The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1862, Page 8

| TWE WAR IN KENTUCKY. FRE EXCITEMENT IN LOUISVILLE. Baumored Attack on the Union Forces | => Near Shelbyville. Anti-Detensit Preparations at Cin- ae., &e., &. Lovmvns, Ky., Sept. 4, 1883, ‘Two city was thrown into considerable exciteme'st this efteracon by rumors that the Unien forces under General ‘Giert were attacked at noon te-day By the rebels, near @helby ville, about thirty miles east of Louisville, ‘The result was cukpown. Large Union remfercements are ‘rapidly spproaching Several Gilbert. Several arrests of prominent wecosstonists were made Pere to-day. They, togethor wivh all the political prison- ere hiherto confined here, wero sent north of the Ohio iver to-day. Cuncumnans, Sept. 5, 1862. Bosiness is Stu suspended. Volunteers and armed Dodies of men continue to pour into the city By thousands, The city is quiet and there is po excitement beyond che enthosiasm manifested over thee arrivals. Regiments and compacies as they arrive are bountifully Supplied with provisions in Fifth street market place. A bridge of boats $s being built across the river at the foot of Walnut street. 1 will be compleied to-night. Tho order suppressing the Evening Times was revoked this morning. The paper appears this afternoon, # Gunbdoats are congtantly patrolling the river for miles adeve and below. Reports from Kentucky are conflicting. Nothing is Kiown of the whereabouts of the rebels since their ar- rival at Paris, An order was issved this morning compelling citizens to bem their houses by nino P.M. Accounts by Mail, RE BATTLE OF RICHMOND-—VERY LATE FROM THE OP WAR IN KENTUCKY- BRAVERY OF OUR MBN IN THE LATE BATTLE--SPIRITED OCONTE:T— THE LOSSES—-MOVEMENTS OF THE REI [From the Cincinnati Gazette, J ‘We had a conversation yesterday with Lieut nant Colo- Rel Artuctrong, of the Ninety-fifth Olio, who was en gg01 in the battle of Richmond on Saturday. Colonel A, ‘was taken prisoner and paroled. He left Richmond Mon. day evening, rode on hors back to Paris, where he ar- rived carly Tuesday morning, ‘Thence he moved by rail Wo this city. The account which Colonel Armstrong fur. hes of the battie differs very materially from that heretofore published, and shows that our men, instead of acting as cowards, fought with great bravery. Tho battle id not end in the afternoon, when General Neison was wounled, as reported. Our forces fell back to Richmond, fonght through the city, and continued the fight until nine o'clock at ' night, when they were finally overpowered about four miles this eide of that place, by greatly superior numbers. Our joes in killed was about uno bundred and tfty. The rebel loss in killed was about two hundred. There are one Shousand federal and rebel wounded at Richmond. We boat twornty-siz hundred in prisoners. Theae were paroled now marching by land to Cincinnati, They would Teach Paris last evening. whence it was expected they would be able to reach this city by rail De Ninety-fifth Ohio wnt inio the engagement one thou- sani s ong, and lost seen hundred i2ile, wourted and toners. Colonel Armstrong having given a list of the to the correspondents, who have not yet arrived, was wale to furnish us the information. “The oorres: pendouts of the Gase te and Commercias were taken pri- sencrs, aud paroled. They are coming home with the soldiers, and may reach the city to-night. Our_men who fell imto the hands of rebels were treated with marked civility, and there is no complaint made on ‘this score. Colonel Armstrong ‘was allowed to reiain his splendid horse, which he rode Paris. This officer, by the terms of his parole, is pro- — giving infurmation ag to the strength of the *Secnate ‘Smith's forces had not crossed tho Kent 7 river up to Mouday night: and at that timo there was no of the enemy this side of the river. On Monday even- Sy Leringaen Bas me been taken possession of by the All the reports we bave had of the enemy march. tag on Paris and Cynthiana bad their origin in somebody's tmagivation. The colobel of the Ninety-niuth Ob, who rab @way from Cynthiana npon mere rumors of the approach @f tho enemy, bas been dismissed from the gervice, aud Golone! P.'T. Swaine, a fine officer and a perfect gevtle ma, has beev appointed to.take his place. We congratu- fase ibe soltiers cf the Nineiy-ninth up n this change. The revels attempted to cross the Kentucky mver Mon. Gay, on the road toward Lexington, but they were met b ferove from this side and repuleed. They then movi down about six miles, where they were again met, and ‘the Gzht was progresting when Col. Armstrong crossed We river above. The banks of the river aro very high, amd xlmost perpendicular, and the only passages are at ‘the ferries, which are reached by roads cut through the banks. It is therevore eagily delonded. The rebels, being tm large force, may ‘have succeeded in crossing by divid- fag their army and moving one columa over, while @nether engaged our men. Upon this point we have no Fellablo micrmation. It is our impression, however, that fmith’s army could not, inany ovent, reach this’ city hort of three days from this time. Our defensive measures, however, should not be delayed an hour, or Wacken in the east deg:oe. Jt is poritivety known laat Kirby Smith has @ formidable army of veeran troops, wilh @ large supply of the best artillery and @ fuli proportion of Capiain R. C. Kise, aid to General Manson, reached this gS hese He wight. left Richmond on Monday. his escape and is, therefore, under no to keep secrete. He contirms Colonel g’e statements as to the bravery of our soliie:s. ¢ thrown into confusion, owing to their waut of ¢; Dot they fought on ‘their retreat until nive Welook -aturday night. The rebel force enyeged was slated by holy Smut at rizteen thousont, with twelc- pieres of evtily. The rebels succeeded ip ¢rossing the river, and reuched Lexington on Tuesday, sixteen thousand strong. Bewtorcements were comiug into Richmond when the Captain seft. and the fullextent of the army that may be pencentrated at Lemington be is not able to estimate re laably. 2 wes rumored that General Bragy was marching Kentucky. Scott’s cavalry remained at Richmond. were bo rebels at Paris or Cynthiana yeate day worsing. Our cowardly officers, when they vampeded from Cynthiana, destroyed the government stores, At Seat time there wae no enemy within thirty miles. ‘Ver joss in killed at Richmond was 200 10 250. This ia Befoorrect Colone! Armstrong’s estimate; but it ig proba- correct. Mauson was taken prisoner and paroled. He is mbes wayto tuts city. Among ihe killed of our officers were Colonel Linn, of the Twelfth Indiana, and Lieutenant Colonel Wolff. There were abovt siz hundred federai wounded at Richmond. i | ‘were well cared for by the citizens. ¢ Wears that General G. C. Smith has taken command @f ali the troops about Covingtos and Newport. He issued hie fret order yesterday. ‘The incessant trainp of soldiers in the streets yeatorda: saused the city to be enveloped in a cloud of dust, w made cutdvor business or movements exceedingly disue greeable. Kvory able bodied citizen, not already on military duty, wae rejuired to go out to the fortilcations yesterday aud gerform hue part, with pick and sbovel,on the earth (From the Cinctunati Gazette, Sept. 6.) PATKIOTIEM OF THE COUNTIY- ‘The rebel demoustrations against the