The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1864, Page 8

— 8> NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, BUTLER. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE. Ww MeOall. ) ‘Sth Conn ae. ©, Mth © pony jalker, C Toth Peta Sth Mase Jepsen. D. issn F, 11th Conn dno Bennet, N al eat G, 6th Conn Jones, 3 7th 8¢ Bart, 6, 12th N H Sheen yr Fe Ist B Tart hn Fiyno, K, 12in NH GlabanFein R hart 4 Whitkin-oa. <.44th Team HP att, £, 4 ons “igh Coan b rresier A; shin Pa Geo Wilson, P. JW Down, C, 12th NA Jao Cal D, 118th NY et KR Thompson, H.tsth Walle Adama, @, 27th Mass RH Chas Bary tana Sonn Witkins, 4 Heth we Eat reoS Pogoot at ths core eon TY 5 ith ae Asron Sebokty, 1 Under wood, Pat un Dt Le wis Maree ‘3 Ht Gwom, Windlenasay, 7 Seth BY Brown, C 4 Hozh Topping. 1 wth NY Berney Loft Battery B94 Chas Dymond, FE, 130th NY John Kenna. K, i3%h WY. wm Fox KDE Oscar O Paci, D, 218th NY Corporal Patk Fox, I, 21st Francis Greenwood, A, 25t) Oy 4 ‘aylor, H, 24 NH eter EN ie NH Aaah Tporal > un Ht ss Gorporal Win Po. A. 24 N I Corporal Jno F Crusby, D, 234 Mase bert Pendleton. Hi, 8th Me Jason Gill, ©, Sth Bam!MoCormieck, B,tith Frank Dupont, A, 7th NB LH Grant, F, 7th NH Elson W Clark. K. 26th Masa 0. on f sth NY bineasBarnin, & tk "4 Garrity, K, 10h NB S80 Pa y Ino Byrom, B. Sist NY ‘Mass ao SK oA er. D.aTth fe oves, BE. Stat N Free Tp Ahis Gon OH Thomas, A. 8th Conn no rie 'g, 160th NY Sno Monroe, Beith Gon 5 tJ Lamb, B. 0) ‘Mass jose Riker, A, =, NJ be acob Ramsdell, B, 23d Mass Phillip Loop, 8, Jno W Greening, K. Jno Whitecombe@, i7ih Mass P Beam, J, 9th NJ Nath! J Mal LucinsDSn Wm Buino, ChasGar Ino Gagan, E. Odasl Koowlton Jas Goodrich, ~ Wath NY ‘hax Tenney. K 25th Mass MoUlastler,D. 4 Us arty it, Libriskie, ‘oth NS Serzt Dexter J Folsom, K, 12th NH ti wi iy A Tasty, NY Dani W sharnes, P, 7th RI yi Conn Jno N Rice, Ky Set Conn Robi C Wells, B. 25th Mass Albert Lintleteld, By 26tb Martin McNall, &, 98th N ¥ Waison, I, 8th Me iy Ma Siecle coh Nr 1 ick! Donahoe, I, 21st Conn M Jelvert, k bsun NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS, Body. C, 25 abt Miller, ry isin, 2) Branch, B, d4th Arrival of the Steamship ; United States. Reported Capture ef Twe Block. ading Steamers. Position of General Banks’ Army, Be, Ron Re ‘The arrival of the steamehip United States, Captain ‘@ate, at this port last evening, @f news from New Orleans to the 11th inet. "Sa A report had reached New Orleans from Natches that, ™ ” Myetaliation for the murder of three or four colured | Wm. P, Arnold, Places us i possession | Charies W. HAPORTANT FROM MEXICO, Preparations fer the Support ef the Juarez Government, Defeat of the French at Albuquerque. General Vidaurri Reported to Have Joined the Southern Bebcls. His Secretary Shot by tho Bfoexi- cans at Matamoros, &e., &., &e Camo, May 17, 1804. ‘New Orleans dates of the 11th are received. Generals Herron, Benton and Hamilton, and « large number of officers, both American and Mexican, had arrived. ‘Tho Mexican Minister of Finances at Matamoros was ‘ard, A 2b making arrangements for the support of tho Juarez gov- ernment. General Uraga is reported to have defoate’ three thou- 1h O vase | sand French troops at Albuquerque. ‘Tho French are reported to be organiy.n¢ © Jition at San Luis for the invasion of the front ior General Vidaurri and a number of his oflicers have fled from Monterey to San Antonio, Texas, and joined tho Southern confederacy. Camo, May 18, 1864. The following is from the New Orleans papors of the 12tb inst :— Don Mannel Garcia Rejon, the Secretary of Vidaurri, arrived at Brownsville on the 26th ult, He was immed!