The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1863, Page 5

THE TROOPS IN OUR CITY. An Immense Army of Occu- pation. Regiments of Infantry, Cavalry and Anillery in the Public Squares. The Sidgaradbens to Enfores the Draft, Read &., &e. The city yostoray wore a very decided military aspect. Soldiers armod in tie completest manner showed them- selves in every quarter,and all the public squares were transformed into camps for newly arrived rogiments, ‘Bent on here epecially for the purpose of preserving order during the draft, which is to take place this week in seve- wal wards of the city. One of our reporters made a tour ‘through the city yesterday, and discovered the presence of an immense force of infantry, cavalry and artillery, Occupying every desirable square aud public ground suit able ‘or camping purposes. THE CITY HALL. In the old City Hall square the appearance of things “Was essoutially warlike. The dreary looking barracks ‘were crowded to their utmost capacity with troops. The ‘Various grass plots were invaded by an army of occups- *tion, and scores of tents of all sizes and shapes were thrown up for the accommodation of the gallant sons of Mars. In fromt of the City Mall the Twenty-second Con- mecticut battery were encamped, and ail the stakes and ‘ehulns were either broken down or impressed into the @ervice of the soldiers for the purpose of securing ‘borses, he. This battery has six splendid pieces— four rifled ana two brass howitzers—which are ‘Delieved to be capable of doing great execution should a ‘Buituble emergency unfortunately arise. Besides this bat- tery, tho Third Wisconsin Volunteers, commanded by Col. Bawley, and the Second Massachusetts Volunteers, com. Mmanded by Colonel Coggswoll, were quartered on the Oyen space immediately in front of the barracks, A ‘Series of spacious tents, each capable of accommodating thirty or forty men, were erected on Saturday evening and yesterday morning, and the soldiers appeared to @pjoy their new quarters much bettcr than those to which they had been accustomed out in Vir- gioia and other sections of the rebel territory. Crowds of people lingered about the barracks and City Hall throughout the day, inspecting the soldiers ‘with a curtous aspect, and talking over the draft with a Certain degree of excitement which indicated resignation rather than a rebellious disposition. TOMPKINS SQUARE. Next in order, proceeding up town, was Tompkins Square, which was the scene of mach interest and excite- ment. The place was completely in the possession of the Milita y, and the usual freedom of passing in and out was denied by vis'l.ut sentries posted at all the gates and en- traces ou aveuue A, Seventh street, avenue B and Ninth Strect, This square is situated in the Seventh district, ‘where the draft is to take place to-day, aud from this fact more than ordinary interest attached to the presence Of the soldiers, The troops quartered in this place con- Bist Oo: the celebrated Twelfth regulars, United States Army. and the Third and, Sixth Vormont Volunteers, be- longing to the Sixth corps of the Army of the Potomac, making a very. large and efficient force, and composed of Some of the most select men in the service. The Tweifth Fe: vlars have distinguished themselves on many asan- @" vary field, apd th Vermont boys are not at all bebind hand in bard earned laurels and glory. Ample accommo- ations have been (urnished for the siceping and culiuary comforts of these troops through the intelligent foresight Of their officers. Up to a late hour last night a high state of excitement ‘was moticeable in the vicinity of Tompkins square. Thou- gancs or men, women and childroa wore constantly on band, and kept the guards just as busy as they could be in endeavoring to out intruders who were constantly fatrivirg to'Mih'the gauntlet of the pickets and sentries. ‘The feminine portion of the crowd gave most trouble to the so'diers, who were often obliged to raise their bayonets and Leioebrtsers: f eet the lines on @ varicty The prsahreriocn AE Irish, Americans, nd representatives of otter Bationalities. The Germans Bppeared to predominate Bérgely, and occupied themaeives Peacetully in discussing the draft. There was no symp. ton of violent qppowition 16 the draft, but the general Sentiment was nevertheless antagonistic. THE MANHATTAN GAS WORKS. Our reporter found {the Manhattan Gas Works, which, » Were quar- tered in that portion of the gas company’s butiding locat- ed on Fourteenth street, to the east of avenue C. Every. ‘thing in the vicinity was in a profound state of tranquil! ty, although the streets were densely crowded with peo- ple. Tho bigh walls surrounding the gas works render the chances of a successful attack very improbable. MADISON BQUARE. This pleasant green spot in the wilderness of houses ex. isting in our metropolis is another of the localities which Dave been selected as camping grounds for the army of occupation. The appearance of things there yesterday was perfectly surprising. The entire square has been turned into @ pasture ground for horses and a dormitory for sol- dicrs. Some two hundred spacious tents have been put up, and strong frame stalls, of substantial construction have been built for the aeoommodation of artillery horses, &c” Ibe troops stationed at this square are the Four- teenth regular infantry, the Fifth Vermont Volunteers ‘and the Seventh Mu sachusetts battery, which has done such valuable service