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a TEPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. (OOMTINUED FROM VIRST PAGE) fwebtng fer their cloibes ibey came scross the army mal) dage,and dropping their own property they shouldered ‘the mail bags and carried thom a distance of twelve ‘Quties, threogh heavy rain and mud, to Bull run, where ‘Gey g.t the cars and delivered the mail safe in the Post OBBes. One of these brave young men has been quite ill Games from fatigue. Interesting from Buraside'’s Corpse. ‘Wasuineron, Sept. 2, 1863. ) thie morning hed a very interesting conversation with Bievtenant Bertelicite, the A:jjutant General of Brigadier ‘General Nagiee, Reno’s division. He received, while engaged in thie second battle of Bull ‘wm, © very severe wound in the right thigh, and arrived $m this city last might. Although be was very weak, I ob; Qained ihe following facts relative 10 the late movement” ef the FIRST AND GBOOHD DIVINONS, MINTY ARMY ORFS. ne of ihe divisions is composed entirely of regiments Dedoaging to General Burnside, while the other was com- manded by the late Brigadier General Stevens, and bad ‘been lately engaged in the North Carolina war. TEEY MARGE TO CENTREVILLE AND BULL RUN. ‘They were all epeamped last Thursday night at Ma. ames, and on Friday morning started on a march 9 @astrey ille, expecting to have the pleasure of meeting the ‘pabe) Genera) Jackson. They found that he was not there, amé they again marched on until they came to the old ‘Durtie ground of Bull run. DETERMINATION OF THE TROOPS. Many at once reocynized the place, and the resotution ‘wae at once taken that there sbould be no repetition eof (@et dingraceful affair, and there was not. Every man merved himself to meet what was coming with a bold fount, and,as cach one wae burning to make bimself @ Deere, bard fighting was looked for, and Lieutenant Ber- telletie in‘orms me that he pever witnessed such despe- pete and caring fighting as was done on the cecasiva of ew advance. TKEY ENTER THB WOODS I BATTLE ORDER. ‘The divisions were ordered to form line of battle, and> ‘Bis accomplished, the order was passed along the line tw advance into the woods before them. They had hardly get two hundred yards before 44 MOST GALLING FIRE WAS OPENED UPON THEM, ‘amd they discovered that they had engaved a force of seme ‘st thousand rebels, while they had enly about two thou” mad, The superiority of number gave the rebels a great advantage over us, and, notwithstanding every precan- fon was tuken by the commanding officers, the Forty” @gbth Pennsylvania regiment was flanked on the right’ mad the men were EXPOSED TO 4 TERRIALE CROSS FIRB. ‘They fought aguinst these fearful odds im the most de. termined manner, sever flinching until the or was given wo ‘fall back slowly,” by General Nagle. It was @eezed, and the men retired from the fight for the time ‘estag. ‘TUB UNION Loss. ‘The Joss on our side in this fight was a little over five Sundred; 20 you muy jude the way in which the men Sowght. The loss ou the other side he is unacquatated ‘with, Dut thinks that from the desperation of the en- (gegement i: camnoi be much less than our own. Lieut. Bertellette gave me the following names ef officers of the Porty-cighth Peonsylvania who were either KILLED OR WOUNDED I TS SIGHT. Qeptain H. A. M. Filbert, of Company K, was wounded end taken prieoner. Lieutenant Henry Jacksen, of Company G, wounded and taken prisoner. ‘Lseatenant Henry P. Owens, of Company D, wounded im tthe side. Sergeant Otto, Company A, wounded in bead. Sergeant Filbert, Company KE, killed. Corpo: al Evans, Company G, wounded in leg. Sergeant Jobnses, Company B, wounded in nead. BRAVERY OF TEE MEN. ‘Pee Licutonant «peaks in the highest terms of the way ‘™ which both officers and men conducted themacives 2 deplores tbe fact of our noble fellows having to fight @ wist such large odds. I also heard several efficers ~taxing of she gallantry of the men composing thie te igade, and more especia lly of TRE BECOND MARYLAND REGIMENT. ‘This regiment, unlike the others, have never been en- gages im a perious battle, and some doubt was minifesied es te whether they would fight well. I am happy to say ‘What their conduct was splendid, and that the commander, Lieutenant Colone! Duryee (eon of Brigadier Genera! Dur” yee), has every reaacn to feel proud of his officers and ‘a. Their chaplain, Rev Mr. Hitchcock, was in the east of the fight, urging the men on and rendering all he assistance i: his power t the wounded. The sickand ‘wounded have every reason to feel grateful to Dre. Dimon and Beatty, and all the surgeons of the brigade, who were watiring in their efforts to relieve their wants. In