The New York Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1862, Page 5

— REWS FROM PORT ROYAL. Arcival of the United States Trausport Arago. Whe St. John’s River Blockaded by the Rebols. Mer ulse of Our Gunboats at St. John’s Bluff. GEN. MUTCHEL AMONG HIS TROOPS, Bay &e., &e. The Uuited States transport Arago, Henry A. Gadsden @0mi. sung, arrived at this port last evening froma Port Royal, ~. C., with passengers, mails and government ‘Stores, consigned t Colovel J. D. Tompking, Assistant ‘Quarte master General, United States Army. The arago loft Hilton Head, 8. C., at balf-past five ®. M.«» Saturday, the 20th, and arrived bere at half past @even |. M. on Tuesday, the 23d—time seventy four @our:— diving encountered strong northeast waniher the ssage. She brings forty first aud ninety-eight ass passengora, At dive P. M. on Monday, the 224, latitude 36 28, longitude 74 36, the Arag pasted the @nited tates transport St. Marys, bound south. ‘Th ollowing is a list of passengers brought by the Arazo.—- Mrs. <i!bert and Mra. Hall, of Savannah, Ga. ; Mre. Phil rook tenaut and Mrs, Tardy, Mre. Triton, Mrs. Nonel O'Rourke, Major Drew, Lr. E. Whitney, tenant Richardson, Captain A. S. ‘Bump, Dr. G. Fibit, Lieutenant W, Dicman, Lieuteuant W. W ‘ib: nant W. L.Conast. Lieu aut Mice, Lieutonast Henderson, Lieitonant a, Rev. Ben). Brow), Mr. Jugeph H. Sears, ter of Hilton Head; Nir. Tayior, Mr. Atwe Board, sir. Kimball, Mr. P. Philips, Mr. H. 1 i wnnett, Mr. Charles ©. Soule, ur. W. G. Mor, nett, Mr. I°. H. Pik, Mr. D.’B, Ball, Mer, Otis Kimball—and 98 {n second cabin, ‘We ace indebted to the purser, Mr. T. Grantogetn, for Cate papers. 4 Our Hilton Ucad Correspondence. Hinrow Haan, 8. C., Sept. 20, 1862. Arrival of General Muckcl—Enthusiastic Receyaion—His Opinivn of Negro Soldiers—General Mitchel's Siaf’—His Opinions with Regard ie his New Command—Operations fn the St. John's: River—The River Bivckaded—A Naval igh’ with the Rebel Baltery—Military Affairs at St. Aue gusiine, de. Geieral Mitchel, whe arrived in the Ar: Monday fast, hos already made the acquaintance and won the con- dence o. his command. ery litle ostentation,he nas shown b) With great activity, ani with ol! not only upon every parade ground, but in every camp and street fm Bea\.ort, Pulaski and at Hilton Her Ho bas visited the soldiers in their tents and at the hospitals. To every fegiment and every detachment he bas spoken, saying mothing of his plang for tle (aware oxoopt that they should Roop hiv men employed, but nevertheless winning thew good will ‘nd exciting their enthusiasm wherever be bas @ddressed them. He is beticr known to-day among (he Boldierr of the Tenth arm Phey Laye hitherto bev: >orps than any general by w His arrival has pré no ha: ; ivat results, Phe volunteers feel that (ho @ommandor is to take the lea! of white wen, rather than Ofnegries. The blacks he declares to be of secondary @Mporiance, For an army of them he would n : @nap of his finger. Ho considers them as unfort @reatures whom we ae to core for and to use; but be @aserts (hat they shal! be Winger petted and spollod On Wednesduy last. Ge: Mitchel issued bis general @rder .s2uming comm he Department of (1 mates iL wing offiesrs a: «.uounead upon his stat rE Prentice staal jutant eral Birch, FB. A, Mite’ Lie ae iss a LS i Captain BE. porarily aesig Quarter: 5 Aid-do-Com Tho o,rnions of Genwi! ) oom have been freely © is comng here wax bei with regard to sod. snow He beiteves that lay him tempo Supo., the ehelf,? t furpoce: ied Boldic 1 @lothed cud well orm 4, their iriorests, as we! « fina groat measure for, General Michel pro; give thom an op) Promise! them wier @re Con'itont will be Operations in the 5°. inte, ost and importa: « fon oi .)cksonville on the arto’ the rene! back au ne b . dred mie @ince, whilo the Uncus ebove the river, down. This blu four mi T mes this 2 e southern Mills and F Tae ‘ort. nd rer it ter. fetire. ceediny to the A " ace «Fr; wed t Ace di xiy m1 di ali vice, comme % " for the purpose gt Oblige! while th (wis Sut fH c 1 utmost acuivity in or wrk tne The Cinerone, | * Jones was “ While these even's ' yowanned their gor t and had als) br ‘erie y whieh wer fort. Thee guns Bile force of iufentry, «hoes Eh fing, and who seem , The Pani J ey held their gro: ny Che cunoers, it ix attempt to disk " 6 conti whoa it war denise on tion bec ming exbars'o' fre @ordinely roturned to at anchor. Daring the Aghi. wh Paul jones and the Ci sClpiwsroops, an Barney Finuesav swiil be made em rat Priguitier « es ‘tine ie has bee, nw anv yee of Fail . je nuilitary opera Felatiin to the r to Lie tenant Coon s@xec \tion, and the ac’ (Pewcei! women auc « en tne them beea:« ve +8 Wy DE BLOHped. 