- ately arrested by General Herron, and delivered to the Mexican authorities at Matamoros, with the request that ho be not allowed to recross the river, as he had been an enemy to the United States. He was shot on the 27th as atraitor to Mexico, Alvarizo had ordered the fortification of the heights of Peregrino. Colonel Vega, the Ideral Governor of San Luis Potosi, aftor routing the traitors under Valentine Cruzo, occupied the city of “‘Revared.”? Among the troops recently arrived at Saltillo, from Monterey, were a number of American volunteers in the Mexican army. Columbia College Law School. The commencement exercises of the law schoo! attached to Colimbia College took place last evening at the Historical Society Buildings, corner of Eicvonth street and Second avenue, Before conferring the degree ef Bachelor of Laws on the graduating class, numbering sixty-seven members, addresses were delivered by Professor Theodore Dwight, LL. D., and Edmund Wetmore, Esq. Professor W. them took effect im bis arm, between the elbow and shoul- der, wilicting a severe but not dangerous wound. As the officer jumped to Rs. foes the men tied. Captain Cameron, then patrolling bie precinct, gave chase; but the would: be murderers ran into.e tenement house, ‘and could not be found. They are known, and will be arrested on #ight. pin rig IMPORTANT FROM THE MISSISSIPPI. Reported Blockade of the Ked, Arkansas and White Rivers. Cano, May 18, 1864. A later arriva) from below confirms the blockade of the Red river below Alexandria. 18 was reported that @ partial blockade of the Arkansas river, below Little Rock, had been effected. Preparations were also being made to blockade the White river, but it to believed that Genera) Canby will soon attend to these matters Stringent Orders of G. Washbusne. Cairo, J)., April 17, 1864, To correct abuses on the Mississippi river, General Washburne hag ordored that no boats sual! jand between Cairo and the mouth of White river, except at garrisoned points, and none are allowed to land supplies even at such posts without # special permit from headquarters. The ram Monarch bag been sent down the river and ordered to arrest every trading boat found between Mem- pbis and White river; any person found on board of any such trading boat to be liable to conscription, and if they are presumed to belong to the rebel army they will be brought as prisoners of war to Memplis, and the boats ‘will be taken from them and put under guard. The New Jorsey Domocratic State Con- vention. ‘Taextox, May 18, 1964, The Democratic State Convention to appoint delegates to Chicago assembled to-day. The Hon. J. R, Worten- dyke was elected temporary chairman, aud one secretary from each Congressional district appointed. A commit- tee of ove from each county was appointed on permanent organization, and one from oach county on resolutions; one from each county on credentials, and one also tc arrange seats, &c. All resolutions are to be referred to the committee, The Convention adjourned at half-past two o'clock, AFTERNOON SESSION. ‘The Convention reassembied at half-past two o’clock. The Committee on Permanent Organization reported Jacob R, Wortendyke, of Hudson, for President, and a Vice President from each county, and a Secretary from each district. The Conyention thon proceeded to the election of Sena- torial and District delegates to the Chicago Convention, and the following gentiemen were elocted:-— Senatorial Delegates—Jno. P. Stockton, Browning, Theodore Runyon, Daniel Holmau. District Delegates—First district, Ebenozer Wescott, Jos. W. Reeves: Second district, Job G. Haskell, Jose) in Re