fact» @ii did their uttermost, and the battle has proven the pluck and endurance of our troops. ‘Lieutenant Bertcliette will leave for his home in Read- tag, Peansytvanie, ax avon as he is able to be removed. Pal48 LISTS OF ENLLED AND WOUNDen PraLisHED Several of the sensation journals yesterday publishea @ Net of names of our own zoidiers, raid to be at the olumbia Hospital. It was wrong from beginning to 4, a8 two-thirds of the names given have never seen Yee hospital, and no euch list was issued from the hos- pital. The pudjication of such a thing is very injurious, @s many persons have come on here expecting to find them friends, and are bitterly disappointed. the Late Fighting. HE YeWS OF SATURDAY'S BATTLE IN kICHMOND— TBE SOUTHBKN ACOOUAT—TBEY CLAIM A GREAT VICTORY AND IMMENSE CAPTURES—STONBWALL JACKSON WAS IN GREAT DANGER—LEE REINFORCES HIM—MORE ABOUT TIE REBELS’ PLANS, RTC. Wasurxctow, Sept. 2—11 P. M. As usual, the secessionists in this place and Baltimore profess to have reliable details of the late fighting on the webs) je «before we can begin to understand how the ease <tands «ith us. It appears the news of Saturday's Battle vnd Pope’s falling buck hag siready reached Rich mond and come back here in the shape of the distorted end exaggerated acconnts the rebels are wont to give of ‘ali ‘heir successes. The Richmond papers of Monday, the Ist, are suid to have contained complete and reliable (7) geeounts of affairs up toan carly hour Sunday morning, @i which time they said—"‘Our forces were pushing to” wards Washington after the retreating foe ‘They claim the result of Saturday's fighting as thetr greatest victory of the war, asserting they captured ighty picoes of artillery, five thousand prisoners, many @tands of arms, colors, flags, &c. In all the fighting @oce they dashet on Manassas they also claim tw have eaytured wagon trains of supplies and ammunition, arme end camp equipage sufficient to supply their whole army now on Bull run for many da} ‘Teey admit all this was not secomplished without a @eartal sacrifice of life, and, though the lors in the battle f Saturday is etatea to have been not more than four bondred killed and twenty-five bondred wounded, they eck now ledge a total logs tn all the fighting of ten thoussnd Billet and wounded By the toformation from these secession sources, it ap. (pears there was @ hitch somewhere in the rebel plan, which came very near being fatal and administering @ eoup de grace to the struggling eause. Juckson came shrough Thoroughfare Gap with Eweil’s, Hill’ and Long. street's divisions, together with his own, of which he Stil! retains immodiate © mmana, thinking himself abie pe with this furce—not less than Ofty thousand Becession Accounts y attacking him im the rear, ‘fis object was to feet Pope’s divirion tn detail and cut them up, one by oe, ax they, ignorant of hie strength, were sent against Bin but Pope upset all this by his lively re teograde movement of his whole army, and by Thursday Sevewall discovered he had “caught a Tartar.” MeDowell nd Sige! had driven back the sinall force he left in Proroughfare Gap to ke-p open oomminiertion with Leva fovcor at White wandon the Uyper R and on Thureday morning he found Pope's wh yon Bir hands, und his line of retreat cutoff. The eeomssiouists Friday, of even on Sat Bee last of Stonewall; bu communioatod ve i be and wake roements & ww;e the Gap an # to big ad. ght them roti “ty and arrive ee Ce double qiNee for the thom agai Wt Melhy wu ken wae 1 om of surrend Wing © ay eu ct woud have fongh: General 1 Ye to the & He had planned th Whee movement Sitneef, aud when Aliemsied ie @reoution he did not (tam of the porsibsiiry of Fenforcemenia, and ne, Veetod W provide for Qmncy entirely. Hence bh © deeperate struggles w got out at hie own trap ‘The sescntionints, whe ay “6 omer Birmingham J. 36ibPa, wg _ Y., th hele WH eppess te know more | Burkhard H.7aPa,ahouller Bacon Ad shout redel movements and plave than they should, un- ess juformed from sources very reliable, say the rein” foreements which came to Jackson’s aid were a part ora force making ite way east of the White Plains towards the Potomac at Leesburg, aceording to the pian laid down by Lee and Jackson, when the latter dashed at Pope’s veer. All of this force may heve followed through ‘Thorongbfare Gap, aad may be now with Jackson; or, if ‘any was left west of Bull Run Meuntains, it can casily Join him now by way of Aldie. This is apparent from the situation of the respective armies at this time. ‘There ean be no doubt that a beavy furce of the Con. federate army in Virginia started from the Rappahannock for the Upper Potomac directly after Jackson moved to- wards Pupe’s rear; but a part, at least, was drawn off to assist Jackson, and nothing is known of the whereabouts or movements ef the remainder except the significant assertions ef the rebel sympathizers—that ‘it will be heard from in jess than twenty-four hours.”” The Ospture= Company of Maryland Cavalry. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Haxrza’s Feary, Sept. 1, 1862: A correspondent of your paper, writing from this place uncer date of Apgust 27, m giving an acoount of the cap ture of nearly a whole company of the Maryland Home Guard Cavalry at Waterford, Loudon county, Va., must ave received his information frem some “skedadd:inn” refugee, who was more frightened than burt. No company ef Maryland eavairy was captured, or even attacked, at ‘Waterford. Nome bas ever bean stutioved there since this rebellion began. The facts are as follows:—Capt. Mcans baa the nucleus of a cavairy company, composed exclu- sively of citizens of Loudos county, now recruiting at ‘Waterferd, for the purpose of protecting the persons and Property of the loyal Union citizens of that region, On ‘Wednesday morning last, at half-past four o'clock, a band ef rebel cavalry, beaded by Capt. White,avoiding the pub- Mo roads and Union pickets, dashed into Waterford through an immense cornfield, and eommenced an attack upon Bineteen of Captain Means’ men, who were quartered and asleep inacharch, On the approach of the rebels, the guardet thechurch gave the alarm, when our heroic ‘ttle band rushed to the area in front, and poureda deadly fire into the ranks of their assailants. The fre was quickly returned, killing ene and wounding seven of eur men, who then wittrdrew into the church, firing from the windows. and maintaining their position without farther: for more than three hours, until their ammunitite was entirely exhausted. A flag of truce was Dorne by a lady tothe party in the church, demanding an uneonditional surrender. A surrender was promptly refosed, unless the men were rt en parole. This wa® aseonted to by the rebels, and all were released except 4 man by the name of Corbin, who was accused of havin® gee! killed a rebel named Joba Reon of Hilisboro’- ‘the rebels were killed and wounded: Om hearing of the affair Colonel D. Pa Miles, com- manding at this post reach post despatched compa- battalion Mi ny A,Firet laryland cavalry,and Company D, ‘under command of the writer, to the assistance of Captain Means. We reached Waterford at twelve o'clock, moon; Dat the rebels had fled some three hours in sdvance of us, tm the direction of Leesburg, where a strong rebel force ‘was supposed to be concentrated. ‘They carried all their dead and wounded with them, ex- cept a private named Peter Cabridge, who was in a dying condition from his wounds, and could not be removs { write this not with a view of figuring im print—for 1 ‘am ‘used to that—but only to correct the erroneous statement (unintentional, I am sure) of your correspondent in regard ‘to the part which the Maryland caval ect in the af- fatr, Yeurs,&c., _F. GALLAGHER, Lieut. Oo. D, ee balan land cavalry. NEWS. THE LATEST Demonstrations of the Rebels on the Upper Potomac. BEBEL TROOPS REPORTED AT LEESBURG. Preparations of the Union Forces for Their Reception, &e., &. Wasuinaron, Sept. 8—Midnight. intermediate space toward Washington. The rear guard consisted, it ie said, of Hooker’s and Fits John Porter's commands, who did effectual service ‘fe keeping the rebels in check as our troops: .were moving into the fortifi. cations protecting this city om the Virginia side, an to the report of the Chain Bridge being destroyed, it $s wufficient to say that several days ago the plank® were removed by our authorities as a protective measnre. There are & very few straglers wm the city, and the city today is comparatively free from excitement. The reports of rebel® baving crossed into Maryland find believers; bat nothing to-day was reliably known as to Prvventinga. 1s does not seem proba® Die, as the troops lining the upper reteman shores are sufficient to check the progress of any ferces making such an attempt. The weak points of defence bave been or are being considerably strengthened: It is reported today that firing has been beard in the vicinity of Leesburg, We thvetens means of ascertain- ing the truth of the rumor. Secretary Stanton was at the Depar'ment to-day, at- tending to buainess. This fact is mentioned asa refuta- tion of the report that he yesterday retire from the con. duet of the War Department. Information bas reached here that the rebels are making a dem ustration up the river, and that some of them have already reached Leesburg, and are also spread between there and tho Chain Bridge, as if