1 LO Beaufort le vesurny, 1 u of ‘the « 1dvonites and hegre Quer le: t pom en Personal Aasetinge nee. John Moulwoa and | few. of WAgiaud, aul bie Plopper and family, 01 Newper., ace sioypieg ao) ie s7oor't II use, Bri adior General 6.8 Wriel and On of Caiitornta, Cotone: Ih ie, fie! rs ” Commodos DD. Porter, 0 tiv fion K. B. Morgan and WH. Governor Stanly, of North Car Buitalo, Guorge Francis Train, ‘of Whitehall; H.W, Gardner, of / aevdanoo: (1. Mopran and JH. Brown, of Now Jersey, 8, &. Wostenti, 01 be 4on rnd Col, 8, B. Jewett, or Rochester, ara topping 4 the Astor House. Governor Sprague, of Rhode Istand, aerivet at the stor House at an early hour yesterday, and tet (or Vuehington by the noon tra Governor Andrew, of Missachusetts, loft the Astor Gorse on Monday night x. Washing Kx-Governor Randall, of Wisconsy W. howe, and D Parker, of Boston; W. He Wall, of Rindertior nes ry Farnam, of Chicago; N. Wheeler ani 7 jen Jdgoport, Conn. ; J. H. MoKim, of Baltimore ; Shee. be: Tr Paris, and Captain Marchant, of tie nivel States ‘Wavy, aco ‘stopping at the St. Nicholas Hi ane, the teve , and: and tho rom t . Bironqto of the positon ond ith ’ swrork, it wax four? ‘it . rehe Wt, then guns wer wrthalors e Dany f ed where they ore now t with ‘ } NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1862. IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE. The Merrimac No, 2 and the Pros- ‘ pective Fate of Norfolk. Capture of a Vessel Laden with Contrapand Articles. MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL TROOPS, Rte Ree Fortress Monnog, Sept. 2%, 1962. The Merrimac No. 2—Another Bugbear—liumors—The Prospective Fate of Norfotk—Apparent Plans for the Rebel Advance—Capture of @ Vessel Laden uth Contra” band Stores—The Revenue Cutter Philip Allea—Her Offi, cors—Commodore Wilkes’ Squadron—Relurn of Paroled Union Prisoners—Their Names, éc, In the absence of every other excitement pervading the resident community at and about Old Point Confort, in @ military way, the ory of ‘Merrimac No. 2” takes its place, and this supposed monster supplies the bugbear to as great an extent as did Merrimac No. all last winter- Scarcely an hour passes without some one has it that the rebel “‘spitfire’’ bas been seen somewhere om the James river, between Newport’s News and Richmond, and, as a matter of course, she must ueeds be on her way to demo- lish evorything in her course, including the massive walls of Fortress Monroe. Only this morning a naval officer informed me (im confidence, of course) that a picke, boat had seen the formidable proportions of the rebel ram, accompanied by the Yorktown and Patrick Henry, somewhere above Fort Powhatan. Although we are cortain that such a thing existe usa second Merrimac, and when completed she will be more formidable than her deceased namesake, still Iam ot disposed to be the least bit alarmed at her immensity ; and ip case Commodore Buchanan, her commander, who is ‘said to have entirely recovered from the injurics he received in the first fight, sees fit to take a bout with our invincible Monitor, Captain Bankhoad will certainly ac- commodate him, leaving Commodore John Rodgers—the Pant Jones of the James river—to take care of the rebel consorts of the Merrimac. But tho cry of wolf has been raised so mueh of lato that the real appearance of the ani- mal will not occasion much alarm, If the ram succeeds im passing the Monitor,Ga'ona and other gunboats we have on the watch in the James river, her natural course will be Norfolk, with the ostensible purpose of de- stroying the Minnesota, In case sueh a thing was possible, the ancient city of Norfolk will be levelled with the dust in ulteen minutes after the Merrimac shows her ugiy proportions off Craney Istand. The trot- ting out of the iavorite rebel iron-clad, however, has more significance than is generally supposed. It means no more nor less than @ simultaneous attack on our lines by land, the rebels moving at one and the same tine on Yorktown and Suffolk, similar to the proposed plan of the drankard General John Bankhead Magruder in March last. Inasmuch as that movement signally failed, owing \w the watchiuluess of the late and much lamented Gen. Manatleld, who made tie most able aud soicntific arrange- ments repel 4 land attack from Yorktown, and the last oun fired from the sinking ship Cumberland, by the in- domitable Liouteuant George W. Morris. fatally wounding the rebel (aptain pases so will the next aayent tne rebels in their proposed a gomtned land and naval Stage turn “ @ failure, ow! the able ised wweuté inade by, Male sGonerat Dix in the dis; tion of his ‘fore threatened _ The rebels can scarcely be foolhardy enough a think of attacking Fortress Monroo by water. If, how. ever, the deayerate enemy should crack-brained enough to undertake such a thing, all the Merrimacs they have ever built, throwiug in several Louisianas, Ar- Kansas and Tatnall’s celebrated mosquito fleet, would bo of no avail, and only form @ temporary barrier for navi gation this side of the Rip Raps. But Jeff. Davis has no Jesi,.us on the fortress, notwithstanding he has deciared Liinself that its possession would be worth one miilion of dollars @ day to the Southern c. nfode:acy, and an, «tiack tuereon would only result in a disgraceful de‘eat. That the ene‘ny is m considerable force