Onijo berder have Br peda focling in tho community that ia gratily ng, rewulting excitement bas penetrated to tue lowert tte OF patrioism of the people, brieging out tue podier feclings of human gature; merging all classes into time common band of brothers. Politics, uatiovulities gud etations in hfe, whieh in ordinary times constitute, Wo a xreater or lose extent, dividing lines, are obiiterated fad band joined in hand, ail move as one Mau, Jurgens Orerything but the great sud holy cause for which, aa Balion, we are oumtendiug. This state of things has been Gesirable from the commencement of the war. It is q@hat patriots sought w bring alwat; but it required the bringing of the war i our doors, to secure its “bic accomplishment. We have lad enthusiasm edistweuwe hitherto. There have been what @ere terme! uprisings Of the people, with) tweive months wut uni within the jas) thr days le of Cincinnati hase ne known éhe full m term. Sie lagt Mouday moruing we have Atel Lime, witnessed a literal upheaving of the m ite—of en of every oct. pation springing forward Lo 1espanse te the call of ther country, seaving for the fount ing (00m, thor sh pe aad their homes. it well ‘ha Cominnus has teen threatened. Of to rope! invaswu and suppress revel pre qioutiy buts fatut covception. We lave satieiiod our Selves that the cy of Cincinnati, im addition to what oh bas already Coue im furmmbing soldiers for the war, im cave of emergeney, urn cat twenty-five thousand my men. This discowery 1s worth vonsidershle. We OW Cl¥ Lo CoMtings ReyrLomw of drill, to put these geen tu a coudition (0 take the field whenever their eervi eae rhail be reyuired. fui madditiva wo the eprising within the city, there fre ciher jeatares dewoloped by thie movement Hhat are tying rit that auiunnes our own citizens ox wded tar bey the Lumite oO; Hamilton eotaty. Zhe whim of tre rural didtrictt hae been fanned the villages merchants Cured ther artoere deserted their ploughs, and own of Eaton, ou Monday moraing , comme ef the papers from éhis eity, the fire any, ©) SoOW the inbabitanle of the town were oviect. 4 Formers, with toeir some, roshed im from te com i the bench, and in a few Boers there wore w iy volunteers Messra. Hendricks & faerpbo i came to the city i the oreniag and tendered the vervice of (hie compauy, wireu were apcepted, teeming us band of patios Riek pat our office, carrying own rifle amd an vly for the field; and , tree handred ‘mon, je om nday se DY or aati Get wight foo hundred men arrived, carrying (keir’ = rm, Thie te bus the Oret instalment of Clark eoonty's We deve uot spage, howewer, 10 jartioular ina, hae two hundred ‘wen reedy, aad uot mantion bow mony Wourand veil er ¥ we un next joer the entigvads will Pring forward during Un twenty four horre, Medd of tesa cin are tharpshcoters-— dere mil be ceouph of Wher Ww make ihe fairly swat. ‘06 the ‘cbels come. * the, time sad exyowt, bag, Fey Gaui arc WIND 8 Hitly NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1862. a dincnieageliaes THE CP;cL FOR TROP, Broce: Hundred xd Sixteenth regiment, Colona) » AS thie ey today for the seat of war. A aplenty peguiation flag was presented to them en behalf of @ amber of citizens. Tae Ome Hundred and Twenty-Kighth Regiment. ‘Hupaox, N. ¥., Sept. 8, 1962. ‘The One Hundred and Twonty-cighth regiment, Colomel ‘Cowles, leaves im stoamer Oregon at five ?. M. for New ‘York, om route to the seat of war, Miltary Movements in New Vork and Vicinity. FEE QUARTERMASTER GEWERAL’S OPFICE. A statement has been made by the officers of the Stan- ton Logion that their wants have not been properly at- tended to by the officials at ine Juartermaster General's office in this city. This statement appears to be made without the sligmtest foundation, as none could be found more attentive to business, or more gestiemanly in the discharge of the same, than are the aids of Quartermaster Genoral Arthur. From that efficient public officer down the utmost strictness 18 observed in attending to the wants of our military organizations. Mesers. Casey and Cartis are the two principal officers in charge under Gen. Artbur, avd their doties are quite onerous, From an early hour in the morning until late in the evening the office is desieged with quartermasters, colonels aad otber knights of the military arena, who want this thing and that thing all expecting to have their particular wants attended toat the same tne, Bot these veutlemen should recollect the ‘vast amount of business which must be transacted in this department alone,and which cannot be acted upon by the officials in charge without the necessary time and labor. ‘THE UNITED STATES MUBTERING OFFICE, By a giance at the table published in yesterday’s Hr. RALD, it will be scev what a large amount of work is done in the United states mustering office, at 79 White street. Here cach recrait is examined, mustered into the service, and receives his portion of the United States bounty money. Yesterday the office was well patronized, a large umber of recruits being mostered in, The medical in- apectors are kept quite busy during the entire day, \- THY ENROLMENT OFFICE. All goes smoothly on at General Antbon’s office, and the entire enrolment may be expected to be concluded in tue course of eig! When this is accom- plished there inthe way to prevent the commencement of a drait, if it should be decred nevessary to resort to the same. q OPERATIONS OF TEE NEW CITY BOUNTY. ‘The new city bounty of $50 oifered to recruits joining any of the old or new regiments bas had a very pereopti- bie effet on re ly a dozen men applied at the Comptrolier’s olfice yesterday, aud, upen showing their claims tw the bounty, were promptly paid in United States Treasury notes’ by the Assistant Auditor, S me little dissatisfaction is, however, occasioned paragraph in the Comptrolier’s proclamation relative to the bounty payment, which roads as follows: — 1. The bounty will be paid only to recruits who enlist on and afver Thursday, Sepiember 4, for three years or the war. ‘The Mayor's proclamation, on the other*hand, is dated Sepromber 3, and promises she bounty from that day, to all able bodied men who shali enlist in the service of ‘tho country from this city. This discrepancy is doubtless ac. cidental ou the part of Mr, Haws, and should be rectified by him without delay. Persons enlisting on Wedues day are fairly entitled to the bounty, and there is no gound reason why they stould not get it, as the Mayor, in his proclamation, undoubtodly intecded. Mr. Opdyke's language admits of no misconstruction, for in the con- cluding words of his proclamation he says:— It will be noticed that the bounty hereby offered is only to those who aball volunteer aiter she issue of Laie proclams- tion, If there is any ambiguity as to words it seems only proper that the benefit of the doubt shonld be given to such volunteers as were Jed to enlist on Wednesday under the impression that they would receive the bounty. Mr. Comptroter Haws will doubtless see the propriety of taking such measures immediately. MERCHANTS’ BOUNTY, We take pleasure in cailing attention to the si ment of Mes<ra. Lawman & Kemp, one of our larges: most respectanio drug bouses im this city, omen 5 ere bundred and fifty dollars in bounties for volunteers to the Duryee Zouaves who way apply to them. This is another evidence of the zeal which