The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1863, Page 2

v4 Often they are canght, however, without any protection. | In the attack to come off to-mricw the Tronsides will FINANCIAL Al AND COMMERCIAL. Sometimes they accept the doctrine of chances, and vake | the screaming missile and its humming, whistling frag- iments, with no attempt to dodge thom; but a driver struck, or a horse :naimed, or a wagon shivered to pieces, or ® team frightened and tearing demoralized back through the camps, nightly attests the dangers to which theco faithful men are exposed. ‘Tu SHY OF TH FROOPS. One of these days the story of this siege is to be told in detail; not yet, however, We must wait a while belore, by a description of their labors, full justice can be done to the gallant soldiers now putting forth their efforts for the reduction of the rebel works and the capture of Charleston, How they landed upon this narrow, barren Dauk of sand in the face of a fearful flre; how impetuous- ly they pressed forward, taking battery after battery; how nobly, though vainly, thoy fought at Fort Wagoer— those are already matters of history. But the undaunted spirit which impels them, the unswerving confidence, which animates them in their present duties, can scaroe- Jy be realized, in the sun's Hlerce glare at noou, in the Still, miasmatic air of midnight, in all the hours of the hottest month of the year, when other armies are appa- rently rest.ag from their tolls, the troops on Morris Island aro cheerfully striving, valiantly fighting, tirelessly dig- ging, steadily advancing to secure the prize which lies across the channel, e mile or two away. SHARPSHOOTERS. Lurking behind rifle pits in front of Fort Wagner are a few rebel sharpshooters of the truest aim, armed with weapons of remarkable range. ‘They fire atall who are 80 venturesome as to expose themselves by day, sending 8 bullet, fasbioned like the celebrated Whitworth bolt, at @marvolloas distance toward our lines, Faster than sound these missiles travel, and in the daytime the least exposure at the front is perilous, To circumvent the authors of this source of annoyance, Major ‘Plympton, Acting Assistant Inspector General, has selected the best marksmen from the different regiments, and has organ- ized a corps of sharpshooters, with which he hopes to thwart thorebol riflemen, Already our “erack shots” have partially accomplished their mission in bringing to the sand a number of the enemy’s sharpshooters. COLONEL GHATIIELD, After every severe eogagement, when the lists of the killed and wounded are scanned, it seems as if a special Providence had directed the messengers of death against the best beloved and bravest of us all. We thought so when Strong and Putoam fell before Fort Wagner. Espe Cially true does it appear pow, as we see in alate Now ‘York paper a notice of the death of- Colonel John 8. Chat fleld, of the Sixth Connecticut Volunteers, He was an officer whose military abilities were of a very fine order, and whose place it will be difficult to OH. Always courte. ous and affable to avout him, in camp be was a strict and impartial disciplinarian, and in action one of the coolest and most intrepid of men. Tsaw him at the battle of Pocotaligo, in October last, He then had com- mand of the First brigade of Brannan’s division, and led the advance whicb drove the enemy from their batecries. His dauntiess valor on that occasion secured the per- sonm thanks of Generals Brannan and Mitchel. Lator in the action he was severely wounded in the side and was carried from the field, Colonel Good, of the Forty seventh Pennsylvania, succosded him. After a brief season o: rest at home he returned to the field, tm- pationt at the separation from his regiment, and reccived in the desperate aesanit of the 18th ult. bis fatal wounds. ‘That was a.desr and disastrous fight for us, at the price of such men as Strong and Patuam and Chatfleld. SRNSAT.ON STORIES OF A HUMBUG CORRESPONDENT. The editor of the Baltimore American, having fortides himself with.« commission as a special. agent of the lost Oftice Dopartinent, in vrder tosecure a free passage bithor, has commenced the arduoin duties of bis new position by quartering, himse!