on the « hicka- homtay is @ positive fact, as also that a great unniber of troops ave stativued on the other side of Blackwa- sacing Suflvik, Bat Tam inciined to think that both ‘& ¢ only au army of observation; and, not dreading 'y shortly at or near Suilulk, Ican assure the =. Heap that all has been and is quiet on 100 ‘day & person named John Topping. keeping a ow the Gack river, presented himself at the office of Jus Mallward 0. the Port and Harbor Master, wiih a mantiest of a l.ad of goods he had just brought (rom Gaitunore. Ihe carg) consisied of sait, flour, meal, seed, ods, medicmes, and iast, though not least, three caps. The permit he held from Gen. ra few sacks of salt and other harmless I of life; but quinine, paregoric, Epsom ts aud other medicaments, also powder and caps, were uot mentored, neither an jucreased quantity of salt. Notwr ng*onding the Collector of Baitimore gave a permit to the schowover Geraninim to sail from that port to Old Pott with these c-ntruband stores, vither trom iguorance or other causes, Captito Millward thought that Topping hal uo right to go any farther with them, vasinuch as the goods would very soon flad their y wto Dixie, where ready parchases and heavy prvtits awaited them. Among other things ia that cargo vere also twelve thousand boxes of (riction matches. Now be it kuown that » box of mu worth seventy-five cents. Whi T. wonld be able to make of worge R. sucer, of the revenue cutter Philip chinking that the cusiom hous thorities had some mistike in regard to the aforesaid cargo, or- shoowwr Geraniuin to anchor alongside of him, or be under his eagie eye until tue Treasury De- Me could a judicate the case in a proper manner. meantime the consignces of the te 0 ation, ‘euring that U y be itis a notorious fact that { his neigabors are arr ut knavee' an rebels, and, we allow the.n to get their subsistence from us, soul to he enemy, and use the powder we allow to buy to shoot our soldiers with, But Capt Slicer soo gO in that wheel, and the prospects are bright Kot the Geranmuen, valved at about $1,500, . coudemued avd sold for the benefit of Uncle = Cons iry. " = ve cutter Phillip Allen, Captain George R. ne ing, has been stationed in Hampton Roads hrev months, and in that time has overhauled boul (oreo handed vessels, of which seven were seized or i‘ saiimore for Condemnation, varying from ore humtred and fifty to two hundred and ‘fifty tons. ” ‘a orite litte cutter was built at Portsmouth, Va. soon oi,and bos s beeu doing duty in the ay. She is maety tons burden, and a perfect ‘tof a boat, Her armaient oonsisis of two ‘long .8,’ one ritled tweivo.pounder, and a quantity of smali us of the most sapertor workmanship. (a vata Sheer ts fg begroess So ‘distiked by the army of “e attached vw the Army of the for his () \neae te examiniog cargoes in search of contraband goons. But, Lke a faithiul and teastworthy officor, he has wly dome his duty, and no officer stands higher with the vasury Dewartment then the commander of the Philip . ‘The officers or the revenue cutter are very effi- ‘stand their duties. investment, apbau part in . ‘ and Erecutive (fficer—R. A. Morsell, Prive Th enanthe Pactine W, Tay, David Ritchie. lip Allen is manaed & picked crew of twen- men, the last officer was formerly a i the revenue citter- McClelland, the identical ves- General Dix meant in bis memorab c message ‘Ubinvon the spot who hauls down the Amori Ritchie was vn board the McClelland when she reyed, rear New Orleans, und be took the ought it to General Benj. F Butler, 10 (MPD ROUb 1b tO General Dix by Mr. Ritchie. For his gallant act Mr. R. was made a lie tenant in the rove- (0. @ s0r¥8C@, and assigned to the Philip Allen. ‘wurday the squadron of Commodore Wilkes made perrance in Himpton Roads, —) still remains here. vid hardiy be politic to give the names or number exes, oF its destination, It is be oes that the cron will nail vo day of to morrow. woacher for wi ew days has been rather we aan the wind biow. « Lortheast the rar ays brent chis time ‘eur may soon be expect entordvy and the day before were inoctial storms. A large float of Colonel C. W. Thomas, lott the harbor, but avy yb eaders f the sone +, decharged ot (ruce in charge 0: Lieutenant rolone Went ts eral Dix's sta ie had not returned a pected tat Fpe'e oth ‘ he volley, wi be roleased browse Duck by Colonel Ludiow. Hare-Past Four P. The steamer Canunicus, with Liat, Col Ladiow, Mine cust coturned from Aiken's Landing, bringing three hun- tre and fiity relewed prisoners, of whom thirteon are cheers. The maor portion of these men are sick or wooded, aud were immediately transierred to the list of the officers: i, Gos b Ta Fermayivania Votuatorr List, W. HL Clork, Co, 1, Stab Massactuset out, Netonee «hase, Co. F, Tao veneyteaaia ‘avalry. T2th Venhayivinia cavalry, jew. 2th Pennsylvania cavalr; taeut. Patrick Me Atteer Co, G, 12th Penasyirania caval ry. 16. thes, Marley, Co. @ Ith Pennsylvania cavalry [sat Geo. C, Parker, Co, D, Lith Massnohasetts