The New York Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1863, Page 5

ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE. THE LATEST BY THE SCOTIA. THE POLISH REVOLUTION. ‘Stringent Passport Regulations Adopted by the National Goveramont. “ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA, se, &e., ao. The Polish Kevolution. Waxsaw, July 14, 1863. ‘The national goverament has issued a prociamation Promising A teen rouble: aud perfect liberty to serve or Not to every Russi sodier who shall desert with arms in his hands. Several thousand copies of this address, which is in the Russian language, were distributed yester day. THE NEW PASSPORT REGULATIONS. ‘Tho national government has also issued the following Paesport reguiations:— Article 1.—Ali citizens iraveliing abroad or in the in- ‘terior of the country must be yrovitled witn passports, Article 2.—The town ca; tanwill Sarnish passes to the Oitizens of Warsaw and the iowa o: ii*trict chief to the inhabitants of the provinces. Aricte 3,—The passport must slat ihe destination of the traveller. Article 4,—Every person traveilin, Be but the same one wiil mult iidren under eightecn Article §.—Passports wiii ouly be iven vo persons who Bre absolutely obiized wy ti avel either on accountor thei eaith or on famuy affairs Applic tions for pas orts ‘must therefore be accumpauied vy wedicsl certificates or othor proofs. An exception, h wever, will be made in the case of merchunts. Aricle 6.—Vass ports (0 foreigu jiurts will oaly be given for a period of .our nyuths, ai to the jutertor ier nut é than six weeks. Article 7.—Per sous prodicing false modteal or other , Certificates will be faved ‘rom 100 to 1,000 dorms. In cage the interesis of the ouuiry saouid suitor ihureby, Criminal punishment wi!l ls» 6» tutlicted iu accordausa ‘with tho orimipai code of the 2d of Juac. Article 8.—Criminad punishineus wil tkewise be inflict @d in cases of forvery or transer oO passports Article 9.—Citizens uow rest iag in foreicn countries must return iinmediately or domand yormissiva to make . longer slay abroad. This demand is to bo made within 8. Articte 10.—Persons not conforming to this decree will be temporarily deprived ui thuir civil rights, aad their ames ; ul in the officiat pay ers Article .—The watt ooo! auth riies are charged with the execution ot this iecsve. Given in Warsaw, at the sitting of (ho national govern- Mont, this sth way of June, 146:. PROGRESS OF ‘THK INSURRECTION. Bvcaanesr, July 16, 1863. 2 Rngiishongn left Youlcata ‘on bord an English sto:mer, aad disembarked on the 18th inst. between Reni and Iatnait. ‘The instructions received with regard to this expedition Dy tho Wallachiam authorities and troops were to em Ploy persuasion and to avvid a conllict with arms at any cost. ‘Wheir conciliatory offorts, however, not being attended with any result, a fight took place, which lasted five hours, and terminated im the retreat 0: tho Poies, who @bandoned their ded and wounded, ‘The loss of the Poles was sixtee~ Kiliod, including two One whi 1. The Roumwing had and forty-five wounded. Among the lat- officers. 3 Mig used by the Poles were of Engli:h afauutac. | ourying the dota id" tracsperting the wou a ing Ismail, two.compenicaof Roumsing started in saeir adversaries, - The Evgiish Dessutch on Poland. EARL RUSSIKLL FO LORD NAPIER. Fours ( erica, June 17, 1863. Mr Lonn—Her Majesty's government ‘have considered must havea pass- aman, Bis wife and Four hundred Poles ant with the tention the despatch of Prince Gorts- ‘ohukot of the of April, which was placed in m: hands by Baron Brunnow on tir: 21 of Muy. Her Maexty’s government are oot desirous, any more than Prince Gor te- ‘Ohakoff, of continuing a berren viscrasion. 1 will, there- fore. pass over all the controvery regarding my previvus despatch. 1 will not endeavor in the preseut communt- jug Of the article regarding Vieuna, nor will I argue, as Prince Gortgchakoil seems to expect 1 should do, that there is op:y one form uncer pensanee merece oan be established. Still lees will § ia question toe intentions of the enlightesed "mperor who @ short time effected euch marvellous seek « practioal solution of @ di (cuit und im- it problem. Haron Mruunow, in preventing to me ‘Worstchukof's despa’ch, said, “The Imperial Cabl- net is ready to enter upon an exchinge \f ideas upon the and within the limite of the treaties of 1915.” ‘g government aro ih: ernment of Rursia to an exchance ‘of the treaty of 1815, with jajesty’s government, any ‘utwe government Poland cust torest, The firat of these ix the ceto>iish ment (f copfiden ¢ in the gov: rument ou the rart’or the ove ned ‘The original views of the toe ‘Alexander at ated by Lord Ca-tlereagh, who heard from the | me or's own lips, ib a long couversation, the pian ho. ntomp wea. ~The pian of the Emperor tx thas described by Lord Curticr engin 10 Potain the whole othe duchy of War- Baw, w th the @xooj:s20 Of the portion to the west- wal of Katie nh, whch hé WAHL to assign to Pro-sia, erecting the remainder, togecher with the Polish p-o- vine s ormerty dismembercd, into a Kingdom ander the ov taion of Kassie, with # national administration con goo lut to the rem:iments of the people.” The whole ‘orce of this plan consisis the latter woris, Wh her power is retained In the bands ef one, a6 iu the old monarchy of France, or civided a select body of the aristocracy, as the republic of Ve- Bice, or distribut d among @ sovereign, a house of peers Aus & = replesentetive assem! a ry © Deing a Foutiments gays, “As to the future it fidence with which these the necessarily depends institutions will be reccived on * Such an admiatstration as secret Mopolite strungers, foe gs etait} dard ae seme oe the E press Cater! tbe deliber te charter’ ef woer) broken. éhemecivos guilty of Oxpre + an amranee tensions, of even the en’ make wich au fopression on the minds of Pr seat iedeaces econ Shr mgm Th | resent errcamntances moverniner ubat aothing Jens than the {ioe ete of (utasu. es ehowld be advpted as the bases tion — 1. Complcte and geveral amnesty. 2 Nations! reprege.tatton, with powers similar witch are fixed by the ebarter of the 16th (27th) 1506. be \o ae © be Ramed to public offices tm such » manner a (orm @diete! nations) adm.ustration, having the co Wenee 0 the cOwtry 4. railand entire ‘iberty of conscience; repeal ef the ogod in Oat we i D ac goage reoogeized in Kingdom os é sand ted 80 sue in the admunistra- d ip education, | to thoso i Pose totion ‘, The Po she witer calm and full deliberation. im possibie, me . ile the passions of Cit i dieu, way, almowt on © by urn rotine OD bebalt uf tor bor Majesty's government to Pen: Crots usd Ub: ene o the exch are Sore Ket In alt pro! 5 to hope to ermdnet to any gord end & ‘on between partios thus exasperated? In an oru abe successes of fleets avd armies who fight with ithont hatred, my te balanced in a ried ve midat of bostiities, An to be trans erred, boundary more of lees to mM). bt express the valve of tbe latest victory oF cong B we stain ove panes, Se i Hie if 3 i Hy iil NEW YORK HLKALD, ing effect to a treaty to which they were cont@mctiug parties. What ber Maesty’s government propose, pay: ‘] consist im these three propositiong:—1, bead naedt of fle six oin enone: ned ed of nevotiation. 2. A previeto = “ms to be proclaimed by tho Emper r of RAs 6, A conference ot the exght Fowe.& who sig ed the treaty of Vienna. Your kxcell ney will | read and give a copy of this despatch to Priuce Gorweha- | komt. Ru BSbLL, + * Eruption of Mount Etna. Latters received héke Com Sicily state of Stouut Kina Lud ¢. mmee, lack columus ot em-ke were ascending from the crater. ~\<, This phenomenon is exceedingly rare. East India Markets. ae " Boomay, 700 96 oe. “ ‘tings, 83 Ibs.,10r. a 10r, 12a; mule twist, 0r.— apnus atone in good demand. Cvttoa—Broach, 505r.; samgined Base, Re Cooper snoeteing a Clining; copper tile quiet. m , 1 Excha:ge on London, as first class credits, 2s. 3gd._ Freights—Cotton to Liverpool, 60s, kg ie Patterson has been twtally lost off Bombay, it cargo. tne English tail of the 3d inst. has not yot arrived. - aa June 8, 1a. Shirtings, 814 Ibs., active but unchanged: mule tw: Psat, Tig beet E Copper sheathing declined annas. Better accounts have ben received o' the new fedigo Lin-eed firmer. Rice quiet. Exchange om Lovdou First. class credits, 254. 1d" Sreights to Lon don for goods, 808, OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI. cred et Sl gates ian ju! WASHINGTON | rr, July 28, 186s, To ram SoRvevor or Customs: — Clear bosts and cargoes, ex: of prohibited articles, for New Orleans, it desired, Ing bond not tq land goods at intermediate points, except under permits authorized by existing regulations. 8. P. CHASE, Secretary Treasury. We cannot say that we dorive all the satisfaction (rom this dispatch which others do. If it will open to us the all ep tha that navigat tomof five dol.ars per hwudred on alt invoices, and subject to all the interruptions whichta multitude of gents wil be sure to invent, merce, to RuCcERS- ful, must be free and unembarraased by exactions aud delays; it ought to be restored to what it was be ore the war. Astoany facilities which this trade will give to rebels in arms, there will soon be none worthy of nem. In the States bordering on the Mississippi, and it ts the part o' policy to supply loval citizens, and thore who ae now well disposed to the government, with all the facilities and comforts necessary to repair the frightfur dimases of two years of war. Our merchants and business men, who took this matter up 89 cordially on ‘Change the other day, and ap; ointed a highiy respectable committee to co to Washington and conier with President Lincoln on this subject, will com- mita in a week hence, and throw: everything ino con- t is wanted is a declaration by the President, forum. W in the most solemn manver possible, that the navigation of the Mississipp! is again made free to the world—free, not ouly from the presence of an enemy ali alovg ite banks, but trom ail trade regulations of a burdensome ki'd. Such a declaration just at this time would have an«xceilent effect in Europe, where, if recent rumors even Dear an approvch to correctues*, plots aro bel ried of acharacter decidedly hostile to the Union The President might well incorporate into sucha yacer a few sugrestions for the fit of the French kim) eror, and the English government would rej ice to know that their hoid back pelicy had kept themselves out of the diMiculiis into which Napoleon may bave uiready preci- lien himeolf, At any rate, it is worth a journcy to fushington to baye the personal assurance of the Presi- dont that there is to be an immediate and bona fide open jag Of the nav gation of the Mississippl. THE DRAFT. The City Judge and the Writ of Habeas Corpus. During the last few days considerable interesthag Usee excited in ormsequence of the refusal of Sheriff Lynch’ to earve the writs of habeas corpus issued by Judge McCutin in hie official-eapacity ai Uity Judge. | The She: | rif, we learn, bases his refusal on. the ground that: the ; City Judge ts not vested ith ‘Buthority to, iague’ such Since the commencement of the war several hundred writs of nadoas corpus: have beom tasued by the City | Judge in cases of alleged minors. We bavenot heard that the Sheriff refused, in any one instance, to serve the writs in those cases. During the late disturbances in this city numerous arrests were made, when the pri- soners, in many instances, through their counsel, sued out writs of habeas corpus, returmable before the City Judge. After about ten such cases had been disposed of the Sheriff refused to contiaue serving the writs on the ground above stated. Matters have accordingly come to a atandstill for the present, and no further steps will be taken until Satur- day noxt, when the quostion wil! be argued in the Su- preme Court. The Relief for Colored Sufferers. RUSH OF APPLICANTS TO FOURTH STREET. ‘The distribution of the funds collected for the beneft of the uegro sufferers by the late disturbances, which, as wo bave already sngounced, commenced on last Saturday, was continued on Monday and yesterday at the office of the Relief Committee, No. 350 Fourth street, between La fayette place and Broadway. About nine thousand dol. lars have already been doled out to applicants, most of ‘Whom appeared to be very much in need of assistance. The applicants include persons in all conditions of lite, from the whitewasher and mangler up to the well dressed colored folks who exhibited traces of having been well to do in the world previous to the breaking out of the late Flots. Many sickly old women, \umbering along by the aid of crutches, ana men far advanced in years and in firmities werg among those who have applied for aid already. The rush of Applicants Ns4 Qgow co great stnce the opening of the relief office that the fiaztzers Raye been to establish settled rules and regulations id? tht purpose of expediting basiness. Thns one day is devoted W the relief of men, and the next to women. The office hours are between nine o'clock in the morning and four o’elock in the aternoua . . 3 i i ee Fi | ge ie S35 i & LI i the i i i 5 HI if i = $ ! 8 i i i - i i i ul iti iH ip ‘3 i E : ? E it ft t F i iii i i H i fi i : ef i iE ity i i i | é f F 2 § i a i : : E f J i ; § i | i i [ = . g t i : E i i it it i : i 3 gi = e s g #3 : Wk f) eee rns REBEL ACCOUNTS, ER Terrific Lombavdment of Bat- tery Waguer. > ATTACK. A NIGHT THE CONFLICT AS VIEWED FROM THE CITY. The Union Troops Establish a Lodge- ment Within the Works and Hold it for an Hoar. General Taliuferre in Command ef the Rebel Troops, & NIGHT CONTRETUMPS. The Samter Guards Fired Upen by a North Carelina Regiment, &., de, [From tho Charleston Mercury, July 20. Saturday last was a day which will be forever momo- rable in the history of (haricatom. Tho heavy rains had moderated the excessive heat of the preceding fortnight, the morning sky was clovdiess and the light breeze ecarcely ruitied tne plicid waters of the harbor. BOMBARDMENT but it eleven o'clock it w+a noticed that the reports cume in far more rapid succession. By noon it become well understood that the foe was resolved to subject our position to an ordeal much more #evere than any which, up to that time, it had eucountered. that hour, as wo learn by accounts from Fivo Monitors, the (rigate, Ironsides, seven wooden gun. boats, with fand batteries which the Yankees bad thrown up on the lower part of the isand, kept up a con- stant rain of shot and sheil into our works. No loss than sixty five boavy guns and eight mortars are known wo have been iv play .gaingt us, At one time, so rapid was th re, that the roports averaged twenty coven per min- ute. One of the Moni‘ors Iny northeast of Battery Wag- ‘ner and two to the southeast, while the others, with the Ironsides, kept a position nearly opposite the sea taco of the battery. The wooden gunboats manwuvred at some dvstanco outside the tine of turreted monsters, relying chiefly upon their long ranged rilled siogo guns. There were two Yankee batteries on Murris island—one, consist- ing of two gona and a morter, was located at Craig's Hill, within abent eight hundred yards of our battery; the othor beyond Graham's House, and had an arinament of eight rified shell guns. It is catimated that during the day no leas than nine shells were fired at the battery. ‘THE BOMMARDMENT, AS VIEWKD FROM THR CITY, was & grand, terrible sight. The horizon, from Fort Moultr ¢ to Vinegar Hill, was crowned with the shifting Musses ot the smoke of the conflict, Each moment the enemy's tholis, s metimes singly, sometimes ia clusiers, could be seon bursting just above the site of Battery Wagner: but when, at imtorvals, the clouds of white smoke lifted for a time from the avens, the flag of the ‘breve garriaon could be seen still waving defiantly in the Dbreeve, whiie with grim regularity and deliberation our Rane Kept