The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1862, Page 5

x ‘ Siideli’s interviews with Napoleon and M. Thouvenel. Speeches of Lord Palmerston and Mr. Roebuck on Intervention, &e., &e. he. ‘Tho European mails by the Europa reached this city from Boston at a late hour last night, and will be ready for distribution at the New York Post Office this morn” lpg. The substance of the Europa’s news we have al! fready received by telegraph from Capo Race, and pub Pished in tho Hxnazy, We, however, give this morning a Yow interesting extracts from the English papers. cota e Reported Interviews of Mr. Slidell th tho Hamperor Napolcon aad M. enmyensl. sud peeps Paris ust 8) correspondeneo of the London Times, « ‘the seetrations ot Eari Russe!l in the House of el on Wednoscay evening, give me opportunity of com- ting my statement, Seven vr oizut days ago, with ro- ence to the stops lately takou for the recognition of tho Confoderute States of America. I may now mention Abdt Mr. Slidoti had an audicuco of the Emperor at Vichy ome days back, faa, by all accounts, was recarved very courteously’ jesty. It ‘will easily “believed that Mr ‘Stidell set'forth alt the arguments ‘which, in his opinion, would justify the claim of a State Ro have its independence admitted—such as prov ility to defend itself againat invasion, decided ad. obtained in the field since the commencement hostilities, the constitutinal conduct of its government famid the vicissitudes and gevero trials of a protracted ; and, which is not tho feast important, the determi- bor I id ion of the confederacy never to submit, but to ight independence to the last, and at whatever cost. If wate accoun's from Vichy speak truly, the Emperor ot seem disposed to controvert these arguments; but, on the coutrary, to admit their cogency. On thi ‘point permit me to quote a passage from Karl Russell’s reply to Lord Maimesbury:— . With regard to France, all I can is that hitherto there has nica May, Mn an intimate and unreserved co. ion between jesty’s government and that of the Emperor of the French; and [ do not recoliect auy instance in which a dif- ference of opinion has arisen between them on this subject, ‘That there has been an ‘intimate wud unreserved com- ‘munication,’ though not strictly official, between the governments is perfectly true; bat in certain (French) Official quarters here it is not merely doubted, but posi. ‘ivoly denied, that there has been no diilerenco of pinion. In these quarters it is now, and has been for *gome time, asserted that the imperial government of ‘France is in favor of recognition, and that it is the Eng- lish governinent that has heid aloof, and stilt holds aloaf; joa word, that but for England France would long ago Mhave recognized the confederacy. ‘this, you will per- ceive, is somewhat in contradiction with Karl Russell's statement, if by ‘no instance of u difference of opinion’? St was meant that both agree in postponing indetinitely the recognition. That England has no such mtention at t is ovident from Karl Russell's reply to the note of (Ar. Mason (the Southern Commissioner to England), for- ‘amally demanding to be recoynized. Subsequently to his interview with the Emperor, it is aid that Mr. Siitell had an interview with M. Thouvenel, and that he presented a note about the same timo as Mr. ‘Mason in London, and pressing on identical grounds the Fecognition of the confederacy. Tho unwillingness of ‘England, if not her positive rejection of the demand, was, T believe, allege: as the principal if not tho only reason why France did not act at cace. Tho subject is certainly one of great diflieulty for England. ‘The vory bist reasons exist for her policy; but it is peculiarly unfortunate that we seem to get no .Gredit on either side for the integrity of our motives, ‘Dur intentions, or our acts. It is impossible to be hated more than wo are in the North; and, if it cannot be de- mied that we have acted poeectielyy , the reasons assigned are anything but creditable, and the hope of convincing forthorners of our sincerity and our distaterostednens is ‘Dut slight indeed. So far as the feelin against us is con- » @e@rned, it may be doubted whether actual intervention would ’much aggravate it. Ou the othor hand, in the our noutrality is beginning to bo looked upon as ttle bettor than downright hostility. The Emperor returna from Vichy to-morrow, and will Preside at the Cabinet Council to be hold soon after. Lord Paimerston’s Specch at Sheffield. ‘The Mayor of Sheffield gave a sumptuous banquet in Cutlers’ t!nil, on Friday night, Augast 8, to the mem- ers of the Corporation and several distingnished stran- . Amog the guests were Lord Palmerston and the Soroush mombers, Messrs. Roebuck and Hadfield. Atter heat loywl toasts the Mayor proposed “The health of Palmerston,’’ which was received with much en- thusiasm. Lord Patmnnston, in responding, said he felt deeply the Kind manifestations of welcome which he bad met with Se oegeers tncg town. In any case it would have been —Mnost ing to him to experience such a testimony of good will and approval from such’a community, but that Eprom dled oe ee when he saw on each ‘pide of proofs of sound judgment and discrimias- tion of the people of Shefield in the persons of their bye ta ghee Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Hadfield. ¢ Nothing could be more interesting to those who were char; with the conduct of public affits than to visit those great seats of industry, to see the first place the mon who yey energy, int ‘gonce, and integrity had amassed large fortunes, which them not to the jealousy or the envy of their nal , but won for them their umversal approbation Tespect; to see also others who wore still strugii in game honorable pursuits, and who were destined, ’ some day to overtake those who had gone be: tore ; aud not less gratifying was it to see those and honest working classos, the gtrength and st of the country. (Cheers.) Onr munutacturing ‘and commercial p-osperity was the result of our free in- atitutions, and it had of late also been peculiarly increased by tho practical application of the prinoiples of free trade. « .) The Mayor had adverted to those general wrinciples which, although apparently mot immediately ‘connected with commereial prosperity, were yet ane aud indissolubly bound up with it—he meant principles of providing for the de- fence of the country—(cheers)—not engaging in needless ‘wars, not preparing for aggression upon our neighbors, tnot defying, not insulting, but being ready to maintain ‘our own rights aud independeuce—(cheers)—and to pro- jteot our .avil against any danger which may possibly threaten it. (Choors.) If that was a conrse which every « mation that respected itself; and that wished to be happy and prosperous, ought to follow, surely @ nation like this, manufacturing and commorcial, which depended* for its ‘wealth upon the freedom of the seas, which lived and throve by bringing to its shores from the remotest parts of the globe ail tie products of other climes, was pe- cultarly interested in establishing those means of defence which were necessary not ouly for protecting our hearths and our homes, but for rendering safe to Sur. commerce the trackless -paths of every ocean. qCheers.) That principle ought to be carried out ‘with a duo regard to cconoiny; but economy con- histed not simply in kgoping their money 1m