Coot, David Sohartz, oi », igth Penneytvania cavairy. dent, Geo Webi, Co. M, igen Pennsylvania cavalry. avut, C. Zimmerman , Co, M, 12th Pennsylvania cavalry. Cok Mi Shumaker, 1aih Michigan Volunteers. iaeut, Wm. H. Pease, Co. D, 1st Obto artillery. While at Aike nity Colonel Ludiow arranged with Robort Ould, the rebel comuussioner, for the ex change of 10,368 prisoners, of whom 360 were ofticers. All those brought down by | the Colouel on the 16 15th inst., jumbering 6,190, and those officers relexsed from Saiis- vary, N. C., are thos released from their parole and auwwed to rejoin their respective commands. Vhe greatest confusion prevails among the records of ‘he exchange of prisoners, and Licute ant Colonel Ladiow experteneed grec it trouble in arranging for a Onal release. A Foanaylfantan, Just returned from Rebéldom, reports: active movements ‘of the rebel troops from Richmond towards Petersburg, and that over ten thousand passed down ‘he Rioumond and Potorsburg Railroad gn Sayurday, MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. Arrival an: | Departure or the Tenth New Hampshire Regiment. The Tonth New Hampshire regimoat of volunteers arrived at an early hour yesterday morning per the steamer Commonwealth, at Jersey City, and left at twelve o’siock for Washington. Governor Berry accompanied the regiment to Jorsey City. The corps numbers $60 men, fully uniformed and equipped. The following is a list of the oficers:— Field and Staff—Colonel, Michae! 'f. Donohue, Lowell; Lieutenant Colonel, John Cocklin, Manchester; Major, Jesse F. Angel, Manchester; Adjutant, John Luxan, Wal- polo: Quartermaster, Thomas Sullivan, Nashua; Surgeon, john Fergerson, Manchester; Assistant Surgeons, I. I. Haywood and John Haines, Nashua; Sergeant Major. 1. 8. Bartlett, Manchester; Assistant ‘Quartermaster, wii Mc weeny, Boston; Commissary, Richard H. Short, Lo- ‘io Hospital Steward, "Timothy ¢ Cabill, Lowell. ompany A.—Capt. ii Casweil, Manchester; First: Lieu- tenant C. Trumbeil, Mauchester; Second Lieutenant A. L. Day, Manchester, Nines B.—Captain T. B. Crowley, Nashua; First Lieutenant G. Edgeant, Nashua; Second Lieutenant M. Mor.n, Nashua. Company O.—Captain C. W. Strain, Manchester; ary (rene J. Walsh, Raymond; Second Lieutenant 'M. 8. H. Maguire, Manchester. ‘Company D.—Captain W. M. Kelly, Manchester; First Company L.—Captain A. B. Cook, Seeond Lieutenant Company C. Keenan. S. B. Marster, Portsmouth. Lieutenant C, Johnson, Mancheater; Second Lieutenant C. Gardner, Hookset. Andover ; First Lieu- tenant W-H, Cochran, Manchester, T. W. Woodbery, Manchester wy #.—Captain J. 6. Brien, Manchester; First Lieutenant M. Cochran, Manchester ; Second Lieutenant J. Company G.—Captain @. W. Towl, Portsmouth; First Lieutenant K. G. Hayden, Portsmouth; Second Lieutenant Company H.—Captain G. H. Hubbard, Manchester ; First Lientenant W. Kimball, Manchester; Second Lieutouaat J. Hubbard, ‘ompany L—Captain D. G. Harriman, Farmington; First Lieutenant R. gai haerbes gion Second Lieutenant J. Knott, Farmin, Company i Eeptain J. Madder, Manchester; First Tapuleneat P Doyle, Manchester; Second Lieutenant, vacant. Military Movements in New York and Vicinity. THE CONSOLIDATION @F REGIMENTS. Brigadier General Busteed has received instructions from the Governor to make inspection of all the regi- ments at present organizing in this vicinity, and those not having the full number are to be consolidated with the others. In accordance with this regulation, the Fourth regiment of the Kmpire Brigade will be consoli- dated with the Second and Third. Colonel Allen’s regi- ment—the One Hundred and Forty-ffth N. Y.S. V.—has also received marching orders, and will probably take its departure to-day. . THE SECOND REGIMENT, EMPIRE BRIGADE, UNDER MAROHING ORDERS—PRESENTATION. The Second regiment of the pee ar Brigade, Colonel P. J. Clanesen, is under orders to march to-day, and will leave the camp, at East New York, early in the morning, en route Lo the seat of war. A handsome borse and equip- meuts were yesterday presented to the colonel ot the regi- ment by the officers of the command. ceremony was poriormed in the pgm ca of the troops, and was attended by a number officers belongings to the various regi- ments in camp around the city. The camp presented quite an animated appoarance. After the ceremuny the ofticers and visitors gat down to a well provided dinner, and joviality yrs atime reigned supreme. The following are some of the principal officers present on tho ooca- [rocoto P. J. Claassen cor err nar Colonel —— Prescott, Major ai oon jutant D. A. Bokee, ee > ay a Gesdw on, ‘ilsey, chen ge Van: line of march’ will bo ot Giada eet! the aay Fourteenth street, and Broadway to Cortlandt street, thence to the ferry. GENERAL ORDERI—NO. 15. Heapquanrens, Hitaousm Lior Isranre: One Honpaxp anv Tarety-saconn Regiuewt bey Naw York, Sept. 23, 1862. This regiment being under orders to march on the (24th pa every officer and enlisted man of the command is ordered to report wt once in