Bedlo; Third district, Benjamin M. Price, Jno, K, Swayzee: Fourth district, Albert A. Hopper, Andsea cob Pitta district, Theodore F, Randolph, William H. Cam) The Committee on Resolutions reported a series of reso- Iutions, the first of which deolares a firm attachment to the principles of the federal constitution as the only bond of our Union, and pledges the Convention to Ks maintenance, and to resistance to encroachment aiming at its overthrow. The second resolution reiterates their faith in the doctrine that constitutional law is tbe only true basis of executive action in war as well as in peace. ‘The third regolution declares that as they have no State candidates to present, and no issue involved in the com- fog election, other than those which affect the other ‘States, they leave the candidate and platform of the Presidency to the Chicago Convention, on which wal rely to chose a President and bring back peace and ‘to this distracted land. The last resolution declares that the first necessary step te restore the welfare and Abrabam pros- Dwight subject | was “The History and True Theory of | perity of the American republic is through the ballot box Legal Edueation. ae wo oatmeal ie Laban Prag sah ——s gies gd ‘Albert McNulty, Jr., delivered the valedictory orati and a thorough organization o| lemocratic o yee + “a ‘The resolutions wore adopted without “ote ‘The following are the names of the graduating Class:— AN, Morr Win, More Hoe i . 5 im, Henry D. ‘De Pad 4 WA Orden Hegeman, Rion. ‘Men, & company of negroes proceeded to # rebel camp, ig traning " i APE miles distant, oaptured ten prisoners, 0d Imme- Thos, 2 Connery, Albert McNulty, J?.y iy put them é io deaih.” Goo, ©. Coopers Franklin MoVeagh, The gunboats Pogahontag and colmble ar arrived *t abel — mh Aettttbank : . ot santas by the United States: W. Wlawort Chan Mebdy following are the passengers by in _ oie ana : 4 Mrs. 0. M. Humphry, LiMt. Myrahan, Mrs. Lieut, Ken- | Heory Sandford Bellows, oes a 1, Capt. 8. A. Walling. Lieut, Gibson, Lieut. Codmus, ai vane. * ‘Wm. V. Simpaon, Gay, Capt. ct Miller, Lieut, Thos, Breast, A. L. |e Fettrich, Wm. E. Slocum,’ . TORS, * ‘cok Bred. W. Stovens,,, Jonn ‘Tho New Orleans cotton pile was peat ton at 130. a ‘BSe. Sugar was at a standstill. Molasses, 80c. for new. We are indebted to Mr. J. D.S. Canning, Purser of the @dove vessel, for favors received. Mr. William Young’s Despatch. 4 New Oneans, May 11, 1864. CAPTURE OF RLOCKADING VESSELS, Reports were yesterday received that the Wave and @rantte City, blockading vessels, were surprised and eaptured by the rebols of Sabine Paes. The particulars @re not stated to the public; but are said to have been eemmunicated to the offfoial authorities. GRAPE VINE RUMORS ABOUT GENERAL BANKS. The grape vine telegraph leading from the rebels else- ‘where to rebel sympatbizers in this city bad the rumor yesterday that General Banks had surrendered his entire army, and that the officers steal! were permitted to Petaln their side arms. ‘The grapevine also roports | ng’s division of Pebel troops have crossed the Missiseippi to the west @f the river at Tunica Bend. ‘The grape vive reports likewise that the rebel Genera) Polk is at Camp Moore, seventy-cight miles from this @lty, with his command ‘The grape vine reports also that a Union force of five er six thousand from near Vicksburg had been sent to | $Y, (0° Felnforce General Banks, but being unable to connect ‘with him they were disembarked below Red river and ore soo Fort hadeca tn the rebels who are inclied w @mooace Port leon and Baton Rouge. TON OF RANKS? ARMY. ‘The army of Guu eral Banks was