designing to cross the ferry covnecting with Montgomery county semewhere in the neighborhood of Poslesville. The fords are doubtless properly guarded—additional cavalry and artillery have left here this morning fer that Purpose. Reports reach us that Winchester has been evacuated, the rebels having appeared in force in the valley. ‘The secession programm heretofore published seems to be in the line of consummating as far as the enemy can acoomplish it; namely, by inaugurating scenes of war in Maryland. Our troops though much damaged by recent service: are being recruited and impreved Pmiapanrms, Gept. 8, 1862. A special despatch from Washington to the Press gives an interesting statement of Ad). Quiduo, of the Forty-ninth Georgia regiment, who ts among the rebel prisonors. He ie « Pele desirous of returning to his native land, oon- sequently very communicative. Be says neither Jack. son or EWell were in any of the recent battles. The forces wore commanded by Lee, Longstreet and Jobneon, not it wae understood that Jackson and Ewell were im the Shenandoah Vailey at the head of a considerable force. Only about balf the rebel army was engaged im the recent battles, but rein- forcemenia were close at band, It was understood among the rebels that Gevere! Lee had sveceed ed in bis design to turn our right. Adjutant Quidne was captured, with nineteen of bis men. He, with an offi. cer, the only ones who wore shoes, the privates having their feet bandaged in rags which were bieod ciotted from the effects of cuts and bruises, walking on the stones, He says but few regiments were better off The rubel army had no subsistence stores. The troops rubsisted mainiy on green corn found in the fiers. There was & vast amount of suffering among them of al! keinas. THE CASUALTIES. Additional Names of the Killed and Woundea. The wub.olned names of killed and wounded in the ro con! bath Virginia, are additional to these beroto fore published in the Hmuto— Atwood Chas., 12th Mass., Aintine Corptet Mich ankle, : Anitereon A..A.8th NJ head. A .. 40RN.Y, Arw th igi Amt oe Wm., 1th Penn., mat, 60h N. ¥., bip let Mich Cav., ™ Yg. 100#t SY knee A th Venu. ee : N . sah N.Y. thigh, A , diet N.Y Acders U.,Sun SY etomaeh “ Aget M. 1. .G4aQNY, knee Beard Randolpp 1, 66ih 0, oh.eiwiter Capi, TAMs head snail Liewt., 13th N. ¥., K, 20 U. 8, cay breast and thigh, Bein wpe C m., 68th NY. tog. Rann’ t0' f FE 5 0) Fes FA fae » ; 7 - Fy = - F >: e > I Wasumaron, Sept. 8, 1862. ARRIVAL OP SENATORS WILSON AND PESEENDEN. ‘The presence here of Senators Wileon and Fessenden, Teminds ove forcibly of the prominent part taken by them last Mareb to stop entistments, and limit the sum- Der cf the army to five hundred thousand men, of whom. a fourth at least would not be effective. Had it net been for their aation there would not have been any need for the subsequent calling out of Ofty thousand threc month» men, nor for volunteers, bounties for whom have cost. millions upon millions of dollars. But the money feature: {sof no importance compared with the reverses to our arms, and the loss of life that has resulted from the in. sufferable assurance tha, dictated the; diminution of the: F 4 3 ¥ a 3. Ay a # Browiari™—~, 10600 thigh three times. Bortriner ¥., Toth Pee : i ti BL: H 3 ti Pd E i Ly Fy i 86h * Blackwell H. H., FP, 24 Me. bas i 2d Sergt. E. B, ob te é r é 6 a7 Ne ‘York; Ww Sergeant A. ; Wim. Brice, Co. G, 3a H i ia; Heotcnans Hyde, Go. G, ‘0,0. aah Now | York; Jas, Rendrick, Co. B, 5th ‘Ith Vi ie ma aaa oe &, gtath New fork: Chas. Rico, Co. H, Ist rity “Pennsytvania; Pardon ‘sulom, Co. C, 14th New York; F. Bartlett, Co. D, 305th Penusylvania; Wm. Kell Co. D, 106th Pen: bylvania; A. Baldman, Co. D, 18th No York; Patrick Mooney, Go. D, lat Now York; p. Wilson, Ce. D, 10sun Pe bury sone Co. F, is a Fork: 4. Bor te i 18d New York; Chas. ther , Co. ath New York; James Gosway C01 1, eek ek Soars im. Flynn, B. ‘ou Now Now Jersey; 5. A. Bartmme, Co. J ; James Kiton, Co, H, 20th ee Mosoachunetta; Henry ‘Taliban, 18th New io. Wansirorth, Oo. a. % ver, co. ed ‘4h Maine: station w Bargher, ‘at Pennsylva- H. sR ae Co. D, fin New XK, 28th Ausmicbusette; (Corporat D. Donovan, co D, igh HB Freach, Co, Ne .D, 2d Maine; Janes - 3 H Pz 3 ar i Boge ve rea Brold D., 84'N. J. Rayley 8, Ist it Mich Brecker pew han tat Shoulder. Byrd Jno. J. H, 8th NJ, leg i ese <Z. ty Bd eS sez win” Bunnell iets, 13th N. ¥., Pat. Crowley, 6th Unjted ‘H, 824 Ohio; W. Gurban, g a) ARMY OFYICERS IN THE CITY. Genera Sickles ts in the city, also Col. Farnsworth, M.C., of the IMimois cavalry. General Shields is also hore, but does not appear in uniform. VOLUNTEERS FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CAPITAL. ‘The soldiers of the war of 1812 who are now in the city have tendered to the government their services for ite defence. The clerks in the several departments have- been called upon to organize for the same parpose. zi “E c Cone W. J., 94 N. Y., Mee D, A, Sth ‘ObW. Noll E. , 46th N. Y., leg. cw Fa. ae cee eaepat , Co. 7 W. Mart, Co aod Nimean W. A., 1); 1st é Ons Om ‘16th Mase., Oster Jno.,E, 2d U. 8. eav. ‘ * Ochman J.,B, 41st W. ¥. oddebeire 1. 