/ upon the Admiral’s Gagship, and io- diting within his cosily farnished stateroom a ridiodicus let- ter to his paper concerning operations oa shore. “The naval battery, wich is the advances battery, le. going up to- night,” he says; Perhaps se: but while our ‘naval bat- tory is going up’’ a dozem land batteries are being crocted. ») At least it might with justice tothe army be stated that these sailors ou ahora baye the cordial co-operation & General Gillmore in thelr efforts to redace the rebél works. Tho story of the capture of Ove hundred rebols by four companies of the ‘‘Loat Children,” related by the same writer, has no foundation whatever. Neither the Leat Children nor any other chikiren bave captured any troops upon an ‘island to the rear of Folly Island,’’or any other island, since the assault of the enemy upon our lines lagt month. The overweening desire of this umbili. cal writer to ytve the navy the exclusive credit of opera- tions here is not counterbalanced by such faise news as this, quoted ae eagerly by the press of the country; nor ‘will the officers and men. of. the floet—never slow to ap- preciate gallantry in othor branches of the service— thank any ove for heajung upo them ‘ll-timod praises or covering them with stolen glory, ‘THR MARIN? AT WORK, The battalion of marines brought down from New York by the Arago were ianded on Wednesday, and aro doing excellent service ov shore. They area fine body of men im physical appearance as well as discipline, and are commendably anxious *o do whatever they can towards helping the army into Charleston. ALLNMSS OF GRNKRAY, GUIMORR. The restiess attention whjch Genera! Gillmore has be- stowed ypou bis command the eccupation of Morris Island has) prostrated him, two days past he has been confined to his marquee, unable to sit up, thoogh {bis afternoon he i pronounced mach better, and his speedy reeovery is predicted by ais attendants. - ‘THR WKATEER, Hot, sultry mornings, whose atmosphere is burthened with tho smoke uo! the camp fires ; still hotter noons, tem- pero! slightly by covasional pully of breeze from the sea, and cool, airy nights, make ap the “general run o’ werther’' on Morris Island, During the last forty-eight hours we have been biessed with a few weleome drops of Tain, the firat that have mdlstened the burning sands for more than » fortn ight. UAT OF CASUALTING SINCE AUGUST Fe pare ate Alay Young, Co. F, ‘Wioth Balen Volunteers, u 1 Private ephen Foley, So, C, Third New Hampshire Volnnteors wonnded in tho thigh Privote Alien Strade, hot Thi teers, wounded by Duliet ip the arm and knee, A: Private Jeromiah “toeker, Co. ¥, Third New tillery, bund shattered by premature discharge of August 12 Theee tng tated. rivate Andrew H, Volunteers, killed, Av Neory’ Heldtmana, Co. A, One Hundred and Volunteers, ‘ilied by @ ebell in the trencbe, he Press Despateh, Fhacuny Avcusta Dinswoms, August 16, 1863. Since Mevday events have been rather movotonous. Wehavo veeu exchanging shot and shell with the rebels night and day, with probably but Little damage to either side. Tho enemy's object was to retard General Gill- more’s siege Works on shore, but they haye all been per. feoted for mome days The Jutention to open on the 13th was abondoned on account of some difficulty as to the quality of army cohnoalion aad owing to the sertons in- pees 35 \\nore, He is, nowever, much Detter, and the ou the heavy sloge work wYl commence a! daylight to.mo:row, The *bure battorior, gelling the range of thelr guts yesterday aud day bei », knocked three holes in the mm prevails that the rebels are 1 blow (tapas soon as the assault comme Omit of nearly t but six 9 °# On (De parapets ton days ago, + of those in the casemates ve erected a line of earthworks a mile inund, from Fort Johnson to Secession Jong on Janie ville althoagh Uiey have bat (ow guns mountel as yor, dbt is ) seed to be tho dastination of the gans taken umber, f picket boats around Somter report that there te « Uvity ana ng the rebels every might, with schoon steamers The weachi continues flog, with a very calm sea, and fe mos! favorable for ay qperations. ‘The is "hot 0% good sea breeze and occalional thunder showers cool the ale, Everything now 1. readitess on #¢a and on shore, fand al) aro looking forward to the Work of to-mOrrow, Cortaia of CoMmplee Frecows Reinforcemons® ooutinne to arrive daily, and quite a Jargo wry Ig How OD the (slate, rs Wednesday night tho robots opened on our works with grape Bod Canister, On loformation recetved’ from two sutioth who deserted to the enemy, Wo tom two Rilied ond two wounded, ‘The Monitgrs wout tp fo the might and opened on Wagner, and Wie rebol guns were noon stienced. Advniral Dalilgre® wébs ou board the Patapseo, joining her under the game Of Port Wagner, asd came near be. Ing taken off by & shot (rom Whe fort. ‘Tuo indications are that the rebele rie crpaity upoa thelr oBatractions and line of de- == ————?s— NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1863. —_——$—$$<—$—— | engage Fort Wagner and koep hor ant, whitlat che Mont- | tors'and shore batteries ongage Sain'er; at the same time | the wooden fleet and mortar schooaes will engage Moul- tric. It will be a grand affair. | ‘Therebel works on James Islau! .a@icate that aa“at- tempt will be made oo the part of the rebols to drive | General Giltmore of James Island, or to so anuoy bim as to interfere with his siege of Sumter. THE VERY LATEST. i Avausr 16—5 P. M J learn from the shore that tho rebela have piled sand bag on the wharf im the rear of Sumter, againat its rear wail, forty feet ugh, completely protecting the magazines from the shore batteries of Gen. Gillmore, The removal of the guns from the parapets of Sumter is probably from the conviction that our army batteries will silence tuem. There have been but two or three shote fired to-day— both parties observing the Sabbath day, It is generally understood that the assault will be made to-morrow, and the weather promises to be most favor- able for operations. ‘The ocean is as calm as a millpond, and the atmosphere ia clear and light: General Gillmore’s health ia much better this evening- The Reports from Washington. Wasauroton, August 19, 1863. ‘The government reosivell a despatch from Charleston via Fortress Monroe this morning, to the effect that on Friday and Saturday the bombardment was terrific. The action of the sea was eo great om Sunday that the gunboats could mot eperate with the land batteries with any good reault. Ou Monday it was-expected that the sea would bo smooth enough to enable the iron-clads to joia again in the attack. This despatoh says there was a report that General Gill- more had succeeded in reaching the city of Charleston with one of his long range guns, and had actually thrown shot Into the city to such an extent as to call forth a flag of truce from General Beauregard on the aubject. It is proper to gay, in this connection, that there is 00 official confirmation of this “wonderful” exploit in gun- ery, nor is the report believed by military engineers in this city. Sumter Svon to be Ours. A private note, dated off Morris Inland, five P. M., August 16, states:— ‘We will have Sumter to-morrow certain. Charleston in Hor Tix Time of Trouble, if the Savannah srmaetne sate i) July 24.) ‘To one who moves about people of this famous city it cannot be ‘ioguiaed the @ feeling of ‘com- mingled doubt and ing to hopelessness, taken possession of all minds. ‘They look to the Tmncre « with many forebodi: et in some cases amount- of evil. And vot, in spite of all, they are calm, dignified, sel(- sessed and resolute, Thor bo pat’ hero, nor pros: pect of one, The joint recommendation of EOS ral dont regard ng the Mayor that the women and children de- of satety has been 3 H i i if iapeier: i Z| reget < ae EE sigEpiuiell pili Hale 4 it I oft the minds of the inbabitants, I should be unfaithful 10 the truth did I fail to refer to the causes of this uncasi- ness, as such & state of footing must have @ reason, real or enna N believes that the city is not per- ey iifeary ewes ites amen tte =n proper m a jor tion. Whother this be true or not { shall not id to ay. ovon were I » competent judge of such matters. M objcot is simply to stato a fact, a belief, whi bo heh an may feoprtidves founded. every opportunity of military ed lucation and pbs Sods while his exploits in mf cel have pooular adm sat elfect, we are et tT to overlook the cause,an excited atate of the public mind being unfavorable to rational eeeies Are the may gn of South Carolina, i i 1 ; H a i i 7 i ij i i i H fi i i FI : { E 4 ! it i Lachliaon, be having received his commission as Captain ago. imity to a fallen of which bat fow of us are capabie. of battle «nt Saturday, which was fought at such close quar- tera that the dead and wounded of both sides were Mingled, Sergeant W. H. Santine, of the T wtinall Gua Guard, was seen administering water abd other refreshments wa severely wounded Yankoo within a few feet of his ‘own dead brother. The battle field, after the fight, wondrous conquests over human passions be wounded and sick are all doing well to-day. Capture of a Tho Daily News of Savannah gives an account of the capture of « launch of the Wabash, by the Coofederate blockwi¢ runner Juno, Lieutenant Porcher commanding con the night of the 4th inet The Confederate cunboat Chicora, Captain Tucker commanding, started down the harbor accompanied by the Juno, (or the purpose of re connolteriny the channel. Porober's orders wore wren inte oF Capture any of fay bey of launches that come im his way. About # mile from Camminga Point the Juno yan into ® Wabash launch, containing a crew of twent two mep, under the command of Acting Master a A Haines, of the Powhatan, and carrying @ twelve-pound howiteer. psa E of the orew jumped overboard, and the remainder, ingladiog Haines, surrendered. Tne Chicora kod Jtmo, thes. returoed weit thelr pia, nviug Leen without of fired at by out ‘ Saving ewes sree eel Explosion of a Lecomeotive. Pumaoveraia, August 19, 1863, A locomotive about starting for Atiantic City exploded - thin morn'ng, demolishing @ frame house near the depot?” Nobody was injured, "Wupnaspay, ‘August 19-6 P.M. | Money is easy and abundant, In some quarter? the report ia that nothing is allowed over five per cent; in others Lenders claim that they can get six for all their means. A prominent banker com- plained to-day that he could not use ail the money he had idle evgp at five per cent, The variation in rates arises mainty from the quality of the col- lateral and the urgency of the wants either of the buyer or the lender. First class mercantile paper is very scarce, and may be quoted 4% a5 per’ cent. Debt certificates are inactive. Gold fell to-day to 12454, closing at five P. M. at about 121. The exchange market was very dul); bankers’ bills may be quoted 13748 %. At the latter rate there are & good many more eellers than buyers. If we hear of the fall of Fort Sum- ter it will be safe to expect to see gold fall below 120, and this appears to be the general impres- sion. There is really no warrant in the condition of affairs for even a premium of 200m gold. The Cr sth re fishing and Deautl 1 det class Dis me fron ‘New Yor Haven Bailroad ps, RICEVILLE HOTEL Md’ b ACnOMMOn Ey 100 do......bd0 8954 100 Altop&TerHau RR 65 100 do, -. 66% or forty more boarders. be reached by the Shrewsbury Be rer) Raritan and Dela- a COUNTRY BOARD. Beak’, On StarER ISLAND.—A. LAROR PRONE | berv an Inquire at'Towell’s Gottage, Vanderbilt's nile Gating. | olit —STRAWBERRY FARMS, SUMMSB. A) Soe spate ae tere a ack ofr Hoag Branch delet ‘shade, Fomantic, ‘alka tab) and large hall, w! BIC, BTC BOLLE ts attrac: Gone; $1 per weak: f olian ant seiraniy ale oe ae on ae, ll Sf gi ‘avenue, An adjoining Cottage to let BOARD. 200 shs Mich Cent RB 117 ov BS ht aR 107 100 her OUNTRY BOARD—AT WHITE PLAINS, om Horn oom Raltroad; Siete 13 mens et, Ne York, oF ‘ape rs oD: < wi BQNBORY, White Plana” ON THE HUDSON RIVER, AT Sub-Treasury is paying off the last gold loan, and in a short while will be in # condition to drop a million or two into the market. The stock market was active and variable to- day. Before the board it was very strong. Erie sold at 11734, against 115% last evening, and Illi- noia Central at 124%. At the firat board there was some irregularity inthe movement. Erie fell to 116%, with very large sales indeed; Central fetl 23%, Southern old 2%, Illinois Central'l, Pitts- burg 1%, Fort Wayne 1, Rock Island 1%, Galena X{, Chicago and Aiton 14, Terre Haute, %. On the other hand, Michigan Central rose 1, Reading 134, Hudson %, Harlem 1, Erie preferred 5%. The business done was maderate; a good’ many of the sales seemed to be to realize profits, while others were credited to the bears. The commission houses report large outaide orders to buy. Governments were inactive; State stocks and bonds were very dull. At the close of the board there was a rush to sell stocks, which caused a pretty general depression. Erie fell off %, Reading 134, Pittsburg 1%, &o., &c. Atthe one P.M. call in the public board there was some disposition to sell stocks, which was freely met, however, by new buyers, and eae | 18 were consequently kept at about the prices made fo the regular board room after the call. The at- tendance was large and the business extensive. At the afternoon board there was a sharp rally in Central and Erie, and the general market was bettet, though Reading fell off three per cent. under an increased supply of stock. The excite- ment when Erie was struck on the call was very great indeed. The stock had been selling in the street at 115%; it now touched 11914, new buy- ers having evidently entered the market. At the close of the session the disposition to buy was rather general. At the four P. M. call of the public board there was no material change in quotations,‘and the whole market closed strong. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— wee Bi rog.105 «110% 0 120 US 6's, "81 cou. 106: it 1.80 «+ «+106! ‘The following is a statement of the the Brie Railway Company for the ending July 31, 1863 :— 1862, 1863. + $600,007 835.482 136.286 haa et foo bossa stussa ed 06,004 101,800 ‘Total soven months,..$4,208,048 6,871,901 1,605,240 ‘We learn that the company have on hand money to meet all the interest due till February next. Tn the last five months of last year the road earned $4,124,284. Up tothe present time this year the increase of earnings over last year has been 86 per cent. Should the increase continuo at this rate the earnings for the remaining five months of the current year would be over $5,500,000, and the total earnings for the year $11,371,884. Should the increase for the remain- ing five months of 1863 be only 25 per cent, the earnings for the year would atill exceed $11,000,000. At this rate theincome account on January 1 would stand ag follows, estimating the cost of working the road at 60 per cent, as against 58 per cent last year—that isto say, at the rate of $550,000 a month, pesiost $405,000 a month last year :— $11,000,000 EUs oyun ae Gs Surplus on 1st January, 1964......... +. $1,008,042 As, this winter, the road will begin to enjoy the benefit of the Atlantic and Great Westera exten- sion to Vincinnati and St. Louis, which will renfler it the great highway of travel between the East and West; and as, about the samo time, the Penn- sylvania coal branch will be completed, which will give the road a coal traffic to which it ts difficultto set a limit, it does not seem unreasonable to expect that next year the semi-annual dividends on the common stock will be raised from 3% to6 per cent, and the stock will become a permanent ten per cent dividend paying security. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— por ution Balance. The IQinois Central Railroad earned for the first two weeks of August $213,000; and for the same period of 1862, $128,883 65. Incroase, $84,116 85. A certificate of banking was issued yesterday for the First National Bank of Norwich, Conn.—A. | H. Almy to be President—with s capital of $100,- 000, with the privilege of increasing it to half « million. Stock Exchange. 1000 13000 e000 2000 30000 9600 thos0 6000 1000 500 5000 3000 19000 10000 ea 00 Merchant geome € cee ane Et 232 Del 160 Cum! 260 100 Cea 600 Amarican Coal 100 Bucks CoLaad 100 do. 600 do. 6 Pacific Mall 88 160 Hod mgeee A 400 8 ¥ Central RR: 132 100 do. 1A Cad do. ie 100 do. Me odo. 131 400 de. 190% 1280 e 180% 0 " 10 5 Goce dae ies &. 190% too a. i | haga? ne Ae. ny W “artsiow Youters, for gontiomea, wife and ohild and Stay wlah to romnin torougtrtse wiater Address box | New York Post oilice, ‘i nl neta fart ie ees RD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, UNEX- fp ond be firat er a eae —— burton avenve fi priate above oraddress pig box is ‘Herald CORPORATION NOTICE! NOTIO! OF STREET commrseions NO, WAY.