at Alexandria on Wed- tee the 4th instant, et pine o’clock, at which time john Warner, subsequently captured, left there Vigorous efforts were thea making to clear the river so as “€ admit the downward paseage of the gunboats then Pdove the fails. Those efforts have not failed, though Bome of the sunken barges used for the temporary ob- Staction were whirled around by the violence of tho cur- it. ‘The army at inst accounts was in excellent spirits, io fignting condition, and bad thirty da: thout abandoning Alexandria, it wae presi She purpose of Gene al lanks to crush the enemy between BumseX and the mouth of Red river, and then fal! back to ‘the Mississippi or otherwise as might be considered moat Bavisable, Entire confidence is expressed by those who knew hia Bwuation a week since, that he wili be able to oppose suc. eees(ully any force that may be brought agaiust pim and fo save his trausp and the gunboats, There are @bout thirty-five travsports up the river. ‘The statement last week that the army bad fallen back from Alexandria was derived from what is us ‘The Fmma had no covtrabands on beard, as has been jously reported she left the landing a mile Fen Alexandria, Captain Jamos F. Slommer, of the Mity-sixth Ohio, & passenger ou her aud was @aptured. It 1s reported that the crew were paroled aud ‘went op Vo Alexandris ‘The John Warner baino ¢ ok and wounded men on ber @ownward passago. che was surrendered to save tne Hives of those who were wounded a‘ter the evemy made k upon her. Whon she was surrendered about Bregiment of rebels was drawn of the river, When the tin-clads Might and Twonty-fve were dij By the rebel batteries, aud were eubsequently surren- @erod, a ive of the enemy about @ mile in length was Grawn up vo receive the surrender. TURES COLONELS KILLED AND ONT Golone! Mudd, of the Second 1 vary, who bad gant returned from recruiting service, and wae detailed ©o ihe staff of General McCiernand, was a passenger ou Bde City Belle, captured by the rebeis. He was killed. Oolonei Speize!. of the One Hundred and Twertieth Ubio, severely wounded at Vicksburg, was killed on the City Belie. Colonel Bassett, of the Firet Corps d’afrique, wae leo killed on the City Belle. Colonel Raynor, of th Fifty-sixsh Ubio, was wounded on the John Warner, NIMS’ OLD AND NRW BATIRNIRG 14 was the guns of Nims’ battery that hurled the pro- Jeotiles through the boilers of tue tia-clads oo Red river, Captain Nims has pow a new battery of eight pieces, Sbree of them like those which be lost. THE KMANCIPATION ORDINANCE, The Ordinance reporte came before the Convention on be Yih, the clauses abolishing bee Samo law forthe black ws for the whit wet at may tight voseventeen. The minority failed. They me rd Wo crush the measure, every dodge, parliamentary and mepertinmaniony . es sation: ut their efforte wure ay ~ ‘absout members brought in, on, Lg 4 aiver re semion uptil near four up i line on the banks abled DUNDED. ite passing by ao and making the | of No, 199 Broadway, Albert A. Renwee, James Richards, Richard oa Waa aie Russell H. Root, Jultus tds Adolph L. Sanger, Fred, A. Merwin Rushmore,” Robtert K. Eiicott Sandford. | ‘Wm. Tovgett whiting, Miron Winslow, Jr., Buchavan Winthrop, Samuel P. Wright. Wm. Sbrad: The prizes in the department of Manicipal Law were awarded as follows:—First prize to Jobo A. Gross; sec- ond toChas. H. Mundy, and third to Gerardus Post, The exereises closed with a benediction by the Rev. Mr. Duffie, chaplain to the college. City Intelligence THE MERCANTILE LISRARY BLECTION. ‘The annual election for officers of the Mercantite Library Association, which took place on Tuesday evening, re sultee in the election of the following ticket: — President—Theodore H. Vuites. Vice President—Peter Voorbis. Corre jing Secretary—William Belden, 19 Secrriary—E. V. 8 Benson. Preasurer—J. W Edwards, Directors—William A. Halstead, Alexander Kirkland, Edward P. Weed, Thomas H. Cullen, 8. 