their * pockets, but in speuding”it wisely, prudently and dis- creetly—(heor, hear)—iu purchasing what they wanted ‘and not more than ‘they wanted; in obtaining the full ‘value of their money , not giving more than the thing was dworth, but not spoiling the thing thoy required by grudg- ‘ing its'tair cost. Everybody desired to see the burden of ‘VLaxation as light as possible; but the enlightened peopic of this country would cheerfully costribute the means essential to uphold the independence, the honor and the interests of the empire. (Cheere.) While, however, ‘they surveyed with pride and gratification the productive industry of the kingdom, the wealth which it created, ‘aud the spirit of enterprise and intelligence which every- whore appeared; on the other hand, they could not but feel deoply grieved at the suiterings unhappily inflicted portion of the industrial classes by causes beyond control. (Hear, hear.) Yet, yreatiy as they com- rated that di-tress, greatly as they admired the ly fortdude with 'which it had been endured, anxious as they must all be to relievert, he was persuaded “that the good sense of the people of England, and the proper {cchag even of the sufferers themselves, must ac- Knowledge tins! the governmont were wise m not endeavor - ing tain at the relief of that distress by meaaares of war, which, so far from mitigating, would only have ag- | ite the evil. The government hud bevore thought it heir duty to advise their sovereign to preserve a strict ud rigid neutrality in thot most urhappy conflict now raging in North America, (Cheors.) It was indeed pain- ful wo witness the loss of Iife, tho wasting of treeaure, and Other sad concomitants of that unfortunate contest; but, greatly as thoy might lament to seo their brethren on the Other side of tho AUantic sudering much wretchedvess, greatly ag we might ourselves fesi the ovils consequent upon it,he was convinced that the course wo had pursued was tho only course which became this country, and thet it had received, and continite to receive the approval aud — sanction of the British people, (CB All would bope that theed ovils must have an end;‘all must hope that Detter foelings and more charitable sentinents might make way -on the other sie of the Atiaatic, though hithorto there bad appeared no relenting of the animosities of tho Gontending parties, we might devoutly pray that poace wouht at fongih ari-e out of this aflticting war, and vhay another year might not 90 tho continuance of that ef sim_of blood which now delaged tho American soil. (Loud prolonged cheers.) Mr. Komave ards addveesed the assembly. Tv Sng patd a tribute to the late Prince Consort, and dilated ‘upon the beneficis! influenge of the International Exhibi- tion, the benoruble gentleman referred to tho distross in Lancashire. He aser nly and percefal atti tude Ofglbe unempl their suferings to the a@ffoot of eduention ted any attempt to sot @lase against class by ay attributing the mis Yortune of the operatives to Weir empl ‘Touching ‘upon the civil war in Americ vw had at first look ed at the disruption of the Union wich grief; but his pro- pent fooling was one of rejeiving. An irreeponetble people, posroesed 0 wponsibie and altnost omnipotent pew or, Was a people that could not be trunted; and he regarded fhe attempt of the North tn endeavoring to restore the ion by force as an immoral proceeding totally incapa- le of success. (Choers and “No".) Slavery was a mere ‘pretonce. In the North the feeling agninst thy black man (was strongor Wien in the South, and if Nordh and South cwore roun! to-morrow slavery would be Med than over. America had been int bearing towards Kogland, aad we hal on easton given up t her, The gonrey ‘fn the affair of the Trent, and if ti pot on the noble lord's it ig conduct in dealing with that « Theers.) Wie looked to Lancashire, and w the woblo lord to weigh well the conseqre: i what he lenilod «perfect neutrality.” ‘There hnd y st noutrality. We vere at present ‘North with every means of offence a South, He thoredyre bsage the goble Iyrd deeply ty ‘aonaider Whother the tue had nor ee, fer Wi to be od) fn Kurope to awk the great werk of Edbope to ogulze tho Southern gonfaderacy, (No, no,” and Kphoorg.) Gx months would not pass over beiorp that NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, ~AUGUBr gz” Iey, } Syne 5 lina RR Pe gee eNNR ‘eo our friends. | disregarding his own sori 1 five Dundred and fife siete :- | Sixteenth, at Hartror suite fu : ae ortherners would never . q rious iinces, and at the peril of | five und yy men are now oulisted in ther » at Hartford, ts probably «7! It by this | of Lismore, county Watorfoid, and relict of Daniet ( MAILS OF THE EUROPA, Orie oe we could make friends. fda his lio rejoining the regiment at its'post, we ie incut, oo Whom fifty were recruited yes:erday, Colonel ) fime. ‘Tho Seventeouth, at Bridgepors has less or- | of Clog ‘or, county Tr pperary, ireland, aged 36 youre ‘of Borope, but Baglin. 2" tho spirit of honor and seif-devotion that sacrifices all to | Aller, appr eiting the superiority of volnnteer patriots 70d COMpanies, most Of which are full a. will report Her friends und those of the famiy fe respcotfully in- hand d wold ont from Barepe would put astopto the & ey and affection, and that we revere his mumory 4B oratte?” wien, and being desirous of tiling up his tied up” this weok. ‘The Ninewenth, at Lik Mleld, has | vited Lo attend the funeral, trom hor into reakinnse/ aa tion of blood, and would make the homer of cur work." | that of one who Iaid down his tf iu our behalf, that wo, nd with the very bost of materiel, has given orders | been delayoy 440ut gving into camp on'acoount .~ Oquip- | Kast Ninth street, this (Friday) afterasod, #1 twoo’ clock, men happy again, He had not made these remarks light- , 94% him, might faithfully and eficieatiy ebey our coun- } that ali the re sruiting offices of the Legion inthe Park | age, but ft is believed to have ut ‘cast the mioupum S¥%- | lier remains will be taken to Caltary Comewry Lor imter- ly or ia haste, and he subimitted them to his fellow coun- | try’ call. @ud elsewhere ght!! be open to-day, to'enable brave men | ber recruited for tt, New Milford has raised a (ull c."0 trymen, believing that, if acted upon, they would redound Resoivest, That we tendor our heartfelt sympathy to | aud patriots to ente here their country’s service pavy and a Burplis ove, t provide for rejections on ac 4, ou Thuredsy, Suy 3, Kowano to our prosperity and our honor. (Choars.) the sorrowing wife and children of him wo loved so well. PIREMEN ue TRS BMPIRB BRIGADE. coulit of physteal dixabi'ity, Tho State bounty will be yours. Their afiliction is ours, and whil we feel that we can only < fricnds of the famAly aro wivited to tain Charles Dunleavy, of Company A, Third regt- | CMtinued till next Monday. repeat words whose meaning formalily has too often Be A ceived ta bts competion AE. omo. atte this (Friday) afternoon, at one THE CALL FOR TROOPS. withered, we still clain it ws our right to spoak with eee ae ae een Moco No. Toh Heol, | The various rogimohta’ Organizatious’ are being per- | o'clock, fr "hia ‘brotist- in-law, A, J more than ordinary affection, while we commend the ‘Thoy have made ad excellent setection in joinin fected with much rapidity. That of the Lodi w. ms glitvourn klyus aaa oa Swidow und the futterioss”” to the eare of a