the reinstatement of General McCielian bas awakened. THE THIRTY-SEVENTS REGIMENT N.Y. 8. N. G. A new regiment under the above title is about being orgapized to serve for three years or the war. Tha headquarters of the regiment are situated at No. 696 Broadway. THE FIFTR REGIMENT METROPOLITAN GUARD. Colonel T. W. Pumele is about organizing a regiment under tho above title. The Colonel was formerly major of the Thirty-seventh regiment New York State Militia. TUS SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT. On Wednesday next ihe Sixth regiment of Massachu. setia will arrive In this city en rowe for the seat of war. Jt wil! be remembered that this regiment was the first 40 meet the rebels on their passege thruugh Baltiawre. A banquet will be given them in ths city on Wednesday night. A NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENT. ‘The Secretary of War has appointed General Strong, late of the Cairo district, so take charge of recruits who may be eent on from this city. VERMONT KEGIMENTS COMING ON. To-morrow worniag the Teuth Vermont regiment will arrive iu this city on their way to Wasbingtou. Un Monday it ig expected that the Eleventh will arrive, ‘THE IRISH LEGION—ANOTEER REGIMEN? FOR GENERAL CORCORAN, Yesterday Gen, Corcoran accepted Col. Wm. Mefvily’s regiment, numbering some four hundred men. ‘The racn oorolied in this regimeut havo all the appearance of so and from what we have learned the Colouel is qualiged and eufficieatly popular to complete bis com. mand in a short time. General Corcoran yesterday issued the following or- der— 's Tus Laon, New Yoru, Sept. 6, 1862 All persons authorized to recruit for this brigads in the cities ef New York und Brooklyn, except sich as are recruiting for the Sixty-ninth segihaat New York state artillery and Colonel MeDermott's regiment, will report fe rebwith ue Colonel liam Mobvily,at bis headquar- ters, Nv. 480 Broadway. By order. MICHAtL CORCORAN, Brigadier General. SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, ‘Colune! James Bagley, of the Sixty-ninth regiment New York stave Militi Issued tho following order.— Heapquantwns, Srxry-xisrn Reomwest N. ¥. 8. M., Kssrx Manket, New York, Sept. 6, 1862. The members of this regiment who served to the three months campaign and are not yet mustered out of the United States service are hereby ordered to assemble at No, 79 White street, ou to-morrow, Oth ingt., at nine o'clock A.M. The captains of those companies who have members yet unmustere@ sal! attend also. By order of Calone| JAMES BAGLEY, Sixty-ninth regiment N. ¥. 8. M. THE BIGHTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA. A large number of tue friends of Colouel Varian, Righth regiment New York State Militia, met, by appoiktmens, at bie residence last night, avd congratalated him on bis return, aud ov the effctent manner In whieh his com mand were found on their return irom their gecand term of service. Among those preseut were Senator Corneil, General Hall, Coloneis Avery ond Borden , Captains Phil lipe, Way, Gregory and Dlavvelt, and a targe wumber uf 3 ladies, Ex-Captain Phillipe was the first captain af the troop attached w the Laight regiment, organixed to xe ceive General Jacksun ou 1852. FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRION REGNTENT, Colonel Movermott # regiment is Oilieg up its quote very fut. Hardly a dey passes that Arsistas® Surgeon Lounsbury dues pot examiue titty mea. The wumest can- fidence ig placed ia Colonel Mcbermott by both officers and men, and there is no doubt that his regimest will be filied up in 4 couple of works, THE STANTON LEGION, Coleone) W. H. Asien returned from Waslingtow yoster- and tue Legion is under orders to depart war to-morrow (Sunday), In consequence bo passes witl hereafter be granted w any wap. The families oe: soldiers in too farew tomorrow, Trame ve New orp at eight and a quarter to two, quarter lo five and quarter wo woven P. M. Boats leaving the foot of Whitehall street at seven and nine A. M., aod one, four and six i’. M. THE PRUIT IMPORTRES AND JOBBRKS AND THE WAR, A meoting of importers «nd jobber in the frat trade was uel yesterday at the store of Mintaro & Partridge, No. 146 beard street, Hanover square, to raise a company of vowuntoers fur the war, Ib Was organiaal by the elec- ton of Horatio A. Biss as Chastinan, James Robiosun as Treasurer, and M. Brandegee as Secretary. ‘The Chairtoan, om taking big place, said this meeting was called at almost an bour’s notice, for action and aot for speaking, aud that in bis opinion resolutions were pot pee y, When It was the reavive o: =a tw do all th bis power to put dows this rebellion. this recruits were wanted, am! to raise recruste nes necuanary to raibe money 10 sid the men and hod fan rhe fruit trade propone vo r 8 com oun of good moral habits for the war rc i 4 om w ofered for such ag could hen go thensoclves to Unere who would go. "The folowing ‘amounts were Sage et Thos R. Mintura, . ®. . 60 H. it. Ca + @ Frazier & Van Soun Pty AB. Westervelt...1... 60 2). 8. Andersen. % Paddock’ & Fowlor..... 95 H ekett & McLatiand. 96 Sctulz, Wiley & Wicks. "8 Pease & Terneyuw... w Ww Total And moro wi James Hobiuson oilered $60 tor the ea whe goon pr owented bir Jed Bis wnine—W nam Demudort ¢ An exocutt » wae then appointed t act tu bebnl’ 4 the vrade, aad report how much bounty would be patd to cach roorent fm addition ta the eity aut Sate bounsion. After short epacches from Mosere, Miller, Wiley Hankins, Wyckofl and overs, the meenme was adjourne! te baif-p P.M. today (Satupdoy), at the sa place, 1 ie nderetood that this company will en the Pot dge Gan ip remembrance of Capt. W. f. Var: eee, a few York Volunveers Wursee Poca, i snoh a One at 115 Pear! sireet, the premout be,’ Of the Partridge Guard. PRESENTATION OF COLORS TO TT¢ Oye MENDRED wee, Sag bites wats oneal gains hie company “| RE REBEL PRIVATEERS IN THE OOLF, Fae cash captain, who has boon under fre, w:4) ve POTS naan aa ples ig heer Their Depredations om Our Commerce— ‘Tho Grete ot Cardenne=Beme Waste Ser the Navy Department, dc. Aecording to our latest advices from Cuba and the Babamas, we learn that there are several rebel vessels eruising Ireely about ip tho waters of the Gulf, and inflict- |, ana the comimitiee will be AND NENSTEBNTH N. ¥. 