6,3, 40h 8 ¥. Owen 0., C, 6th N. Y. Patterson W. B., 11th Pa, thi, remark. Mth U.8. Inf, breast. Froino, > K, aa P. D. Moore, Co. E, 4 PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Geheral Wadeworth organized to-night a regimens of- ‘etabteen companies , of one hundred men each, composed of goverpment empwyes, to act as a home guard for the protection of the pubi Massaeburotiv; Gornorst 5 Hampshire; John 8, Knowles, Co. Lynch, Co. 'D, 9h Pennsylvania reserve; R. Bonford, Brad, jahooters: Wm. Pryor, Co. C, 11th Pennsy!- vania; T. Enderbond, Co. B, Robert Fdward , ( — J., 12th Ohio, arm petra hy 2ist N. ¥., foot Peter Be gt Onio, Oth Pennsylvania reserve; F, 11th Pennsylvania; A. Swartz, Co PAS er, Co. K. oath oe * GOVERNMENT FHINTERS AND ROOKRINDERS, ‘Tne employes of the government printing »filoce ant Dindery, to the number of one hundred and seventy, thie: morning tendered their services to General Wadsworth for the defence of the capital in response to the call of the- ‘74th N.Y. Price BM. Sergt., \d shoulder. Price Re. 6th N.Y. Peck H.C., 6th N. Prine W. ,, 19 Mich., T0ist New York; J. ino. Kelly, Qo. C. 11th Wm. Rucas, Co, B, 12th N yivania reserve; Michael Co. B. ‘m, Staiker, Co, B, Ist Rhode Island Battery, ‘Simon Faltun, Co. D, 106th Penn- sylvania; Wm. Wiland, Go. A, 628 Penneyivania; Vincent Rice, Co, T, Ist Michigan; D, 0. 'H, wih entucky; Carsen E., 784 Ohio, Carley ion, yy Se Heory loots —_ x ‘Lieut, Thee, K, 3 corti Nit Downing G. H. , 6th Siten polars, THE CAPITOL CONVERTED INTO A HOSPITAL. ‘The rotunda, the Senate and House halls, and the corr). dors of the Capitol, have been hustily converted into a hospital, cots and beds being placed in every available place. No patients have ag yet, however, been admitted , but as the beds are now ready they will likely be taken and Pickett J., 10th N. ¥., Bip Peres Dx, 1et Mase, Aa Foter, Co. 1, Ist Michigan Fraleigh, Co. K, 5th No WOUNDED RECKIVKD Av ae ODD FELLOWS’ HALL HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON NAVY YARD, Oscar A. Scribner, Co. 1, sth Vermont; Silas M. See, 40th New York; Chas, F. Rowloy, Co. D, ist Minnesota: Co. I, ist Minnesota; Wm. Waltz, Co. C, Ist Minniaota; M. Phenix, 64th New York; First Lieut. Juood M. Vook, Co. T, Sth Wisoonsi Dewey, 24 Vermont; Jos. Ives. Charsours ; Simon faith, diana, head; D. ©. Schryver, Co. F, 104m § ledge, Co. D, 3d Wisconsin, shoulder; a. G. Nicholx, Co. K, 16th Massachusetts, shoulder; J. W. Cook, Co. F, Ist Pennsylvania reserve, hand; N. ogi. 0, Indiana, shoulder; J. MeHerr; shoulder: Wm. Carlion Co, C, 8. Luddy, Oo. @, 40th New York, leg; P. Reynole, Co. F, 2th New York, hand: A. Shelienderker. Co. iia New York, back; G. Clarkson, Co. I, Ist New Jerse: Sergeant Levi Kelley, Co, 6, 5th’ Virgina, hand; 1 2d Onlo, wrist, James, Hunter. aylvania, shoulder; Corporal Jovey:h thigh; George Cageidy, Co. B, 6th Wisconsin, breast; Alexander Smith, Co. Hy 12th Fenneylvania cavalry, ‘contusion ; Josiah W. htoGce, bo. B, 113th Pennsylvania, contusion; John Cassidy, Co. D, 4th, Ohio, contusion; Janes Johnson, vania, thigh;Serg. T. K.SuMivan Co Fred. Shatter, musician, 2d Massachusetts, thigh; Hew ‘, Bailey, Co. K, 10th Maine, hip; Geo. . 1ith Ohio, leg; Chas. ‘Meyers, Co: Jncob Boss, head: Caldwell Capt, 23 NY Jxitied Dennis P. E. posse Dennis F. E. Deinnell H., Yen N. Dat P., bth N. Yop anal Day Jacob F: Freeze, * Pounets N 10#h N.Y. i. THE HOSPITALS AT GEORGETOWN. The Georgetown College buildings are again to be oon- .It will be placed under Cathotio control, and. a to be opened to-morrow for the reception of paticnts, of which it will accommodate nearly four hundrea, This makes four army hospitals in George town, which, together, will farnieh accommodations for, about one thousand. All the sick who could be removed have been sent to Northern hospitals,to make room for our wounded soldiers. Hereafter all wounded officers. will be taken to the Seminary Hospital. The Georgetown hoepitals, like those in this city, are under excellent management, and ‘competent surgeons and nurses in at- tendance at each. SICK MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS. ‘The following sick men, belonging te the chusotts cavalry, have zone into hospital here:—George- . Emerson, George D. Wingate, Geo. N. Taylor, Giiberts Wakefieid, Wm. Brian, all of Company C. Poel ). J., 13th N.Y. thigh. Pray G.'T, LA, 18th Mas, PuU'D., let Mcb., in; Second Lieut. H. Powers C. G., Adjt., . 