8. Gulon, Daniel M. Jarvis, Albert E. Merchant. The contest was very close between the candidates on the opposing tickets, Mr. Vuliee was elected Presider t fourteen majority over bis opponent, br Robert CRW 5 we es? CoxcrecaTton Binal Jesnvnma.—The corner stone of the new synagogue for tho congregation B'nai Jesburlm will be laid in Thirty-fourth street, betwoon broadway and Seventh avenue, at ten o'clock next Tuesday morning GramMan Scuoor No, 11.—The boys of Grammar Schoo No. 11, in Seventeenth street, near Eighth avenue, will hold their usual spring reception at ten o’clock to-morrow morning. ‘Tbe programme of entertainment is exceed ing- ly attractive. Tae Fourrn Avexcs Cars ReywinG iN Tamry rorrt Srrest.—The Harlom Fourth avenue cars have been run- ning in Thirty-tourth street, to the Hunter’s Point ferry, foot of that street, since last Monday. Pounn Daowmen.—Officers Harvey and Gerker, of the Harbor police, picked up on Tuesday evening, off tho Bat- tery, the body of an unknown man, dressed in soldier's uniform. The deceased was about five feet eight inchos high, and thirty-five or forty years of ago. The body ‘was towed into Whitehall slip, and the Coroner notitied. ‘Tas CLormes WarnGer MANUFACTURERS tet al the Astor House yesterday, and agreed that, in view of the appre- ciation of labor and the advance in material of full ifty per cent, that they must charge an increase of one do!lar and fifty cents Ip retail prices on family sizer,or abandon the business. This moasure was agreed to by the Uni- versal Wringer Company, New World Company, Putuam Manufacturing Company, Holey, Morse & Boyden, Shor- man & Remington, Guon & Amidon, N. B. Pbeips, ©. 8. Hemmingway, and North & Bush, who were present, while those who were absent concurred in the moyem ent by letter, Police Intelligence. ~ Arrest oF AN ALLaaeD Bounty SwixoLer—Scenr IN BRoapway —At about three o'clock yosterday afternoon | officer §. Burns, Of General Hays’ office, who bad been instructed by Major General Dix to take tnto custody one Theodore Alien, who is alleged to have been a princi Pal in the late gigantic bounty swindles at Lafayette Hall, found bis man in Mercer street, corner of Spring, nei boy ade the arrest witb. fatter drew a rove fr and snapped it at the officer; but, happily, the percussion cap fnited to explode, and officer Carroll, of the Twenty seventh precinct, who was at hand to ald oiticer Burns in the ‘event of apy difficalty, disarmed the prisoner. He hen taken to Broadway, and there & rescue was attempted by certain persont who are well koown by the police authorities; bat detec. tives Kadford and Kelso, opportunely reaching the spot, drew their fevolvers and kept the gong at bay while Allen was being ironed and put into a stage which officer Borns chartered for the occasiof, Alien ie to appear before General Dix this morning. ‘Tuert ov Jnwany.— Yesterday Mr. Samuel F. Bamborg, appeared before Justice Dowling and surrendered Adotph Bernard, ® young man of twenty- two years, who was once sapieges in Mr. jewoiry store. On the 16th of August last $636 worth ‘Of jeweiry waa+stoien from Bamberg, nnd at the time of the theft Bernard fled from the city. Hence he was suspected, and is now held in default of $1,000 to Convention sajourned The Oonvention de. | auewer. *glavery and jovowotar sorvitude for to be forever (eominieat in tts Subts, end si60 @ clause protibitiog the Legieiatare from ever Pockerricnixo.