8. Vs) pipyw SRYATORIAL DIOTRIC?, AND SWORD "40 THE COLONEL. e88'¢ing thie fine corps with a id stand of Cold, wid a beautiful sword to tho | ing injury, where and when they can, on the peaceful ane one ine sesterday aiternoan, at five orclock, | commerce of the Northern States. Some of these veesels Trenue the patrlotie Sousre of” the, beautital silk tage | are well known to eur authorities, as well as to the pubite were Mesars. Jehn Dimon and Andrew Mills, and atlarge. The schooner Etta, which arrived at this port sword wea the gall cuamentonn ty Soca yesterday from Havana, reports that the woll known rebel Steamer was, at the time of her sailing, safely at anchor in the port of Cardenas, While at the Havana fone en uy its full quotacf men. ‘and will Captain Cooper, of the Etta, saw a telegram stating that shortly leave er toa of war, A letter of a) for emt " inability to be present from Mr. Robert T. Haws, of the | tbe name of the Oreto had changed, and beaphed now called the Florida, and commanded by Licutenant Murray, {¢ ts also stated that this vessel has suceeded in Durning or sinking threo or four Amerioan merchant ‘veesols in or about the Salt Banks, ‘These facts are borne out by the reports of the captains of the bark E. F. Chase and brig Prentiss Hobbs, They state that the reason why, op arrival here, thoy made no mention of a rebel steamer being at Matanzas when they left was because they had been so requested by the United States Consul, who wished them to keep quiet until city of Now York ent of Finance, was read, which Sar vam oedbiatanl Ss tan me wae eal oe celved. Mr. ‘Smith, im presenting the magnificent banners, said:— , Orricens AND MEMBER oO” THY Firre Sen ATORIAL Dieraict Reciuznt--I have been delegated by the mem- mons of the Fifth Senatorial District Committes, 0 preacnt jm dehalfof Messrs. Jobo Dimon and Andrew Mills, Brith teers, with a stand of colors. In performing this most pleasant duty, Jet me gay to you that whilst you are away from your homes and fighting for the restoration of our Union, wo will hope that, under the gui of your Deautiful Gauners, you will ight ae brave soldiers aud | thoir despatches had been forwarded to Washington. honor the gause in which you are ongaged. Stars and Stripes under which you will fight were invented as ‘The stoamer Oreto sailed from Liverpool on the 224 of March last,and {t was then rumored that she was intended tor the eervice of tho rebel government, in destroymg Northern commerce on the Atlantic. The Ureto was built at Liverpool, ostensibly for the Italian government, and is consequently adapted for warlike purposes, being piercod for twenty Mhns. She measures seven hundrod and iifty tous, is capable of carrying severa) guns of the largest calibre on a draught of about twelve feet, and is represcated as one of the tinest and fastest vessels of her clurs afloat, She was regulariy cleared at Liverpool for Palermo, in ballast, and had a crew of about fifty men on board, Very coutradictory statements were current as to the real desiination of the vessel and her armameut at tho time she was preparing for sea. According to some reports, the vessel had arms ‘fed ammunition on board when she left the Mersey, but pes the emblem of liberty, a8 the protector of ri equality of mankind. "Your ‘purpose ia a nobie one; it 18 for the restoration of the Union—the Union as it was and the constitution as it s—for the restoration of peace and tranquillity. The present rebellion is the most wicked one that men ever have invented. It is for the purpose of destroying the anost liberal oe, on earth—a qovertdeat 4 founded by our forefathers and fought for by the fathers of our country, and why should their sons not ‘ight for and uphold ity (applause.) Let me implore you Wo fight gallantly, nobly. Do not return unless the Union is restored; rather die on the fleld of battle, with all the glory and honor of brave soldiers, thay submit to # defeat anda division of our country, Onur rivers must our Union must bo restored. In bidding you fare- well, I wish you God speed, hoping uhat ed will savely return, covered with all the glory and honors of true patriots. (Loud ebeers.) Colonel Peissner, in responding, saidt:—T haye to thank you, Mr. Smith, and the gentlemen who have made us Such a gitt, on behalf of my gallant regiment, for so beau- Liful a present. J hall not make any lengthened Temarks, | tua wus posittvely dowied, andthe denial but content myseli by saying ‘hat wo sail cherish these Dowutifl and patriots hanaers, We ehall not only cherish ete, Spee, DOr. Fes. Amerson: aah: Jee and protect them, but, if necessary, aud with God’s help, | bad not an ounce of powder or a singie wo shail fyht gallantly under them, and, if needs bo, die in their deience, and in the defence of our glorious Uvion. (Applause. ) Judge Vancot then came forward, and was warmly greeted, He raid:—Colonel Peiséner—I have this day a pleasing duty to perform. ‘This great coun- gun on board, and that her bona fide dostination was ia lermo, Other reports were that she would undouoteily go to Palermo, and from thence proceed to wermuda where she was to take on board the armament aad ain’ munition specially sent there for her, Se would then, iry is at present laboring under many difileal. | ; : ties which “hayo” Boon’ created by” this awini | #aid rumor, take to sea, either as a privateer or as a war rebsllion. (Cheers, aud “Goon ; good boy.””) But we | vessel, commissioned by the rebels. She saved under are now catlod upen to put our shoulders to the wheel and save ber in the present emergency. By doing this we shail know the true man from the coward. (Applause,) It had been said that the days of Washington, Lafayetto, and other memorable men, were past and gone : but i will omiy point you to what has occurred during the last sixteen months, Wo have been si red at, and told that we bayo mot with many disasters; and it is only reasonable we should. Our peaceful and giorious times have been altered, and we are now plunged into a sealed orders. Jt was next reported that she had cap- tured the packet ship Yorktown; but the story was soon contradicted, In due course this vessel arrived at ber unkuown destination, which, as was to be supposed, turned out to bo Nassau. On arriving \she was iminedi aiely seized by the captain of her Majesty’s steame! Greyhound, bat almost as quickly released. Shortly arecuas Yer I’am convinced that the gov. | (ler she was seized again, but, afwr some ditfculty, re- erumert is able to sustain itsof, even sgainst | leased again. Tho authorities pretendod wo have e001 at home and foes abroad, (Loud cheers.) | great doubts as to whether she was or w 0 bell r & bi If this Confederate rebellion is allowed to go on I ask not intended for the service of tho rebels. what is te become of the fuir fabric of our happy consti- tution aud these Mberties which our fathers purchased for us s0 dearly? We must Ugh the authority of ibis great and mighty repubdfc, (Crice of “And that we ”), Wo must sustain it to the death. This splendid regimefit will soon go forward to battle for the Union, and | bave no dread but that it will nobly do its duty. (Applause.) Ihave never seen a finer body of men than 1 pow look upon, The Senatorial Committee has directed me to present you with this beautiful sword and scabbard, and they have sent you an excellent ecabbard forthe ficld. Ifeel happy in handing it you. (loud cheers aad waving of the new bauners. ‘The gallant Colonei returned thanks in a feoling speech, apparently deepty affected, after which be handed the sword to his wife, who burst into tears, After gome other patriotic bursts of applause the com- pany partook of refreshments, and were escorted to the rooms by the excellent band. The proceedings then ter- mnwared, THo resuit is that, after laying for several months at Nat sau, she has found means.of gettmg wo sea, destroying several of eur vessels, and now turns up in # neutral port, On one occasion, when the British gunboat Bulldog went to seize her, sho was discharging sheli—doudtless a part of the cargo she had brought for the rebels. ‘The other rebe) vessel js the 200.”