roplyiog LO Cho foe, > For eleven coanecutive hours the bombardment raged with tore or iexe vieleace. About dusk the fire, which during the afternsen bad been incessant (provabiy with the demoralizing onr men and vniitting them * ‘for 6 night's work), began to con siderably, and at dark ceased almost entirely. Tho re. sulle, thas far, bad been of acharacter to give us good enuse tor ‘and gratulstion. Tho damago ‘to ovr.batiery wag insignificant and of 4 kind easily and seeraty re: arable. ‘tho bornbproofs had aflorded ai cient protection toa targe portion of the garrison, and Our casualties at even o'clock P. M. were but four killed and fourteen wounded. Of the onemy’s losses from our fire, if any, we havo, of course, uo trustworthy soeount. Fort Sumter, which bore a part iu the actiou, sent several sholta into the Craig Hill batteries, and also into the camp of the enemy, about throes and @ quarters miles distant, it is bolioved, with good effect. ‘THK NIGHT ATTACK. At a few minutos before eight o'clock our pickets cave notice that the cnemy in heavy force was moving to the ameault. Tho attack was not unexpected, and our men. though much jaded by the fvtigues and expoware of the day, sprang to their ‘with zeal and alacrity. The enemy advanced in two columas of about three thousand men each, the whole undor command of Brigadier General Strong, ‘The column which attacked our right was composed partially of np: troops, who were put in the advance. Onour leit, the other column advanced with spirit. under @ severe Gre from the Tabigren guns and columbiads from Fort Sumter. Aa the column advanced at the double quick the guns of Battery Wagner also opened ‘When the enemy had reached a point about sixty yards @istant our jofaniry, posted belind the parapet, poured a ling fire into the moving muases; the Yankees, never Ness, in considerad'e succeeded in gaining the treveh, and begen to clamber ip the sides of the battery. At this moment Lieutenant Watcs. of Blake's battery, who was in charge of two brass howitzers (belonging to a detachment of artillery under Captain Del’ass, of White's battalion) opened a raking fire which swept the trench, laying terrific havoc in tho ranks of the fissailants, Tho Bowitvers iad page eonaeet u ponition, whicn they occupied so advan! Ny fof us, at the instance of Col Harris, of the eoginegte, al the horses belonging he section having beau pat rors du combat img tho day Twice the eneany was driven back at part of our ‘works (he left), and the trench filled with the euemy's dead attests the severity of the conflict there. On the right, the negro troops were met with » terrible cross fire of musketry. flere were posted, among ciber troops, the Charleston battalion, and these gallant men behaved In a manner worthy the fame their organization had so deariy won at Scoé#sionvillé, The seco d axoult was still more desperate than tho first, bat if was met und fe; elled in the same gallant sty.e by the brave troops OPERATIONS AGAINST CHAB LSTOX. , DNESDAY, JULY 29. 1 altier in Fates Wipoar ve y were four k®e — . were (oor k Ped on A WOrber Lie 4s Kept op om baptery Wagner aver; few mi SCM g ihe rieh 6 9 m toe Oaltery Lear Grae Bem s howe OP SnGK) MOFNing Lhe eMEMY REDE I a fhe Of rnO® to on Db wow show bdo by \ chicky s én fo the trenes # wm hes tr cat | Ow works Ab wom ha pated Hot the chict Cb cet {this re (eet ou ibe (aL OF the Yankee Oommandor was to NOFLUNTY 10 recoMMOH-e OW he + ue S Mnciuode mand ae duty ge byry tng ‘he go Hved vjon vir own mou, und on Sunday vo a oy Fe Taraed “a Suinber of b divs buried previous te the renowsl of | Whe cam wade y ster ay wos eyht hundred —wx iced by our n Mgnd 6 ‘0 bucdred ani oud bey nd our by the en el ing these still unburied, wad, the womnied who have siuce died, the enemy's toa tn Killed aleve most hove bee: ueuriy or «ite one thou. | send = The nun ber of prts@ors tken by our troojs (ia- | cluding wound dy was two hundred aud sore ty 6x. Judging (rm Known habit which the Yaukoex hive of carry ng af ibeir wounded, it seems quite rexsouable to believe that ther fotal lors i ki ied, wounded aud prisonors ovuld wot have eo leas than two shougund, CATURE OF & UNITR) STATEN NAVY BUROBOW. Dr, Locke & |Inited Staten Navy 6 rgean @2 board one Of the Movitors, was arrested Sunday moruing on biurris Istand, i ide our tines. De. Locke hed 00 surgical inséramon's, not even @ lancet about bim, whim cap- tured, but be states that he cume asbore to assist the land surgeons in their operations, who were well 6up- plied. Ho was brought to thia city Sunday eight, and bd @eon walking uur etreotg without hindrance yostor- | A FATAL, STARR, Tho Courier, aHuding tv tho aspault of Saturday night, ebronicles the tohiowing fatal Y bad placed huasolt at the bed of the Sumter Guard, and was in tho aot of advancing on the enemy, w&on, Oy btn BT, Tagg lA age Rieder of the poor pete regiments, who. farkness, had them for tbe enemy, It was in this manner that Major Hameay was abot and soarly all the casunl- ties in Captain Hopking’ company ceourred. po terrane take —_ io Geyer ae the: jorth Caroling regiment ought not to bo unjustly cou- gured for their unlucky display of vigilance, ne INTERESTING REBEL NEWS. Reoee te the Heart of ssehe Contederacy"=The Frightened Alaba and Georgia Rebels ‘Piceing Befo jim, déc., de. BXPRCTED ATTAOK ON ATLANTA, GBORGIA. {From the Atianta Confederacy, July 23.1 We have authentic information that Rosecrans ts or- or It was an | Lottery of Kentuc AILS FOR EUROPE. Mighty imp “teet from Mextoo—-The we Ma.** tian, of Austria, Pro- 1 Kmper?” Se. ard mat) atamenP Persia, Captam Lott, will Teave Chis port anday toe Livarpoot The mais for |mrope sill close in (hig city at cloven O'ClvCk Vale naw oing {Me New Voote Henao—Fdition for Furope—will bo published at tev o’afa 10 the moruing, and will contain highly important iuratiy CPC? from Mexico— the Archduke Maximilian, of Ausirias pea Climed Emperor, and, in cave he declines, the Emperor @” 6 French empowered to Belect # Buitable person for che ,™#itiou; interesting Ho Counts Crom Our Hyeoial war eorresp B40Ot, Of tho attack thewe figures, aad remembe ing ‘he weil | Of the Union forces on Vort Wagnm”: 0M Morris island, Boar Charleston, 8. C.; account of the cay ture of Joho Morgan und his band of rovet raiders in Om; the latevt pews from the Army of the Potomac, Rossua ae’ army, Barks’ army, and ali important war news, 4 latest news from Contral and South America, and roports ° all Intereating events of tho past week. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, Oyo conk’ Sampoou Low, son & Co, 47 Ludgate 1111, London, bag land, will receive subscriptions and advertisements (or tho Naw Youx Har. or Murra} dy & Gaeheaniael teint sm TUC! exrna C ‘Cuass @1—July 2, 1863; 66, 64, 69, 60, 36, 12, LO, 38, 34, 37. 4 Kenevony, Crass Ny tro 1863. 16, 47, TR, 24, 3, 60, 6, 4, 14, G1, 44, S G4, seuttres of wo MURRAY, 00. Covington, Ky., or Ht, Lhate, Mo, jal Draw! of the Shelby College Garay Crass Si—July 28, 1963, 56, 62, 63, U2, 49, 0, Gd, Th, 74, 29, 8. 13, 16, 37, 59, Bw 34, 30, 74, 36, 12 Giroulare sent by adaressing Neeser: OLD A, MOBRIA 200. ington, Delawar Prizes Cashed im All Le, Luformation TR JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 11 Wail #t., N. ¥., room Ne. 1. cee deeeaceeeeeeiemmiaeineaeiemeemeeaiammenimneeee Marricd. Dansawo—Kingrareix.—On Sanday, July 19, by tho Rov. J. W. Lindsay, Mr. Anpxuw Danuna to Miss Manv guess & formidable cavalry force to attack Atlante | KinxraTmck, both of this city. and so rais ids on Northwesterm Georgia and the rail roads im Alabama. ‘he Mayor of Atlanta has tasued a stirring proclamati a, and active preparations are being | 33, at the residence of the bride’ made to defend the city and the ratiroud to Chattanooga, ‘Tho timo is at band when our ability to defend ourselves will'be tested. APFAIRS IN NORTH The Hunt ville Confederate, now noogs, has intelligence from vu On the ry, was¢n his way from Maysville to Huntavilic, and met several members of bis company, who had just loft Huntavilfe to exeape the enemy, who eutered that place about three o'clock Monday morn: ae some soldiers and citizens, who comtem; ds wing there. Ibe firat instalment of federals sald to consist of 1,000 cavairy 1d 3,000 intante: when Captain Gurley left bis in Madisom county, Bhout Keventoen miles this side of Huntaville, he bad io A. ished at Chatta- ag late ws the 17th. formation, believed to be rellible, that the numbor | of 4 at Huntsville comprised and two of intantry, besides artillery companios, with twolve pieces of ordnance, The federals said that they numbered 15,000. Sorgeant Campbell, of Captain Gurtey's company. left Madisen county ou Friday last, and reported to Captain Gurley that another body—num. ver not known—bed encamped at Rock Spring, about twenty milos north of Huntaville, towards Winchester. We beard from burned the Bell fact ry, Belonging to Patt a, Donegan & Co., about eight miles northe ut of Hunteville, the bhaod- some residence of Mr. Jobn Patton in the immediate victuity of the town, and aundry other dwellings, besides | months. Pillaging houres, Ae. Captain Garey ways he d. nothitg of these rumors uotil her hore, and does not credit them On the emtrary,be says that the onemy wore reported as relraiwing from their usual deproda- ena. . When sergeant Campbell left heavy firing was beard in the direction of Whitesburg, supposed to proceed fr: the enenry's shejling the opposite shore of the * to cover their passage to the south side. An improesion prevaiiod that they designed a towards . Of Monday three four or hundred cavalry woot to Whitesburg and Triana, and intermediate ferries, aad drovo back to their homes crowds of refugees who had gene there to croke to the south wide of the river. We learn tbat the Kussian Cossack, Turchin, commands the abolition forces at Huntsville. He it was who tarned joose his mon on the people of Athens, Alabama, telling them, “I shut mine eyes for une hour,’ and ou boing, told by them that one hour was not enough to gratify their pillaging propeosities, replied, “I «hut mine eyes for two hours’’—wan afterwards tried by court martial. couvicted and cashiered for his barbarities, and received from Linoolo a brigadier gencralrhip, in token, of course, of his gracious Majesty's approval of bis conduct. Governor Seymeu: arriv Albany. Atuany, July 2%, 1463. Governor Seymour arrived here from New York this morning. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY. 13th Captain Frank Gurley, of the Fourth Alabama | Myxua to Miss Jcuor two brigades of cavalry | and 19 sources that the enemy bat | tend the \loano copy. At Troy, N. ¥., on Thursday, July athew, Jams D. Grain to Lizazim Conmmat., daughter of K. 0, Soret, en Kdmburg papers Gani —Comsia.. Maxanam E y duly 26. by the Rev. J. W. Lindsay, ‘qaniasC. Manxnan, of ys, to Mias Lrora M. Lowoernuxr, of New York Mrres—Waston.—On Tuesday, July 28, at tho residence Of the brido's parents, by the Tov. Dr: Kola, Jamas 3 |. Wevron. Died. Brxxwan.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, July 27, Gmaas- mmx T , infant daughter of Gerard f od Catharine L. Beekman. The relatives and frienda of tho family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residonce of ber parents, Se aida otroet, this (Wodnesday) afternoon, at two o ; Buown.—On Monday, July 27, Amraun ALHxANDRn, son oho 8. and Jeanaotte Grabain Brown, aged 9 months lay ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hin parents, Pacific sireot, near Clove road, Brooklyn, this (Wodnosday) afternoon, at two o'clook Borp.—In_ Brook on Monday, July 27, Aawes, wife of Willem Hoyd, in Hist year of hor age. ‘Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at meral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. from ber late residence, Oi mand place, rook!vr PRocksn.—At Hong Kong, Cina, on Thursday, april 8, Stoney N. Onoc of Brooklyn, aged 21 yoara and ¢ Conn —At Sand’* Point, L. L, om Friday, Jaly 24, Lautan, daughter of Edward W. and Mary i Cone, nged 1 year. Caom.—On Tuesday morning, July 28, of chotera in- fantum, Many Canes, uly doughtor or Wiliam and Mary Croke, aged 17 mouths and 3 dave jatives aud frievds of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of bor paronta, 164 Kast ae street, thik (Wedpenday) aitornosu, at two o'clook. romaies will be takeu to Calvary Cemetery Caownis.—on Monday, July 13, killed im the battie near Nonaldsonvilic, Sergeant Warren A. Crowms, of Company F, One Mondred and Seventy fourth regiment New York Volunteers, ouly som of Mr». Julia A. Crowell, of Miia ~~ Coon. ‘Tuesday morning, July 24, Amm, retict of Peter Cock, in the 64th year of ber age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are roxpectfy |i) Invited to attend the fumeral, from bor late residence, Matinecuck, L. 1, this (WedmesMay) morning, at von o'el Caawrorp.—On Tuesday, July 24, Many ©. Caawvonn, agod 50 yenra. Funeral wil) take plage from her late residence, 43 Juny wtrent, this (Wedn day) afternoon, at four o'clok Her remaing will be take t the country on the following morning for interment. Cox.—0m Tuoaday , uly 28, Jamna Jomerw, the beloved son of John and Nancy Cox, aged 15 years, 4 mouths and 22 aya. ‘The friends and reiatives of tho family, aleo the mem bors of the J.J. Ciaran Club, are respectfully invited to ationd the funeral, from bis late ;evidence, 294 Wet Advertisements for the Wex«ur Hacate must be band. [*TBIrty second street, ou Ihursday afternovn, at two ed in before ten o'clock every Weduesday evening Its circulation among the enterprising mechanics, farmers, merchants, manufacturers and gentiomon throughout the country i increasing very rapidly. Advertixemonts io- serted in the Waxaty Hanaco will thus be seen by a forge portion of the active and energetic people of the United Viatte for One Dotiar, Broadway. No expense spared to produge A §.228 Bowery, a proof shows tiv ter mitting. Gallery first oor Guaranteed, Proof shown when req PERCIVAL (late Kertsoa red. 142 Chatham at Bronzed and Pi Iron Bedatends, ke. wltable for the Spanish aud home morkets, HUTCHINSON & WICKERSIAAM Canal street, cast of Broadway. aut, Form Georgians, North Carolinians, and sons of our own Army and Navy, Officers and Soldters— who stood shoulder to shouider in the fight. the (F #& democrats of the coautry photagraphed by In the centre of our lines a smail body of the eoemy, HOLY Es, 36 Bropdway rucceeded ia gaining « lodgment in a salient, the gun which had been disabied. Here they main' 1 their = agate pea Aestee Sowmne 3 ition for more than an hour, A gallant bat upsvocess- ‘whee ae attempt was made to dixloige them, in which Captain Tryan fell, and it was fot until » email force of Georgians bad ascended the magazine ap- thus gained a porition to command the salient that the inotous Yankees sur- red the firing eine- whore had ceased, and the i accomphehed their porpote without firing # gun. Movement by yhich thin wae efvcted was undertaken at the suggestion of Colonel Harris. THE RELATIVE LowaRe. The fight lasted from eight until eleven P. M., and was of a desyerate character thi ‘The enemy s low were very beavy. His killed and wounded must have ‘been at least 1,500, The number of his dead lefton the and buried by us yesterday exceeded 600. We cap 200 prisoners, inclading a few of the negro losses were comparatively light. It is eats our killed and wounded will not exceed 100. however, were sortie valuable officare , such Colonel Simkins and Captain Tatum, of the Carolina infantry, and Captain Ryan, of the Charleston battalion, killed, ‘and Major Rameay| of tbe Charleston battalion severely wounded. Wwe im Warren Adams, Company H, in the dack and bead; Lieutenant L. H. Twiggs, Inspector Geho on General Taliaferro’s stafi, wounded by a shell, Stoney, of General Taliaferro’s staff, wounded See privates Bridgman, Boyle and aa, ‘iret Caroiima artiliery regulars, were killed. Powe was wounded in the right arm. ‘Wagner occupies noarly the mite of a rmall pes constructed under the direction of the late Col M. Wagner. Indeed, a small portion of thie sen jocorporated in the peta and traverses of Importance of the site, ae commanding * we are informed oo Francia 1D. Lee, of Tae z fi a : Hie E Poi the engineers, then in |, to the great veces. "se Corgne having been ap General berton, the work was rapidiy to completion under his direction by the |amented ‘of Poston, who commanded the Fity 4 rT a ¥. it Colonel IL ire (acting as it of our liner ; 5 : i i et ile; i i i 3 i I ff i a M E: i F ii i ing than Coat Try the Eagle Gas Stov a. ent, Depot 474 Kroadway. u ARE, Bole Mamutactuver Children Teethtn her wing By rap, Jable aud harmiens, It relieves the child fromm Pe oe Be ging el of ath oe w ving re healt (en feat to the mother, ‘Bicones butue- 2 Of the Nervous, Sem ev wal Systeme —New and reliable treatment —in a Howaru Assoctaion, Philade.vbia Diseases of the Rervous, Seminal, Uri- peditions. Conve. plained im Dr. Larmont'« London and New York Metical Adviser and Marriage ©. Tih edition, over 400 pages, cloth. Bent frre sealed for SL by B WARNER, No. 1 Vesey street, oF the author. 667 Headway, op staira, treatment from 9 to 6 (exept Ratarday and Sunday tchelor’s Hair Dye=The Best nianeo ws, harmiaee and pertumers. Factory, Ai Barclay street. a. o—Marsh & Co's Radical Care 1 Vener aureet, J other (ruse avengamt Facts for the Fechie.—tent Gratis and pest paid anywhere. All who are feeble or nervous should fread it, sent to the author, Dr F. Hotiiek, bem 3,606 Powt offee, York «iy. Electrte and Wonderfai + Satisfaction | arent. No reliable. Sold | street, My California papers ploase co Dnvse,—On Tuosday , July 28, the beloved wife of Johu Dennis, tp the 23d year of her age Tha friends of the family are respectfully invited to at fend the funeral, this (Wednesday) w(ternoon, at two o clock, from her late residence, No. 6 Cornetia otreet, Devvey.—On Sanday, July 26, Ama Dorery, « wative of Faimburg, Scotland, aged 64 years, 4 months and 26 diya The friends of ner sous, Vhuip aud Poter, are requested to attend the rom the we of hereon Philip, No 14 Woorter ry day) morning, at ton 0 clock EAinburg # pleane Vay day mornin ot Peter and Margaret Fay The friends and retutive favitod to ati y ly 24, Jammy, infant son 10 days. respees!aily bs Teaidewin of Yow Wedwow tay) alle tow hus Ty wbroot Boon, AL two O'« Pubsin (Ireland) papers please Fearn. —Co Mouday, July 27, Wiliam and Margrette 1 days Tiree only won of rvom.—On Mowday, July 27, Acar, beloved won a and Hebecca Ferguscn aged 6 years, 9 months aud ye ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also, the mom bers of the Sanitary Voice fores, are reaywetiuliy invited to attend the funeral. from the restieore of his parents No. 224 Weat Twenty fourth etreet, Unie (Wednesday) af tera on, at four o'ciock, with ut forther invitation Gunes —On Tuesday, July 4 ber of Company D, Sixty « Volunteers, aged 21 years ‘The frienda ol the (amily, and Chose of bis brothers jo law, Ibomas and Charies iwohran, ore respeotfutly te vited W attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, trom the revidence of tis brother-ia law. Charles Lechrin, 205 West Forty-eighth street, between th aud Ninth avences fhompon, —On Tuenday , Jaly 24, Wrssam, beloved aon of Wiltiag and Sosan Gordon, aged # years, 3 monthe and 14 days. The relatives and friends are reapeetfuliy invited ty tend the funeral from the resiience of bin paren B11 Faltoo street, Hrookiyo, on Thursday after three o'clock, without further invitation Chicago and Oincionat) papers please oo Gents wk.—AL ber reavlence, No. 47 Fulton street, want Kists Coma we aged 25 ye vited ty attend the fomersi. thiw Weeinesday) morning, at ten o'elock. Her remains will intorred ib the (tuetery of the Kvergreene Landon papers please c yy Gnmm.—On Monday, July 21, at the residence of hus law, Charien Loughran, 205 Weat Vorty «gbth Gna The friewds and relatives of the farnilies of Charts and Thomas | oogtenn are iovited to attend the funeral, this (Wedneeday) afternoon, ab two 0 clock precisely Nase. 0m Monday, Joly 27, Dowwnm fot Gustav Haag, aged £2 years, § months aed 27 days ‘The (riends and acquaintances of the family are re syeetiully ny ited to attend the faneral, this (Wetnewday) afiernoem at two o'clock from 098 Fath avenue |, Jonmry D)., som of Joie aged 7 years. § tacmthe and 22 days The reistives and friends of the family, ale) the mem. bers and howorary members of Cunton Emgiog Company No, 41, are reepectfally invited Ww attend the funeral, from the readence hin parents, No 91 Attorney street this (Wedneeday) afternoon, at two o chark Hewrt y, Joly . Mesoaner Passe Youngest danghter cf James sod Kileabeth Hewitt aged BD yeare and @ romthe ‘The friewde and relatives of the famtly are reepecttully ehuewiny) ater parents invited Ww attend the funeral, thin ( oot st two o'elock, Crom the residence of her No 14 Mar strat M Reso |ts.—Dr, CW, RLIN, 90 Bond strent, New York's | Hawntwe—in Brooklyn, oo Tomeday, Joly 28, Captain rol for the eure of ihe p bow int nein SGts wt ore tng norman W. Hace. Se 2h year of bw age —. 08 emt 4G ey wre July 28, J0tes Kamnn, Ne 2} Complesion.—Laird's Wioom | infant daughter of Joho Hi 7% Sotiosem of You Fear for a4 bow iifving | Funeral servicw at the revdence of her parents NO ne oer ple om =e AD 8 broecwsy, | O18 Enet Wittiwth street, this (Wedeemtay) morning. at i — tan o' choot Hue Hate BD. 50 cente—Hlack oF Kmsr.—Oe Tocsday, July alter & long aod paintul | ete, ental mata Depot, Ko. ) Barviay erent, Naw, Foonan Knit, aged 06 yours, © mrwthe and 4 i Les = oe mmm oa triende of the family sad there of be som John J Goureaed’s Poudre % tan cee. tease of tn ee ee alr from a foreheads. aad Dorland, are respects wy oO Oread street the fonersl, from buntate rot one, | Christadere’s Hatr Dye, Preservat LF, a lela aad cd eamaaa { g! Pie Aone enna soe retail, No.6 Astor Howse, lemmcaws —in Wireokiye, on Toweday, duly 28 Crancme o aye {7 Sill Rh, son of Wiliam aod Lydia Lineegang, aged 4 years, 19 Miller's Pt ete cme Beat, br 4 t the family ore invert ard moet matured ot for Wedumetay) wttent attend the funeral, fr ber b ‘onidonee, Ne 4 q he funer rom ber tate ri je, Rint str 7 ) af teemeoe cowunption, Mam « pp ae and Kacbei .. Loud, aged 1 your, Smowths and Fare theo woil, awoot Littio angel,‘ (are rtp a For thou wore too pure avd tovely Iu &@ wortd lke thin to dwol The relatives and friends of the family are r tavitor siiend the funeral, this (Wodueaday ) af tareaae, at two o'oloek, (ror rN M0 prt dpee from the residence © bis Cather, 190 De- Momygow.—-On Monday, July 21, of | Gikier Worn, kyed"BD yoare. The rolat ves and frieuds of the fpmi!y are rompootfull, | invited to attend te funoral from the Tesidence ef her Bioce, Mrs. Margaret Lano, No 257 Sevonth avenue, thie (Wednesday) av Half past tea o'ohek. Moons. —On jay, July 28, of old age, Magy Moons, in the 74th your rao : ‘Th relatives avd friends of the family aro reapeottully invited to attend the funoral, thin (Wednesday) after noon, at two ofoieck, from bor late roeideuce, 402 Vass Forty seventh street, Morroan—At Springs, N. ¥., om Sunday more ing, July 26, Wits Torn, ony ohvid of Lowts J amd Carrio Y. Muiford, # mouths and 22 days ‘ At Hoboken, N. J., Susan liavron, daughter of kB. and Jame M> Ogden, Oy Tueeday, July 28, Jims O'Reasy, aged native of county Cavan, Ireland. Lived and friends, and Ubess of bia brothers Corbolius aut Juba, ago respectfully invited Wy aliend the Sonoral, from his late revlence, 107 Madian etree! now Montgomery , this (We inesday) afternodn, at two o’clodk. The om ere of the Tom Moore Assocation are imvited te Lot jvliioruia papers ploase copy. wm iev. AL Fonterts Meadow, i, J.,on Monday, Juty 27. Mr lon Oanimy, io the KOLB your of hie age. ‘The relactves and friends of Lae tuuily are respeotfully favited to attend the tunorat, this (Weduosday) atternece, at (wo o'clock, from bis Inte resideave. Carriages will be in waiting at Quoone to moot thegarning train, Tremox—On Monday, July 27, 0f paralysis; Hesse, wife of Ario! Natterson, aged 47 yours. The relatives and friend: ho family are ‘cot, KB. D., (hie (Weduendany At half-past two o’clook, without turtuor mvitation: Newark, N J.. 1p sieenn come: Powter. — On ionday. july 13, im battle, at Donnidsam Liowtenant Devan Powrusy (won ot Wm. H. amd Postley), of the 174th regiment, New Vert and & member of the second Company, Hew » N.¥. BON. G., aged 20 years aad MA alonant Postley was ahot through the head and ta- wtantly Killed, while tn the aot of recapturing @ section of artillery whioh bad fallen the hands of tho 'e ¥ July 24, Kvenawa, daugntor oF Edward and Aimooa Pelouze, aged & years and 6 moutes, Tho friends of the family are requested 10 wtieud Une funeral, thin (Wedneaday) afternoon, at three o'clock, ab tho resiasee of hor parents, Nu. 70 Witloughby street, Brook lyn. Parxton.—On Tuesday, July 28, Wits Pavates, aged 41 years. 6 months and 16 days His friends and relatives are reapoottully invited to at tend the fuseral, this (Wetlnosday) afternom, at (ares ololeck, from bis lato residence, Saller’s lane, Hallorsvilie, Quneranv.—On Tuesday morning, July 28, Panne L. Quinrauy, danghtor of Goorgo W. and Frances E. Quin tard, in the 19th year of hor age. Tho frieuds of the famiiy are invited to attend the fu- poral, at the Church of Incarnation, cornor Twenty - eighth wtroet and Madisom avenue, on Thursday aftornvee, at throes o'clock. , on Thureday ia, Generad Ramaay——In Waahington City, D. C, mere. ing, July 9, Wavawontn Ramsay, Agju of the Mitlia of the District of Columbia, eldest son of Captaim Ramaay, United States Nevy, in the sth year of yall the relations of life he was a man of mark, ase gontioman, his huavity Of manners inade bim Uhe adimira tion of a farge circle of friends, and bis geveral doport ment ovincod hose char . om trying CGoanIOns, make mae speek, Benonr—On Toosday, July 28, at CV Horma, tntant daughter & Alexander 3. and Marieans Ba rout, aced 4 weeks ‘Tvanne —Ow Tuesday, July 34, Jom Tone, @ sative Of Greouock, sootland, im the Gist year of his age, Tits friends and these of the (amily are reapectfully re- qnosted to attoud the fuveral, thia (Wednesday) more log, at hall past ton e*clock, feom Ibis late sesidcouce, Mo. 196 Kant Breadway. uBhec at gn onsen duly at, Mra, Aem War, io the 64th year of her ngs. kon, Thomas 1. Way, Ne. &23 Lexingtom aveang, (Wedveaday) afternoun, at fuur o'clock. MISOKLLANBOUR. GUIDE TO THK HUDSON RIVER A otarien Me Bi. 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