covenant | Gi ain, iraursnvy wcorupaay, A devetior from this corps | Pieled on Tuesday. By order O the Adjatant General tho | Ditoxm —On Wednesday, August 2, of choleta ints Departure of the One Hundred and } keoping God, baied Henry Grittiths was yesterday arresied by eon- | Forty-Afth and Ninety-ffth have boen inustered into the | tum, Nicuops son of Nicholas and Adu’ Dimond, Kighth New York Volunteers. LLOYD ASPINWALT., Licut. Col, commanding, tabla Colgan, wha sei se eal service. Krom the Agseasors’ returns it is estimated | aged 1 year and 4 sontie, Frosident of Board of outlvers. | 6.0?! io, wae in showing somownat of <Cinlenyg ia Wie eS 0 om at headquarters that the quota of G0,000, with what was The tnends and acjuaintarce of Uae family’ are re- The Ono Hundred and Eighth rogiinent New York | pawaaw Lex, Surgeon, Sccrotary of Board of Officers, | ‘PomneCHION Previously’ in the held, wil anoaait €0 obe thied uf tie | spocttully invited to attond the funoral, without. surther Volunteora, Colonel O. H. Palmer, which arrived | axovuma WAR MERTING ON STATAN ISLAND—| — Yosterday oveniius's papers auounced that tho Night. | eXTelled mbitia, Sixty-three commties Lave sent tu their front tho residence of his parents, No. 9 Fiver, n this city from Rochester on Wednesday niet, ARCHBISHOP HUGHES PROPOSED 4S A MAJOR | eonth regiment Connecticut Volunteore, Colouel Wm. @. | Militia OL ei. New street. this (Pridep) afhemnesn; 20am s ck BNERAL. wf Ely, would ‘ . ‘ N » "4 o'clock. e fi . " this evening, arriving early Savurds Bursing sick soldiers at Nashville aud othor points in | 57th year of his age. numbers 1,040 men, was raised principally in Mouro® | Plains, in the township of Westfeld, S.I., at which a | yeesot wil land at plor SF NGaAS Clvaes nail’ tted igs Tennessee and Kentucky, Pay will bw twouty dollors a wines and friends: : ; his one, county, and in point of appearance compares favorably | large crowd attended. Judge Israol Oakloy presided, | mediaicly on board steamer via Jorsoy Vensral Railroad: | “4 Aity cents per mouth, and clotuing, cooked rations | /)\iaim) * harie poe ore & eee with some of our best volunteer regiments. The men | aad Abraham Winant acted aa Secretary. The meot- pel aud i ahaa street, on Saturday aflermon, at two o'clock. | arrived in this city unarmed; but during their sojourn in | ing was @ most enthueiustic ono, several of the weal. | TR Ome Handred and Eleventh New | yo wintn wow Huapsliire rep. is ordwed to leave | 2800 —On Tuesday, Angust 19, Lavoma, wife 4 John the Park Barracks they were provided with Springfield | thivat and most influential residents of the district being York Regiment. on Saturday, and the Hleventh, being full, wMi go imme | G0Qge, Rod only daughter of Allison Young, of Caps May. invskets of tue most approve! pattera. Considering their | Present. ton, Calob Lyon, of Lyondale, made a brilliant ‘acaung; Avgust‘2f, 1402, . | diately into Game. soit funeral wil ake place from hoc Inte reeidauow, Ne, thurvesperionee (three weeks), they marched well, and | abd practical epeoch, appealing to the patriotism of the | mm One Hundred and Flevents regiment (Cayuga and ———_-----__ saeceneee y, this (Friday) uferuosn, a thoy passed down Broadway they received the plandits | dascondants of the uguenete, who drat settied iu Staten Coroners’ Ingucs i Cf on immense crowd who had assor)led to see them oif, | Island, potting to the graves of tho martyrs wh fell | Wayne), under Colonel Segoyne, left this city at AVE | pigse pase, Coroner Naumana bole au im quent xeater-\ 1c, Guawr.—On Thursday ev lowing 1s a list of the officera:— thers in Serence of their country in the vieinity, as ovi- | o'clock this afternoon for the seat of war. Thousands of x , . Rkasy, Of the parish o fone 0-H Palmer: Lieutenant | deuce that this locality showld not be bebindband in ; day on the body of Michael Counor, who rosided w¢ 221 | aged 26 years. nor Garrae Be Theme adjutant, J.'f, | waintaiuiug the priuciplos of ivesty. He calied upon che | Pele crume together to bid the soldiers parting fare- | yast Tyomioth atroet, and who mot hiv death on tho 16th]. 2he trendy @f the faintly are respeeisully invited so Soro; Quartertuistor, Josey Harris; Surgeon, J. F, | Men of means to do thoir part in furnishing funds for the | well. The barracks will immediately be died by another | ingtant by fulliug through the hatcty of the ship Sea f Siteud she funeral, iret tlie rasideuee @ iais vtatory alt 9. Whitby, Second Assistant’ Surgeon, W, $. Kly; Sergeant | Voluntgcrs, urged them to put their hands deep into thoir } regiment, which is already reoruited. Berpont, ac pler'10 East river. The hyarica sustained P ATMtCtg, No. $74 Pearl ste, on Sarorday sfveruood, gons; Commissary Sergeant, A. T. Wells; Hospital Steward, ships. ‘They por ieends Nniee i Grotehing their Recrulting In New Jessey. and leaves a family. Verdict ‘Accidental death.’ Mrs, Saxau Hoxinu, wiglow of Coruelius Huyiersin ber Frere pala H Widleae Pred Lieutenant, | quota of men for te war, aud if ho (Ms. L.) were Prosi. | ‘The recruiting throughout the State ts progressing with | Faran Bunwina Accrpayr.—Amne Robinson, a native of | 77h year. W. H. Moiritt; Second Lieutsnant, W. 0. BI tof the United States, and the friends 68 his gone, in sot Avgtet 21, Meanw Cuuuly Core, edi, The triends-of the family are imvited to attend the : he commission Arch | considerable rapidity. In moat every town or village | Canada, and a domestic in the employ of Mrs. Mott, No Company B—Captain, H, 5. Hogeboom; First Lieuten- — he ed oy pone Sioneral wreiare Ce the signal | men aro enlisting, and thore is great hopes that the Go- | 2i Christopher street, was kindling a fire yesterday morn” Sreisin tak cues OCD vteatus rae ip ant A. Byorett;Fecoid Lieutenant, BS, Tarbox. greoted this remark). ‘The Supervisor, Me Ashbuy Cole, | Vernor of the Stato will find it unnecessary to draft. | {ng,snd while in the act of pouring some finid on the | ferry at cieven o'clock. a vane pare rte ag Rs amt, | oe that $50 bounty would be given tocach recruit by At Jersey City somo halfa dozen companics are being | Wot the can oxploded, burning the unfortunate girl so Hanoow.—On ‘Ihursday, August 21, Smack Mane Han- Company D—Captain, George Cramor; First Liewenant, | the Supervisors, in addition to the government and State | raised, several of which are to ll up rogimonts now at | vue iapiial, wehither hee hd ee ae aS | Othe tunoeai walt take plane. thi , d ‘3 Bounties. Speeches were also made by Judge Metcalfe The funeral will take place this (Friday) atternoow, af Ak Rillzon 5 Recon Lanner Win, Dutton. | jeutenant, | and tho Reva, Messrs. Larow and Vansant and others, | thosoat of war. Coroner was notified to hold an inquest, two o'clock, at 69 Union street, South Brooklyn. The H. &. Merritt; Second Lioutenant, W forthing. ’ ‘Tie rogale of tha pep he hae Weatilold township re | At Hoboken the National and Highwood Guards have | Gaia nrawiaae or blucee Sclativgp ana (riondacaue: TpeeW Dee 9 Siew a H cz Fi ports itself good for in aid of recruiting, and tI a e rawings of Murray, Eddy & + 9 mpany, FAaptai ee *ier09; Firat ‘Leutenant, | Fire cruits trom thet “looality will be omtitied in all to | 288i takon the matter in band, and aro reoruiting two | gory Kentucky and Maiantiel Slate totaniey? y Jacksox.