? The United States steamer Tuscarora has been for a jong time keeping watch fer her; but by some meaus or other she receutly suc. ceeded in escaping from the Birkenhead docks, at Liver. pool, evading all the vigilance of the Tuscarora. According to the best accounts she is anether fine war vessel. It is ‘said that sho ean steam from sixteen to eighteen knots an hour, is perfectly seaworthy, for all practical pur- poses invulnerable, and wil! prove to any versel she may encounter as formidabie an antagonist as the Warrior, the boast of the British uavy. This is the ‘No. 290” ag to whose whereabouts federal cruisers have with reason betrayed such avxjety. It had been known for some time that a large and powerful iron vessel was constructing at the dockyard of Messrs, Laird, Birken, head; but monsters of the deep are so much the order ° the day at that establishment that no one troubied a" head much about this new production, or cared to re- mark the great thicknoss of the plates which were being used, Atthe very lasts moment the federal authorities seem to have had their suspicion aroused; for the ‘Tuscarora was despatched to keep watoh in ine neigh- borhood of tho dock where she lay, and the south- ern coast of Ireland was also strictly watched. “No. 290,” meanwhile, apprised of ail that was going on, @ropped down the river quietly one day, and steamed out into the bay, nominally for her trial trip, with a party of ladies and musi ciaus on board, Instead, however, of returning to moor- ings at Birkewhead, where sho would have been kept in durance vile by the Tuscarora, she quietly ianded her passengers, avoiding Cork, Waterford, &c., in the neigh- borhood of which she might have heard of something not at all to her advantage. ‘ No.290” steamed round by Londonderry and Donegal, and was joined off the West const of Ireland by the steamer which had previously saled, having op board the armament intended for tho Jreusides. Had she even met the Tuscarora still unarmed, it was the iptention of ber captain to try the fortune of war by running stem on at full speed into her antagonist. Now, Mr. Laird, her builder, is a member of Parliament, 1t was notorious that she was for the rebels; men were about her and on board of her who proclaimed them- selves officers in the rebel service. She took on board cannoa and powder. Yet the British government refused to stop her, ‘These are the two vessels vow afloat in the service of rebellion, to which the Navy Depariment must look sharply; for there may be many more to come where they hail from. Our Havana Correspondence. Havana, August 24, 1802. The Kebdel War Steamer Plorida at Cardenas—Her Qfjicers and Movemen's on the Coast of Cubs—The Captain Gene- rat Orders Her to Proceed to Sea—The Rebel Steamers Alice and California also at Large—dmerican Merchant - ‘men Suffering at the Hands of the Abels, do., de. On the morning of the 20th instant T Teosived a tele- gram from Cardenas, saying that the night before a rebel vessel-of-war had anchoreg in the entrance to the harbor, English built, of iron, and mounting eight guns. She came from Naseau, and reports that she has a crew of one hundred and fifty men; that her name is the Florida, ‘and that she is commanded by Captain Maft. ‘This vessel 1s none other than the Orete, lately released by the Adiniralty Court at Nassau as an illegal prive. AN APPEAL FROM THE RANKS. Jobn Somera, James Murphy and William Curry, pri- ‘yates in the Seeoud regiment Metropolitan Brigade, who ‘onlisted at Middietown, Richmond county, complain that the bounty offered by their county has been withheld from them. The committee having the matter in charge refuse to pay those wen ug? Decause the latter eulist- ed a day or two previous to the passage of the bounty resoluuions, while persons who haye enlisted since, for fear of being drafted, have been paid without questioning. We cannes see why ‘the committees should make fish of ope and flesh of the other. We hope to sec the matter remedied General Halleck and the Three Months Men. 00 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Heapgranraes Forty-sevanta Reciaest, N. Y. 8. M., BuooKiyN, Sept. 5, 1862. Im answer to the slar and sarcasm cast against the New ‘York Stato Militia by Major General H. W. Halleck, in bis answer to the propesition of the War Committee of the city #! New York, Fhave bet a few words to say in de- fence of the regiment I have the honor to command. it is poeuliarly cutting in the case of this regiment, first, because it is @ new regiment, having been organized as jste as March last, and {i wes a surprise to every one that the regiment was in @ condition to respond to the call made by the President in May last; avd, secondly, because the regiment was gerrieoning ana gnarding suck an im. portant post, viz:—Fort Metenry, Baltimore. The regiment was not asked to’ remain over ita time, neither did { roake apy inquiries about the rogiment re- turning. About tom days before the time expired I re. ceived @ ouintaunication from headquarters desiring to know the exact day upom which our term of service ex pired; and three days betore the time expired, the cightoeuth regiment Connecticut Volunteers, came into the fort, und 1 immediately received orders to prepare the regiineut for its departure home, and on the next receive! an oficial order from Major Geuerai Wooi to eas the regiment to. Brooklyn, the place of enrolment, and also an order upon the Quartermaster for transportation; and I brought the regiment to Brooklyn. ‘This is the history in regard to this regiment; and I leave it to tho public to deside whether we have done anyehing to deserve the rebuke given. have the groatost respect for, and confidence !n, our Vonmander-in-Chief, and foel that this matter wil be set right. lam, very respeetfully, your eaten servant, Colonel ype veripewei regiment N.Y.3.M. The Tax on In terest Payable to Fereign- ere. “BARCLAY, & LIVINGSTON TO SECRETARY CHASE. Naw Yoru, August 28, 1862. #m—In Dehalf of many fercign holders of American se- curities, we setieit the favor of replies to the following queries — ‘Undeg the United States Tax dill, s00u to go into effect , bana toa will foreigners resident abroad have to pay om? ‘1, The interest on United States loans? ‘2 The interest om stave and city loans ¥. The tuterest ou railway bomes? 4. The dividends ou shares iv railway, gas ané other corporations? and 6. In whet manner and by whom will such taxes be ovllected? Wedesire to make known to our correrpondents abroad Thad news of her before, and was expecting her arri- as B00 Tae Fea ee n, bat - authoritative in | yal. A letter from Nassau told me that she was coming; terpretation of law is you will please accept as out ape for thug weepwrsing wu) oa your lime. ‘We | ‘Dat she had seventy men, and that she hoped to com have the Ve be, ee, your ol plete ber crow in Cuba; also that Captain Semmes, who BARTAY 4 % TIVINGSTON. ‘To Yon. 8, P. Cnaew, Seuretry ot the Treasury, Wasb- ington, THR REPLY OF INTERNAL REVENUE CUMMISSIONER, ‘Tweastny PErantarent, Orrice LwrRRwAL Revere, Wassimnaton, D. C., Sept. 3, 1862, Sms—I have the honor t acknuwludge tho receipt of Your letter of the 28th of Augast. te reply permit me to cay Cant whenever coupous are ayable ina foreign country, 8G deduction gan be made Jgany by Virtuo of our exuwe veg - On dividends and eaupons payable is country, the @edvctions wili be made in conformity to the Excise law. In wetther case i the residence of the holder to be re- Your obedieut servant rp BOUIWELL, Commiesioner, was to have command of her, had sailed for Europe, and that Captain Maffit, who formerly commanded the Cru- sader , was to command her instead. ‘The first officer of the Florida formerly held the same position on beard of the Sumter. The Florida is tined with irom, and is calculated to resist any ordinary shot. ‘The pews of her arrival was immediately sent from Car. denas, Matanzas and Havana to vor squadron at Key West, and there are now three federai vessels-of-war waiting for her to make her exit from Cardenas. The Captain General was much aunoyed by her appear- ance at Cardenas, and ordered ber to leayo at once for sea: but Captain Maitit urgod that he was in distroes, and continued to remata there, Two of the Florida's officers came to Havana the day before yesterday. ‘There were only six hundred tons of oy in Cardenas; yet the Florida bas beem abie to iold her officers have had to pay gas company, andthe latter will replaee h trom this sity at The Florida claims to have destroyed several Amerias merchantmen on her way to Cardevas. 