since the outbreak of the rebellion. ‘This battery is commanded by Captain Davis, and con- gists of one hundred and thirty men and six field pieces ©! cighteen inch calibre, The Fourteenth infantry is under the command of Mijor Giddings, an officer who stands weil in the estimation of bis men, They are nearly six hundred strong, and are a fine looking body of soldiers. Everything to Madison square is conducted according to strict military regulations. Pickets, guards, and sentries are posted Inside and outside,and the greatest order and decorum are preserved. Thousands of people ‘wore assembled in and’about the square yesterday, looking at the dress parade of the soldiers and listening to the fine music performed at intervals by the band of the Fourteenth regulars. More troops were expected at this ——ae and Brigadier General Ayers was spoken as (he person to command the ebtire force. LANDMANN'S, OPPOSITE JONES’ WOOD. A very heavy military force was likewise stationed ta {Landmaon’s grounds, located bn Third and Second avenues, just opposite Jones’ Wood. Tle troops in this piace aro all cavalry, and uoder the command of Colonel Mott Their camping ground is weil selected, consisting of a series Of gentla, slopes, shaded by tall which afford pleasant resting spots for the @earied soldiers. The force is made up of detachments from the Fourteenth aad Sixteentn New York cavalry, and smal contributions from other regiments, numbering alto- gether, perhaps, about 1,500 available mon. The scene at Landmann’s yesterday was quite picturesque and fcomantic, The pleasure grounds were crowded with thousands of Germans, who wore indulging in their asual festive games and tibations, Bacchus and Venus ruled eupreme, or, in other words, lager and sparking had full ewig. and the gay votaries of Mars eae right heartily ‘TUS ELEVENTH AND SEVENTEONTH INFANTRY. ‘These two regiments, which lately arrived, were quar tored a short distance from Jones’ Wood,on Seventy Gret street, oxst of the First avenue. The Eleventh and Seventeenth are the old regiments which Generais Heint. voiman and Keyes formeriy commanded. At present the Eleventh is subject to the orders of Major Gordon, and the Sevemteeuth is under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Green. Their camp is well selected, on & cool shady piece of groand, just on the edge of the East river. It will thas be seen that, ladependent of the militia regi- ments and volunteer troops posted in various quarters of the city, in armories and other buildings, General Dix ‘and Provost Marshal Nugent have « tremendous army ‘under their control. The folly and even madness of any attempt at an outbreak is therefore too self-evident to need clveidation. There ie every probabiliy that perfect order will be preserved and that the draft will be euc- _ceastully enforoes. The Drafttn New York. - THE POURTE AND SSVEWTH DISTRICTS. ‘This morning the draft commences im the above two diate, The military and civia authorities have made NEW YORK HERALD, every prepartion in Order that the draft may be seated, More troops arrived at Gover out with order and qui." nor’s Island yesterday. {© the Fourth district the pase ing will take place at 41 Chxmbere street; in the Seventh ‘at 63 Third avenue. ‘THE NINTH BASTRICT. In the Ninth district, where the @re7wing was interrupt. ed in July last, it will be recommenced on Wednesday next. ‘THE EIGHTH DISTRICT. To-morrow the draft willtake place in (he above dia- trict, af which Captain Manierre is Provost Marshal. Orders Relative to Deserters. GENEBAL ORDERS—NO. 1 "New Tonk ¢ om amp Harnoe, New Yoo 0. Heapovarrens, Unirgo Staves ee: all ‘Ths Commanding General pg officers to the ort number of men aod | pene ts conclusive and binding upon the secruit, and ia enlistment ‘in any other regiment, troop or company” « ip sonsian She Serve been continuous) “ with- Out @ regular discharge fron? the regiment, troop or com- bog he fm > wae be int gored,” cabot bia bim to pooled pe mel m3 shail Knowingly twee “ receive eand en) rd —_ such non-commissio.ed or soldier, or shall got, after bis discovered to be a deserter, immediately confine him and give notice thereof to tho Soreere tatoos stare wel oT po. laa ‘The extent of this evil, and of the frauds 1) ral and State governments in connection wit the gene- it, makes it that the most stringent éhould be under their supervision; and all mex who may bd found to Dave left other organizutions without being regutarly dis- char,ed will @: once be confined and sent to companies, it Bn $c ne. within the limits of this command. If beyond these limits they will be sant to the depot at Fors Columbus, to be transferred as soon as the convenience of the service will it. Officers who may be found to have received men knowingly will ber reported for trial, and a agents and brokers will also be reported, where the ev! is clear, to be pro- secated for inducing desert! A reward of ten dollars will be paid for the approhen- sion and delivery of each deserter to a provost maranal, to the commander of @ military post or to a United States recruiting officer, where there is no ong gd mar- shal or military post convenient to the place of arrest. Tho officer who receives the deserter will furnish the ne- ceasary vouchers for the payment of the reward, and tho Quartermaster will cause these rewards to be promptly id. ba arrested within tho limite of this command by the provost marshais, by the police or by