—On Thursday, August 21, Jomm Rony, only “Compeny G—Captain, T. B. Yale; First Licutonant, J. | bout $200 bounty. Drafting will, in all probability, not | DOW companies. A war meeting was held on Tuesday Kawrucny. Extaa CLass 3956—August 21, 1862. son of Edward aud Elizabeth Jackson, aged 7 years, MDavy, Second Fieutgnant, R. &. Holmes. *** | be resorted to in this district, if’ the young men avail | night, and about $3,000 raised towards inducing enlist- 8, 34, 75, 59, 46, 63, 4, 35, 32, 17, 55, 52. months and 6 days, Lop H 3 J , 42, 7, 12, 15, 13, 1, 73, 64, 51, 10, 63. ‘al, fro1 , in Sou re age ag nea gy erg PATRIOTISM AT YORKVILLE, In Nowark recruiting goes on rapidly. The Young | Ciroularesént tree of charge Uy adveaslng altner gon, N. J., on Saturday afternoon, at tlaree v'clock. Pi aes I—Ca Sa | len i jied ee nt, J. Mr. Thomas Rutter, residing in avenuo A, corner of | yong Christian Recruiting Association is held weekly. ae URRAY, EDDY & CO., Jounston.—On Thorsday evening, August 21, after @ . P, Fellinen; Second Lieutenant, W. Amret. Eighty-third street, offers a bounty of $20 each to any Covington, J t. Louis, Mo. short illness, Witi4aa JouNSsToN, of the town oi Longiora, Company K-—Cuptain, J. Deverell; First Licutenant, P. | five able bodied men of the district who will join the ser- | Rey. Dr. Poor and Rey. Mr. McQuaid take a deep interest ireland, aged 67 years. Kavanagh; Second Licutenant, lt. McCulien. vic srithout doiay either in the fleld or in any of the | in the matter and encourage them. oe Drawings ofthe Delaware State The relatives and friends of the family, alao the mem- peta roginents now organizing. pacha hes mere cing mas pecs . bers of Engine Company. No. 51, are particularly. re- Departare of More Massachusetts Troops. FIFTY-FIRST NEW YORK VOLUNTERRS. ‘The Drafting Pantie in Jersey City. 93, Te Ok Td Be Oe th Td ST AT: G2, 21, | quested to attend the tuieral, trom his Yuto residence, Yesterday moruing three companies of the Thirty-third | , Recruiting for this regiment ts progrossing very rapid- PATRIOTIC ADDRESS OF MAYOR ROMAR. DBLaWARE, CLAss 300—august 21, 1363. No. 374 First avenue, on Saturday aflerueon, at two ly, duo to its reputation. One of the wealthiest’ citizens i i ’elock, withoutifurther notice. Massachusetts regiment arrivod in Jersey City from Bos- | contributed a large amount to be distributed in the shape | The drafting panic hag risen to somewhat of a height {LER nama rene 53, 65, 39, 46, 58, 37, “i Joms—at New Brunswick, N. Circulars seni by addressin, 33, 62 29, 49. » 52, 60, 5, 29, 4! , on Wediesday, ton, fully equipped and armed with the Enfield rifle: | of bounty to those who may onlict in the Fifty-Grst. The | tn Jersey City. Hon. J. B. Romar, Mayor of the oity, has (OHN A. MORRIS & CO. August 20, Tomas Jonks, lave of this city ‘They numbered 320 mon. After delaying for a short } 10lowing bounties are recelved:— issued the following patriotic address: Wilmington, Delawai ‘The funeral s iil take place at bis lato rosidence, State bounty, wa! + $50 (ahaa i POI on Saturday morning, aud the body -will be afterwards time they started for the seat of war. The following is | Tjnited States bounty |... 2 "290 Maxon’s Orricg, Jersey Crry, August 20, 1862. OMcial Drawings of the Library Asso- | conveyed by the New Jersey Railroad train, leaving New correct list of the officers: — Lathrop, Ludington & Co.s’ . 10 | To rag Cruzexe or Jersey Crry:— ciation Gampany's Lottery of Lees A Brunswick at balt-past ten A.M. to Jersey City, from Company H—Capiain Moulton; First Lieutenant, Jobo | Rogimental bounty.....+...++ + 6 | , In accordance'with a resolution passed by the Common ass No. a4S—-Auguet St, 1963, thence 10 Greeawiod Cemetery for ‘interment.’ The H. Whitten; Second, — —. — | Council last evening, | am requested to invite the citizons | 34, 21, 57, 60, 22, 75, 35, 20, 16, 27, 1, 26. friends of the deceased and o. the family are respectfully Company t—Captain, H. M. Norton; First Liontenant, | gotal ....... seeeececsagese teesescsteneccee sone $04 | Of Jorsey City to moot at the Common Council chamber, pee ne ee anletias He Bee invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence im Charles Herd; Second, Lewis Warren. This is to be paid ia cash immediately after mustering. | 00 Thursday evening, August 21, at half-past seven 62, 66, 14, 7, 46, 17, 38, 59, 8, 35, 54, 51. Now Brunswick, or upon artival of tho body at- Jersey Company K—Captain, J. C, Edmonds; First Lieutenant, cs o'clock, for the purpose of taking some united action | Forcireulars, &c., add Gity, at half-past eleven A. M. L. Bankcroft; Second, J. F. Boyd. SIXTH SENATORIAL COMMITTER. in the matter of yolunteers, whereby a draft Lournet.—On Wednesday, August 20, Lous: Lourras, The Sixth Senatorial Military Committee mot at the may be avoided. In doing so I would maorely Prizes Cashed in ail Legalized Lotte= | aged 77 years. eae sta | City Hall yesterday afternoon, Senator Bradley in the Military Movements in New York std 7] : express the hope that all those who desire . Information given. JOSEP! ES, Broke: ‘His (rieuds and those of the family are invited. i Vieinit chair, The Lrcnitierpertc dood it was nei to | the perpetuation of the free institutions of ot govern. |e ™ Noell Wall Pb ats aw Wace. 0 ence funeral, from his late Nealision the Benes id raigo a regiment iu tho district or not was raised by Mr. | ment und who regard the welfare and respect of Jersoy fois bara hth cece sauiadondas atieenoon sat cneiohdincie Senmahane THE QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE. Wotmore, Colonel, Gurney having taken this distriet | City will attend, so that some united and enorgotic ac: | Royal Havana Lottery.—See OMicial | services will uke place at st. John’s chapel. Gen. Arthur has been overran with business gince the | }3,,0'° br eemet regiment | tion may be taken to aid in orushing ont the rebollion | Drawing of August 9, 1862, in another column. New Orleans, Sun Francisco and Newark (N. J.) papers being nearly fuil. after considerable discussion | now oxisting against our once united and happy country. TAYLOR & CO. aden ae h troops from this State have actually commenced to move. | pro and con., the committee appropriated $1,600 to be J. B. ROMAR, Mayor. * | ifasisrt--—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Auqust 90, “ : —I 5 > from From an early hour in the morning until late at night tho —_ as rat Serta tie olineine aoe the apnacee Jo accordance with the above a meeting was held The Great Corcoran Celebration—The ‘ ; man - | procession ‘aren to best advantage from the windows, office is open, and General Arthur's staff are kept con- | Gurno; Meagher’s brigade, $900; Harris Light Cav. Seer octvauate’ aud wemon Rlepeed Ton further ie, | balconies and top of Barnum’s Musewn, ‘The rival dwarfs tinually on the rush to keep pace with the business of the | elry, $100; Fifty-first Tegiment, $160; Righty second rogt- crultiog. “The unanimity of seatiment. that: prevailed, Cen: speck, Finn, aed Costs Jiutty wy ibe visible, and organic disease of the brain, Georas Taron, ouly sou oF Abram R. and Matilda K, Meriett, aged 5 years, 1.ments aad 13 days. : Dearest George, you have left as, time. mont, $100; Fourth art ory $200; Fifth artillery, $200; | and the appointment of an influential committes to carry ‘And your loss we deeply feel; : Fifty sccond regimont, $100. In addition to this the $10 | out the views of the mooting, will have the desired effect a a a 4 ath bored con RO ee a JUDGE ADVOCATE | pounty is given to cach recruit raised in the district. of allaying any feoling of pauls that may xist in regard ee Carte de Visttes for $1. The Best Goa Viggen th hath bereft as, 5 ah ty, at WOOD'S Gallery, 208 Bowery, N. Y. can, te PATRIOTISM OF MR. LE GRAND LOCKWOOD. to drafting. ae rem The relatives aud friends of the family, also themem» The list of officers to be attached to the above depart- | Mr, Lo Grand Lookwood,a broker, doiog business at HOROKEN, N. J. Eight Cartes de Visite for $1—Kqual to | Lore of Anglo-Saxon Lodgo, No. 137 F. A. M., are respecte fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 20 Douglass street, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further notice. Monks.