Aw pinwatl, No ak: ign Ports. Boxer ner, Sul fea {8 vessel ia, rhe ame ay rt ship » Jol }, for New Gdayn; ton DERE next YUnamon, for 04 er at Prion, Ang Steet y, for NYork same Lagat finite ari Br neh tbe Mant to arty ANKIKO, J hn in a few 9 Joo, Sowall, disc rant, Swaln, do; favit, for Haiituiore toons Am Hogue, Tajjer, from Montevideo et aie Frober ge mham, oy oo ~ rT Vier Barkeleys ey, tice Y on |, from Montevideo, a sutton, Americ: BOSTON, Ang 18, AM—arr rae ‘own Navy. Yara, ral, ey