8, lat Bos Bates verted to hospital uses. » finger; Amos Rut- Qa Quimbiy J., 6th Va. Jeg off. Quimby F. B., 0, 7th Wis. Rose Corp. J. G.,K, 4th Me, Raupt8. , E, 18th N.Y. Robinson J:, B, th N. ¥y Rickett ore. Thos. A. 3 tL. fp N.,H, torrie Douaham Hane Fae a) Ohio, DetW. a Yr oa Down G. P. ee foot. tua Odio thigh. ye. th x ck Row GH bib N.Y", Tie. Robr P., 40th N. ¥., breast, Rurk Ph., lat N. Y., BP Richardsca Jos. aistN. ¥. Reaaiug® x. ,OthN.H. head ert 106th N. Y.,arm se ious N.Y. neck. A, 8th N.J., ka C, 40th New York, tn New York, shoulder ; Detonoycorp, J.D ,14thN.Y DeManville W., C, 8ULN.Y E Hiposh C, Wh, U.B. arti Frheardt §.,@, 121th Pm Fechs, Co. R, 6th Redmond L., K, 22d N.Y. Ranges Fs , 84 Mich, Roger 6, in ‘ PP nl th Mans i 19th Ind., hip. 16th Mace. thigh. eee Foster Nath. E., 12h Mase, Free) Jas. , 634 Pa. Fraser-Wis, BtbN 8., 78th a Co. K, 100th Pennayl- o. G, Pennsylvania, leg Richardsov J. “4 Reughton WOUNDED BIOQOKLYN SOLDIERS. Fon. M. F. Udell to-dey received authority from Brook. 1m to expend all the money needed for wounded Brooklyn soldjors tn this city. Jeg off. off, ue torpe 8 A, blet iit Co. C, 2d Wisconsin, raid TO US tnigh; Sergoant Nolson B, Holcomb, Co. I, 13th New Chas. A. Wonderlich, Co.’ A, 7th’ Pennsylva- G, 7th United Statex, Seulty J. K,10unN. Y. Ror jer; W. Gullagher, leah as. Good, Co. O, Ist “Massachusetts, hand; C. 46th New York, leg; John Thiatie, Co. H, dist Xew York, ankle, Valentine Liennis, APPOINTMENTS UNDER THE TAX BILL. ‘The following ndditioua! appointments have been made ender the Direct Tax and Exciso law for the State of Maryland:—Third district—Colleotor, Peter G. Janerwin, of Baltimore; Assessor, Wm. E. Beale, of Baltimore; Fourth district—Colleetor, Frederiek Schley, of Frederick ; Aeseseor, Isaze Davis, of Booneborough. For the District of Cotumbia—Collector, Sayles J+ Bowen; Assessor, Peter M. Person. For the Territory of Novada—Collector, James S. Dil- ley; Assessor, Warren Wurroa. Samuel W. Harlan, of Ministown, Ind., has been appointed Collector for the Fifth district of that Siaie, in place of Caleb Jackaon, de- jogs. fen hen pet. b4 WY thigh rt gin sey, shoulder: Lewis Ru go. | Sa Anthony ee Co. |. Morrow, Mekiay, Co. ¥: ¥, 5th Mcnigan, finger. wounded admitred to the Baptist street:—Chos. Schoen, Co. I, Ist New York; Pat. sior: A. Osborne, Co. I, 76th New York: T. Irwin, Co. A, 24th bin N. Shermank.R. tas Na and Smith F*k, 10th N. Y groin ScharraretteG.D.,220N.Y., knee. Sarafield J., 105th N.Y. ee Color Sgt. 6th 4 Storm 3, 74th N. Y., back, Exe! M. CBuge, Co, A, Tth Wisconsin; New York; W. A. Wiley, Co. D, 24 Vis inginia: M. McComas, Co. McDonald, Co. D, 5th Meg B:B. Buckert, Co. D, bth y : We 85tn New York; K. 1, 5th Virginia: ’D. ‘Motarty, Co. A, 90th Penn. i. , Go, EB, 6th New Jarne: Thagerald “20? a Ne. Garton Thos R., ot Berdas” Cairison G.0.,H, 8b N. J onset »E, sth N. since. cree H.. F,8d Ma .. D, ad Pean, inte; 8. MeComas , Sth Virginia; M 5 4 a v. 8. ; Flandereckem, Co. A Sth Virginia; Jae. Spencer, Co. 1, 6th Virgivia; V. 9] sues, tv. 1, bth Virginia; W. 1. Bri ha; £. Coliier, Co. KE, Sth Virginia, W. “AL Reynolds, Co. bh. 13th ‘New York — Butierfleid, Co. B, 5th Michigan J. Managhan, Co. E, 6th Virginia; Win. Conkiin, Ca, D, 95th New York ‘Thos. Wilson, Co. 1), Sth Virginia, Joh Walis, Co. D, 5th Virginia; Corporal 1. Woods, Co. EB, 1 Beckrond, * E, 34 Virginia: i D. Brown, Co. H, ath THE REMAINS OF CAPTAIN SMEAD. ‘The body of Captain J. R, Smead, of Battery K, United States regular artillery, was recovered by Major Oakley, and brought from the battle field in an ambulance. was forwarded Jast night to the Captatn’s family, at Car- ee D, Ist Min.) Slater Corp. H.A..B,59N RETURN OF SECRETARY SEWARD. Secretary Seward returned to-night from his visit to Mascacbuasotis; F. M. rman, Co. B, 95th New Yor! N Persons, Co, G, 4th New ‘York: 'I. A. David, Co. f, 6th Virginia; Is. Lane, Co. G, Sth Virginia gram. Co. ¥, Harris Light Cavalry ; Frank Stephen, Oo. D, 74th New York, J. Brown, Co, E, 8d Virginia, ADDITIONAL LIST ADMITTED TO THE ASCKNSION GENERAL HOSPITAL. 1. Van Amber, Co. A Co, C, 4th Michigan, Is W. Bainbrice, Co D, 43 Whitick, Co. I. 83d Fe: York; Corporal H. Hii G. Whitwel!, Co. 1. F, Ist Michigan; MeKennery, Co. K States infantry; J, Gordon, Co. F,’ United States tigantry ; 63d Pennsylvania; J. E. hy er, G0. ©, 85th Gl Séth Ohio; We B. Bills, co. By 24 § . By bth Michigan; S. Stratton, Co. G, 4dth SOUND FEET ESSENTIAL FOR SERVICE. Dr. Zacharie, the chiropedist, has obtained a commis- sion from the Secretary of War to practice his speciality Geck Capi.,18th N. ARMY DESERTERS. Stone Desken 0, 6 gt A. F.2d Souler H, :, oh U, Hertseback Lieut. F., F, A government transport arrived about eleven o'clock: this morning from Fort Columbns, New York, bringing one hundred ana H ~ Pant arm < nh hand Simons L.E., A,30tn N. Y. Sneidmira 0., co ber seventy deserters, in charge of Seventeenth ivfantry. 10th New York; J. N. Armstrong, Co. . Ruggle, Co. E, Ist Virginia; James Virguia; F. Failly, Co. F, 2d Unite ,Co. F, United States infantry; N. D. O'Neil, Co. ¥, - c, isth Me sachuset ts Lieutenant Carpenter, of Tuey are from nearly every division of thearmy. They wore all sent under guard vo the Uld Capitol. DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. The following deaths of soldiers in bospita) are ro: ley J., H, 10th Pa, wrist. Herbert Lieut. Hy., H, 24 U.S. 8.8 nee S., wagonmaster, go oamht W., 76th Obto, Tuma: 7. W, 72AN.Y., hip. Trembel C., 74th oe Tucker J M..20th In eserey 10lst N.Y., ie Torrey E.F., 971 N.Y leg. CA. btb N.Y. hand eageee, J.,bth N.Y., bip. ‘Towneen = M., 30th — ms John, C, 8th N. Hiliman 6. wan. HalptoL. 11tbPe.res. Hicks J. C., 12th P: " hriesCorpi BUN. ¥., ‘thigh, side and hand. Hansa J., 106th N. Y., knee. Hoes J.'t. Sth N. ¥.,'leg. Taylor Serg. WC. ,E, iaine; Corporal Win. a Rowelsop, Co. 1, Ba ‘Tase Corp. fam E E. Ragan Hopwood Lk \K Oth. HarrisT.,C, 66th Onio, ares, Boilanaj.w. sASURN J head HutmanH.G. .B.SthN.J_,foot HealeyL. B,SihiNJ.. Cyros Larned, Company ¥, Fifteenth Massachneetta. yA, Seventy eighth Ni y 1) Fighty seventh Sergeant James B. Cole, Company K, Twenty-first New aries Shurige, Co, H, 14th New 4. Collins, Co. H, 1400 Nuited States sw-antry ; Cor poral James Hill, 20th New York Militia: Put 14th United States infantry; John W. Powell, Co. B Toth Pennsylvania renervo; A. tillery; W..H. Chutet pher, Oo Sergeant. C. Barker shooters: A. Leydor, C Movormick, Co. H, do.; ‘Jocept Nowling, Co, . 100th Peonsy}v: Miller. Co. C, 94th New York: W. W. Hendry, Co. 1, Bt New York; Thomas Bartworth, Co, H, 14th United States infantry; C. Keifer, (0. F, i Co, 1, 5th Ohio; J. Co. I, 104th New York; A. Pagon, Co. imon Bliss, Compa’ seth Conden, Com Richard Bozarth, Company D,Fighth-et Henry | a tin, Company H, Seventeen! ue. FiackettN.T. @hN.H. 0. Ganyard, baitery L Houdraff C. 24th HoflmanP. 14thU.S8.rg J Heddingor W. , 834 Hodgeboom W. B., deg. 9 sop Horigan Capt., let Mich, pri- soner. pone C.,D, 40th oy Y. Hackett F. ,C, 8th N.J. Harrington J. 3dEx, Seok Higgins F.,K,2d U. 8. eav. Harth bthPenvsylvapim United States In nee 2d United States “borp. 4 2d Mass. ,gen.deb. Fred’k iin, Company Hi, Twentieth New York. Company #, Third Delaware. tdward Leak, Company 1, Seventy fifth Obio. A.D. Crofiut, Company 1, George Harmon: Fixbty-tourth Pennsyivavia, *.P. Humpheys, Company C, Fifth New York. ergoant G. Hillis, Commpary G. Third Michigan J. W. Eaton, Cot F 3 R. Spence, Company NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. ent Tyler's Family Leaving, Richmond=T' Hansel Heary,D, 764 Pa. 2 Unger, 24 Lt., B, 86th N. ¥. Hatinan opi. BB ahs, Via Walter, 1018 N.Y., toe. Voight A., 20th N. ¥., ato- jh, fatally. Veasie J. K., 2d Me., ankle. Von Heuschatem G., 3d N. Y., anialo. Vaigi H., B, 13th Mase. eee F ,12thMase., 16th ane L Virginia Battery One Hundreth Pennayivania. Veuhake Corp, W.J., A, th Vaight Sergt. H. ,B,64th N.Y. Van Slyck R., 6. 7uh Mich, Y. Van Horn J., Bs 100th Pa. 2. F, ist Excelsior; J woow! AT SEMINARY - al Poa, natty. OUNDED OFFICERS /ARY HOSPITAL, GBORGE: Hersch Jpe., A, 106th N.:¥., Harmen W., ©, 88th Pa., Haged Howard E., sorgt., K, 18th Maes. Harrire ¥. M.,E, Ath N. J, mareldalt i, 6, 816 N. J, breast. G, 8th N.J., shoul- der. Hammil V.,F, 8th N. J., Dreast. Flofinan E,B, ob N. J, 4 Husted J. R., K, @th N. J. IngrahamSeargt,W.A.,20th Iverson D. C., N. Y., leg. scrotum. YN, De Ce First Lieutenant D, W. blandin, Go. G, ristant Surgeon WF. Dean, 26th’ Ohio, First. Lieutenant . Benedict, Co. F, 23d New York; age Dingledy, Go. 'F, cond Ljoutenant York battery; 93a New York; First 11 joutenunt F. Falsom, Co. K, and New York, Adjuiant Thowas Arrowsmith, Sth Penn: First Hfeutenant lienry Kern, Co. G, Firat Licutemant Chas, Loixonberg, Co. D, 14th UL 8. 