—On ‘thursday, August 21, of croup, Luwona ment is nearly full. The quota for New York has been | No. 69 William street, has patriotically furnished one The patriotic citizens of Hoboken have raised afund by | ne vest made. BALCHS, 233 Greenwich at. ‘Barclay by and five mon, known as the Lockwood Guard, subsoription to $160 bounty for men to enlist in the = ‘ cei Scot Sale tna Saeed appointed, and that for Brooklyn will take place to-day. | Eoveresnn ‘connecticut regiment, with "$10. a mas | ine mouths’ sereice tho State bounty aud government ‘Tho greatest care is taken by General Anthon jp the | bounty anda splendid stand of colors. Such liberality | pay boing in addition. miveelve Cartes. Ge Visita Sis Kwo. Large making of those appointments. None but men of the | deserves to be made known to the public. soit? Highwood Guard are now recruiting at, Odd Fel, Photographs FRROIVAT, 10.Chathem street, Moss, faaghise of John’ Monks, aged’3 years, 10 months highest-respestability and most agroeable manners are A PATRIOTIO FAMILY. owe “Fiail, Stoboken; and thove ‘desiring. tu onlay et 12 Cartes de Visite for $1. The Very | 416 days. feat, Te ng ery etthoemmminiongiowe | SAD ON Stet cn tatu semen | | RRR ARE Enea, Rotten 4 earn. to each offloer :-— Mh “ plane <p ER ET OE ‘The relatives and friends of the family are res Van Tassell, of the little town of Mount Ploagant, in West- Richmond County Volunteers. nee Vener Udy Zw weno tone Paiaivesanecrionds of, ee Daly ate Saas DGB ADVOCATR GENERAL’: \RTMENT, chest te, no pha ae es Your, peril 1862. } fnthes sereeel Eoecrtd Sfectelian, mathe teanitane Quananrtya, 8. I., August 21, 1862. Classes of taw students are now being organize, Aspe- f lal clase for th ai thie nits 18 bed To ati TO WHOM THESE FRESENTA MAY COME, GREETLNO:— tive service for the past twelve months. These young A large and enthusiastic war meoting was held at the | Cla class tor those ontaged an aeecnule Paw exeluaiccie parenta, No. 409 Fifth stroot, this (Friday) afternoon, af two o'clock. Know ye, that by virtue of the authority in me vested riots have been through all the late battles ow the pe- | Tompkins Lyceum last ovening, at which ek and Mippepoxr.—On Wednesday evening, August 20, Maris. by the Commander-in-Chief, I have aisd’ coaoy'| Retaein; and Save eooue safety Oat Wikthint a paraion: ae i es Shea a mes ore epithe ; bearer enn Tearesy, Sienema oven eaany ete Ca Tours, the beloved daughier of J 4 Georgians those presents do appoint, A—— B—— roling ‘Omicer of | neither have they ever been an hour sick. They allen: | P™ pace’ y at ———-— — — eo oa fore [oreo ee YB. —— election district, of the —- ward, of the clty of New | listed in the one regiment, which was raised in that | gentlemen. The Reception.—-Turtle Received per ee eat ane yeaa thie Cre arp respect York, with powor Kpelle pe tiiy ae 2 Foie les — cree mee (ing aorenn call pon a! Latpeerm = oe Large bounties were freoly offered to voluntecrs. Baxouia, served by Bayard, this day. 2 Fark x Le er pei ph Seige ot 3 ee Key ecu Pf poy paige ed roper manner, to inquire and aacert the uames an ir. Van Tassell’s seventh son 18. regiment now . . ig Eyes of all white roalo citizens residing ia the said cleetion | raising ia that county, and bis and last son, who | The Supervisors of the county have voted $80,000 for gaa New York. Nicuotson.—On Thursday, August 21, CaaRtorre Tremss, Nicnorsoy, beloved daughter of John aud Mary Nichole won, of Fugland, aged 17 years and 1 day. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to district, for tho purpose of enrolment, in accordance with | is only fourteen yoars old, has been , practising she drum | the support of the famities of volunteers, while several | _ Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile Uproots Hatr the proclamation of the President of the ¢ United States. for the ast moth, and fotwithstsnding all ibe eneon: private individuals guarantee to pay threo handred dol. | {omlow, forshands, pose lips ar any~part of the body; for 80 shall be your commi wit. ances: parents, says mus! 13, “ {oo ak, SE SES ess whereof Ihave hereunto set my hand, the day and | country service, if even onlyas = drummer boy. Mr. | !4°S® week additional to tho families of such volunteer 8. Batcheior’s Hair Dye—the Best in the tend the funeral, 1 the residence of her ear above written. WM. H. ANTHON, Van Tassel has a right to be proud of bis sons for going | Other sums, to be appropriated to a like purpose, were | worid;instautaneous, harmicss and reliabie. Sold by drug. | Sith ors Ne r rTudge Advocate nti ise Barifing Onleee. © | Scechaaswbig, aad far cliivess abacld. bo proud oC eect | peoniieedingemmtnibas ot elie Seovedie “itteuhd perfumers cvorywhere, Factory, 8i Barclay atrvet_ | NO, 64 West Kightoenth street, this (Friday) afternoom, ‘This commission is given so that it willdo away with | &man for urging bis boys to go forward to Aight the bat- A considerable number of men from Richmond county Cea cay ugh avy dificulty which might arise between the enrolling | “108 OF thelr country have already volunteered in the Metropolitan Guard, | pret Soathtette, “eek Noe I Sankey Deen ea sold ti | i offer and the public as to his identity. An account book We understand, says the Albany Argus, that the com- | Marne artillery and other regiments. by all druggists. y, ia algo provided for each, in which he is to register the | mittee appointod by the Board of Supervisors to wait | Richmond county is aroused, and will furnish her quota o's Hair Dye, Pr ‘names of all parties liable to the draft, and witch must |‘upon and urge the Governor to accept the services of the y = shies Cristadoro’s Hatr Dyce, Preservative English papers please copy. O’ScLtivax.—On Thursday morning, a Joaan- Naw O’SuLuivan, the beloved daughter of, is and Mare garot O'Sullivan. Her friends and those of her brothers, John and Pas roops ist Tesort to drafting. Wig depot, wholesale and retail, No. 6 Aster House. | trick, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this be handed into General Anthon each afternoon. Tenth regiment, as volunteers for nine months, were in. | OF 4 mages ambiengres: Laxomyti ¢ to draning. | Fhe Dye is eppliod by experienced artiste, Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of formed that it was not in bis power to accept nine moaths’ ae - ber ay No. 52 Frankiort street. Her remaing will PLAGS FOR THE NEW REGIMENTS. volunteers. The decision of the general government is A large number of regimental flags are now being ee against 5s of hy Ae gies reer made for several of th ts it to st in papers. It is sai 1e regiment wi pm pe xara: regen psec ben Seoreit and fil te ranks to the maximum numbers it may | ‘Thie town is fully azoused. Among all classea a mar. | S02me, like the work of magic; it makes, the coarsest skin }. Among 6 wot be accepted asa volunteer regiment after the draft has | tial spirit prevails. Drafting is at a discount, as we have | Sold by'all druggists and fancy goods dealers, and richly embroidered in silver, to be presented by the | been commenced, and in that event it will form ® part of | gi -saay raised our full quota for both calls of the govern. Seiuiital Compliciinatinieats Miscou ladies of Fayetteville, Also a stand of colors for the | the quota of Albany eounty. 115th regimont New York State Voluntecrs—tho Stato | THE MILITARY ABSENTEES ON GOVERNOR'S ISLanD— | ™62t) and volunteors are still coming in fast and thick. | of Youth or Liquid Pearl basno equal for preserving and The Town of Addison Aroused. Beautifal Complexion—Phalon’s “Snow Appisow, N. ¥., Ai . | White Cream when applied to the face, neck and arms : spielen seems like the work of magic; it makes the coarsest skin be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. 5 Relatives and frionds of the fatnily are invited to attend the funoral, from the residence of. his parents, 174 Wee® Twentieth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Qvackeypos.—On Wednesday, August’20, of typhoid. fever, Captain E. M. Qcackunnos, of Co. KE, Thirty-sixtts ONE OF THEM NEARLY SHOT. Addison claims to be the banner town of the State. Shin delightrut sriiclee will have no other, “Sold by ail drug | regiments New York Volunteers, agod 26 years, a ms the suerte feo of tie United Beates are There are now upwards of two hundred military ab- plsnnd’ ‘at 439 Broadway. @ relatives and friends of the family are fully Iii set of colors ‘are among the number for the Ryan | sentces and desorters on Governor's island, and the police | Hrish Regiment to be Raised in Boston. Sree YSN E invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his " daily more over for examination. They are Boston, August 21, 1862. Clirchugh’s Illusive Wig.—No soili father, M. M. Quackenbos, 141 Second avenue, this (Fri- Gar Tee Tah ae ers Brotdcet Koeonn 2righ ot; | provided with better quarters and rasions than thoy de- einarefor or staining of partings, fit and workmanship perfect. Made } gay, afternoon, at four o'clock. sign, with b the Irish woe Ss eee sik aloo tbs in Costio Willlara, and are ded by & soutinel A number of patriotic Irish officers and citizens haye | ouly at 2%) Broadway, corner of Reade street. Rrax.—On Wednesday, August 20, CaTmagive Rram, the beloved daughter of Patrick and Elizabeth Ry: aged 2 years and 4 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, a6 two o'clock, from her late residence, 130 East Twenty- binth street. Ryan.—On Wednesday, August 20, after a short illness, Dasist Ryan, aged 64 years. Co.’s, corner of Fulton Wi with loaded musket. Oné of them came pretty near | Obtained permission from Governor Andrew to raise a Ie " sealer Soweés anwar” and Williamy stroots, f0F | Tein shot on Wednesday. He persist! in gging up tho | now Iris regiment for nine month service. Recruiting | pier Oty phaws Pee tect. Galt by neasten Deon eh stairway leading to the top of the castle, notwithstanding | wii ye at once commenced. It is proposed to invite | Dey sirect. ' i aca comdcga elect ctemmeb ell (CS wares ap fr Aes ape emer malo = = Z P ALBANY. ‘The only motice he took of the sentinel’s warning that General Corcoran to speak in Faneuil Hall... Constitution Water is a: Certain Cure Owing to typographical error this regiment, which | would fire was to teil him to, go to heil. gegen the ‘The Maine Seventeenth regiment, Colonel Roberts, left | for digbetes, gravel, and all diseases of the kidney. whizzing of @ bullet past his ear brought him up with a MORGAN 4 ALLEN, Agents, 46 Cliff street, M. Y. arrived im Jersey City on Wednesday, and departed for | 306, may ‘and looking down he saw no sentinel in the | Portland this morning for the seat of war. Washington that evening, wad printed the One Hundred of reload so he voncluded not to any further. Trasses.—Mar: i Cure Fuuerai will take piace this (Friday) afternoon, at balf- and the, Tbe following isa ae of tho officers of the penton THathe “did not think those fellows. put balls The Massachusetts Volunteers, dc. ‘Truss. No. 2 Vesey ot., opposite the church. No-connection | past two o'clock, from the residency of his son-in-la regiment :— im their guas.’’ The megel potent Ml en 4 Boston, August 21, 1962. with any oluer truss oilice of same name. Female attendant becom Lei “reat py fn Colonel, Lewis O. Morris; Major, Edward A. Spring- | man was fully approved by the coi ig officer, an: ‘The Thirty-fifth Massachusetts regiment, Colonel Wilde, IS h ; Frederick 1 ; he absentees that they cannot, do exactly as Trasses, Trusses, Trusses.—Corner of | Matbush. Bergeint, Wim, Sevens. if eneannerrs thoy iiss, “ithe sentinel hus not been in tho service raore. | leaves to-morrow for the seat of war. ‘The regiment wilt | prondway and Ann street, wader Barnum's Museun. SaaKWEN.—On Wednesday, August 20, after a short and Captains Murphy, Jones, Morris, MeCullooh, Moore, | than a few weeks, but he will evidently make a deter- | be transported to New York by special boat and train via a ___ MARSH BROS. pa tines, of James and Elleh Sheriden, ni Saanta lakico, Kennedy, Rody oan CopeOts onpRR, PROT Full River, thus not interforing with the regular passer. Holloway’s Ointment is the Only Ace | “The friends and relatives of the family aro respectful Bg rg nag ld CONSOLIDATION ORDER, AND ITS EFFEOT ON THE | goreavel, ‘The Thirty-cighth Maggachasetts regiment is.| twaland permanent eure for piles. Tt has nover failed 8 } inyited to attend the faueral, this (Friday) afternoon 4 : a i et, Coulson, Morris, | ‘The order for the consolidation of all incomplete volun- | under orders to leave on Sunday. The Maine Seventeonth | ‘Powssnds of casos. two o'clock, from tho residence of his parents, 1,380 Second Lieutenants Reede, Orr, Mullins, Bull, Hobbs, Pettit, Orank. teer com abcd Ro apie eMr caused considerable excitement among cal ‘ nd ee eee Subalterns whose companies are not yet full. A large | VM Stoningtoy oatly thie evening. The United States mustering office ia White street still } number of them not having recruited men enough to en- Was Meett dn Mseeinsnawn, ts 3 continues lively, and about two hundred recruits are in- | tile thom to commissions will = pov than ae _ os id ine mage ea ae Doctor Hunter's Discovery Cures the spected daily. pretty soon, unlese they succeed in getting their quota, Bonpexrown, N. J., August 21, 1862, worst form of Scrofula, obstinate Eruption of the Skin . are, therefore, very anxious to obtain men, uo i worst form of Gerafula, obstinate, Rruption of the Bkinr PATRIOTIC CADD I RELATION 70 ucRuierna, | S24 they Are, therefore, very anzious to obuain menue | 4 grand war mooting was hold to-night at Reckless- bad oli Ulcers” No. Division stot, New ¥ore Gy recruiting oificers, determined not to be left belind, are | town, Burlington county, N. J. It was addressed by ayingese conan — byron hace of the | rrraluingvevery nerve to fill up thelr ranks. To this’end | Mossrs. Jamos M Scarel, Garret $.Canuon, P. T. Soucl| Gccastonal Costivencss. first ten good able bodied temperate men. whio shail enlist | They have been offering twenty dollars for every man | ang Wm. H. Van Nortwick. Much ondhusiasm was | NO medicmo isso sure as BRANDRETE'S PILLS—two in Capt. Jared Maxon’s company, mow being raised by | brought to them, and have extensively circulated notices 2 - i or three often permanent) curing. a si him and First Lieutenant W. H. J. Stratton, and attached | te this effect, of which we append two specimens :— evinced. It is thought the quota of Burlington county BE SURE AND GET NEW STYLE, | to the Sixty-first regiment, now in the field, Solonel Barlow | Coyriextiat.—We will give you $20 a man for all the | Will be raised without draft, h. i commanding, to be paid. upon presentation of certidlcate | mon you wilt bring us on Wednesday and Thursiy, Ap- from Capt. Maxon or Lieut, Strattom that be has been | piy at the recruiting oilive, 73 Bowery, New York. The Pennsylvania Voluntcers. Married. < ay eT ee Homan T will give you $20 for every recrult you will bring to the Cownerr—Rvxney.—At Southport, Comu.,on Wednes- DANL. DRAKE SMITH, A fat. and Thirteenth, etest, on Harawpona, August 21, 1862 day, August 20, by the Rey. C. E. Lindsley, Wiuuaw L. . B. Look. A) ity oe President Commercial Mutual Insurance Company’? cigusta2 at twelve o'clock Hoon. Capt. ‘Two regiments went South to-day. By orders recoived | CowDRRY to HANNau M.,danghter of the late Thomas 0. and 59 William street, New York, Broadway , without further invitation. SroppaRd.—At Nanuet, Rockland cousty, N. Y.,om, Wodnosday, August 20, Iba Awy Octavia, only daughter of William W. and Phebe Ann Stoddard, aged 14 months and 28 days, Her remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery. , ow in the course of organization, has | bivouscked on Boston Common this afternoon, and left Dr. C. Howard Marshal, Lung tnhalist, for curing asthma, bronchitis, catarrh and heart this ollice, 712 Broadway, New York, from 9 to ree. i MISCELLANEOUS. Ae HUGHES! GREAT BERMON ON BHE AND THE DOWNFALL OF ENGLAND. By GEORGE FRANCIS TRALN, age both published this morning, complete in one volume, Weente, bj om TB. PETERSON & BROTHERS, Agents, Booksellers, (i ied an Fo} or by undred, and the; jt For sale tn Now Vhs 2 Li, We J. lone taken after Friday, four o'clock froin the War Departmont, Surgeon General Smith is di- | Bumsey, Fea. v ee ; ; ‘ Keuor—Lee.—On Thursday morning, August 21, by | —————————— — . qqkizorulting stations, 600 Brondway anc. 305 Weet street, Henge, eae ee ar dattalion of this new | Tected to instruet surgeons to examine persons claiming } the Rov. Father Quarteus, Jaxms Kenton to Many Lovisa, gp rap arrest nar ad SPINOLA’S EMPIRE RBIGADE. regiment left Fort Hamilton on Wednesday, and will sovn | exemption with reference to their ability to fight and do a daughter oF Soh Lee,,Eoq. 6 OF this city. tNisana he nscheee tend Seles ona alae GRNERAL ORDERE—NO. 5. be in sotive service. The, mam, have been at the fort for | other duty, and (hat only under this order those claiming | 44! Sap, cx tase tontmonos of the DELAYS pufeate, oF te RRA PU eee OPE ae HeAanquarrees, SPivoLa’s BRicave, somne: time, aad are well Sri ; Ae" | exemption on account of various disorders will stand but 18. Weed, Huvay B. Lawunerox to Miss ‘Harner, IC. URE FOR HERNIA OR RUPTU! » Lugust 21, 1862. } What 13 almost batter, well officered, ‘Ibere bas boon ? Rev eo, Huewe a 8 Aarne, RADICAL ORES YOR Feet ce purses: e 5 Second’ bat ; about fifty | a poor chance. Surgoons will be at once selected from | daughter of Robert Spencer, Kaq., all of Brooklyn. To.prevent idling of soldiers about town, it is hereby, | some trouble in the Second battalion lately; al : leve_Compue..On Wednesday, August 20,at the resi " mea deserted a day or two ago, abd arc supposed to have | (he yarions counties, and sworn to perform their dut: Me aetna Bae Abs. = o ong lionel glnnn in ree: 2 eee, = ‘10 this city and Srooklyn te enlistm the volunteers, te ’ Lg T | dence or the bride's parents, by the Rev. Thomas Gaiau- Cures thia dread(ui disease: new in principle. light, cleam aay Gite g giveu to men, ~ without fear or favor, No certificates of physicians or | din, E. A. Love to Miss H. C. Comper. veer Geeeenr mines aa ar ; ‘Sa ae sore tho advance bounties. The police were y in,.E. A. TRULY WONDERFUL | DISCOVERY. SQUIRES? oat ‘ond ever: "dior ot this Digest ters bar noted. by tolegraph from Fort amitton, © arrest all affidavits of disease by persons aftlicted will be regarded NicHotsoN—MARTIN. Ab Wash: von, D. C., 00 Wednes- Oriental Linimnen fe ra ior Rheumation, eamp at Kast New York, there te remain over Sunday, to | regular soldiers who wore not provided with weil authen- | py examining surgeons. Os 9,18 St. John’s | + Nia it, yoe, | Yow, Sprains, Stifn thy Baok and attend parade ani review, ao woll as Divine service, the | ticated passes. In one caso they got hold of « regular come Ot pred Mo. , Wholesale by d Park place, New York. Rev Dr. Mausficld, of the Second regiment, ofticiating. with a forged pass. He is boing takeu care of, and will | Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island, on wy 5 canbe Dh. terete, sagen $1, by Colonels commanding the different regiments of this bei. | be brought before a court martial. Bounties. the Very ‘Rov. Win, Statta, V G., Wa. UW. Raywooo to OF gade will see that this order jis carried out to the letter A SPECIAL GENEGAL MUSTER. ‘The following proclamation has beon issacd by Goyer. | Fanny Witrovcapy, both of this city. retail OM ca nly Neae out Hereattor passes will only be approved as follows :-—Oa In qocordance with orders from the War Department, Simonson—Tuom@sow.—On Friday, August 15, by the | grams, in perfect taste. recruiting service, to each and every recruiting officer, he regular troops in and around New York have been | Hor Sprague :— . Wat, D. SIKONSON, ,of Port Rich- three men; for cach and every regimental | trerentand inspected, nnd eoples of the muster rolls | Whereas, the large bountics givon by the sevoral cities | ROV-2.N; Tent, Mi Ke Sat Econ of Lincoln, Til., as orderlies, besides the non‘counmitsioned staff, three | have been sent to the General commanding this district | and towns in this State for voluuteers, for the purposo of of Staton Istand. men. and the Adjutant General. All offfcora and men on the | obviating a draft, is productng dissatisfaction among the upmn—W aTkrevny,—On Monday, February 24, at the such detaited parties must be borne on each andovery | rolls of the army who did not answer to their names, or | troops now in the field; and whereas, thie system of over- | yepidonoe of ihe Rev. ira KR. Stowart, Jastvs A. Soupsn, morning report by name. Pisses must be approved | wore not progerty and satisfactorily accounted (or at this | bidding by cach town in fts haste to relieve itself from a | Yr yy. to Migs JosRPHive, youngest daughter of the late cither by the General Commanding, or by the Inspestor | special general muster, will be dropped forthwith and | drart, is a most pernigions one, and is croat a large | Cark'Watorbury,, all of this city. Goneral Mea not complying with this order, ape sub- | eonsidered as deserters. Lists of all seh men fave to be | debt which is unequally divided among the people of the Philadelphia and Bridgeport papers please copy. Jeot to.arrost ax deserters, which eosts each and every | garnished to the War Dapartment. State, whon phe cause for which it is increased is. that of poN—-SmitH.—At Jersey City, on Wednesday, July 9, nan go: arrested $5. ‘The General Commanding bi Anal RE PRIVATE PATRIOTISM. all its citizens, for the prosorvation of their common coun | py the Rey. Dr. Varendor, Miss Conxmcs.J. Samm to Mr tic << ake Togret, of some recruiting efficers Doing mane Ke Roe, of the West Point Hotel, on | tty; and whoroas, an undue haste has also been manifest. | Rg, Trunok, all of Jersey City. undor the iafwence of liquor, and hereby reminds thom Captain Stephon R. Ser “eh Vinrs asa bounty to | ed oy some of our people to rander themseivos oxompt , that they risk their position by so doing, as be is deter. | Saturday ae eee = a Grheaen pA ny ie under the Jaw from doing military duty, Under these minod to hare but sober men ka his command, Algo the } auy four men who, withih Turty olgi {New | circumstances, and to take such ensures se may customary military etiquette must at once bo’ more par. | 88 pFivates, in, Colonel Ellis! regiment, forming at NOW: | tought most proper in the emeegoncy to comply with Goalntly sbserved by officers and men, Rv command of | burg. On the fellowing day fol etalwart man Tron MT | ue cali of tho President to furnish our quote. of troopa, I Brhyadier General F. B. SPINOLA. Co ee eet ea Moulay’ aad ro. | Have deomed’ it my duty to convene the Goneral Assom- P. J. CLasswex, Colonel and Inspector Goucral, Bmpire | bounty They were duly enlisted oa Monday and re | iy ae atime not provided by law. Now, uierefore, [, BAND S8WING MACH 1 Broadway. Nerdios, by 8 NATIONAL VOLUNTRERS.— - Exrhange Coumittes e vtet meu eee eg he Downy wilt We pad at bew No, B14 Broadway, Mogurt Vall, - yd Vina YE AND EAR OPTHALMIC “AURAL. INSTL well Know Hist and a dvist. ‘The instiae fe me oneage See Washington Intelligencer (oe eventos. LARGE, STOCK with ind up the business, de ctosed ot a HAILEY & SOUTHARD, 27 Park place ighest the most reliadl Rares—KwsnnicK.—Oa Weduesday, Av Rey. H. Mattison, Mr. Praxcis Darzs, 0! Wo Miss Maxcame Kenpaion, of Harlem. Beram.—At English aeighborheod, N.J., Many E., wife ust 20, by the ‘ew York wity, wy Brigade, cotved their money. William Sprague, Governor of the State of Rhode Island ems ihe . SUTLERS AND CH co SENTAoO, fy SRE Tocruiting for the Third regiment of shis brigade is in a COLONEL GURNBY’S NATIONAL VOLUNTERRS, ind Provinedse Plactations, ih virtue of the powers. In = hagemye the coy tip hab pe Ay aa hort 4 m4 Pe eS cay. 7 most gratitying condition, Captain Thomas Port yay ‘Thie rogiment is rapidly Niling up. Porsons desiring to | me vested by tho constitution of aaid State, do issue tis | fA» AL te cMurchy |S deh ne ’ ? c ae) feal justiy proud of the fine body of stalworth men bo has | join must do so at once. ‘The Sixth Senatorial Detrict | my proclamation, convening the Geacrol Assembly of ber" dese’ . August 21, Sanaa, wife pee ABODE OF DEATH; enlisted, Mr. Charkgs Waters, an eminont saddlor doing | Committee have appropriated an extra bounty of ton | (his state to meet at the State House, m Providence, on a tie Baul, , b Pevoratory. Dustioss ia Brondway, corner of Thirteenth stroot, hear- | dollars for the fret fty men who shall eplist in this | Monday, the 26th day of Awgust,at 11 o'clock AM. And, | mae ond ot ibe Sviiet wwes CRIMINAL LABORATORY, Ree the number of ‘men belonging to Engine Company | regimont, ‘Thoy also propose to pay a bounty of ten dol. | do hereby call upon the mombers of both houses tharoot, | | AiG \mwmes OT, afiernoou, at two o'clock, GREAT CRIMINAL § 23 who had joined the company, gave the Captain the | jars to all oniisting in the distr: . One hundred men | to assemble thomselves in their reapective lousos, A th Toustered im in this Pogment yer re. Gotrge, No. Td Bed: from whe residence of her siste: TRIAL, sum of ten doliare to be paid to each member of the com. | wer ry, Mad two f Hme and place aforesaid A stroct e pany who will follow thé oxemplo of the foreman, Mr. | fu)i companies, from Greenport, Long tsland, ‘are expect- In teatimony whereof, I have hereunto est my hand | ford Sirol. Brooklyn, on Thirsday, Auguat at Greene, and the twolvo brave follows mho have enlisted. | ot today. ‘These companies have been reernited by | and affixed the seal of tho Stato at Providence, this | ge A huge of Julia aud We At. Bi vlaarr a 04,3 mutiny THE DRATH OF COLONEL MONROR. Stowart L, Woodford, Esq. , seer tw gatieth rf gual A a wate pings + — ‘ sotitus of the OMecrs of tho Ty ery trict Attorney, who has resigned hts po: Py his Excellency the Governor. $ ihe tants mee " JEALOUSY AND REVENGE, Fe ee en Tithe, rae bee aL Cerne Aree. | this regiment. ‘The third company of WILLIAM SPRAGUE, aes Eee ns hse ieee asotaree Piatreeh tench rail, Hurpor's Ferry, Va., Augist 18, when tho foiowing | tic command of Capt, Corn’s A. Cooper, is rapid Joux R. Banwuare, Secretary of State. cee ~ 4 ou Saturday morulig, A WIFE HORRIBLY re, adupted in Y thie ‘ np. Their headquarters ave at $06 Broadway, Rog — - 5 einen 4 . wore adopted in relation ¢ Jave Colonel 1a headquweters, $14 Broadway Movements in Other States. “ pis Miko Sf AU gist 21, We. Baino, oldest ML FbAL ) man Baird, “4 the Fourth ward able providence of God He has fy hy STANTON L¥GION, my Ane i. : relatives and triende, READ THS. i our Colouel, the late femonted | Klevemth rogiment New York State Folnateors, Colo. | The Seventosnth and Twonweth ragimemts aro at Comp in nh SOY es Jaine 08 ne. H.eAllen, were expectod te form a’ large | King, Portinad. The furmor bas Glocted Its officers wid AMONAL POLICE GAZETTE. | Kesolved, That while we would ever bow submissively | portion of the parade to-day on the occasion of t ly ready to mova, nap TE ahi ye borers the hand whieh orlers all things in wisdom and in | roasption of the gallant General Corcoran; but Wuwiness men of Portland aro s\ganing an agreemony Sate tA love, wo yet fool Mist im being boremved of ane no leas | consequence of the regimental oMfivers haviug beon wn fantociag to Whe young meu in their employ who shall | Jowanwa Sima, Wie “eh We conus, Ged in all bochand perftciiy Aved by rendy sympathy with his command | able to ebiain from the State authoritios arms und a wt snteor at once Tho SANE Situawons an Wate return hat f Your of hero, AL #Ov" g, ldo went bY mall 1d ang ong Mfsotipnale agg for hog abe mon, than by | sient number of rmmiforms to equip the mon, ouly a part | they Bow have ihe rela find friends of the family are res; ba Wey eee “eves urhanity of charact#, military acquirements and targe | of the force will be on parade, The rogimont will, wt this CONNBCTICUT. invited te, attend te funeral on Sunday afternoon, at — — hts So experiance to lead and animate others, the Twonty-seoond | time, compare favorably with any other ta this yieimily, Thera wore on Tuesday ning hundred ond eighty-one | wreo o” look, from her lato residenve, 200 Uuion street, Togiment has sustaiuod an irroparable loss. not alone ta numbers, but in the character of its men, | men inbamp in the Kightecath Connecticut Volunteers at Bory ved, That m the noble act of Qvtonel Monroe im | phoir divgipling and (he ofiotenoy of Weir cuicers, Qyur | Norwtob, and the regiment will son be Mod uy, The Reason Thursday, Jax a VE, CURA @ PALIT, + notice, A wiih Mil wba aady fey 448 BOW G, asee— ~~ WwW CARTES DE VISITE FOR $1, AT VAUGHAN'S “ 2.4 Wallery, 228 Bowers, the wry Bask in tis cis 4