camp. Payments of bounties and advance pay and issues of overcoats and kuapaacks will take place to-day. OMcers will bear in mind that no baggage exceeding in size a largo vallse will be recelved by the quar- fermaster for transportation. By order of | aa. Colonel Commandis 1304 imem', N.Y. V. WD. A. Boxre, Adjutant. ne = CORCORAN’S IRISH LEGION. A prominent merchant of this city offers an extra bounty of $5 to each recruit who enlista in Captain John Connery’s company, of this regiment. Captain Connery’s Tecruiting tents are opposite the Astor House, in the City Hall Park. THE ENROLMENT AND THE DRAFT. ‘The enrolment for this city and Brookiyn has been completed, and there are now 400,000 names registere! upon the books. According to estimates whicb have been mado, there cannot be Jess than five thousand in this city yet to come, in order to make up the quota of troops under the President's call. Thedratt will commence, it is said, about the 10th of October. AN APPEAL IN AID OF THE HILLHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY. This organization—othorwise known as the One Hun- dred and Thirty-second regiment N. Y. V.—bas been re- cruited nearly to completion without having received pe- cuniary aid from any outside quarter. It is composed of able bodied and trusty men, under the leadership of compe- tent and efficient officers. By reference to our advertising cvlumus it will be seen that an appeal is now made to the patriotic citizens 6 furnish some pecuniary aid for tho incidental requirments of the regiment whereby they may be the more speedily enabled to take the field tn the common cause of the country. It will be seen that many of our most influential merchants have stepped forward and contributed handsomely towards this ob- Ject, ee it is right to expect that others will follow their example. THE IRONSIDES. The attention of the religious community is called to the grand mass meeting of the churches on to. morrow evening, at Trinity Methodist church, Thirty-fourth Street, near Eighth avenue, TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTERRS. By advertisement, elsewhere inserted, it will be seen that recruits are now wanted to fill up the ranks of the regiments now serving in General Dutterfield’s brigade aud Fitz John Porter's corps. Additional bounties will ‘be paid. Captain Fowler will give all necessary informa- tion at 669 Broadway. FUNERAL OF LIKUTENANT COLONRL PHILIP J. PARI- SEN, FIFTY-SEVENTH N.Y V. * The funeral of Lieut, Col, Parisen, of the Fifty-seventh New York Volunteers, wi o was killed at the late battic of afternoon, from No. 26 Pike street, and was most numerously attended. A great tof army officers and the Masouie confraternity were among those who did honor by their presence to the lamented soldier. The remains were laid out in a fine metalic coffin bearing the following inscription :-— eg Cov. Pair J. Parisey, ber 17, 1862, Page’ noneee. years, 4 mos. noceneenes. Four companies of the Seventy-first regiment acted as a military escort, and proceeded to Greenwood Cemetery with the remains, which were deposited with all the houors. The One Handred and enn h New York ae sare Sept. 23, 1862. ‘The One Hundred and Forty-ninth (Iourth Onondaga) regiment, nine hundred Fae commanded by Colonel Heary A. ae left for Washington at nine o'clock this morning. go by way of Geneva, Elmira and Harrisburg, Baltimore. Colonel Barnum is not able to go with the ment further than Elmira, not having alata bis wound received on the pen Orrnatic Movewmyts.—Uliman arrived yesterday by the Scotia, which also brought Madame Charton De. meur and husband, Madame Urtolao and Signor Mazzoleni, of the Marotzek troupe. Mademoiselle Cordier, one of Uliman’s prima donnas, kad previously reached New York by the Etna. There ts a talk of a Grau and Maret. zek combination at the termination of Mr. Nixon's brief season. This Is mere rumor, however, as up toa late hour yesterday nothing ot the kind had been decided upon. Ullman announces his preliminary season on the Vth of noxt month, with Cordier, d’Angri, Brignoli, Formes, Snsini and Amodio. After that comes Titiens, incomparably the greatest singer of the — day City Intelligence. Fata. Borwiva Casrauty.—coroner Ranney held an inquest yesterday at the New York Hospiai upon the body of Mary Anne Donohue, a gitl twelve years old whe was barned to death at ler late residence, No. 307 Mott street, Tho window curtains and bed clothes took fire, it appears, just as the fmiiy were going to bed, avd had’ it not heen for the prompt assistance of John Me Fauley, of Hibernia Track Company No. 18, a number of lives might have been lost. Deceased wos among the last of those extricated from the room, aud was so badly burned that she died soon aiter reaching the hospital Verdiot in accordance — _ above facts MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cumard maii semamatip Austral asian, Captain Cook, ‘will loave this port to-day for Liverpool ‘The mails (or Europe will close in this city