—Mary Taylor, Elien Flower ond Esther Parmer, whom the police describe as well kaown pick. jane Ses Hosngpiaing the the right of property in mam. | pockots, were arrested by detective Kelso for picking The Prise Young Republic. Borrom, May 18, 1864, Fhe Britioh eteamer Young Republic, which was cap- fered on the 6th fustant, off Wilmington, N.C., by the Called States steamer Grand Gulf, arrived here this even Sng, te charge of Acting Fasign Charlies H. Frisbee and a @ow, Bhe war chased six bourr before he wae Ber cargo consist Of fix bumdred bales of cotton {ead ebool seventy tons of wobacco, The Young Republic a rae tS eis ties acres street store The accused ‘ing & Fifth avenue stage, ~— were “com ited in default of $500 each by Justice Dowling. Axotamn Orncen Saot ny Rowpima—Ofoer Robert ‘Thompson, of the Fighteenth precinct, came near losing hie life yesterday morning at three o'clock, while in the discharge of his duty, corner of Third avenue and Twen- ty-neoond street. A citizen, who tad been assaulted and robbed of his hat by a sumber of outiaws, called the officer to aid him, aad in doing wo the rowdies mace an Thom paom arrested one ‘wae byllt in Brookiyn,N. ¥., im 1863, and in 668 tone | atiack upon tbe’ hatiess oman, Whereipon otic pon s Gomtamman, wherenpoe officer ‘Smiter, Her eogices were built by James Morphy, of tee Fulton Iron Worke She can make ayerage speed of Rape ment the prisoner's cenlogerrises Eeaguee ‘om the of. cor, and while be was ‘ate on the walk one of the Gn0g BE9G Ave phot ot ‘Dus fontumaiay amie ong of _SHIPPING NEWS. Pert of New ork, ork, May 18, 18, 1864, CLEARED. sen on Oh a Tee Cork (Br), Tibbetts, Queenstown and a, Tooust Point, Hefman, Portland—5 B Crem- “Eup eatera ‘Light (Br), Crutkshank, Shanghae—J W El- Shi Cornelius Grinnell, Spencer, London—Grinnell, Min- Edith, Childs, Fortress Monroe—Chas Carow. Geo 'S Brown (Br), O'Brien, Quecnsiown—Brett, & Co. Sone Eliza Young (Br), Hatfleld, Antwerp=Boyd & = Frederick (Br). Jones, Antworp—H J & C A De- wol! peak Bounding Billow (Br), Vidutich, Malaga—Tupper & “tere ‘Huma (Br), Rawlins, Richtbucto, NS—Master. David Nickels, Pierce. Ban; R P Buex & Co. Brig Rethersteg (Ham), Oehlmann, Cape Towa—A B Go- B Wave. Collins, Dem: —Jones & Lough. Brig Oor'bes (65° Petiengil, St Kiie--Brett, Son’ & Brig Fanny Butler, been brine nn 8 Sanford. Brig Waredate (Br). Chapman, St Jago—Brett. Son & Co, Brig Whitaker, Mos, ma-Holyone & Murra’ Schr Fanny Boardiaa, Crepe, Moutego Bay, Ja—B J sonar Wooster (Br), Houghton, Naguabo—J Boynton's Schr Dundee (Br), Loomer, Porto. a R Dewolf. Schr Howard, Baker, Nassau—C H Pierson, Schr 8t Lawrence (Br). Ryder, Canso, NS—D R Dewolf, Schr Stephen Hotchkiss, Hallock, Foritecs Monroe=v H Matthews, n'a C Uarris, Layton, Matchapango Creek, Va—Holy- oke & Murray Bchr 8 C kvans, Hammond. Washington—A Abbott, Schr M © Durfee, Sabins, Washingion—L Kenny. Schr Rio Grinie, Tobuscn, Baltimore--Webster & CO. Schr Neptune. Clark, yihiladelphia— simpson & Clapp. Schr Moses Waring, Winslow, Elizabethport. Rehr Undine, Baker, Saco—E H Kreemer.¢ Schr Governor, Clary, —V B Nickerson. Hi Schr Armadillo, Chase, New Bedford—Fersuson & Wood Schr Ree! Boston—Simpson & Clapp. Steamer rune. Foster. Baltimore. ARRIVED. Steamship Persia (Br), Lott, Liverpool. a 7. 