—TO CONTRAS in, a sealed navelone work. and wi snaio reon, will be received at ‘at thie ome Dipak il look Ar » he 30 kelo RR prot 106% 100 Alt & Tif Sales at the Public Board. “endorsed with a 1c der written until Monday, Auguat ‘weat side Lexi ‘venue, between For. tieth an yraeat stgeots, and on, north Side of Fortieth omer mene ic and Fourth aveniie. poms ont bs igs woot: alto fon Fiftieth. street, from Fit arenue Broadway. Fe wot! ours on and gut! eerie Se ae es NE Se nee ‘and Third avenues. Butlding house for use of Engine Com ae! 2. Boreas house for use of Hose Com) Building house for use of Hook and 2 Corapany. No. il for the Jeffes arket bell tower. "Bee pe tenets ee econ oe: Blank forms of proposals, together vith the épecifications and agrecmonte, Dated see Doparin New York, A ms 1863. ‘oma a. 60) NEUL, Streot Com loner. FFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. 237 BESESSEE a ef eceses 3B 3 Pe ezesose ¥ Pott the rect a aod wit naonst be pte mer 2 ‘1868, at 11 o'clock A. M , for 6 Leonard street, for the use of Eu.ine ss together with the sail and agreem cbtalaed ed at sl ge aa. ae abr CORNELL, Birect iGommlationer, SALS_ RUCTIN BRICK TUN- Poms ake Mighigans wo tiles fong, for the cy ce onemy, }OaRD or Purtic Works, iolia mbnted yd RL 1863. any tuepiamber Sat Hl oslo celock’ A, Mat. which doe te . the same, for doing “alt the work and fur Herials required {oF the construction of and @xtending from cot ‘what nuimerous nui Vy Cn ete soll, | together in accord. te id A earn eC ane pound Se had actor er sous ri nsoeive, separate Propoeate: for u or my, at wi ive for the tunnel proper and lan gaat fos for nt tecting cribs, nd for the'caat iron cylinders for lake shafts, ‘Board th te ee ee eee al a eieten aie eAABy 2 all bid aa sealed, and must be socom wae a Meta amotint of $900, blaska for eh will no, iliac. seinem Sbegeyetes a CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waonmspay, August 19—6 P. M. Asums.—Gales were made of 35 bbis. pots at ‘Tc., and gmail lot of pearls at 9c, Stock, T6¥ bbis. Basanervrys,—There was more doing ia flour, and froah ground was firmer. The aales included 18,760 bbls. Btate and Wostora, 2,000 Southern amd 609 Canadian, Satis within our revised quotations. — wore Fer sas ae Ff ‘pai — \ ‘ERED, srdot Public works, See72842On sessssases a3 2 Napa aE RE apenapregaT . i ee. it seit aqeudé —Pork sold to the extent of only 750 Provmons ¥ tens, aod $100.0 $10 Ts for new prime "eat cootinved jor new contia' t in Titiived demand, with. aalos of 426 bbls. ot $10 25 8 wi fioormare or $13 60 for prime, and $13 75 a $15 for extramess. Lard to 20, Freie, tnaes coreg was in active request, with gales of 2,200 packages at Francie, Herald ofiice. OMe. a 10: hands af ie. bs for aboulders, and. B30. 8 85%6. for hana. ATRIMONY MADE EASY, WITH INSTRUCTIONS Bucod wan active, with auloe of 1900 boses at O30. 6 Loreourting, ta order 10 win the affections of the oppo. 630. Butter and'choese continued’ inactive at previous wing haeeetegs My Ho ‘Rrca.—Sales of 200, bags Bast India, part Te. a 7346. pbegrnge Haan ethane n'y. 8caars continued. with sales of 1. Ls BoBoes, Corte. ints, Bterececopic Views, Cat. gn pe oe A A BRIDE mm. eee, ase as epee Se bid, iat onse the bid te ac ws wanna, OVO sr i ABINGTON, T Tae _Nehno ov Exmo.unsy, Yor« To accordance with 6 of the Bnroiment prove tare 130g, he hereby comune Odors’ aE. Btates, in reference out tig Fie , militia Co ee commence Og Agta 's Ovriox, "Og Aneta 10, eas, “| am DisTRiCT or Naw stun Peer order to. enter a if of thst eaten as and torent oe a ofa errr Ca oper! fo herep: ry rnished e Bixth district te of ao under this, La es me rk, under the act app: J 8, 1868. entit act for enrolling and eal eat atlousl forces and for’ ether purposes,” and in uf the ach aforesaid F chat a draft be made in the Sixth diatrict of the Gtate of New York for the number ase assigned to said district and fity per ceat 1 i. itness whereof I ep my yy - Fr my hand and ory ‘the seal of the United States ay bar Had saat of August, ta of our one yu wy in of ie Uuived states the! i ip RABAM LINCOLN. ‘sirlet of x: wil * | agement inion a, Nlounly made bearing date Heapquanrens, Paovost Minsuat, Disraior on Naw Me "Tautas 3. 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