1 doubt this, ‘The Captain General has ordered the Naval Officer at Car- denag to wake « thorough search of the Florida, and if he nude any prisoners on board of her to liberate them. ‘The Captain General seoms aa if he intended te ast in a ‘nore honorable manner thau be has dome betore iu like cases, and promises w do all thet our goverment can oxpeet. ie rebel steamers Alico, alias Matagorda; Blanche, 0 Caiiformia, have recoutly ale General Rusk, and sailed for pars unknown, The <pavish steamer Mexice left on the Siet inst. fur Vera Cruz, with two bandred head of cattle and provi. ious for the French forces at Oriziva and Vera Cruz There is tittle or no fever here, Rains continue. GEORG Messre. Bancisy & Livixoston, New York, Coroner's Inquest, Sueorne Case oF Scieive.—An oyster dealer, named George Erecniiel, residing at 126 Sulfoik street, com- mitted suicide yertorday wader very melancholy circum stances. Deceared, 4 appeared, had been tu Ui health for some time, and, becoming despondent, deterwined to commit suicide. Accordingly yesterday morning he sent his wite out of Ube room fore few minutes, and during her absence walked up vo @ mirror and deliberately cut lie throat from oer to ear, Upon her return Mra. Green- field was shocked w find the joking giasa all spattered over with biood, aul on casting her eyes Wo & dark corner, wmder the eaade'ot the bureau, she diseovered the dex: boty of her husband. Corover Collin held an inquest pow the remains. Deceased was thirty years of age, ans © pative of this State, City Intelligenc Rercnw oF THR Navionay War Covserree.—The sub. committee of the National War Committee of this otty, consisting of Charles F. 6 Esq, General Peoepor M. Weimore and Nehomiaa Knigit, Bon., returned to unis city yesterday morning, after an important interview with Pye out of the six New kagland Govergors, at Prowl: dov0e. Brnam Bean Mes Bs ey Wei HM Gelindo, Mre te ©, Mise Mite Gearlo, 3 en Us Aruys Mrd RG oon Pitainy si) F Bustieth, Ne ya and child, Mr Muith ant | Phe Remains of Col. Fletcher Wenater. Mre Craig and owo chilidren, Lient JH Hacwstt, Lieut Thos Burt, Me Hurt, Me Dirnort, “tee Hal py uM Bowen Bostos, 1, 1862. vrs} lady, bit ¥ Holton, Mr , colonel Fleteber Websto } . Feommcite WH Harrizoucouad ove | TO Femaine of Colonel Fleteber Webster srriva vo stek and dincbary ere, Say. Fie fumeral will take place on te: , with New On DuiomMre Latevre, Me Leeager, Migs Pf uppropriate reiigions Service®, aller Wiicu we b wi Veredia, # Lamaiiee, 2 Weet and 10 in the Heerage New On: Magn bre ane Bock haroy~W Murrey oud fomiy, M pt ate eyed to Marehficlt by militory eseort, beeide ihe dust of bie usirivue fauer, SHIPPING NEWS. “Port of New York, September 5, 1862. CLEARED. Steamship City of Washingion (Br), Mirehouse, Queens- Steamship Teutonie (Ham), Taube, Southampton and Ham- waranty ‘Sreale, Thompeon, New Orleane—Ludlan & nell, Minturn & Co, St Bonney Mas gendi Be iainton EBron Small & Co. Bark Magda! Aspin wi dd rag! speilron Oo. Beet Meee JB, kina StJohu, NB-JC Moar. thur, aera x (Pros), Kasten, Queenstown—-Funch, Meincke Bri fe Minoehabn >, Perry, Cork, ko—Wilson & Braine, », Bru Cube Paidna Gusen: Wino Vers Chnee-Met alt ED Duncan. Be Qaeca i y letou & antic, rbados—H Trow! "a Sons. betes BO Dimmine St Faun NPE T Novia & gaitig Zils Ann Meadam (Br), Staples, Bangor—Brett, Schr Wentworth rgesa, Windsor—D R Dewolf. Behr Swan (i LaM ey be John, NB—P I Nevius & Son, Grande, a, Snow Hill—Master, Behr three Siniers ‘Snow Hill—a C Havens, Schr Antares, ‘Son aledalpite se Schr Flyawas, ‘hilade! Schr J C Home gent heuer “oe RPS ok & Co. Ser St King: Cevaenain, Calais sia Eder Schr Copy, Aouad! b Fulto: Pisin sport), Wotton, New Orleans, ere, be wo mean DD ‘Ton hee ‘aenatnn wane Genes), a diacharged a m the Departmer the Gulf. "The eater ‘Ovean queet jor Pensacols n sailed fe on the evening of Al watt rary, penne menor, with S10 rick und wou ‘g } iat Coch a ‘Alexandria, Sd inst, ick ANG nn 60): ‘SteamahivChevaprake, Crowell, Portiand, with mase and ngers, to B ‘Cromwell & Co. 4th inst, at 12:30 PM, in neva stud, passed sloopo-war John ‘Adams, bound to t, RI. Ship. Raow Squall, Dillitgham, Penang, 100 days, pasd- ed Cape Good Hope July 17, with tn, rubber, Benner, fe, to Charles R Green, When passing Cape Good Hope expe- an exceedingly violent gale from the westward, very high frreguiar sea, causing the ship to labor heavi was Of the Cape 9 days company with more than 2i s! Mt has had alternate light westerly winds, calms and gal ae St elena July $1; crossed the equator Ang 14. g eal aos han beau thisetaaye torte nortaward of the Cape uf Delaware. Ang 30, lat 2, lon 72 10, epoke ache N'B Bor Collins, from Bristol, RT, for Cuba, 0 days out—the apt kinaly furnished us with ‘late p ers, our previous dates be- e day, bark Brunswick, for New Orlean 413-8, lon 6533 EB, spoke ship Lady Km ram Amoy tor Detoarsra, with, Cottons out 23, spoke ship Monterey, of Boston, f “4 for Permanibuco for olers, 46 days ont—she d very ight wuds in the Indian Ocean; July 5)8, lon 30-36 E, spoke Br bark Janes Armstrong, days from ‘Trincos e (Cey'oa) for London; July 12, lat 8 I 00K, saw Br ship Sponiean, bound to’ the award; Ju iy 14, 'at 34438, lon 21 30 E igmali ed Dutch ship New Holland, fron Batavia for Amst rain; same time saw a Frevich ship. trom July 2%, lat 2941'S, lon 000, spoke ship. Le ihrop, of Boston $5.day3 from Ransoon for Qu ty for andere: Aug 2d, " geet lant 12, 1 "Tyron, 2 from Algo” Bar for London: nk iT. saw Br 6 jp Belle Isle, standing Sep 37 $0, lon 73 10, passed brig Harriet MeGilv or NYor'c from Cuba. ip Gronite State (of Ports.non ath), Chae iff, 40 Cardi ind hoavy westerly carn i Cotter ny ee 7 ales the entire passage, split Ka ls, win Gon fienee, Coley Glasgow, Jiny_ 29, with indse, to W és Aug | 5, lat 4545. lon 40 50, @ bar's for Londonderry; 16th, !ut 45 2, ion kK, steering E, showing a me, passed Br bark Des. Chiid, trom Liverpool spoke fishing sche dallan, o Prod fooctawn: Ship Ohio, Hutchings, New Orleans, 2 days, with mdse, wo A Be ug 2%, lat 24 Bs, lon’ 80, spoke bark Lucy Thompson, hence for New Orleans, ri ellound (B°, of London), Andrew, London, and 1 Berm cools. 16 master. r pide (Br, of Sunderland}, Hendersoa, Newport, 4, With coal, ei, a rg Bro wn, P ones, ox Aug 22, with molasses, to st Bok Larey (of Boston), Murray, New Orleans, 19 days, with = . TO Mmaste! (pu, Krneft, Newcastle, 75 days, with mdse, Meyer.’ Hashad heavy westerly gales the en- me eet Olsen, Billoth, 34 Gays, in ballast, to Brig'Tarerae (Brot Exeter), Davy, Humacoa, PR, 18 days, with sucar to'Ricra & Theban mad he Etta, Cooper, Hovari, Aug 24, with sugar, to J Eneas, Ag, 38,,Ne4, Soremiast aruck, wit Tighining@ and shivered th, John W Smith, native of Long Island, fell over- board and was lost? 24 inst, Cape May bearing NW $0 mites, fell in with achr Chas M Smith, of Boston, coal loaded, and in a sinking coniition tock off a coed ‘crew and’ two engers and brought them to thin Ing butwhat they stood ine Tie GM Sip more, with 4 cargo of 176 tons coal, bout Kas siruck by a squall on the Ist’ inst fron Chincoteague. and lost all her sails, sprung a leak, and when abandoned hat {eet water inthe hold. “She was 25. yen old, was rebnilt in 1889, 10 tone burthen, and owned wysG ‘eon, of Boston. ‘Scur Dundee (Br), Loomer, Windsor, NB, 8 days, with jascer, to Sehr Lucy Ann ‘Dr. “Lawrence, Cumberland Harbor, NB, 14 days, with stone, tod ¥ Whitney & Co, ‘Schr Albert Mexon, Douglas, Norfolk. 4 days, Schr Lavina Jane, Jacobs, Georgetown for Poughkeepsie. Sebr AVan Cleat, Hammond, Baltimore. Schr Nimrod, Doane, Balti 10 daya, Bee Wanderer, Nolton, Phisdelphine Schr ange (wrecker), from wreck of ‘ship Volant, ashore at SRF Marne, Kimbay, Beast for Haemetack River Sar ck Goumen Gielen on cee, poi ene ‘Jefferton, Kenne: 3 ee H dnt, Biron, wo Jem nator.” ford, bop Dr Franklin, Russell, New Bedford, ‘S days, Sloop Goo Ht Davis, Suilth, Prov Steamer Kennebec (U 5 Seonapertha ‘Garton, Alexandria, 2d K and wounded soldiers from te hospitals to Portsmouth Grove, Rhode I: 1 coal. Steamer Gen Siselds, Fox, Philadelphia, Steamer lronsides, Vanderveer, Philadelphia, Steamer Westchester, Nye, Providence, Reroxvxn—Steam#ip Marion, Phillips, hence 8d inst tor New Orleans, returned in consequence of a slight accidemt to ber machinery. Steamer Albuny, hence for Newbern, NC, when off the ook, broke her pistgn rod, and returned for repairs, Isrig Cativarine, from Havana, has eome up to upper qua- rontine to discharge: cargo. Brig Prentiss Hobbs, from Matanzas, has come up to the upper quarautine, ‘Schr Eta, from Havana, has been sent to the lower qua- rantine. BELOW. Bark 8 W Pike—By pilot bee M H Grinnell, Nol. Steamships Creole, New ‘not dag rd Ay! Ma- tamoros: steamers GC Colina, Newbe: Hilton Head; Vis Fortseas Monroe nnd Washingion. = Wiid ateuneet 8. foBR Sere Roaxnt Mown, Jr, from Valencia for Boston, be ported having-been ashore near Tarifa, was at aibral: far 1d a ult, making temporary repairs with the aid of a Srere and would progeed for destination in a few days. a s9e scm : ant gn Siday Me wand fas on the west Mig Fisher's Saang cn Baniss 2 and has aj ni Dilged. It is reported crew landed ot fe Ielana. Boat Li 5 septa) peed. aingion Point, hast sa, Off, and afrived at ako wpoeaay daly 9 We learn from Calcutta that groat fears are entertained forthe safety of the ith “Akbar Shaty (or. merly the American ship Martha, which left Calcutta (rice) ou the Toth of March Man for Maveltdua,” Up to tse Beh disae last she hart not been reported there, thus making her over Shays out from this pore ‘We have no disengaged American ships in port, nor is thera any demand. Carcurta, July 10—Put back, the Mantiue,! Bray, with wegen Pendleton, from Newpert, which led on her’ way up the river neat it again took x1 neeeed ‘pear Bangor Bund. ‘suc will be examined when dlechenged. Barrinons, Se) 4-The steamer Rallef, (om New York for jew Orleann, with @ cargo of sutlors’ goods. Wc, has arrived here in ‘trey leaking , de. Would undergo repairs, Houmes' Howe, Sept 2~ Orizimbo, of Boston, from Langan, OB with cout for Manhetion dan Gon ar Mees ‘York, arrived here yesterday with bow badly stove, bowsprit loss of anchor, = rt seme, having been in col! with steamer Nor ; moraine of inet tus ne, y in Vineyard Sound. “wilt have to discha: fe ‘irs, tyeiters to Biiwood Walter, Beq, Reetotary Board sie | aewritors.) Un 22—-The American ship Mazatian, Nicholls, put back hére Aug 0, ce been solds Quexxstows, Aug in, the Brazil, Shore, from Li verpoo! for Banizor (US), ian and with rudder bead d—The Georviana, of Cork, arrived last. might in charge ou we imate of the American ship Livarty, of New York. pI would taka thi method of exprpsstag my heart. eel tats to Col} Awitt, lent T Dunn Worst C Bowne, Be resa. Oren J A ak y Beret EB Lee, Corp Gibson, uy regime BM; to Com Sergt BIT Lav: Sergt James x Stoo: hoof, Ist Beret GM Coun, Ist Sergennt T Mitchell, and to Corp Doyle, of the 13th rej nent, ‘SM, aud to each and ev Meer and soldier bay 2%ih and Brooklyn 18h 1, NY ¢ M, who eame gard of iay verse: from tie thank the m for thelr good. ¢ kindeas, for theit substantial generosity reamton ood will tu ny Dehalf, Coke Oh 2 L tuoKBR, aster of nob @ Ts ; 4 Nuw Yous, & 186s jay te, f Brookhaven. The achre Lion, and rr ila, doh 208 to the D ernment, were old akon i a. \iatelpbia Bd termer fer $4200, and the latter for jalemen. Avr at Reston éth tni park Cryin Burch, 5 Atlanile yi rovinceroin, with TOV g rev Antare, Gone ‘do Fin doy with LW) bbls sp and a do wu oft} , Hitt, do via do, Hegrd from off Weston talwnde we to Aug ti, sere ee ton Packet Shermam XB, baring taken e whale ‘since ing Bayel—making 290 sp ail told, Bute, int Spoken, we. <tay’ of Bosicn, irom N¥urk for KAverpoel, Aug on i), N ey tart” St NYork Aug 2 for Liverpool, ming, Bucen, ‘from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Aug 1, Soin Chr ana, Monk, from Loodon for XYark, Ang —, an hy dP Woodralt, hence for Bristol, B, Ace Ay, Patas, hence fer Londoa, no date, lat om fain Delano, from Landow for NYork, no date, a) css Parley, trom London for Callao, June ae 4, Dewar, from Liverpool for York. Aug i. Boip, ‘Ale, Hot Wienke, of aud from Bremen for NYork, Aug Mish Man w Orleans. Sept 3, Nantucket South Bigark. Louies 3 wargtts Sunil, from St John, NB. for Ru o} 9 date, at 4 jon 6: vores e Medora, from Bustou ion =, Aug 26, lat 843%, lon Ochs Bolah, and Thos W Mouee, and ebrd Barelay, for Bathe Bop S, Manwuoket South Broale 60 wallew. wereies Port Atanas Rav, July Bln port Jeduie, Reed, une, Abr hig W—Sldglecrions, Shelve, New York, M4, Horpewel!, Rogers, do, Le at Pi whing 22), Geo Wacbington, Auderson, Predepicts heat AxTS WALL, A Dero aa ad Husivr Torta belay “Bi. Orapor, Boos led Wars Savtho, Gane Bad bark Pre % Breas. more; Clare, 9 ‘come 5 Salhi vs, pai NYork. ‘Bussror ( ag Beare Brewer, Chase, ‘Haowwensaaven, Aug %0—Avr Admiral, Heesloop, AVEN, Aug. stay |, Buile: —— Be Ys Pe, Se ag 7 a Crew shires rie ee sees toe Ee? ee toi ravi Bod O Boyaios, Paine, wed ASonevanmrtay A ‘hug T—Sid Highland Light, Crowell, Pat » July seein Ara a, e Pion ond Tor Co Cork); 5 HAC Bangs. oh Guin has for” tine, prey aa load for Antwer aint e peri ee Bangs; ror 4 Hale, Graves, and Castine, 31 Cork; J ‘Ausy Fla, D y geoueay; uist, Athena, 1 22d, Ne) ed); 5 mo a snare Dna one, BE Sone, dmg, Canenera arr PR taint Hale, Buradériand; 14th; 25 Arr abtps Ocean Telegra land); Sam? Fork (and at mame J eat Bet bark VE tama. » Alburni, VI (and OF Aa Klin Haven, for, Antwerp) Frau oh Pranoisco (end Bown ald for ti tor Chin Cork), Bthy Pty ae ne a for Chincha to load ih for Pisco); Ang bartered to od 1 loka chin. for mat Young Mecho, L Hale, Graves, San Francisco; 10th, iti), and, Dione,’ Falea, wood, San ships Young America, Antwerp; 8: is Ange a ‘0; 11th, (arr Aug T from Pana). sina Jaa Brown, Crabtree, ing; J ¥ Patten, Percy, dsg; Elvira, An iuila, Bursley, for do'to load for An Mechanie, MeLoon; D. Aug nuchas vi L Dimmock, Hi arwood, Dr aty Angui--Arr tatrick Harrisburs, Wiswe! Sisueks Car end, NYors for Lor Riiine, Moore, and Southampton, je); Aruisdn, Polk an, Aue 2—Air Far West, Page, NYork. ly S1—Arr brics Gulnare (Br), h Rose Stan~ wen of the East, poke for En, 10; 10h, Liv jwerpool; JL Dimi, Francisco; Assyria, Delano, Ciinchas de, to she load oad for Prat Loudon for NYork (and Bleed, New Ju Yorks sane Ty Altre Bullork, Boston: Bt, gchr Southern London; 18: lle (Br), Gos. Li. NYors. baer tthe nr Portstnoui Au n‘Boyntn, at York. Tropani), Bo ny Rott Mowe dt, Rigis (irom Valencia), NYork. i, Cardenas, Queen, Jones, Brown, and Queen, and Anteretic, Stouier, Wm Tapscott, Bell, do;' © Ayres; Philadeipaia.