at nalf-past twolve o'clock this afternoon, ‘The New Yorn Hrratp—Edition for Kurope—witt be published at half.past ten o'clock this morning, and will contain fall and interesting detaits of the Rebel In vasion of Maryland, and of the Rattles between them and General MeClollan’s Forces, resulting in the final Rout and Retreat of the Rebelsfrom the State; The I'roclamation of President Lincoln declaring Free al! Slaves in States in Rebellion after the Ist of Jannary, 1862; Particulars of the Loss and Recapture of Harper's Ferry; Movements of the Union and Kebel forces in Kentucky; Battle near I-u-k-a, Miss. , botween General Rosecrans and the Rebel General Price, resulting in the Defeat and Retreat of the Rebels; Important Naval News; Affairs in Washington, and all other important and interesting news of the week. ready for 5 Single eS, in dag hy ag a7 Ladgate ly for mail unt ppnmad il receive ve terion and ‘sdverkiwements (or the Huw Yous Goorge Francis Traim gad the Abélfe tlomists, Wittaro’s Horm, Wasumarox, Sept. 19, 1862. To the Fanatics, Cusnuxs SuMwKR, Heaney Witaon, WENDstt Puuuurs and Wiis Lioxp Gapuisoat— Consrmarors—Three years’ absence from my own fair land assures me that in the theatre of nations America Sits in the dress circle, Lookers an nee mostof the game. Americans are lighting, with God-like’virwue,4s: 46 com- mon rights of human nature, while you, having succeeded im keeping the biack man in slavery, are now combining to manacle the white mam, Standing in London, in front of Exeter Hall, I saw, with prophetic power, your damma- ble copspiracy against three races of men. FIRST—THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE IRISH. Trishmen stand face to face with Americans to-day as the honors of victory are being divided. A nation of warriors, they form a human rampart round the flag they love. While [ am striving te emancipate Ireland, you are working to enslave Irishmen by placing an inferior raco alongside of them in the cornfield. You strive to de- grade the white man's labor and the white man’s patriot- ism by this battle for ian @ miserable party war. The Irishmen kuow this, and, consequently, Chas. Sumner cannot be re-elected to the Senate. The word democrat or republican must not be used. The election cry must be Union or disunion. SECOND—IHK CONSPIRACY AGAINST TH NEGROES. Your one idea is working their ruin. I am the frien@ of the black man. Night and day you have labored for yours to keep him in slavery. Now you wish to mu im. Your manhood's sense should teach you that your’ servile warlave-armiug plan means the massacre of four millions of tanocent slaves. Thank God, the wisdom of the administration has saved the empire. Do you suppose for @ moment that traitors who shoot down their blood relations like dogs, burn their cotton and destroy their rum—which thoy’ love more than their God—will hesitate about massacreing their negroes? No. They will swoop them off like cattle with the murrain, The poor slaves have done you no wrong, and I cannot see you murder them for political Purposes. Arm the negroes! Yes; bell the cat. The people should appoint Mr. Sumner @ committee of one to carry out this Solon suggestion, You must disarm the white men first. The unarmed slave is in the background. English abolitionists are honest by acknowledging them- selves hypocrites. ‘THIRD—THE CONSPIRACY TO ps OUR GREAT AMKRICAN RM- ‘Your plot was well prepared. Ask any rebel leader who he is fighting against—the true hearted millions of the North? No; against the miserable fanatics who wish to place a race with nine cubic inches less of brain in the same carriage with God’s chosen people. You cannot get an Arab horse out of a donkey, yot the one is as useful in bis sphere ag the other in his. The difference between you and the rebel is surely mark: ed. They use firearms in broad daylight as com- mon highwaymen. You the weapons of falsehood, slander and vile frauds (in the nighttime, the hour chosen by the assassin to make more sure of his victim), to break down the army and overthrow the administra: tion. You wish to divide the Cabinet. Y: speaks as one man when the Union iain i sige President told me there were but two parties in the land now—the party of patriots and the party of traitors. By endorsing Fremont's imbecile egotism you misled tho President. By striving to overthrow MoClellan you in- ferry the army and outraged the common instincts of the gg Astor leaves you his fortune, and there is an ink blot on the deed, ‘would you stop to erage it while some English Russell was firing the yiluable parchment; Party, said Mr. Seward to me at Washington, is nut py he army and destroy the government. Man cuamot stop God’s great water works, continued Mr. Seward. The grain falls on the great millstones; the great{ whoels are on the turn, and by and by the wheat will come out good flour. Lintend to fire my/Grst bombshell into your camp on ‘Thursday night, at the Boston Music Hall, Stand by your guns, or J will take your batteries. Good bless my coun- try! G§Q. FRANCIS TRAIN, Outward Bound. Care Race, Sept. 23, 1962. 