7,ama Ques ns yown Sth, 4PM, with mise and passen, mard. 17th inst; fat al, Jon 66°20, passel steainship St androw (Br), hence for Glascow; same time. ships Gay Mannering. Do. lard, trom Taverpect for New York, and Tuscarora, Dubie. vy, from do for Philadelohia Steamship Germania (lam), Schwensen. Hamburg, via M dase and 64! gers, to ather and strong winds. transport), Gates, New Or i to U & Quarter... ean IL. via Key W 4 with cotton master Mace theron from SW Pass in 6 days 23 hours Lith inst, passed ships Chaitanooga, and City of Brooklyn: lying at SW Parcs. Steamahin Aroerica (U8 transport), Share, Fortress Mon roe. onl Uso ermaster. Ship Cremorne, Gat San Francisco, 100 days, with @, to W T Coleman & Co, Universe, Hutton, Liverpool, April 8 with mdse and ssencers, to Wiliams & Guion, Has been 17 days W Tr. with calms and light, winds: Ion 44, saw he and 1 birth verpool, April 7, with mdse 1 & Co, Had very light Yat 45 to 4%, 8 Had 4 de maw many jorberge: no ship Kangaroo, hence fc xcelt and 361 Jat 45 21, lon n me, Pea body, from jew York: 29th, ton 42, OL bergs: have had a continuation winds to lon 60: from thence light easterly winds kK fog, Had 6 deaths and | birth on the pas-age, Ship Maud (of St John, NB), Abernethy, Liverpool. April 7, with mdse, to Snow & rg From the Banke had Rothing but I ng veith thiek fog for th: coke ship Benari 4 for Q Sian | 2d inst. Int 44.90. lon vgs, there being about 20 ships in phree days. fat the thin “ship Patrick Henry. Robinson, Londow April 2 and Isle of Wight Sth. with mise and 2) passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. From ApriiJs to the th bad constant weet. erig cales, April 19, wan stfu: 4 Sh Oo opworks and forwar the eo" rf Teet and sey also flooded the be tween decks and cabing, and did a great deal of other dam. age: in Int 45, lon # amone-t fen for 2 day# and nights, with stron inde and thich weath 1 been detained outside of Sandy Hook since the morning the Lith by dense f Brunswick, Me), Orr, Newport, Between tat 43 amd 46, lon inst Int 39-87, ton 70.5% passed a r painted white of about 160 tons barthen, bailing from Nawean: -ave der, sigualized Bram ship Victoris, bound E hip Emily (of Porter },, Simes, Now Ship Emi of Portamouth,, NH), Bimes, Now > master, nt FB wind from the ® Lh inet steering Sit, fog. Aprti “8.0 56 in topaaiivard tothe deck x on 70, spoke Holstein bark Falke 48, naw several tonberds. Tn facia Ship Panthe Ho-ton), Lothrop, Cardiff, 36 4 with coal, to. errr 1p Faw Naesan), Hayden, Matamoros. April 26, with Sotton b 4 Dunning. | Maron 18 Coutward pas gace). dur gale from NW, lost sir . ete %, Armstrong, New Orleans, TB uays, 1m ballast to re Bark Delfi (110), erkey. Rotterdam, 52 days, wiih mdse. Pe Funch, he & Wendt. h Bark Oldejane, B Breman, 30 days, wit! ti poyde R iro, #9 days, with k Hans Eeie (ian). Giessen, Rio Janeiro, 48 days’ with cole, to orgey, ie pekier (1 ? Liverpool), Brewer, Rio Janeiro, 52 da: with coffee fo WF right, Maxwell & Co. Bark Brfoged Lindal (N Bothner, Rio Janeiro. 40 a, with cover. order Lath Mah ial 36 21, 108 7) 2, abip Arcol ‘ing Wy nA Se PS main May 2 with mo. B lasses, Ac, to Bishop tr ogonturn tat “ibiatian week maces vr Ayres, Brig Bea ean 'c ( oa) it om og Wood. Pe May £. Vath inet, iat 8d ao hoa Ya88 fe i Bei ae Aun ue ennaitien, Bilzn, from M took from her umber, andor anti for Mey e crew, 7 tht Betir Rinchantrese (of Barbados), Conley, Pars ‘ae % op, & 08, with rubber and outs, ] Jae Sebr Coast Pilot, Rollins, Tew Oriana, 1 878 Behr Ben amin, Crane, Port, Bent Borah Bilin eth amity Bebr Cameo, Kiel, Myatie for chr Perive, Rhetield, Port Bwen Behr Chan Henny, 7 (Yor far ie eam n rt % Rehr Counsel itinore, Rondout for shone ver (OR transport), Fortrest Monroe, . 