- Ent out 2h, Ashborton, Bradish, for NYork. ATT at Gravdvend Zist Char not of "Fame, Reed, Otago, 81d Yor ¥ GrseatraR, Aug 12~Sld ship CS Pennell, mtn Br bg Harr et, Mah ship Gow Lang do (but hrough the Straits), Cld ich, Gavelle Passed to the W 12th, abips Ati or Fortsmonth; 1th, Qrion. «supposed, Ld by, ir NYork} bark WildSre, 17—Arr Geranium, Pearee, Uleaborg for Yesian, Beown, St Petersburg’ for Greenock; ig 22—Air Pleiades, Knowlton, St Joon, N By n, NYork, Sid dist, Hersella, Rust, New ing ({rom Trapani), do; 15th, Br sear id’ not get jeshod, Dassoyy Wint B from 10th toLita; #1 in W on the 14th, ns, Shieid», from Anconw trom Tra Perkins, from Monaco lor Gostaves, Ang 22—Tn port # ir Thomas Woodward, Welch, from Boston arr i7th, for Port vais 3 days, io load for Bose ton, Havre, Ang 2)—Arr Crimea, Harriman, Portland, | Ot ‘20th, Mortis &: Liviugston, Savipson, and Alleganran, Ba: Mg ‘Fane, Soule, Portiand; Ocvan Jraveller, y siatins, Oa outabons Ain 17 -t0o'Aun veonsl ui prt Tonatty Aug $Av Linda, Guoty, Liverpool. ey, Aug 19— Arr Pi Thorn, N¥ork. 2 21—Ar Worlu, Macodtick, hatian, Dixon. do mia (8), NYOrK; joston, ckman, Hic! Eina (4), TrSOke, Charter Oak, dC ‘Stone, Sears phn Pober dot ‘Ohl 224, Leona, Williams, NYork; Spiridion, Jordan, do; John J Boy.i, Thomas, do; Richard Also ‘aries Cooper, Short, jt John, , Wailing pam, 405 Enid out 2th, Macanlay, Rogers, for hnldinor’ Msznet Jones, Nor Ist, Resolute, reeman, d, Robinson, Long, and on, Sears, and RoLai~ ty o: turn, Edwards, Boston; Panama, Walon, Hankow (ent Mtb jor B and shhanehae), g22—Arr Jolin Bertram, Knadsen, NYork;. phen Dincan, 1 Ter, Renmedios ei, Sparkliny Cantiff and Buenoe Die, Merverfim, Bullcy, NYorky Cariocs, Thos Whitney, Keller, Bo JOADONDERY, Augal—Ar A © Adams, Heraingwa; Liston, Ang@—Arr J MeIutyre, McIntyre, NYork; Amy Warwick, Smith, do. Muxetxs, Adg20—Arr Berkshire, Williams, Bremerhaven for Swansea, MARSEILLES, Ang be ey Kent t, N timore for Quugns (and sid 2lst for London); phan,-Smiih, for NYork brary “Aug i port, barks Fary, Y, from H Gould, Smith, Prvours, Avg 22—Sid Radama, Forbes, NYork. Poxtianp, Aug 21—Passed by Pox: 22—No Am veasel in port, Ditows, Aug Were Jos Uiichrlst, Carney, Plato, Gotightly, Aquela, Bure, do; Jinmaculata Maria, ‘actin, do: es 3 ‘ork. ‘2int, Brazil, Shore. icseniaabnek Obver;. New 3 18th, 20—Sid Cyariua, Pinkham, and Ous Wins, rien ae 1th, for Boston, wig fgt; Velma, Nickerson, for do; Ha, Howes, for fore ‘wchrs Masonic, Pet ‘or Dav! rancbal a do; Transit, Ni mar, A ‘%0—Art John A Part Rich, Ants for aayrom Aug Ks, » Antwerp Helene, Rascnen, from Bal mares was tran. Swanacr, Aug 22-—G4 the Wight, ship Sir Robi Peel, Jur- gens fm Awe ni at Sligo; 220, A T on 4, TN oh, went —Arr the Guts, comand 8, wnsen bi Dotiecher Wayne, Philate! from Boston via eye West ij Rena Beige in Baan from oes vin Key to, from Hi Rosamon, from ‘Sovrmanrgor, Aug 21—Arr Saxonta (s), NYork, BUNDY RLAND, Aug. Toon, Aug is— Are Ohandien, Price®, Bourn: Traurd, Aug 1b—A: Tanna Vabune ‘Arr from NYork Ang 18, Hyerets c Fenty Londonderry ; at Havre; Adlaniic, eten Pes Ve: 5234, MF Colcord, Mauiildes and ph at do, ae Srathanpie. New Orleans, Neptune's Car, Anns Delius, EH Tayl ot Peel, und Meridian, at 3 26th, Naova Prov! Salina, Evadore, and Nors, 5 at ‘Queenstown: 26th, Joh 19—H1d Canilius, Strickland. NYork, ‘at Weltast: ‘2th, Shine lor, Sir id 26ib, Columbia, Aone, ‘Thompson, and Austria, at i Lie ery th, Morning Lurght, at do. Arr irom Boston 2 2th, Robert. at xererpol. Sid for NYork Aug 8, Anne, fem, Sie Biiza, and Rorodino, tro; Cantif Liverpool’ 2éib, Jou Elion, pears prseg Ports. Sarah isp ‘dion, and Le> Bridgewater, ‘Lips Monunorenct, McLellan, a IN, Sept 4—ai erp King Phaip, icktordy Rotterdam; barks: Gordon, Algou Bay’, W. Zybrauts, Rotterdam, Pico, Burrill, Henry (Br), Rodick, Mazacan, Afric: Ven, ht, and Sallie B, Batem; delphia: D Li eatin‘ane ry eee, Webber, ‘Cid barks Ocean, Pag Mining ‘New Orleans; brigs Fre juyadate. Cayenne and Surinam pave schrs Relle (Br), rear lip, Lore Port foik, Baker, [ae Forest, Love!l, Philadey wit Witinington, deers, ‘Swit, Bhiaite pi A Ri ings ew York. Bid shi} piicriat' Jf _ LTIMORE, Sept New York for Rasmenip ‘Teue! Yorktown. Weglam, New Ap Rio Janetro (wid wit nd bark 195. wor 1H Maile; Cire schre rr ‘inthe ‘arland, Gi wown, DC; 34, bi Wording’ (Duteh)> criing iD ‘Gaps ‘au Prince; lady suf Banks, Bartlett, Gotienbu: Hote, Pawno, New Orleans; brigs Loulse Frederick ( eM Cig far er wae re Vi Tice St aa) on rake Isheniend ides ge via Havre de tae marr sent RG Porton, Sith Philadel- pt one (and sid ber return fi RENAE fy Sept cia shred E res See Pieree, Dix 7 M4 Warren, schr ‘dele at Are at ‘Domiten, enti, iat Haze, id, St do; ipa Robinson, schre B Watson, Willoughby, 40; US steamer Hatteras, Com Ames, frem ats dfngni cin Ruaey Reve For! care Kee, Parker, Poneacla. acid ork Natt, Pincaey, ‘rances, Chs Bells ot the Bay rth . NYor! urs y Resta ta eacork, Li Ineo, Heata' r, Siro Phuateh nish War bark Barth, E hd sehr B English. 5 EW PgHOFORD, 8 Sepees sid. bole 3 Phiiad Port won, Bil 6 EWP Pont, Sept Sic sehe Baran Mos Providence, fan, Bhaw; Bathoray, Jomnto: vein patrons. fort S—Arr schr Boundary, Felicia, ‘fone, ay, Gia Aexean, Potter, “NYarl sei, Pote Fieweher. S¥ork py atoms mt ‘ar ks lew Yi ow, ie arling oe a C4 = ty °, from femmes steamtug iret government bark Pinta, ‘to; bark H Swroup, Stroup, Mary Clark, Howard, Philadel sd BI Art achr Amacon, Provincetown for del pTLA DIOL roe Sy 4—Arr sehr Ov en " Mt Tow “nw i jarey Bown, 83 Br pend a 3 eldtn, Be Stat, Monn Fe me Neilwee: Nevorhily Dk Wall, Bote aot Wo Bee Sate eu Fall Rive ¢ Toon, Rondonty anchor near Sag dou ia pacy Ann, Townsend, Humuetatt Ban Fe Yor "Philsdelphia GAMBLE, Joly, 2 2-10 port ship Kutasom, lags 2-81 sehr Nleanor, Parker, AT, sehra Cori orp as istin, Parsi eta Ss Velie, new. of Fray Botret, Tou Nirabeth port; 4 Agent, Dan aed a on, bully, i, aig spheres Wilk doe 3 aluo oc oop Victory, KAN Fican ino, An G—Arr steamer 8 Laut 2, Pawan; ship We tern O ain for’ Va HArti ora od jenv iit lumtington, 9 iohorts' od caries Holt, New Yor days inmate ait ‘dro, iM Wild Pigeon, Sahew, Val ort ent and V let ni ruck, wie st ie a ae inde slates: it Teheahipa Viewwr, Hunker $05 Tao Leste Woe ias Teomtum, 3 “Ship Oecag Sever ly do iome om done milade:phin. 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