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His i The Fall Styice Suge = Logie et, het Repemeniat ned and Solighied Re 9 xcena'voly novel ar avian in appearance, a yh question i ete Bir ie thea dae ail i Victor; land Is weighing less than five ounces, durable. TERRY Married, Brown—Mrixr.—In Brooklyn, on Thuraday, September 18, by the Rev. Dr. J. A. Roch, Dr. Huyry Brown to Mrs. Cuariorre KE. Miriam, all of that city. erg ieeag 7 aig Srey Sept. 23, at the Church of St. Francis Xavior, by tho Rev. CG. De Luyanes, Captain Prnuir Cann, of New York, o Auntie Karta Li0vanp, of Newark, New Jersey. Doreen ‘LENEN.—-On Thursday, September 18, by the Rev. Dr. E. RT. Cook, Jouw T. Durcuxn to Miné Lica Cuusex, eldest daughter of Thomas Clemen, all of this it Dee dian kt teneste Thursday, September 18, by Rev Dr. Dowling, J. Davi Kaq., to iiss Sormux V. Saumpers, all of this city. Died. ANpRvs.—At Brooklyn, on Tucaday ,Septombor 25, Hon. Lucius €, Axpros, aged 63 y: Notice of funeral will bo given in Thurs: day’s Paper. Borerss.—On Tuesday, September 23, at his late resi- dence, LENJAMLN S, BURGESS, in the 56th year of hi His remains will be takon to Little Compton, interment. Boston and.New Bedford papers please copy. BraM.—On Tuesday morning, September 23, Susan S., wife of M. R, Beam, in the 618t year of her ago. ‘The triends of tho: tamily are respectfully invited to tend the funeral, from her late resideace, Ninety ninth street and Third avenue, this (Wednesday) afterneon, at one o'clock, without further notice. BRRNNAN.—On Tuesday, rapeinter ‘28, of consumption, Joun BRENNAN, @ native of the parish of Street, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 36th year of his age ‘The friends of the family are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his sister, Mra. Naide, No. 86 Broome street, on Thursday. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for intermens. CurcuesTeR.—On Tuesday balatay Septomber 23, after ashort tliness, Auysa Cuicuusrer, in the Tlst year of his age ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, without further invitation, from his late residence, No. 90 Kast Broadway, on Thursday afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Co.sy.—On Monday, September 23, T. C. Cousr, in the 42d year of his age. Ais friends are respect(u'ly invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, No. 366 West Twelfth strvoi, corner of Washington, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ono o'clock, without further invitation. CaroLan.—On Mondiy, Soptember 22, ANN CaRotax, wife of William ea = of Barley Hin, county Meath, Ireland, ag ed 71 y: ‘Tho relat tvea and 7 endscf the family aro respectfully invited to attend tic fuveral, from the residence of her son, 72 King street, Lis hesday ) afternoon at two o'clock, ‘The remains will be taken to Flatbush ‘or inter- Pumir CaRout, & native of county Meath, tr The funeral will take (ace irom hie late residence, 64 Chun street. Dabitn papers please cop: Doyir.-—On Monday, ‘September 22, Guorcs H. Doris, M.D., son of Christopher and Phebe Doyle, in the 34th year oi his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the ral, from the residence of his father, 11 Greenwich avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ‘at threo o'clock. Dovguagty.—On Wednesday, September 17, of eats 7 Dovcuenty, agod 30 years, received at Bull run, Danial 1 month and 5 days, Notice of the fineral in Thursday's pay Faser.—At Castel, on Sunday, August 9, Mre. Karu Fann, relict of ce tad W. Faber, of Now "York, aged 4 years and 9 mouths, ‘oKKE.T.—Un Mouday, eee, 22, Captain Joun Forxest, of British bark: His friends are invited to attend the frneral, from ship Caro.iua, Lov of Covgrest street, Brooklyn, this (Wednes- day) afteruoon, at two v clock. ‘LaMIOaN.—Lit Williamsburg, on tg flor 4 pone 2, after a iivgering illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Bain, wife of James Flav.igan, a native of bere sendil county Westmeath, d,in the 46tn rear of Tepho relatives und friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,from her late residence, $2 North Fourth street, this (Wodnesday) afternoon, two o'clock. Fivg.—On Tuesday, September 23, Gronax W. Fink, sun of the late Arnest Fink. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thureday afterovon, at four o’clock, from the residence of iis brother-in-law Samuel M. Gardiner, No. 71 Second avenue, without further invitation. Gueess.—At Fairfax, Va., Seminary Hospital, Wednes- day, September 17, of wounds received at the’ vattle of Bull’ run, August 30, Sergeant Bux:auaw T. Guexem, of Brooklyn, E. »., aged 36 years, 3 months and 12 days, fourth Sergeant of Company 1, Fourteenth regiment, (Brooklyn Fourteenth) N. Y. 8. M. Gavnu—On Tuesday, September 23, Janet Gausa, widow of George Grubb, in the 86th year of her age. The (rionds and relatives are respectfully invited to ute tend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 6 Varick street. Hxcxmax.