10 US Qu Steps THER ti Loeae, Fortress Monroe, ts nore 8 Quartermaster ta baltese Fo See Pa sett 8 ‘steamer tom, Philadelphia. peste. fladieIDh in. aS “fou eee sndhanendliilins Bowness, poige > Pr Rivhodar, Views Mary Fi Brett, Bronse a’ ra * China, wating. 2 ot ‘se saat wert elt Sharoi Urain a hae Beotta ‘Wind at sunset 8B, very light Miscellamcous. Srzausuir Scotia, Captain Judkins, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool. Lavncm—This morning, 19th inst, at 8 e’clock, will be launched frem the shipyard of JB & JD Van Deusen, foot Of Sixteenth street, Bast River, the guard propeller Nep tune. She is of the following dimensions:—Length, 345 feet; breadth, 40 feet; extreme breadth, 66 feet; depth of hold, 17 feet, and measuring 1700 tons, This propeller is for the Neptene Steamship Co. Axenican Luorps—Sepplement for May 15, containing ad- ditions and corrections to the American Lloyds Register of ‘anceps hhew volume of thie invaluable work will be out her month, nd should be found on the desk of ways in shipping. M ’ mele itp a jesers Taylor, Mlartshorae & King, Sur Snamrock—! larch Shamrock, which arrived here March 36° frees Adan and Akyab, was Rgroung coming up the river, and has. it is understood, tained considerable damage, and is leaking badiy, Bane Ai rane ert which capsized at Newport, was righted asnoreast Selinale See ee ae Without damage, nad towed to Bos Pages Lascmrye Ap. "een 0 Cle entuogon for Philadelphia, be he Dench at Cape Hent Seen ie nf and was uafely anchored st the (Delsware, Breakwater seat log gs erie ft Fanta es : Long Beach, NJ. She would probably get off. aie Spoken, &c. Bhip omen 8 ea from Boston for Rio Janeiro, W720 N, fon 32 50 W. Ship Ocess Seat apie 8a8 38 tog mee press, Watso Francisco, no date, lat $L 38'S; lou a Ship John eon a Miller: from Liverpool for Caldera, 2 10 Ship Baus Be ‘whit N ; ee v1 ae z ety from NYork for Sydney, oes from Callao for Barbados, mo date, 2 Ship raat Fie Fistce, Bush, hence for Panama, April 4, lat Ship hooting bine (Am), steering W (shtp Shooting Hit Drinkwater, sailed from Cullao Jan 20 for Nantes), April 18, Jat 3.N, lon 28 W, and also April 24. no lat, ac. Pung paring. Azo, Nichols, m London for Callao, March : eueparsnice, iy Boston for Rio Janeiro, March 25, Ship, Jeddo, Snow, from Liverpool for Boston, April 26, 1apnle,erktowu, Driver, from London for NYork, April 26, Riba Regent, Hamblin, from Shields for NYork, May 11, wet sig bon Quixote, from Liverpool for Boston, April 29, lat SO hig Alma (Bes from Philadelphia for Halfax, May 10, of Shit ed ei 7 5 ni Pig Cgrandring (Ttal), from Naples for NYork, Apri Aryat, Mareh Paar py Plokert Ah : Mth. J Clarke. ~ tituienelde, Oops a era; Bath, Co pen Dapoatd Gifford, Aden (and sid sata for Bo Boteeln)' eid res, Norcross, Falmouth; 23d, City of Rostces Eponder, Irvine, do%, aah, ‘Southern Chief, Arp! Mi 1d ugusto, Danish rineees, Bicker ae ie so stage zi wine sin ada Seas at Bae }Ay i. Ma; by . ree ote ge a0; Tialante, Horetanan, do Bis Mey 2—Sid Wooland, 5 Bencen, Ape Si Sid Sie! Sieipner, sata Bor ith, Vio tor Emanuel, Bristo (a3 ay Bd A ‘Amy. Tavei via NYork. Bonar, Mach 28 ate see Kurrachee. Ap! e Bid Merch 29, Burit Marion, ‘Laughton. N¥oi Bak i Pearenm Galle, Sid “iuedell, Tattonden, NYork. ston? 18th, ‘Ascenzione, Oils Olfran, wurehiil, Boston: ota, Wilkins, Niares Ibn, Jowora, Watson Moston; Hd, Angoe” lez, NYork: ‘Gatherine. Trum ert March 22, ships Austral'a. Hopkius, for ims 22d; Speedwell Cooper une: barks La Plats, Crowell, for NYorx, Ide: McGilvery. Nichols, adore. Finek- Boy, for do; Kate Nagd. Anderson, for NYork, , for Callao; Andeell, ra for do do; Bgypt, In port schr Daniel Williams, from “rain WF hated Vesper, Havre. ‘ma a Kiang. Darke “Urania, