The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1862, Page 2

3 , NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1862. dl for the mon, during the oontin ob and the nurnb or of wagons required io carry ther wart, Lim wiy, thee Pw, Capt P. Bay i Bavels, in Accordance with the Carvel, | t't W.sininw via | 1,0! 1.0, Povteand May ee ial - emer S.:s tnd the rednoed eaports of the " Officers hanged t theert woonded 0 Lor, while the well weat round by land; appearance, All the bustle and oo \ush@ that marke tb Buubers tn the bepttals TRE EXCHANSE OF PRISONERS. Ast Lt vee Ke Lith Pa, ™ wd | ee wenoMt oe we Pa, owt. a Aves, ion coaites “teal w be ses the ou of | when a large army is near are vbserved to-day, The are | rogmmeutal sargeums, We are just wow naan S-] diers 7 ORS bce OSE SEROMA Maman aastene | Pils A. Ne HAH HHSC. | Peace necensary for the wuimals, aad provisions | rival of « portion of the Army of the Fudoman at the | of aapeil of doticoumty plonswnt weesher, | Tye nists ane Names of Union $1 diers Fe'eared by the oh zia.S | ~ r of the | powerend.of the pe.ingiias ena to have stirred up all | Gold even, se ould wt times tint over ebbing would ' tie old ae be usc taiortabie, ortos ui Che piaes, aut lor (a tS. 3. Matlowews, Sth [ doswd Vacs } Pols & drums, JM. tel guer. maape had to be ‘The tusow ing order will epeak for tteetf — long os + studied, cavalry and i. autry reounnts’ | We May expect lo bee éc., Sew ée. z he ata y “ “s eal, wr winks Maj. J. P. Grey, 20th Tens 2 ae ney gts» oe Jumen river, pine | MOM Malet baru the proximity of the enemy to ver wagona, Lue troops of mouuted odigers, dusty and bat 1 oR! Se . Maj. A. Pucl : ae tvisenere red af Chg Puta, dum . oles 7 eo oonat rue a | worn, the bu warsy of lie, with — Neer aere Conse, Wastivaron, Angust 22, 1862 Mal. A. Packeies Sita). W. Grace, Lou Trea, uaa olaauitane ta 6th ieaeedc iaaeeiaes iil tan tttoated polats, brides had to be © reted aad | worn, the burry searey Beam Pramenien on 6G, Va., Angust (2, 1 at ond i. eee ee aivt on to the opine oF od Baim, 0 reywirad, and fords found across the Chick enotaiuy, and | horses deekwd wit fusra, aud dashing by like Rumerous other necessary devailk had to be attended tu | all tho strange euinmotton that war eluima for it ow | order tr Prva lewd oo the U of that the comiort of every gokli r would be proy | Hi ds a ration piaseunt change (rom the alate of eompare Phe following Is the ofMleial list or the exchanges eile ted Dy the Jotat ovis ion—Brigedier Geveral L, Ubon, Lt. A. M Debree, CM ow deitvery, to Ge dt. Heltorns delivery, 1 Me weitaer, (ulty exoban, Bureve Cras 4. ral Hager we ae ae al - er smiths se Bee vee ba neral Wurnente, Cally exchanged Enlisted men eo -tared + sec ied, | tive inactivity and quiet that h facturtned: the | luce ‘ 1 Avg Guweral cals ior © the redeis. [t includes ad the excha ges vertected up as «hore, Tonm., by General Forrest, Cully ee en aa lon; ab, o-. che other thud, it bas ts concomitant “ to the wud of last woek. The ene hundsed aud sixty oll a tw se ent Gp & Atiatant Greed uniter the watchful eye and by | [06 4 n The seizure of pivale, prperig @OGe om treat: wt, Oultwery ‘ : itd Le Wo. Wo elle, 8M the energetic action of Gen, MeCloia, Aiscoragvets aud dieagravatle aovesions, AR assy. pladder oes by UbwUtROr rO1 a tee be atrbotiy prot ere Wao arrived bore oo ae y ar at inel ded ig Lt. J. G. Weaver, 0. 3. ab d “totes Army, 6 Aiken's Lending, Ju river, berore the advanced divisions movedon {under the auctions repine tuie bis lege sadly im a <4 ve ehuneee of todinervennase gle a= the lint, a6 tts wt yet positty nowe whether the : Dasal 13D, 24) burner Hon:y Movers. wards of 3.000, Aurant &, 1862, folly eaehwuret, Coe he the heavy st-go guis—of which, tt | the way of the swinging and clanging eabres | ishes ncmntey. wai it aids otbing le the supwrt of Febe. occurs for whom 1k Was axreed @ exchauge tue basebees deilnarad.ck Veber LatW.). Harrison, Tih N. J... augs. Py Le B. Brooks Union yieers Ezchanged Capt. G Le Vernon, date 0. Brig. Geo. J. F. Key aolds, 3 Brig. Gen G. A. Me ally eu. >. b. Buckue Caps E A. lew Flag OMcer ‘Samael Barron, | ter, is bie meantime. beg prem re ob parule. CoM. Corcoran, ctu NY, Col R. W. Hanson, Capt. J. M Moit,10th Mich. |S nese be Be > La a Cot. Heunan. Cajt S Davis, Gi Va., LB He Wileu: d, 26th Miss. Ist oS. ory £th Me, ; chee 2G Counce AAVR | Cane W. MeCauley 4th Exe’r, Commander J. R Michell, : . - be Warley, uae Lt. Masters, BS: N.Y. . M.gor H.3 Davidson, A.A Capi. H. Biauderstine, Bienk- . a Gol. W. Peete idwck, GL LB. Wists, 1st Va, en's staff, = Ls. Col. H. B. Lyon, Sth Ky. cl as vt Well ae Domanr’y t0 Lae inhab (ante Auoald be borve ta mtud, wot one tas yot bean | worn by every one, aid the tailor tds @ rich | the army, tue, 0 wall an hatagey & _— Jost—were sent away on vessels, The division of Pennt | fleid for nis peculiar labors in the abraded trowsers OF HO | ished ruics ald Unde? the chage of Gisores au@ eytvenia roeerve troops commanded by MoTali, & portion | citizens whe Live incavtrousiy collided with the corn etont wiles ment of the Commanding Gove of our cavalry and & number of aubuianoes, were subse. | kuikhta, as they crash along. are ee phen yet wediaey queutly sent by the sume means of trwspe't tian, ‘The | tuble is Miled by & hungry Leeann ara Lotte ly, the proper officers whl be aap: Men Were required to march im the tightest possibie order. | on the Upper peuinsula, and @ quick eye ts needed 6 | out thy measure sooording bo te ages o Hoore their kuapsicks were oxrried in wagons to tho | Head the hails without stepping ox some of the rocum- i — intr tos tg pt bm jaw ting and stored on barges, which were towed down | bent torus that tine the foor, aad make the night doubly | yey iesm All ave ‘thortecd ai irrogul © seiaa w the river by the stecmors, Otticers were instructed to | wosical with their wasalcacert. But all these discom, befuumed by severe aud sreody i paalabenees . man re@teoe therm baggage vo such quantity as could be putinto | f rus are nothing when balanced by the deop satistuction: ss oamll Ursvottiig bag of vulise, and todispense with extra | the tired soldier foels whew he ouce aguin lcs om a axft Law Rican a, Apsistant aciaae coh vewnrl nora’ Preetie and Crivtendea whi be exch aged for Cowerals Mic call aod Pethigrew respootively. a fo as the two former, sow te the Wet, ae peinased, the be Capt. N.BAuvawousiur.J, Gaps, W.C. Murpuy Oba D stevens, 9th Va. Jat L6.J.M.Pearwous4cn.J, Lae Lt. C.3 Fleming, 2d Fu ee eat ede ! ik Dotoy Lithea? IelaJ.Bfollowsigin acc, | 4a,J,M-Linaard, ad tants, for the wagns were wanted to convey furngeand pro | bed, witha roof over bim, and far away from the sccue | piajor General Hucker=Sketeh of iis Capt. Kid. Hicrer, thin Pa.,” Cape BB. Hryangyg.corie. | 14 4” bocord, 1st Pa, wiains, The extes tonte and baggage wore also brought | of the picket’s shot aud the might alarm. Complaint on Lites MLLER Hovkids, ydiiaty, Qt Le a E Plaster 2uVa.ouv. jcClean,5th ouv’y, to the tanding and placed (a the transport vessels, For | the part of carpet kulghts (s criminal in such casos. OUR ARMY UNKKKSPONDENOS. sie Rictaes poeta a trea ence sda soworal days, alsa, the hospital steamers, with their lite | It 18 difticult tv say precisely where the grand army Is tn Camp Neaw tan Sat Li.P.G.Mcsaughion, Pe) 1s La, R. M.Griuneli,lst La. "31¥a. te crimea fegs.flying from the maats, wore at thy upper | that lately clustered ubvut Itichmond; but, even if we Jaume Mmyen, August 2, 1962. ‘Caps. . Reynolds .4tbN J. cape Wes han. 6th La ppewel deol, recotwing sick soldiers from tho geueral hospital at { Knew, tt would not be proper to deniznace their porition— ‘The news of the prom:tion of berigadier geaera's com CalwistrevecrAthaxc', Gord. Reyooida sui ston. Ld: SW Slt Sind oar} Bei. eu, W. Gente BA. the Harrmon House and the lesser howpetals throughout lonving a Use Feibyeg ie seas io Privilege of Keeping | mending. alvinious to he enajer guarely 6f qulunteme ‘ TORS dena sits Ae, the various encampments of the army. All the slek | traitorous, choot’ bas alrecdy eatubllanad lis re | Was received tu camp and was warmiy grected in the pe Sere: ucas, 12 ba Coe is, BAN; Maj. T. G. Miller, 41st Tea. . J. St. Jenn, 4b Pa, Ue 7 Al, ie “| Ma. T.8. Parker, 20¢h Miss. ULt. AL ‘ts, 5 Capt. Cd.Whitiag deduce, Gaps GH. Si Tait pow Tithe, ¢ Mal. WR Rodgers, 34 Mine, J. HL Sabet, 4oaNei, Col-A.d-abiructhy 3ifeun | LotlJHEpewood.lthbar. LiCoi.G0o. Vay cdMaine, Linco. Alexanie. 2uae. | Tot it tM West, at Pas, f MCW Robertson 60un Tena. thy ¥., st Le. Athen, 17th Va. Gy RR. aplurbad12tb Migs Bd LA. F- 5. Ceilley Tih wf, 2a Le JH aayer, ith Va. ML. Cresevy 3: cay. Minow ‘ : Beck dene » Aid Geu. were seut away on steamers, A large number of them | pulaticn for infamous vieluion of its parole not rious divistns—in nome, perba,s, more fully than im that w ve information to the enemy, wud it Hen :, wore rapidity convaieacing, 90 that they walked from the itt: "aoabunee, uniham te the eneiny, and it | of Goveral Hooker eompitais to the steamers. It was a touching and aymna | the ‘crippling ef’ our uimins ts erectual aud the goverue | Last evening the alloors of the different brigades, hasd- thotic sight, With forms and faces indivacive of disease, | Ment compelied to call the negroes to arma, or until It ie ed by their brigad> @ umanders, oalled at the Generate Suppresse! by the strane hovd of id gmant authority vad ‘ters to coacratulate him apon bus promotir. somme with fame, and most with staite in thotr bands, they | AG ity teultorous @ tors thrown into Fort Warren. Sut. | > adauariers to sively walked slong, like pilgrims to tho promised land. | flog ii say, st proeut, (hat tus army 13 tnoving to. | THe Gere-al recatrd thom wih great ovrdtallty aad ‘The conirabands to comp were neut away in barg s, | Witds tis dew ene 1d y end propared, m every way, | Loepltality, and th» evening passed away im am oxvcel oe anand | 2. Mdvance auinat the enemy. le atsaaiia inner ‘They presented a picturesque enectacie, mou, women and | ine eis a uinor currcut bout here to-day, which I aes laa taie coy dic aaeeceit a ee etidren, tm their carions costumes, sitting by the land- | oun trace to uv reiubly source, Ww he «fcc thu, Wile seid well as dacerved ing oF walking down the gungway to the boits, But thoy ad esterday after on | ‘notions that Las been mado, apd gone way Know Gre gave oar officers @ great des! of trouble: K was a dillienlt Beta Aen “ ba will dowus dit Geuecas ivoaer will du bud tw bie Bow > to got Chem shinved. Tue most of these contrabands rabirg, bat the wtory of tie de. | Tuk. after thoy come witht nr tines, when they fud thst Br tls Comveupors dha, Tat Lt. J.T ames, Lith Ve borg ist ist Ist ‘8, 1802. eh iam see @ Cree Same, Ge 9. Privates paroled by Rrigntier Genera’ @. W. Murgae, ag lead ‘ia, July 29, Lene, ~ . Caytaia Veu Beushysen, of Morinee. ROKECT OULD, Hare ssn Bula. Md inf din aa, } May J. Rivers, 49un Ga. Vote. ” | May. J. J. Turner, 30th Tana. Maj. . B,Stansbury ,Tex.Voi. bodice having eng duly excha. get aw Orie ners of = Will, without delay, Jam Uhetr respective regiments amd eurps. Ry commun | of the eorenary of War. JASPER 5. WHITING, Aswwtomt Adjutant General, y “uD. N. Sthes, 20ch tnd. Li.Gol a M-ducksuu)1ituPas Lt. Gol. 3 Bouuo, 20ch alias. gets wy * bool. J. M Soe, 15th Ark. EL Ovid Bswoorr, 824 4, LiCuW.