—On Tuesday, foptember 23, Perer R. Hace. MAN, in the 32d year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to tond the iuueral, from the resideuce of bis brother, J seph Hogeman, 21 Elm place, Brooklyn, on Thureday af- ternooa, at two o'clock, without (urther invitation. Textanp.—Ua Tuesday evening, September 23, ut seven o'clock, Mr. Joun Inguanp, in the 51st year of his age. Notice of the funeral will be given heroafter. ILuNGWoRTH.—On Tuesday, “eptember 23, Ronxxr In- NGWORTH, 4 native of Halesworth, Suffolk, Kugland, aged 60 years. , for His end was peace. The remains will be interred in Trinity Cemetory this day Taccie.< 000: ih jonday, Septe-ver Nicoravs Hi. Kxo«er, only child of Christian Henry aaa Maria Rebecea Kroger , aged 2 years and 3 mo ths. ‘The relatives and friends of tue family Iso the mem- bers of the United brothe 8 jody A are resrect. fully invited to atiend the funeral, ‘his (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, corner of Twenty - -sevoud street and Eleventh avenue. ihe remains will be taken to Luthern Cemetery for interment. Kixg.—On Monday, September 22, of consumpuon, Mary, wife of K. P. King, in the 27th year of aer age. ‘The friends of the family are reapectfuily invited to at tend the fuveral, from her late rea! we, NO. 146 Kast Houston streot, this (Wednesday) a‘ternoon, at one o'clock. Lawnert.—Suddenly , ELuex Lamuxrt, aged 68 years, ‘The friends of the family are respectfutly invited to at- tend the funeral, frvm 67 Mulberry street, ths (Wednes- day) atternoon,’ at two o’ckck. Ihe remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Morgax.—At New Rochelle, on Tuesday moruine, Sep- tember 23, Dastet Morcaw, in':ho 69th a of his age. The relatives and friends of the iamily wre :es,ectfully invited to attend the fuseral, at Trinity cu chureh, New Ro- ae ae atte: n00a, — Sas Hyg McCLRLLAND.. —Suddenty, on , September 23, MOCLELLAND, iD 27th bes rd bis age. His friends and atone are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,from his late residence, 123 Eighth avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ox1u.—Suddenly, on Tuesday afternoon, September 23, Joun Pact Ora. The friends and the societies of which be was a mem. ber are respectfully invited to uttend the funeral, trom his late residence, 113 West Broadway, on Thursday afteruvon, at two o'clock. U'Brigx.—On Monday , September 22, CaTaantve, daagh- ter of Richard and Margaret O'Brien, aged 15 years, 3 months and 23 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Wednesday ) afvervoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents. 244 West Forty third street, Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery fur in- terment. O’ xxv. —On Monday, September 22, Owen O'Kane, invited to attend the funeral, trom his ty-seventh street, vear Fourth avenue, ) afternoon, ou Monday, Septetnber port, Wilt) ton, Shropshire, Kngsand, aged ff —On Monday, bes oy mbor gz, Capt Janne Le Rowen, 1 the 66th year of his ay Hits friends and # of his tone, W A. and J 0 Rober #, and the mombers or the New York Ma n ‘riages will be in waiting at “outh two}, M. Ruse .—Un Sunday ever , September 21, at her residence, 194 Union street, ‘Brooklyn, Loui, wife of Rbort W. ituasel! | are respectully invited to at Christ icch, corner of Clin on Thursday y 4, danghior ih year of 10) will take place this (Wednesday) wwek, toon the residence of her brut ter Pamatay Wil Lhe fete vals ¢ th Hera’ at che late resid Kast Browiway.on fhursday morning Semaas — At Wiansbarg, ptember 23, Girone ou 18 yours {ue notice of the funer At Key West Sevteruber 8, Ci id 2 ty to morrow's Paper Flori, of yelluw fover on 4 17 iss din, ree arty . dad Delta St | ADTLAMDRU. On Tuesday, Mancagerma ¥., wife of Mr Jobn H. tadtla rs The friends oi the ‘wally ace fespect(uily invited to attend the funeral, on Tuursday aftornorn fromm her late reside corner of Wooster. without other inyitation morning, Wiiuam N. Samnirr, late master of aged 39 years. at half paat wd street, severe 29, Captain ip Haanah Crocker, When the last tramp Shall rend the skies, May he in heaven With Cede arise. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respoctfuliy 5 invited to attend the funeral, from his late Fesidence, & Monroe street, this (Wednesday) , ak we o'clock. The remains wil! be taken to Greenwood Come tery for interment, Liverpool (ng.) papors please copy. Trarnadey.—On Sunday, September 21, Jou Exncas ‘Trarwacen, in the 62d year’ of his The wore interred in the fatally vaul: in Green wood Cemetery. Tatiy".—At Blooming:iale, on Tuestay, September 23, Hixway Huns, eldest on of the late Knowle: Taylor, £9 eit the 44th year of his uge. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iny tod to attund tho funeral, at St. Michael's ohurch, Bion vivedale, on Thursday at wwree o'clock wirks ! further invitation. Wen S00n. 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