1, 10th Michigan; Co. A, 14th United States in- fantry. Tisnea in Saturday's battle:—B. Strathers, J Whitman Schumacher, ‘Wonnded—Lieutenant F. urbe, Bergeunt Seward, Cor. ral Smith, Privates Stockihy, Cauningham, sheban and jolntoah, of Co. G, 97th Now York: Acting Adjutant Downing, of this regiment, is also missing. WOONDED ADMITTED TO GENERAL ARMY HOSPITAL, SRVENTH STREET. pt. 2, 1862. vv. Ww. HK, 100th Wicks Lieut. B. B., B N.Y ,arm and 4 back. acme bend. Howard Serg.G.J. 18thN.Y. Higgins B..D, 17h N.Y. Sa ‘Bostings Clty Nearly Deserted. Fortress Mownom, Sept. 2, 1862. The flag of truce bas just arrived from Aiken's (steamboat Mary Beaton). the noted privateer, who captared the propellor Fanny at Hattoras Inlet, aearly a year ago. He has been privateering mcst of the time daring the war and I am informed he has been twice captured and paroled. Ho was last captured at Newbern, N.C. ‘The Mary Benton brought down the family of ox Presi- dent John Tylor, consisting of Mra. Tyler and six smal) children. They are on their way North from City Point. ‘A lady from Richmond also came down, and says there {9 much sicknoss at Richmond; that the city is quite de sorted. She heard nothing said of the late battles The rebels are very confident of doing great execution with their iron-clad gunboats when completed. No papers were brought down. Important. from Cinclunati. Crncinnatt, Sep. 4, 1862. A looumotive procesded to within twelve miles of Lex ington to-day. Sconte report that two hundred robe cavalry entered the town jast night, (he main army con flicors say they fear to come furtber north as Hnell is tu thelr rear, ‘The railroad bridge thirteen miles from Covington ha been destroyed by gueri'ias Preparations, both oifensive and defensive, continue without abatoment. Second Lieutenant J. 20th) Woodruff J 65th0, both Wassenman @., 64th N. leg and arm. Wilson M., 2d Maine, ankle, Waumacke D., SBN Y. Jeg. “Ys, Warren Corp. D. A., C, 894 Wondettey E. = Capt, MeCormick, Co. G, 1st Minnesota; Captain Cappi infantry; Capea, Stephen Martin, Ward eat, @ “in, BNI, Wilsons Wate N Y, Wilson E., WN. Sy: and ankle. Fouled. oy. xX H, 97th New York. JohneonG.M. ,106thPena, Wright?. a east; Jarokzees. ,24Mary land foot = : Wiltiama David, Waikinshan Sergt. J R boi Ah v4 F, 3d Mich. L Y. Gots Hall Henry, | Pa. ; Dewalt, Nicholas, @, 46th N. Y.; Brown Chas. H., B, ny Mase. , N. Y.; Agnew ‘yamee, Sergeant, C, 2nd Excelsior Headley Jamen, B, 66tb 0) 5 alagher Patrick, 4, Pr Wilson, P, L., bth N. ¥. leg. Whiwellg. “loth N. ¥ foot. N.ad N.¥ asters sb Pa, deaontn eargs., 2. N., 6th , kitlea. Jenk Jobnaon N. 1 ANnN.. band Jones J. K., E, 190 Whitter George, Ps ford arm of. by W., 26th N. ¥., Wee Jas. ert. Fath o esih Pa, wrist. Wheatond.i1. 201.t.18tMieb, Whitte 8., E, 20th Ind. White GR. it, doin Whittaker H.,@, ah N. Hw Weagle pe H8ehOhto. ¥ Warkins Hi. FF, Ist Miob Wellor M., G, 34 Mich, ; 68d Pa, knee, Keeley Sergt., 107th Pa. Jog. Kerriguatno, 6th. Y. ence. Kimballf th. ¥.legbroken Kato Jas., 17th 0, resiny to, 24.0. 8. inf, Kirker B, Mth Pa., wrist Kelly 4., Tth N. J., bronet. Kreger D. F., 46th Pa. wide. Ketcham 1) 24th N.Y Jeg off. Knaps,T., 26th Pa, , lege and a B, at, F Gorp. Robt, Sami. Hy 14th U.S. inf Joneph, B, 8d Mic a Win., 2, od Mi Stocke! Win., h, dist N. ¥.; .; Lemon Heury, Brande George Wa ee Gotleib, B, alat N.Y. .¥. 7 Dy - Md. ; Wood ‘Mich, hT.C.. Bu N. J. | fawn, *! FR, 160 Cook. Abner W. Waketeld Wk, 17h N.Y. White Wm., i, 6ub Wis. at Andro a Watsons Capt. C. N.Y. arm and ( Yy Young, Jacob, , 6th N.Y. Young Goo hand Young Beery hs ae N.Y. shoulder and’ leg. Kinge Whitton, 19th Ind, Kennedy J.. F,iath U.8 Kooure J., H, iet., + Kelly Peter, 34 U.'S, inf. ith Jobo, H, 3d tario was held here this alternod Geneva, was elected dele, resolution expressing WRIGADE, AT BL Kitted — Capt. JO. Wh N. Demore:t 1th New % . 6th N. ¥. log Zaha F, 24 Md.; State Convention. e¢ fur Horatio Seymour for Kroup Jo, Cy 26th Ie Kenn BAL Loh, ? ad Kerrigan W.,10thN.¥., log Additional Names. ‘The following additional names of killed and wouvded | were reevived At a late Lour last nigint = N. Melionough, Co. K, Tid Pennsylvania. W. Co. ¥, 17th New Conk: W. M. Rooker, Co. . MeKee, Co. 1, 624 Pennsylvania! Ou Co. #, 6th Penneylvania resor ve 78th New York; P. King, Co. 1, ist Virginia Co. 1, 82d New York; P. Hinkoy, Co. ¥ RECEIVED AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Gy Sudden, :th New York; | Sta Penneyivanin t) Lieut, Wed Waitrick, &) Penney Lebar Jaa lab 8. Bt ka Laddingsen N., 26tb Libby © A. Ath Me. , log and . G., BIN. Y. neck 11.734 Ohio arm, wth “fe Jinchuretc. W008 ao Lombard A, 10th N.Y Liger 8., 24. N. ¥., ee ~ aH Craybead, Co. F, 109 h Pennsylvania, Geo » 14th New York D, Oth New Mampelire; @ F. J, Brook, Co. K, 1, 27th apdiina “i, ad. New York Wm., F.44th N.Y, reserve, Samm, iurbin Co. Gd Pennsylvania New Hampshire, Thee. be h iniiiana; P, Bough; Ce, ¥, lath New York; Corpo » Wilita, Go, D, OFth Potoey wana; ‘Thow, guroe . G, Leth Missneburette stor (is anchored im ah Now Vor; A, Penny, (4,84 Penn b Bisorg. WH. 1,0P0.re4,