citizens, will be sent to Fort Columbus, to: be forwarded as soon as possible to the regiments to which they beiong; but if any person delivered as a deserter claims to have beon improperly arrested. the prisoner will not be sent for- ward until the cage has been investigated. If te claim is well founded, he will at once be disoharged from cus- tody*and: furnished with transportation rin subsistence to the piace of his arrest. In all other cases the prisoners will be daly committed for trial, and the chargo in each case forwarded with the prisoners, when they are sent +0 their regiments, or to the authority empowered to ap- point a General Court Mart: By order of MDrigad ‘igadior General CANBY. C. T. Corsrexsey, Assistant Adjutant General. NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST. 4 Union Raid Into Central Mississippi. Great Destruction of Rebel Property. Locomotives, Cars, Depot Buildings, Machine Shops and Ordnance Destroyed, &e, &., és. Memram, August 20, 1863. About two weeks since Major Genoral Hurlbut ascor- tained that there was a large amount of ratlroad stock at Granada which the rebels wero trying to get off South by making temporary repairs on the railroad. With his dhuat euergy and p om iines:, Genayal Hurlbut arranged an expedition to destroy this stock, first sending a request to Gemieral Grant to make a diversion (rom the south to aid 66 enterprise. The expedition started from Lagrange, Tenn., on the 18th, under the commind of Lieutenant Colonel Phil- lige, of the Nineteoa:a Il. ois mounted infantry, and reached Gr.nads on the 17.b, driviag General Slimmer, with two thousand men and three pieces of artillery, from the place. They then destroyed fiity-seveu locomo- tives, upwards of four hundred cars, the depot buildings, machine and blacksmith shops, and a large quantity of ordnance and commissary stores. They captured about fifty raijroad men and a number of other prisoners. After Colonel Phillips had thoroughly accomplished his work, Colonel Winslow, from General Grant's army, ar. rived with a force from below. The expedition returaed to Lagrange to-day. Great praise is due to Colonel Phillips and his gallant command for enduring the hardships of such a march through central Mississippi in mid-August, and for so thoroughly crippling the remaining energy of the rebellion in the Southwest. A bana of guerillas drove in the pickets at Lafayette at midnight. Our boys rallied dud followed them a fow miles, killing four ‘and capturing seven, and returned ‘well satisfied with their midnight adventure. Intelligence of the movements of our forces below is eontraband. The weather is very bot. There is coo sideravie cotton coming into Memphis by wagons. News from California. San Franco, August 22, 1963. Business is generally dull, There is nofuews. Pablic attent! engrossed by loca! politics, which have caused much exéitement bere, The regular Union Conventtos has ho, after ne eet trem NEWS FROM MEADE’S ARMY. The Rebel Lee Believed to be Preparing for Another Raid. The Country Between Washinw’ on and Warre™ion Still Infested with Guerillas, Important Statements of a Deserter from Richmond. ; | SHOOTING OF A DESERTER. . ~~ Stringent Orde, Relative to De- sertios &., a, ao Mr. G. Chapman's Despatch. Fimapqv asters, ARMY OF TER td August 23, 1863, Ou Friday last, tho 21st inst., private Jesse Mayberry, of Company C, Seventy-firat regiment, Second. division, Second Army corps, was shot to death with muaketry in front of Geueral Warren's headquarters. Mayborry de- werted his compasy on the 13th of October, 1961, and wag arrested in Phiiadelpbis a couple of months since. He alleged that the cnuve for his crime was not cowardice or unwillingness to serye bis country: but, ashe was Srregularly mustered inte she service in the California re giment, Colonel Baker, be could get no pay for his ser vices for six months; mewowhile hia wife sod three children were reduced to the necessity of asking alms of the people of Philadelphia, and his widowed mother, who depended upon him for support, actually was amde a Public charge. Hoe could endure it no longer, but left the service of his country to raise his family from beggary, He diod like a hero, his last words being %‘ God save me—God belp my poor wito'and children.” His demh caused deep glvom in his company and regiment, and many thereare who doubt if the execution has hadiag salutary au effect as might be desired. James Thompson, of the Third Maryland regiment Twelfth corps, was also to have been executed for the: crime of desertion on the samo day, but he was reprieved by tho President, ‘The newspaper monopoly’ in the Awmy of the Potomac {s getting to be ® most unmitigated:nuisance. We are utterly unable to get the New York or Eastern papers. ‘Lhe contractor only orders twenty-five hundred Hmnains, when be could easily dispose of twenty-five thousaud. I could. easily sell one thousand Amxscos daily at the Heratp headquarters, as I am constantly asked for thom by officers, citizons and soldiers. It is hoped General Meade’s late order will work achange for tho better, but if not, we must have the field epen to compe- tition. Yesterday a party of five Israclites, who had smug- giod themselves tuside of the army linea with pinchbeck wares with which to defraud the soldiers, were over- hauled by Colonel Sharpe's officers of the provost guard. They wore handed over to Adjutant Gifford, who kindly (urnished thom with honest, if