&. Baidwii,iacasiiss | oy pe ¢. Rau tet f Uhut pewitivul wad Auewe.t towns hot likel: | Gen. Hooker i « mative of Old Hidley, Maa’. and e M’CLELLAN’S ARMY. be Dorgne® job Pa, Le Cos, J. Oh re “ t iu . y has si vet joe 4 CCL WB isin tus. Y, Leon sit ‘oarter,g0ehTenn, | HA! Vea Nichole 2 0.G.» Mal ne pe akg they are required to wort, beowne digcacisted with their | pra ee, Pere Rage Sie Tas since beeu | jtnend descen a fom tev J sc Hoke, the ara pin ree pegetag se rPGurwy 20uolns. | Mar hut Viwne @ US Wot beewwe they are not allowed uniiuited license, | Tho peumsula presents x sad pictues of desolation, and | ‘ler at Hirtiurd, Coungoneut, Ue 18, po 7 aan Jobn Lawson, 59h Va. B Hoya H.Perry apt. RS, Granger, Ist ints, hopetto dud Atige | the friesds of rebellion may road in tts. bre tory the | tid specimen of the old New Kngand swok, boing best story of their dooin, The whole of Busieru” Wire | vorty wo voriy-live yeara of ace, bul aud weil pros tth@ they wore put to work on oar fortiiontious,one hyndreg | fini, will be Uke the pentusila if the war con | TM shtriind or eyoanberpee Fan ray, And It ie ormimed Potaraed to thar misters. | tinves, in aptte of frend or te, itis | vay waihe ruddy fave ini At bneth, boweeer, ail the Daggige. al ie oontrabunts and sy long as ear. | pronounced one of the bast looking soldisca in ths Aeeny end aft oor eek eel ere were aed, aod In the mean ma stale of Wee J of the vot. mae. He ix conspicuous in te army for moe Hime the atvanced deeitiens wiih the rmerve artillery, s biore bave bos a number of (mportant | somal bravery as well ae bia skit in boadiung had commenced the march toward the Clickahomiy Jotiars has poen de- | troops, ha vacied and extensive expe tency enabling mare which te toe fanciot horty they Slat Teun. Ist L . Kent, 34 inf, Some of the Closing Scenes on the Peninsula. Hu). D.iMs, ~ F, Cnavis, 3d fap st CapLR.P.Crochet Jota Levu. nog ne 20 ite Thom, Carty, zt La | dec i.W HJor LicGuesti.Couperzabvs | tet Lok.D. Phillipe, USA.) mt Lt. 3. W, Adams,0.3.4.,{ HEE. 3, Payne, 2 bat. Say 1, Mth iein. NG Biaggr tenry Cz, 12 bint, dugor WP. bop, bith Mise mrt N. G. Whistler, | 5 Wy ie bat’n, N.C. Bat Lt. Writ, HUN, Ist LO. Etwarus, La. Vis, , Woe! 24a Mass. Cups W.P-estoop, 48 QL | yj. Daniel McClure, Pay- S.sug, Tth Pa. 2dLt.TJ.ke. guson, Lith ~ =e » Pay Ist Li. ThE. Bislo,,, Buby ¥. w 84 La, PS. itoboardtseMieh Maj. Thos.0. Nag 2.8. YBa, Liout.Coi, Hournou, San tui. Rd Lt. JM Coyne, 0.8 Vou, Capt iki Fisher, Weta viet Bnd it. AM. Juchon, 58d Pas sb lieu’) 5» ih. Afairs at Fortress Monroe and Around Norfolk, bey &e., es 2d 14. 0. D, Roundtree, 8ta Nec, Focageary, | ™S% feet Ist lt. WO, 2d bat. Maj. C. C: Gibley, Sd tn- talion, N.C. ee famtry, ete LL. C. McAllister, 8th Rauk and Me of U.S. Army, 21 Lt. JS, Speneer,8th N.C. Ie. aie W.N: Wilhetin 3th N.C. (4. Jonus Cook, &'L N.C. i Lt. L. 6. Haines. Lae VoL, 0 2d LA. Higgindotvom 4th Ala pe a ie Borsa Hong Tacs. W.U. Lar is on ch NC, ‘C. 2a ta ALT. alle 4 lo Qi LAL. W. Mors taett 31 NC. Our Fortress Monroe Correspontence, For news Mownos, Va., August 16, Is63 The Treason of the Trilune—Arrinal of (he Mare anci— Commander Stevens and the Montior—Onpirtare of the Bigivh Sloopof-War Jawn for Namae—Thre Bacer— Arrival of the Mayflower from Port Regal, fo. The (iibune of the 14th, in ite wsusl recklows and treavonabie mamer, publishes & letter from thi ple BiviNg West important InuruAton, H bros, regarding the contemplated movements of General MaCletien’s ® cay The correspurdeut, Leartly aymypat uemy Wit® Grerteg'* demre to see the Army of the Poomat dr outed see destroyed and SicCiellan throws overbesrd, decode te the most minute details of the aliqged cowhu nated 1 y i i 4. W.A.Prince.3ist NC. BH LRA Jaci mci: Du Bi Lieut. Thos. H. Wray. apt. A.W. Joues. dein Va ba, Bu LA. S.A. Lyne, 318i NO. Capt. JT. Kirby, 17th Va, De. 2d Lt. 3. H. Pooles Slat NLM ¥.B.Littioton 17thVa. fo. 24 Tt.1.W. Pearson 318tN-C. ese. vib. - Ta, 2d 10.5 H Gaskins 211 V0 S$ Macoiaco 10 Leun Io, Bild. NH Turrentine SIN 6. IstLt.t Fu Hava, % BALL Dave! de ry ,tih f Cape U. Kita ary AWS C0. Cow bREE an, ar Ist Lt. Rowton oa 4b N.S. i Lint.sKwanedy sthis , 5 . B. 7 Netitanis 42 Lene De POLS A Thles. a t “ tached (ro:n fhe Monitor and tas proces ied ww hi adel te place the proper arta of the service in 11g proper pust- end Goer the pletureaqne pentasaie tus, whore he wili act us ordnance oiicur, a2 tmyortan |“ P sre Cae HER Tig esce nchce Mailantnclinapien Por & distance of many m les there was only one road te | and respoustole position 1 di, aud one fur which Lieut. | ‘t/a EOP AS. HN travel ow, hat before renching he Chick snomiay Hettanl. | Mifors tas pecu'ier qualtticatius. Ho his gorved as tne | and woe to (he enemy whe leaves a weak place upetg ‘° Gantte ¢ Jouea’ bridge, | 2S d cot the Monitor srice the conflict betweea her | rusting to bis not discovering it. Witt all his intitery man's carpe took - fund, n » | aud the Merrimac tcapuctatod Liew, uo trom re. % " ve ower the passage of tho o'ber (rwwp and trains over Katning he yosiben ae cacunuander Tie wow 6 inunader genius and activity he ix modvat aud retiring. aad avesis pantmere bridge wiveb had boon thrown nero-e near the allaut and widely knowa otliger— | 41 notortety, yt Wau: bane and affable tm the oxtrome. eeuth of the Chirkubominy whore 18 empties wo th. Mas A. Stevens, laie OF the ria Genera Hooker entered the United States Military Aem 9 " ava ou! more recont'y the a ‘ 9. wile waters of the James, The train of the reserve ar ica, ut the Jumca river, Here | oetay at Wost Pont in 1633,aud graduated im 163%; — thiery corps scommpnied that of (he Oret division, anc meee Sane upeinted nee paren plaka July oe tation to the Littie e yor, and first lisutousnt ip Novos’ te the Habmequent movement of the several core the | auitc and uew lures to bisown tans, We all nope Ceeee ct the Miliary academy tn 1641, adjodamt crates of exeh Givwion, exoorted by an atvance guard: | hat be way havea chance at the Now Merrimac. Com. | ™ zi preceded the trees of the divictm, arranged lathe pro. | macder Poor, a@lio recentiy promored w a cay» af the Firat artilery from L341 to 1845, and was brevested yor order of march. Mach quartormader and his asain | “SY. lee bere inst night for, Huston, to Baume 7 captatu Ove gailant conduct in soracal oa Rnta ss Mente: wan « ete any ” ad of the steam frigate saa Jacinto, Ho fu | yey, Moatvo, Se/tymbor 23, L408. Captain Hooker wae an ws req tired to Koop be Wain, beke Hat Ds ane tine been the Naval Urtagucs Oicer at Vid Point Seraintad es Aosiat ee tat goneral Unite! Sates Agmy the prepe Hee te He Romreprinte place te the wan | Mad lex doe ture is rexcetied vy ail wue Lave bad the | Murch, 1847. etied mor fr valiant eoudnet in Méameo gord fortuse to make his actystitauce. He is oatsomec | une 11. 1547, aud brovetted leutenant cownel or gal- urn, om te keep i tm fe proper posi =} — Se by ail why kuow hin tsa sa) ncoieer and gentioman {ant ard meriioctous conduct at Chapultepec Septator ton he mere, fe Cat be wagers would | und one who will rollect Crodii on the service wherever } 13,1447. In 1847 he wont to Califo nia as issistint ade Rot check the preg ees of trocps and tral a following in | fa macy go. juiant gene al o. the Department of the Pactuc, under Nearly all of the aawal flotilla remain at different points | he comiaand of Major Genera: Porsiter I. Smith, wat Bis rear. ‘The tr ans of the bacterien attached to divisions | in the river watching the rebel movements aud nipotug | yosits a he held unl Februs'y, 1853, whon bs rested Dm » dul Lay 1s L Hy i Cyrus b Lier, 2 Li 1 tbanihtt7 bVie Te, Od 14. ALM. Wyibe Ist N.C, 4s ment, explains the objects of ceriatu fet, and Adee L wd Me, 2aLd. Ada. marks 3dleabut Do, Is Nott Ab fee nied these of the divine @ 6 e order of march. | in tho bet ae Vecebion may ba under way. | yreferstug a otvil Ifo an teictive midtary ome. Cone ues Shyr etn er eenne . Do. Preece TA se. designates the road which Be ProjO#es 4@ KAR, We Oe neh ww the broakiog down of a | The lialth of the oMiesrs and aailra is uot good, Many | Attor hie rovig:ation he retired to his farm, in Sonoenm Bit. WF da all Ae apap mts anata De, 1st 1.5.8.Tucker 21 b. N feaves his present position, to another, and. im WMI | on oe the muuiking of tom, wan, on uy conaidera | fe Fk wth the climatic ds avs of the region, and T | grinty,saito ule, wuere he resited mit vf tho Umeg 2d LACornedias. ig lat Li. F.J.P wers.17.b Vi. Hes rome IStLUAL MRo coe, 15: Capt. ib. Kidowoy, 4th N.J., Capt, Phos, Ruiun, Le " Capt Thon beer 4X, Cant J. Stewart lTibVe EstLA.Grapewiuedti XJ.) MstLA.BWlebasou.15t Ack Capt. L. Bes presume will contiane -@ umal ine first frost. The vos | woul ihe oe, end to Glay the wermme tn the rear oF the OF | pels constituting the dott la should vccasionaiy sus down | jely repaired Lo Washington and tendered his services 1 # ectaly alloted, bet im the few tetamoes where auch ae | to tht. barber, and alow the ottic nd crew to get a { ue g vorment, ind was a punted a Doiguher general Seine scoured Ae encore wae left with te wagon toa: | Sf@sth of frouk air. It would bo of vast benailt to thom. | nee Wa. tine bis nae Mus been faimiller ty the — = , wove of our Bravest aud me ekuiul goueres. tend te, while the trains moveden. Q arterm .-ters wer: For Tees Moygoe, Vi., August 21, 1862. Dultic of Wiustasb.irg, on the 5.0 Of Slay, was one ef the dan reyuired to one thet their Borep- wore well watered | Onis as Pertreg Monro Lhe Tr pa Not Lajsred bythe | Met stubborn and hard Coughs battwen Of the war, km och ace ateizht tho saad me) General Hokor held ia check the pent ao i a ene Hecrm’ Hoey Marchea—He sith ab tris Vor'— ifoire a |. tybaod divist aa of Lotiwet.eet and A. P. Hil, uuxiber= Oe made for the puryone of watering while OB te Tom | Nir gy arrest of Mr. Hathavay—Quiet at Suffolk, de | ing at least twenty thougand men, trom early morang Wite alt the ar camgomenta perfvoved aad the men ta th Vhere 6 nothing wf ay great unportauce to communi’ | “Util four or five 0° ‘clock iu the #’ toravon, when Kearmey af » his knowledge of what ts gotmg on sed woe! be com eaking outof the rebellion, when be immedi joctures will go on, im the ma: bold aa) enblething manner. Of ¢ urse, if $.ch Mey meals 8» OM emyplate the Critone’s exposition will Serve ite py rpese te Gutlly the rebels und scoomp.usn the do traction of the army, as well as General MoCiollan, mont mlmirobiy. Whether i be true of co that eee & me me.t is designed, & shows most conctewrely +15 24LtH A.sheulia. s.tseluen he, Ast Lt. C. Myers duh Nd ‘Ast Lt. Aug. shaw, = ie "4 2a Ltd B. Sino 8d Lt. SM Wid, Pores. 2d Ls. WML Suns 2d Lt. L. B. Waitz, 8th 2. Lt. L.Sunght ‘Tribune's cloven foot, and it is pow leit t tie War De i 2 ‘ F : r 4 wieteeu “ ne do gallatly to us Weststuies, aud drove tLe eveang MA 1K-K; DAL Int Pas. Ba LA A Shaw 2 Lat Beet. De. lane aan deg gp Aa pee ound | = omnia a yp po api oats welay. Everything remains quiet as tt was yealer- | lyr ugh Williaasborg. Ist Lt d.P.\deorce; Lita Pa. es Le, 3B. Stake, 24 ky = correspondents give to withhold inform sim decrunemest | =** * pee gat amp toma | vay. What wt sara un noxt, wo wit be content ts Oks ‘no was placed tn front of the evemy oa Cay. W. Nippins, dca No J. Gaye. A. J. Soo.t, 14ib Miles. Ges te the public service ts te be cousiderad biudin: o mor. | ek She Aust aed glory, was marching Gown th | way ratientiy tho dovelove.nent of time, and not at- Lis burg stage Fo Fopestadly yamin ota te the direction of Fortress Monroe. The bea: a the cohwem had cromed che river and prepecded taan) wiles depend before the lust divine had left tts Hine of fortitue eon i the ee eee ail the time was eoul od most favorable for the Move- Poiieed the enaeuy wianever they” attempted A come O would make & lino A almost teeredibie extent | oan aid the men, trained and matured by long and | vance. The wage trates alone were bow twoatysix mre: P Lotivo service, carne thr ugh ia fine styie aud 19 most ox. Oihcers and men under him are alike devoted agar} ong, and, added to these the miles of artillery, the miles | cellent spirits, Ali were Imureved more or lees by the | and place the utmost coutideuce im his jadgmeat ‘ the what. | Mach, Mud ali aro vow reudy for other coatesta with the J skill wuld phase mt epleud: ‘shots. ++ Fighting Joo’ te the tol of his division, and there bd Larsen pect po pobeasgg Recenter pale inh was yreat mega’ Recker reggie ead ty = - «| amt be perinps an co d as over, pitas are rapidly J aouncoment or bis promt r Sree tetttcncss ot Iuesemy. | Mug ompried of their patients, aad. tho ran, ofthe | cut it was aot. ated on. tho bh of My—the ay so Od. Lt.P.G Cum man dod a, 24 Lt. TN. Tucker.de Teun. ba 2d LE. W.WhittenoretT 1. 2d Le. J. G, Tans ol, 7th Va De. HON. Jewitt, 4th NJ. Capt, Chas. N. Whitehead. thir reconnettoring frees, nos euce being drivea foe Samaphite tating te Hels: conjoctare: By ponition le Gok, His men beast that they ‘The march of the army down the peninsula did mot re- | uever leit a battle Heid under tie enemy's five. 7 Ai , At the ecent fi.ids at Farm and sd Seeman ents wee cena. Thewenhe iaitaes ‘Hil bis division stood their ground uob'y, = If #0, then lot an example be made of thw Wremaahe Aboiition shoct aad ft agent here, whe kas viel sted bie parole im tue Most glaring Manner, UB Order thal Ww muy distinctly understand whether the parvie whick we hare al given is Wald of mere “leather and prone a" Al the Corre dants Bere, & ho are as (ully pwied me the omar a 0. BALL.D.B. Bo adfierd ItiaNe. Ist L4.L.5 Wallace, 7tbVs Ast Lt. H. A. Wise, 46th Va. Ca)s. Prank Lee, 324 Va. ¥. De LstLt.J.WJameson 46thVa. Capt. W.B Newton, 4tuVa.Ce De, Ist Lt. F. Carter, 46th Ta, Ist La. 7.3. Jarvis, tL N.C. De. 1stLt. 1.6. Randokph doth Va, Cant. @.W. Knixbt, 31st N.C, 1 1. Mo Lat 12. W.H Bagby, sib N.C. = Petree tg nog" og 46u 2d LA. F. W. Dewis, 8th N.C. Bier Sear, 6m Pa, L& Cul. J.Jackson, 27th Ala, Log otis rsa nt. Moore.J008.N ¥., Capt. Juli Picot, 3ist N.C Lt ee tata Te carr, ton NY” da Lad, We Weigh eh ; dat Lt. J. N. Fi upwe Lie Fooreaat mensber of our Calling Whe leg iky oF 1. K. La awica, Gans. 2 ow 8 Violation w plighted honor and peer Gols: A. Durigs. bits §.Y., De. Bil4. W. iL Wo a, sen ve po ce Mes seh Ae dig ll wer toon, a Seviy and hal tk to seray wilt won be repieaished trv tis enuroe toe great | aardy wou ot Willameburg. ‘ % q . and pet attach w why the mlorets of the © ua vena near Charios « court Howse, while sap te = De, 24 Lt. J.A.Loathore 46thVa. | try primary tothe eboilaion of slavery or the int vase nf pnd a Glearceme. teens t. “Skt Norfolc and Saf affairs roenain quite unchanged Letter from Judge McCann. : De, IA.COLE.B Auderson.59V9 | op jaers. AR it te not the Grwt instance o the | jeve the tm the Cormur place quite a mimber of persone were ar- TO TUK KOLTUR OF THR BEKALD. De, VALt&AS.R. Blocker 50thVa | trpune’s attempts to ave in o-mation | tere sur rented while atwompting to run the lio 8 and go to Rich- P NJ. 23, tage. De, Ist Lt. R. E. Hasiet 59th Va | tg che enemy, it le proper (lat i wloul! mow cease or we | Cry court —. Ataong the worthies brought up wos tho edit + ‘eat AMBOT, N.J., August 23, Do, 1st14.J.P.arksda'e.590bVa. | yuder. The italtimore American ts to the rame boas, and the read. aut proprietor of the defunct Norfolk Day Beok,a Mr. I was greatly surprised this morning in fading ma @ “Hee. De, 44 Lt. D.C.Jmrham 59th Va. | one of the most leaky vessels of we lok Last ge with | winch i Hathaway. Hoe was ono of the leiding traitors in the | yrominout place in your journal tho tollowisig articioo Li Col Morn, lay, rg 21 Lt. CC. Bay, 59th Va. | the Pribame. > “itty Ahad exercised sums Mitle influence poracnally ant Fn stecuan we IstLt.G. 1. Remicy o4taNY Do. Int Lt. we Milior, SoubVs. | "Tue guubost Maratanze arrived this afternee from } a aah the columns of the Day fuok among a certain F , Oy Saige Sota : cls ie the city and country. He now aces the enclo | © “heck w Gera cememnaig tnewe as Port Morfolk, Deine faceriece. | Semtna ermmert os, coal nk iv coiled “the Hastie,” of which Mair Nixon, of the | one te pry er was relea-rd Unde Coast Goord, Niwety oin hb New York Volunteers, ie aie, — by the oer dudg: the presding divinity aud custodis Mr. Hathaway will, dowty lens, be permitted te ccoupy anrroment: fa that: Poetitanion At govermment expense for aome cime to ome. | ¢. Mie ee winicu bee g He hav 8 cheice lotor aniris—not of a liquid chacactor, | the Dix rit Atorney hus moved that the twe par however, and not « congeulal to haw tastes, perhips—io | aavs be: m —_ a i oe eS Ounn bee particimate im whatewer Joye and plewures may be found | “eso. sud serve ie tora of tmapris us fo that owl and retire retreat, | Meantim his uxnectant Se ee frends im Ruckinowd may be assured thnt be is well taken eed mal how's way, If they eh uid bt see | ThE abvvets cntlvely @ mietatemont of the facts of the oh We they ox weted, the above announcement | case, aud | therefore deem it nucerery to suy that he @ —s for Bie nage rab hi beng oaly two perroua whem I bave admitted tw bak ufier en, Soe promence is, uo 30 un iy hed passed cena ite To fete share tes been ne startling acoarrene for } of the bur, brousht before me on habeas corpus und oor me be pret ene ve HObas Fok brew san pamed Thor our packers but, no doubt, unca-tonaily visit the noign. | “Oran: two pereuns, Thomas MoUsrihy (a boy beh W pick BP common ote and Heyroas, which they | Convicted of ap asannli and battery m the Court o Spe Wmirry of & Voter borg and iielmend cia! Seesrons) and James Fitvgiboons, convicted of the ‘The lux of fagecwur ountrabards from North Carotion | same otfeuee ti the sume court. fhe write wee b ont wh) the Seth contiones ae great as formoriy at Sattuik ander ths acts of the Legisiature paseed April 14, 18.9, The feed 0 he North wer Ml meen to be quite free aud plor SUV, Hection 2, 6 Bich pryvides:—"A writ of GeP- eone Crom the gumber of pegroce who come in dat!y Gorast 10 remove inte the ourt of Sesione of the county Commander Livingston, Ounmeudter of the Norfolk | a convictive bad beiore ny Court of Special Session: oF 4 rord, Stu Cav, Mant Hen 2d bat. y Capt. JM. Whittey, 69ta, Cap. Wit. Wheser 2ub iN Be Li. EH. Hato, 4th N.Y. 4:UNY. | Lt. Col. RW. McGavock, = 2114.0.C.Chanbort nsouhVa Butimore; where sho Bas been undergutug needed repairs and changing her armament for a heaiver une, She will take in asupply Of shot aad shell ani precoe! amet Atay up the James river, to join the til a above Hart son's Luding, where ber imments armament will come in good play some 0! thers days, he ho now one elevem inca guu, Le one hundred pounder Parruu, two nine iuch guus and four twenty-(our Qahigren b owitzers—a twrrible battery. Commander Scott, cor Stone “tate, in pirsuance of or: y at, assutned command of hor day las, retteving Thomas H. stevuos, » hae we gal lacily commu uuded bor since she has beet in wervios. I Yet. W.Hkudri Y ie Buesav ermal ore Do. ae Ww. so ef Capt. Cvs Beusel, 7 HN. ¥. Capt.£.Snith 24 Bat.N.C.V De, 2d Lt. J. M.MeCue, 50th A 4 "; -f 7 Do. 2d Lt. J.C. Shully , 59tn Vi Goals steeper nt ee ee De. 2412. W. TR Pell, Soth Va. jai tweli,L1tnUSit SI bo De, 21 Lt. Robt. Biiby, 59th Va. oe Colevel C.A.Sug, 60thTeun. In. 21 Lt. J. C. Little, 59th Val Do. BULA. TC Rimes, SorbVa po, . Hoof, 69th Va. Capt: Alfred Mold, 2 Ind.” Cant. WS Dubote 218 V.0.¥ 4 . y Cadwell Ost N.Y. 20,.4.W. 1. Powurend - etm. bva, bcav Capt. HS Andi ews 2dN.C.V = del ye ray ae ¥ ¥UbMasg, 24 Lt.K.B Gita, 8th N.C De Dt LPR. yale ek es. | Capt, MiSnith 24 Bat. N.C.V. eine me Kerr To. — pacol J.J.0dell 261 Teun. | Cane. J.V.D.Reowe, 8th tafy, Capt. I. T. Guy, 10th NO ‘ nad and will om Lm bUnvt J tie ae 0 Lappy to stato that Lisutenant Commanding se haw beem promoted tw tho rank @f full © mimainer, aud bes been ordered to the cemmand of the Munitor, to relieve Liextemant Commaniiug Jeffers Commander Stevens is certata to uphoid the high rope tation of the Monitar, and be wiil, if he should oh me to meet with the new Merrimac, treat hor as W réen treated tue old ene of thet name, | Lok for a new caroor oft glory of the litte Monttor auder Commander stevens” command, Kk the opportanity ts offered T have oot learned what vessel [aeeneens Dette te assigned to, but it will undoubtedly be ane in will have an occasion to ‘vince hia wea kuvwa eoarage anu wa lantry. 1 ‘Bor Ss. . f Sow G soe bth te MALL. GN Newieer 26Ve. hth Maga,” Capt. W J-Sergeant, 23d Va. | Cig a-ihurl.Loe, 8th inf, Capt L. B. West, 6th N.C 24 Li WA Rood. Sib inf., 24 La. R. J. Reed. 24th Va, 34 LCRoyail Feank,sin inf, W. i. Lyon, oth N.C. 24 La. HM, Lagelle, Shins, 20 Lt. B. B. Post, 14h La, ih iof., H.C. Atien, 2th Ist 12. Lewis Schirmer, De Somansy"s barter. atepet2rhNY CaobJ Me lease Law's br Cape. HL feGoinb L2Bint. Canted. Capt.d. M Tobin, shat N.Y. Capt. J. Koheverver, Sth Pa, Capt.T. B. Hamil Bd Ltd J. Vauuort 24 Lit. Laftte Peck, Rank aud file U.S. Army, y Capt. N, Shiliua, Gea. foot buy, and Cmust-ted of amety Ove pont o. bee. Capt. C.D. Jomiam, stb inf. Weckati'e# It, Col, Tie Kane, 421 Pa, 14 0NW.6.Wyckham 4thVa, ‘Lhe Britian steamer Ladona arrived here last evenin oad over them lt wer, portage, o Now) bes reoontiy bese promoved, and w now & J Volice Court may be allowed, on the & plication of the Capt. A.W. Bowman, 3tirf., Ca nick erberiaoa, 7th Ve Rink and the U.S. army, {14 Col. Jolin Pesrain, P. A. | fron off Crvreston, where she was captured by oe Sie erat thee bin! FOr CULT IE Les, Senta ait Common dere. warty convicted, by any J.atior of the Supreme Curt, or Tet Li AB. Steme Sd uf, 9th x C.Wilhams a°t corps hey A biockading Geet, while attempting t ran jato Chikeston, | cuwt for the traueih, kh thew order, of all the SU | Tae Desah of the murioe corps ia the yard is quite if autivorized ia per ortn the duties of 8.1 Cape G. W. Wa vce, Latin’, Capt, B Weat, ath Va. De. Li. Col J. Hoek, V. Ve | witha largo and valuable curgoof goods and musitions | ja the world. i’ wan & magtitormt wigbs to | vacation.” Talowel tho write of cortiorart, Ist LL Geo. Ryan, Wt LAIN. Lyte, 4th Va. Do. Capt. J.B. Moorman, of war, She North thts moruing, to be coudemues, | see the aple.nihi mowing @olmmneG! tue eral Army of te > ser authorized bo -ertorm the diities of ¢ oh (Sa* Capes. Capt. C3. Colfer. 131 Two. beet han va, | incha:ge ot a prize crow fees Seema ee Adye over tie fisuems Chnke Our Norfolk Cocrespondence, creme Court) Justice in vacation, The fact of my beteg it. Jo Gapt. J. C. Co t | Nassua, aving ona over te partes artee ; don, rth 7 cot Po te Seela-A bi Poenaser TU tol? fe, Capt. Geo, H. smith, ascertain the measured to be taken to capture the a tame Oot Goon ap eho &* aa ih me arané auf FO Dead | on niired by statute W prinecule the writs of cectiorart Jota 3 Hurt, Col. lo. Capt. J. i. Eve ly. anglorebel steamers sailing ub of that port a al ame mowernl ture iter Rad, do. in the Court of Geveral <easons,and T simply sear Lat LAC. i. VieNaily 3d cat . ria brigade. tat On ge emit os tw elode the blockade and make rebel harbors ee ee ee Athire at SalTolk are pot a8 wut iatnetory as mizht be de niuisierial ev a and strictly in conviiae: Int lt.N Lethtd AL Langborn, 4th Va Fee Mer tticonve: | What abe has secn will undoubtally be kovwn ts the | verviow. Sulbwolooutly le Bet Ube prime sa 1G, | eet Tie morwing I tearm that abwrit these thousand 91 Jutute provide d tor there exaee. JOHN He MOCUNS. Cugt. D. A Capt J.H. lution, Cres. art Miles E at rebels in Nassan ag acon ag slearrivesthors, The Racer | jon of he ste! om te ae yj . he 24 LA, D.H.Grayon HLtN ¥') ge Ccthcor will probably 2a beoce to-metrow. We d» not revrot | be. sooommnied UF a few of hue dticar: | She euemy have cromed iwokwater, and thas sorae Ist 14,6. E doves, lot B.S. bCol. J. B. Patmer,18th Tenn. Py bog ‘< Gamble, their departure, and bope that they wili not again vieit | remained to sew the feet of avarng eae over jenn Wundired cavalry are Levertug abyut the place Coroner Wildey beld ing. evs in av iting tasle gin Qa Lt. L. Hosting. TN. Y it . faruung, us for sine Line te come. The oiliests are too ope to | Munday, stent oom, tae fear goncd bet sommed, The fadiesi iene are (bat a supporting force of infantry bins . Major Win. A tuiforststcay. Maj. 0. Witliamsoa, sth N.C. $4 Lt. P. D. Purley. their exhibition of sy:npathy for the rebels and dilike | p we bul lew surageare were tM) Uebel. The tay — hoon thrown forward, and that adesh th this direction Ip contemplated by the rebels. Nothing more serious thar, 8 more dark by the enemy te anticiputed by the Goner.! will probably have beow Smmmamoding Sulit, ani he necessary provantions % | 1 ioe 14 East river, in ernecquence of a plack falliug om boars. Hewmtoolmen thet 4s dowrd agamat a wurpriae have Wen taken. It te thought iim and frutaring hi skull, He worked in this cond. = bis spaniel or, white the reminder | cant the emumy intend to offer ax moet annoyance to the | run ior two hours, but tially had W yo to his residence, the ary wore ree cere | nme Ree ae pomebie by haraming domonstrations: | vo. 701 atrect, where he expired. A verdit of ucci- The ene ny did bet Rimke be ap meranoe a om * * Seotal death Was ret. cuore wee conte cectented | Withet an idea of petaking the pince. The fetoral foree Testes wee Me Liengeb ee Dotanes Pome broaglt ewe haemo p god @ nant bm (he reeset esol weather Pasa Revoir ov a Fait Twnoves 4 Saws Hows.—Petr the Chiekanminy ea ving prod ivad o mabetary eteel Cyon the general health rick Hoary Koarney, a native of Ireland, forty tive years RK, Pa) Rillar steric 42. Bt itt M.witer,i4th V Ust I t.fennis Ket UstLtd H. Denowan A Cot. W.H spe.cer. 6L NY.,° Capt JW. Fiinton, sth N ©. Cape BR. Momus, 624 Pas, Capt. J. Mi. Waitson stb N.C. 2: LAT. b. comes duh Mich, W Lt.N.WoStewaet ati K. BEL i unre tu'nivcte [OW As A. Bughes, 2700 Ala Usti.t LG, MoOan.y TtoPaR. Yat 14D. Showes, 724 Pa. V.,) Lt. Gol, W. EF. Waggaman, WA 18. 3114. Jno F. Conway. of our governmant to be regarded as frien iy nud agree Ast 14.4-R Ransom PACS. | pig visitors, aud wo wars wOubi be abod if Vict abucnoe 3d Let. W. Hoadepth 2uehVa. | wag indaiipitely prolonged. Ast Lt. George Bean, ‘The steamboat May towor, Captain Young, put im hete = Lt. Wm. J. Hopking, yesterday from Port Royal for Now York, (or coal. She 24 Lt. J. W. Keo. experieucod haavy woatler north of H.ttaraa, and lonked : ® badiy shat the chavces were against Ror reaching -B. Reynolda.6en¥t. > Son aguines etcaatalr nathan ine 2 Cantera, fetal M. Shaw, 8th N.C. we have no bee ‘of Interest from the ermy. All MLL.B.F.St ih W., quiet there, and the bvalth of the twoups improving ge wee the fetes lee the Capt. HG. Tr. Kinsey sv rim Faw. oF 4 PLAx®.—Saturday aftornoon ereminh Merrigan, a native of Ireland, aged thirty-five was fatally injured ow board the ship Richard 8. Fly, lying Col J. Gregg, ist Texas. on the other able wien te rapidly. wsmibdib sgh. f 10th Loutati ‘oak 30 Ut. Col. W. J. Price th N.C. Tho Adirondack, Captain Gaest Gansovoort, sails to- The greavert kotoramt Wane manietted by the tron et ‘ . the shi Maj K H.Woolwore sara. Sh. Hays,C S&S & lath SY, day for unknown ports. ore bb: trey se de jo hg ays 4 the several roginmnie, I tuey are attacked the men | ofage, fell thruagh the hold of the ship Fravels B. Cutting, s 5 ‘4 1st. RA Laurbere g6tnPa. et Lt. 8.5 Latham Sit. 9B gre 8 geod Pewee! of thememiver. wing at pier 20 Hast river, om Saturday, and recetved in- LA. Col. H. Bl. Molatyre, \T4 Cot. “A. 8. Hamnilion, | [tls RE Laurbere GOGre, 8 1 6 Tastee Stee. a ated by by Fe ee ee | a Feel ier nermend Crantord, 0 taember of an Ala. | UES F ; < Ist Veussyivania rea, § ties Misei-ainpt. ai. 3,€.Chaus th va Re Fortaaes Moxos, Angust 20, 1862. baowt ell a "tle 2 ane Me > ime etmek deel an the Mil tbe k Hopital bast weele, J urles which enusod his death, at the New York Hospital, Cavt. HH Gare 4 TAR Capt Hs Melia, 4th N.C. | 211 Westword daa NY, COE W Sew, deb Tene. | THe Gram Mare on the Peninawion Biphty Mile of Proops | F.¥s es tne pants Tike Mghenlig, 1 wiles w | LO Tee oie lee reqest, his buy was trod vhithor he was wonveyed. Decoased wae first mate of Capt. JR. sevtlold, 68D. > Cary #0. Yellowly Sth N.Ge4 Felix Brunot, Io” Gallagher. and D Lobors of McClean and His # D always mugen The eppearnner tet Poottiwr ye tewtay tor stores. Nutwitheand Une ship on whieh the aceident occurred and resided at v6 Rowton's stat, plea - Rank and aie U. 8. Arm: We A J. Catt oo Gener, af be’ pamoe om, inatibeneeiy Ne of Comte Ceotenat, our excelent aud popalar | Bridge street, Brooklyn. He wae a single mon and bod Bet La 1. Voie, 91 NY, Let Ba A.H.Grognry 8:hN.C. pO Malas Cm tra Ale 9 tiom of the Soldters to the Young Napolem, ite. dhe in the ‘breast of every One Ieelnge of she , pour orwgibally educaved for the ministry. Verdic—v' Ae- Capt. H.S Grown sod Va V. Capt R. H. Barrier 8th .C. Ou Lt. J.P. Pu om The grand march of McCietian: nomy down tho Led fimiration. Soalet oo tk epiendid korae Dew cldental death”? Taped. T. Mori, sh @¥.. Capt. G. D. Cott sth N.C Do Can vou Mahl dey ate Ue atvanee kane’ ba arrived at Portresa Mote | jy eros of Uni eaey SE EAE Gete: | ne new Tore Hompital on she body of an wnknown man, St he oars pue rae” Cae PA hemmeey BIG Do, Bt Ly ; haa been most gucoser(ully compicted. Never was 80 ” : — Tee ee Shee Creed Out im large cumbece. | sxod thirty, whose death was caused by having beeo rum TeeLAINWesthrenk mnlPa, lee Lt. CM. Barrow, Bb N.C. Po, a4 Lt. Ee Puirah of B toes ‘an army conduceod in avicli a epien tuo fnciatiog, td) po yee Te tree he ge Soho Feteral cortege was te pees | over, on the previous evening, at the eorner of Church Capt. A MoRoburts44t0NY., Capt, WD. Jones, Sist N.C pe Sed jib Gia 4chMt9e dit manner. The General Commanding not only prepared | general deuwenur * uch at . ere ere | aod Murray stevets, by car No. 27, of the Ninth Avenue ink Hi eed Hey (Le. Cot. R.A. Murphy, 30th Do. Lt. Gol J regulations down to the minntest detaila, und ierued tu- | gfoaiuess. He ls voneed Oy toe @ lates we a arey eps) etekant kat ch Parade areabewed, and | Mellroad. The means by which the unfortunate man got At lad. W Ane, F son be structions to be observed throughont the murch, but per- iq Suidiers wis hove mover saan bam, amt | [0wm Setlaek wry were dead rene paw . Lo oye tna Newegg bond h ee yl teh Cay iN Wilton 20t apt, KR. Silos, Mist N.C. . reel their cxecntion; nor did th thet to denive actioor gna | 2 oe ye ag agg Merl Fp Tht thc Sel tecker ath NY, FCAPERG. MeOlon état Tonn. | Cant. WW Whita.tth PaR., Gast, he leavo the roadaivte City Court House lato on ype Hope h erg ned me ee of a laburer. Verdiet—""Aceldontal death.” Capt. W |. Variertip dgthN¥ Capt. A.W. Petts. gat N Qala Wa Wt nat Sane Save 3 Saturday wagou train hed 4 miorder, mh wil lap od me @ pon at eruuiry aud Dxowstp. Daniel Palmer, an Englishman, thirty-four Titow Miter, ms iP ane pene Int Mica GP aavilid. det pt jouw thea! banks of the Chie! y ra a adverb ¥ he te eLand still years old, (¢ll overboard from the propeller B, Morrison, C. Her + Manley 4 9.0 MON 7 r . , one - “ Miller lat LA. J. Letunma, 3d Pa. ig nday til the troops and trains bad ba a vo month, and U t pier 14 North river, oo Friday evening, and was y ; i, Jome Me Bats 6 is ' Col. WM Voorhees 48thTenn. ‘ " n bumers by he vey whe baa for them ie the invure, A | trowned, Verdict—"Aecidental drewnlag.” } 0oi.J.V.Jordam, ist N.C “S oment, Capt dR. Fo was effec'ed not in moe | ivimre ior ie iw a oo rete Beceem menren'y P ommen Deowxina Cate.—William Gilmarten, © boy Y om Je. hae the onemy i va | acon t y ob One we | Sc cencent Mtoe denrek Meige ber been for | aged thtvecon, and son of Oifcer Giimarton, of the Fitth 1, 5th Mich., LS Col. J. H. Norwood, 424 eastally i$ bagettetiner at don ae ie } ene emery 4 “ cot | procimet, wae drowned In the dock foot of Harrison streets ytvanéisePa.,) Team. Col. J. C. Brown, 34 Tonn aul » | Pivetmee rie es ere . North river,on Saturday, acart having backed against Sth Vt, |" Qd1t.L.A. Henderson Sthne, te aa oe ; i . P : ’ bn aed pohet hia, The body was recovered in tweaty 2, Hist Onlo, Col. 0. borsey, Miss., cs hk 6. ee, 87, : re sgh . . LEE. - guwutes acter, Vordi¢tes*Aceidentally drowned.” Wild, God’ oR Farguaaiaas, Atat riser trenton tidal pete ; Key i ourdauer Wh wabewrtanee | @ pee TANG | kiuuo or Pateno mom a Roor.—Miche! Moore fet! a M Dameld, As auc, 4 Saaaeestingh cctecd plata Wee tole . g trom tne the roof ef house No. 111 Weat Fifty-thira streot on , ‘Ast LA, Isaac Peppin S1stNC. o at Ww. be Miller Va, | m nw ‘ , 2 : sae Bee (mverel View ant tare» od bere oo Sumday ‘sturdey, and died from fractures recetved. An inquest fwovis,tth?acay,) Lt, Col. W. J. Greene, 2d Ti Lana F , ret shih Ae ; anaea @ : will be held, ehh Nga gf ly ‘. Capt. J. McOloary, Sth Pa.,' Capt. & F. Morris, Sih ve : : i : aga Cap Core Carenpancnans. Deare Frese Hawonnnace—Samuel Daly, who resided i phe cee erties 9 e,4 : eae * pe ee ’ gti pdr Mt No, 207 Huet Twelfth stroct, and who had been om- »udicd Lt, Cul, KB Pendieton 2d La, | My sf : ; - ath itperanthstea . poasipeena se va = yet asa laborer at pier 14 North river, roptured a bet RR Lr ap deme nt Al sibiglie t ‘ ene Free % . i enpts bod vow ob while tm the act of (ting a burrel on Satur. dat Lt K. ad Mino.) | istt 4 On y “y t va cng Were £4. @ | yy beware ' wuts vind died (rons lore ¢ beet Om ie wa t@ the New tJ tian a. PLA. Col. UR. c 5 Cant, Ft ‘ 1 5 5 " ’ pe 4 A ye Wild ale thos fin 3 dy Je, Mae Wie, athe oer eet Lat bb, Wa Ava det ey ty Wid, wud i ve ty woes Ute el cad vous bt and bane | oo Or hieted te tee wiisouy U York laoogtal. Viliev wae ti .ifind