not honorable empioy- mont, in cleaning up the camps in the vicinity of head- quarters, Their wares were confiscated, and for coming into the army without the proper pass they will eventu- ally leave the lines wiser, if aot richer and better men. They do not look at ail happy this morning. It ie the purpose of the Provost Marshal to overhaul all such rat- cals; and Adjutant Gifford states that he shall exert him. self to the utmost to suppiy them with healthéul exercise. ‘The Post Office Department of the Army of the Potomac, under the management of W. B. Hazlett, amd bis able chief clerk, J. £. Cooley, works witha regularity seldom equalled, ag you are aware by the promptness with which ‘the letters and despatches from the army correspoodeuts roach you. An oifort is now boing made to pat the newspaper traffic in the hands of the corps, division an@ brigade post masters, as it ought to be. Captain Randolph, the commander of General Ewoli’s body guard, with about a dozea members of his company, were captured yesterday by a detachment of I’leasanton’s cavalry near Water Mountain, in which vicinity they had beon marauding for several days. Randolph acknow- lodged that bis was the party who oaptyged the detacn- ment of our signal corps at Water Mountain last week. ‘The prisoners will be sent to Washington to-day. General Lee Preparing for a New Move- ment. Wasumoton, August 23, 1863. Lieutenant Newcomb arrived here to-day from headqar- tors with two rebel officers recently captured, One of thom, Captain Randolph , led the party which captured the signa! officers on Water Mountaiv a few days since, and claims to be a momber of General Ewell's staf. This is doubted however, by the military authorities, who beli eve him to ‘be nothing more than & line officer. Affairs at the front remain quiet. Lee ha# been receiv - ing retoforcements during the past week, and is evidently Preparing to attack us. His pickets are inactive, but our scouts report that the enemy is making preparations for on early campaign, and contemplates a movement similar to that made last August. A few deserters aro coming in, whose statements cor. roborate this intelligence. Our cavairy is busily engaged upon the flanks and else- where, arresting rebels in the guise of Civilians, and capturing scouting parties. About fifty prisoners are now confined at headquarters, most of whom will be sent tothe Oid Capital as so00 as their cages can be examined. The region of coumtry between Washington and Warren- ton is still infested with gueriMas,aad members of Mosb; mm, | and White’s gangs are captured almost daily, These in- nominated a ticket for the Legislature which gives great | dissatisfaction, and an independent opposition Univa ticket will be brought out. Fatal Affray—Arrest of the Marderer. Boston, Aug. 23, 1963. James Monroe Sawyor, clerk in a dry goods store, who was stabbed on Tuesday night while walking with two youug ladies in Tremont stroct, died iast night. Edward Owens, the assassin, fled at the timo, but was arrested this morning in Marbichead, and will be tried for murder. 1 to Gad that Owens committed tho fell deed trom motivgs of jealousy. Coffee Barrmoay, August 23, 1363 Cargoes of Rio eoffee, from the barks Lapwing aud ‘Wathington (some five thousand three hundred - bags), were sold bere on Saturday, to go out of the market, oa private terms. The Sivertwe PuILADELraia, Anil 23, 1363. ‘The subscription agent reports the sale of $872,100 five- twenties oo Saturday oy the various agencies. Bonds are delivered to July 27, for New Engiana Protection “and At Sol Bost om, August 21, 1963, The State of Massachusetts sow employs a commis. sioner to pass over the route from Washingtoa to New ‘ork daily , to nocompany New England soldiers diecharg, BS or fur ferteghes and And protect them from extortiopers aad swindlers. Barning of the Steamer Zimmerman, Niagana, ©, W., August 21, 1963. ‘The steamer Zimmerman, of the Toronto and Lewiston , was destroyed by fire at her dock last night, The feecond mate and watchman were burved to death. panicago, Auguat 21, 1963 ‘The Republican State Conveatioa of Minnesota met yew terday , a04 nominated Onionel Stephen A. Miller for Gow eruor, and U. 1). Sherwood for Lieutewant Governor. For the other State offices the present incumbents are reaom\- pated. Metarn of the Yacht Sparkle. Posriawn, Me., August 23, 1463. ‘The yacht Sparkle, Captain Shoter, with Deputy Col- lector Byrd, retarned last night from cruise after the prisoners who eecaped from Fort Warren, having beard ue their capture. ‘Tum Bar Burra Asmow Losun—The festival of this dividuals when taken profess to be peaceable citizens, but in every instance they have proved to be gueritias. Some have been arrested within our lines and arc now awaiting examination as spies. A gentleman who loft Richmond a week ago, Saturday, August 15, reached this city today. He has resided in Richmond since the breaking out of the rebellion, and his statements can be relied upon as trath ful. Captains Sawyer and Flynn, whose execution bad been ordered the day previous to bis departure, were not executed. Nothing was said about it publiciy, but the sentence was quietly suspended. There is no probability that they will suffer while Genoral WH. Lee ‘and Captain Winder are held as hostages for them. The conscription is being rigidly enforced. Ati classes, between thejages of sixteen and sixty, are taken wherever found, except those employed by the government or who are exempted from having heretofore furnished substitutes: under previous calis. As this is alovy em maw, there are, of course, no substitutes accepted. ‘This gentleman, with « friend, left Richmond to avoid being forced into the rebel service, and worked his way into our lines, walking eygbtyive miles in three days for that purpose. It is exesedingly diffeult to effect an es- cape at present, every moans being taken to preveat it. As fast a8 conseripta are obtained those who are Gt for feld service are sent to the army. while the more feeble are detailéd for guard and city duty. Even iovalids are seizod, who are unfit for military duty, and placed in the hospitals as nurses, in order that Ablebodied men may be sent to the feld. Three iron-clad gunboste—the Lady Davia, Chicka- hominy and Richmond—are completed, and three more are being built on tho games river, The itichmond i fully manned and ready for action, and is stationed at Drury’s Blu! The others are not manned as yet The James river, from City Point up, is full of torpe does, similar to that whieb was exploded under one of vur oats a short time rine. When this gentieman left. rate of sixtoon dollars for gold, fourteen doliars for aiiver and twelve dollars for greenbacks, in rebel currency. OF course the price of everything was excessively pigh and rapidly advancing. The most gloomy feeling prevatied in regard to allaire at Charleston, and although a good deal of conideoce was fet Ia Desaregard, there was but little hope of « favor. able result at that place, and the minds of the people were prepared for the wors:. The despotism under which they live isso severe that nove dare express sentiments unfavorable i we rebel cause or the Davie dynasty; but there is a good deni of Jateot Unkm fooling existing even in Richmond, and no incoosiderable portion of the citizens would rejorce to ene the city in the hands of the Union army, and the rebel iy, which is so rapidly working their destruction, terminate forever. Lodge will take place thie a/ternoon at Jones’ Wood, ihe | Severe Order Agaimet Deserters from the festival has always been weil atteeded, sod those inte- _ rested tn the obecte of the acclety will mot be backward | 00 this occasion. army. ‘The following geveral order has been promulgated — } bankers wore payiay at the | ‘The nraetice of desertion br substitutes ender ibe dats | Sahey of martial law will be awarded to such delin- quents a8 may be recaptured, and extraordivary wun be made to effect that object ‘The q¢idence following cases tends to show that t, gentenced ofiere themselves as aubstituter for np arose of obtaint " Fecapt kc «money pn wees FROM WASHINGTON. “ssuwarow, August 23, 1863.» THE FIVE-TWENTY couPrONs, ‘The Treasury Department is issuing the third series Wenty coupons, each series being one’ hundred of tiv millions in amount, The new bonds bave sdditional Protections and guards against counterfeiting, Upon the face of the bonds the denomination appears in a gilt de- vice underneath tho engraving, which cannot be removed nd cannot be copied by puotography or any othor known Process; and the backs of the coupous are #0 printed that the coupons for one period cannot by alteration of tho date bo substituted for another Period withovt detection, Tho bonds are con- sidered a8 even safor from {imitation than tho former isaues, and are produced at far less expouso. THR CROPS. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture, in bis Mmoathly report for August of the coudition of*tho crops, says the wheat crop just harvested ts most excellent, both in amount and quality, and the corn crop promises to bea full one, although im sore localities in the Wost, ‘where tho drouth of Juno has extended into July, it may 1BO% be sO good. The Marsden wheat has entirely failed tosastain its charactor in this country. It is am Evgtish variety of groat excellence thore, and hence it waa desira bie to test i¢ bere. It ia presomsod that the failure is owing to the difference of climate and time of sowing. THE CONSOMIPTS AND SUB@TITUTES. ‘There are now at the conscript camp om Mason's Ialund, Bear Georgetown, over four hundred white conscripts and! wubstitutes. . THE DAAPT IN WASHINGTON, Daring the dra(t im this District excelloot order has beem maintained. The recruits are, as feet as thoy arrive, organized inte companies and placed under instructions until there shall be occaaion to send them to fill up regiments in the field. substitutes are old soldiers. is estimated thas from tweivo to Aftcen hundred white soldiers will be obtained from the draft here, The colored consoripts as fast as recetvod aro transferred to the negro regiments in process of formation. THE STATISTICAL CONGRESS AT BERLIN. ‘Mr. Ruggles, the aolegate on the part of this govern- ment to the Statistical Congress at Berlin, loaves this week for his destination. THE MIGRATION FROM BUROFB. Tt ts also understood that the government has sclocted an agent or agents to go to Europe to operate largoly to augment the present tremendous volume of emigration hither, It is desired that the tide of new comers, repro- senting all vocations, shall be turned into the slave ‘States with a view to put a new people in contact with the freedmen. GENERAL COWDIN, OF MASSACHUSETTS. General Cowdin, of Massachusetts, is now here. It willbe remembered that his nomination for Brigadier, General was defeated by the Massachusetts Seoators. It ‘# now understood that the latter have offered him ao Office of lesser dignity. ADJUTANT GENERAL FOR MASTERN VIRGINIA. F. E. Foster, a clork in the Pension Office, has been ap- Pointed Adjutant Generat of Eastern Virginia, ARRIVAL FROM DIXIE. Wiviam gH. Loach, master blacksmith of Tredegar Works in Richmond, and goatractor on carbines for the rebel States, arrived after five days jouruey in Washing. ton, en route tor the North: City Intelligence. As840LT Uvow 4 Poiceman.—Between eleven and twelve o'clock last night a number of young mea mado an assault upon officer Hart, of the Eighth ward police, one of whom inflicted several severe biows uson his heed which it ie fearod, may reault in great injury. A desperate en- counter took place between the parties, when two of the eS ig. Hamed John McLaughlin and Patrick Goff (the ter the Assiatant Foremam of Engine Company No. 11), were arrested by officers Traver aud Hart aod locked up ag the Eighth precinct station house to await an examina- Daowssn Waits Baturma.—Thomas M. Farles, of this city, was drowned yesterday, while bathing in Newark pad Se poned Saltersville, N. J. The deceased was an made to save i by hi rigs. ind some mombers of No. 44 Engine Company of this city, who were present, but without avail. Prizes Cashed all Legalized Lette. J. Bh CLATHON a £O., 0 Wall street, room No. 6, Pigs! Cashed in an tenel ized Lotte. given. BA’ LL Wall stgeet, room No. 1, me: CORPORATION, Established under the Companies’ ‘Act, 1962, with limited iia- AUTHORIZED CAPITAL NB for gl STERLING, Iu 20.00) shares of £50 enc Already issued. nS, Li shar shares of £30 each. Chatrmen— Barry Goreue fiantane Em, Chairman of the ODeputy Ob in London—-Raber: Gillespie, Jr., Baq., my Cheirmen tm Lopdooe Hea of the em of Uillenphes. Mortati a Co.: Loman penne hairma Medate, Ean. of reibald Boyd, Gnton Bank, Lon don, Wm. James’ Fertile, of the firm of Fernie, Bro thers & Co, Liverpool; John Gilehrint, Es. of the firm of Giichrist, Watt & Co, of Sydney, Diredia of ie U nion Bank of Lo don: Wm. M. Neill, a of the fem of Netit Co. Manchester: Joun Pender, Ke MP. Ma of Woodward Ha New York—Win | Assistant Manager; 1 it Maw) Commercial Agents, Messrs. Howiand & re—London, the Us Rank of London Ei and, lod.a and China, the Ori seetarias Sank of peed, 1 q etal Bank Corporat ioe Fork, we Bank of att ny ot Kenricas ten (limited) ned of. bangs, to taane Commerr labile in all parts of the world. pnd Australis salt be upon the Oriental Bank Corporation of Further be ascertal , oheas 8 Wallmteats a New Vous. August 24, 1863. = WM. WOOD, Manager ‘To Bottle Man rs. We invke proposals for supplying us with Bottles of the best quality, made ig our own moulds and well annealed. a. see as fast as they can be de. Please state price for pats and quarts, delivered at Saratoga; Warranted to bear the pressure of bottling and temting with Congress water. Terms, cash on ‘completion of contract, CLARKE & WHITE, ‘Aveust 15, 1863. Congress spring. at Balch’s Wants lvered le Visite for § pues, 453 Broadway, sear Graud stree! Diseases of the Nervous, Semi nary aot Sexual Systeme —New And reliable tr reports of the Lowerd Assocmtt: envelone (ree al Adare Howard Association, uladelphie. Iron Furniture, Iron Bedste Racks, | subvrolla Stands, be, (HUTERINSON a wickne: SHAM, 00 ‘anal street. road: way. Do You Want to Become the Owner be partiowlars, Grover & Bak (CRUE BRATRD tuwixo MAC new saw ins tah iN earoui IMA AY. near T ty second aireet Also, Enbraerag “Besalon, Cord aking. Quilting, and every description « FAMILY SEWING ted 0 commpatent oparstors &t short notice, | Machines porate went wo fi ies by the day or week, Dye ta the Beat, Ty ite Bold by dragginte. For the Hate Bar bes! snd CReapent article , Toupers, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing avia Cream, for beautifying the hair, at Wo A BartuLLons. 16 Bond saree y8,2 Trteopherons— Te |, Sh Barclay sees, We atifal Complerion.—Laird's Bicom or Ligutt Pearl, ” h for preserving and besulifying Hromiway or any part of the boty . Mark’s PoE ee. Commeros erate ara wae in the East Indies, China | Pelee te ttle Uproots Mair | 4 MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1863. has become #0 prevalent that hereafter the extreme E PACIFIC. MAILS FOR THE eftorts inthe | The mail sioamahip Qooan Que’ ri 1 | will leave this port at noon t The mails (or Contral will close #* * _-aay for Aspinwall. America and tho Souts pant ten o'clock this morning. that ‘ev rd ph wanata—haitiog for, the Pacibo—will be publiabes a. a. vaot WING O'CIOCK LOH MOFBING, dae will contain the latest intelligence from Charleston, South Carolina, with details of tho Operations for the Beduction of Fort Sumter and the Capture of Charleston; the Fpsition of Leo's Rebel Forces; Important intelll , Nence of the Movements of Generals Rosecrans and Buro. ni. 40 in thé Mouthwost; Account of the Union Movement in } Yorth Caroliva, with the important Letter from vids," showing sbe condition in which the Rovels have placed @he‘ Old North State;”’ The Latest News from the RebelijoVS States; Important Intelligence from Hurope; The iates.” Sporting latelligence, aud reports of all inte resting or | WPortant events of Lue past ten days, Single cop tev, in wrappers, ready (or mailing, six conta. OMctal Driwwings or Murray, Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Masourt State Lotiericn 46, at ta "66, 30 7 AREA ugust 22, 1863. if 59, 87, 3, 66, 36, Bo 44, 34, 19. Kenroon Seay Sim Aig at 22, 61, 59, 43, 67, 46, 8 1 37, 42, 38, & 5 ae 32, 16. Gireutars sent free or citarée, Dy mi ar Panby Te Covington. Her. oF Ht. Lous, Mo. ¢ OMctal Drawings of the he Mietby Cotlege Lottery of Meathety, ma CLAS MS—Auguat 2% og 9 6, 78, 26, 74 4, 4 41 , 30, 78, 45, 66, 59, OL, G8, IN ak, 56, OF. 26, 72, 29. aabiiciian’ maaan (YT a MORKIS & CO.. Wilutiagtou, Detaerare. OMctal Drawings of the Library Asso~ elation Company's Lottery of Keatucey, EC Cans | 271—Augus 22, 1369. 5, 56, 28, 65, 7A, 50, 8, 49, 48. 38, 28, 74, at 52, 54, 11."50, 1m 29, 60, 8, 46. “hme ent iy FRANCE, HLL & Died. Crowns —In Jorsoy City, on Friday, August 21, afer a sifort illness, of congestion of the lungs, Jun Clowes, only shrviving son of Joseptand Annie Clowen, aged 17 yours, 2 months and 2 days, deeply lamented by largo circle of retatives and friends. Dewrsny.—On Sunday, August 23, aftor » short and severe tiness, CaTuanime Duaurany, the beloved wife of Michast Dempsey and sister of Patrick, Thomas and An- drow Lage ina batives of the parish of }, Queene: uty, I and late residents of Seventh avenues, tho friends of her husband, und thos of iter brothers, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband, 136 Seventeenth street, corner of First avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, without further baile nag Queens county papers pers please —In Jersey City, om Sunday, August 23, Taowan M. Fanuas, agod 35 yi ‘The frietda and relatives of the family aro reapaettully invited to-attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 188 York streot, on Tuesday ‘Afternoon, at one o’cloek. Albany papers ploase copy (Por other Deana see Secmd page.) MISCELLANEOU: A NEW PBRF! ¥OR THE HANDKERCHIEY, Murkncr OF THE CEREUS. CEREUS. CEREUS. CEREUS. CEREUS. NIGUT NIGHT IOUT MouT MIGHT NIGHT BLOOMING BLOOMING CEREUS. MIGUT BLOOMING CEREUS, MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. free win ibe farvond botitt t Sat rally. whie ASON, St. Nicholas Hotel. SMjold by druggtete ene | A. xt ert RIGERATORS AT COST. HOUBE- + keeping articios equally low, at E. D. BASSFOKD'® Great Bai Looper Tnatitute, N ANTIDOTE ED Rr 1DEMICH. NO: A Appear th m weather, mit ue transitions, every ou prevented or remed ver Dy the use OF STRINFELD A RB on senepted tonic. ead In every hot climate As a corrective of the distempers of Cho. lera and Di it iy a remedy perfect cure; and against every prevent.v* The COGNAC Gikisrs Eesa'ie Vrarope ia known to commmeron, all others aro frauds, call: by any name they may tear, Although {mpostors of ncree manufacture noxious atull and gall Bittern’ the only itiaps fa i France and sold in New York by 8, STE: street, amd by his aub-agents inevery part of the ‘FALsa NCE Is AROMINATION, 0 a ye Hinde BR Ww ‘8 Standard ‘em, ranted accurate and Sarena. af fall sap a cf of bus oleante and Fe by R. ow No'S Barclay street, opposite i. rH ona ats TABLE at | ROWLINO® Photographie Liberal indueementa vifered to ‘tive ten (atanmit —— —_. THE SECOND LETTER 0} UN CATARRH, By Dr. LIGHTHILL, will appear ia the New Yor’ Times of Wednesday nent. ‘the author, cam be consulted on Cumarrh, nee Rye. Kar and Throat, at his residence, 34 piace (Highth stroet. beween Becond aud Third ave- ues), from OAM oP Gea CUSTOM CUTTER A first clase man (German pre'erred) “with a good soquaintanee, which he omn control and baving tive capacity to superintend the mauifarturing of @ stock for the cy retail trade ta the Be Good charater and habite and fret class n equired Good posaion and libe al salary Address for three days B.C ©. Herald offer. Co UNIONS, INVERTED NAILA. KNLARGRD dy and ail disrases of (he feet cared without pala | OF tncanveniemor 10 to the patient by Dr ZACHALIF. Bur. | xeon Chirapodiat, 760 Broaiway, Kefers to physicians and | Surgeons of the city. | IRECTION LABELS AND TAGS KINDS I White and ©) printed sod plain, it purchasers, at VICTOR B. MAUGRIs, 113 pe™ 4. BCH ENCK OF PHILADELPHI rofeasional'y itis wamero consumptia to eal ow him im No. 32 Bond street of bronchial affreth Price of the Pulmonie Syrap per bottle, or $5 per hall doven. nt Reaweed Tonle cach $1 Mandrake Pills 25 conte eo. 9g ¢ CONRAD, FOX, 81 A supply of the Docior's medicines sivays neyt ‘al bis olen, SEs atten ” oe MPORTANT 10 THE DEAP.—RYP AND FAR VON MOBCHZIBKER'S succeanes im the Weatment of deafness, impaired wigh! of total Vilninews te attectiog FEM stlention. Oaice 1.077 Walnut wishes, Paiinasphie, M2, play milliner and dresemaner eho ber, M*YORs OFFICk, NEW Proclamation =, Jeorg® ( of New Yorke Buperriaors of the ow by me, ¢ Ae the arrest and oo the late (te De DEMORESTS “MIRROR OF YARN IONS. —THR YORK, JULY - Sammon T Wray ret while row Tr or dude be hat of the cy werigineiian of the 14 neta GORGE GFDL RE. Mayor SHOULDERS STRAr® | SHOULDER STRAPS HOULDER STRAPA, ” fens 1” 4 PRO eRe Copies ert everrrtere tee of sestaps on ronupn ph ‘ar V UA MITES rina SPRING rw tom 1 Park tow. room 1 ““P0O LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, RARE OFPORTUNITY FOR for xennee = a, Captain Wilson, pocitic the Latest Nows from Meado's Army in Virginia, and of 5 te BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS. the natural @uide which ke ARKY 5 TRICOPHEROUS SUPPLIES THE '” ~vas OF <-v sae hair moist, thick aad so7e # Warranted Lo prevent it from ever becoming ray, thin, harsh or sourty justrous an* Bold by all d rusgiste AGH MAY WRINKLE THR cuREKS, BUT THM + with BARRY TRI Bale anointed daily — eineaatees will never decay, or fail out, oe ite lustre, or show any * deugaiate, signs of disease or decline, Sold by a. ee ees. “Oo HAVE ADIES NOW SIXTY YEARS OF AGE W. used BARRY’ TRICOPHEKOUS for thirty odd ye. hairisnow more luxuriant, pliabie, brtl testify that ty Mant aud beautiful thag in their youth, Sold by a drug mints, A THOUSAND DOLLARS RI REWARD 18 OFFERED TO any mau who can point out ® bald of gray bead tues bas beeo daily lubricated with BARRY'S TRICOPUEROUS for the last ten years. Sold by all draggints Benees TRICOPHEROUB HAB AN ALMOST MIKA- Gulous effect oa the scalp. destroyieg scurf and éee- of hair to spring up amd ruff and causing a aplomdad Hourias where before all wae barren Sold by all druggiale, KAUTY IN TEARS FOR THE LOSS OF KER HAL as only to we BARRY TRICOPHEROUW to make sure of 8 mew growth. It cleanses, renews, preserves, per Petuates and beasties the bair with absolute oertalaty. All druggists keep ARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS SOT ONLY GIVES DKIL- itancy to the heir, but promotes ite growth to exch degree that in #fow monthae thin head of hair becomes, by ite use, a thick mass of shining Geom Mold by all drag hate, and they “held fast’ to BARRY'S TRIGOPHRROUS, because it is the best preservalive aud Leauifiler of the, bale Bold by al druggiate 1 WGHEST VALUR, AND THE LOWKNT PRIOE( Vor thinty years BARRYS: FRICOPHEROUS kas beew the cheapest articte for the hatr im the market, and it really accomplishes all that the desr- preparations promise, dout fait to perform. fold by all drogelete, to the known world. RESS YOUR HAIR WITH BARRY'S TRIOOPHEM OUS, and then unk your mirror if you evse lookediont handsome, But {t is mot a dressing merely, It renowey strengthens sed nourishes the hate. Obtainable of ais! ‘druggists cee a t eee, ® AKRY'S TRIDOPHEROUS. IP YOUR HAIbas THI, iy At: AC weurtyy Wry tas OF bara, Uy, Af turning gray, Ley it; I lustreions, ry It; IF nome of thea, still Lay Ht, for All who use it will preserve thelr hair through life. Sold by audruggit ARRY'S TRICOPHBROUS KESPS ALIVE THE: file them with nemrishing moieere, It te Whe life vives of | roots of the hair, end produces a magnificent growth, fhotd by all druggin fh tea ARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS WILL BE PoruLas while the world taste, because tt te the only article that Literally compels the tuart veawin of the scalp to do their uty, and produce sepiendid crop of, hate, fold by a toe hair ARRY's TAICOPHEROUS WILL UE FAMOUS Am long an fine hair team object of ‘of desire wen of woman. Apply it daily, aude epleadid head of bair will be ihe certaie- sod permanant eoault _ old by ait drageiste. bsg CANNOT DRAORIBE TH® GLOSS, THE ess, the lusuriamer, the hair that (4 dressed with fold everywhere. is flowing, wasy beauty of AUY'S TRICOPHRROUS ARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS HAVING LEVKD DOWN ai rivalry ls now by the common con@nt of the world pronounced the purest of-ell bait dressings, . bold by drug: Gistseverywher, : TPue uate, WHEN, DREAD REGULARLY wire BARRY TRYCOPHEROUS soquires & softness, lustre, thickness, vigor and flexibility thet is wonderful, Bold bp aut drugs oe ke row tuety TEARS BARRY's TRICOFHAROUS HAS best articis for preserving and beautifying the hair over manufactured. fod at ait drag storen EVER HAS BARRY TRICOPHEROUS FAILED Br atrenginen, thicken, Ieagihan, soften and impart Wramy lustce Wo Use bale to which It bas been applied. oud by all druggiete ILLIONS OF ARADS NOW COVERED. WITM-~ r owe thelr splendid ap HLOOPHEROUR. provusion of maguitionn pearance wiley lo BAILRY Oe oe bie of all drugginta BAkees TRicormeRovs wEvivEs THe PRIS tag heir lt darkens, ren dios, preserves and old ly oh drag multiplies the fibres and cleanses the scalp, Be ® THR OF HEROU -THE Walk CANKOE wither oF ost grow and fowreh it dressed’ daily with (his matinee article, Bolt bp all drug become thin, oiete n ABBYS TALCOPUEROUS YOR THK Mal tera before the publ over thirty years, ond ls todeg the most popular waiet ariicm im ihe United Maine told bp ail droga Ba" THLCOPUEROUR —THE HEADS OF THR the people are lie best advertiament Seurf, dandnutt, harehooss, baldaene, all hair (iseaees, reales under (le rome Yallng Infvence Procarable of all Grugetata, 4 egete [us Daman you RAYA THICOPNEROUS proves that the pobile pre 1 walt other bar Creemtogs aed eaten Lh wwe be pee Krer sinoe 1A) it haw Paner® MicormEnoUs GENTLY sTiMnLarEs fastens, puriies, Mmonthe, giosenn thickens fnede, pro Serven’ And In eTerY ponsiin way Unproree the hair fete | by na) drweaiens Wut mas sannvn TRCOPWEROUR KUPRR odei oll the heir ole ed poMetume Became thee who mae i mom Meas It mot otiy too pro mo Bhres oy rum where b Toe wie & wl trogg ate rpwo miLssons OF SOTTLES OF BARET) TH Coruem were ovit iat pow in Ge Untied Mane And Kpsmiah America Three millions wili be ian figure for thie your. Bo wthey arucie for the hae ls worthy wo be bamed on the came day with © Mold by droumiate every wherg, =e Beane Tetovrunaocs ie INMEASURABLT 0 jar (to every oher preparation tor the hale, amd ie price plane n withie the From 10 wml mow + ere Conant; nermaming, Rakd by ail Arg the wale o-~ cectniatiantictinintitmee Biers “ Fasers ornnaa ie ik oveorynee erro CoA * Meedeg ire ‘oem ar eae a —— ‘fea aa 3 THe MY ia porn Ld vue Bane oki i ange Sovee he sisth tat te ge a pin a= er ome "DBNDR OF MAEM, RESTA ND Ah BI, sia I een meee. ke tt saci ore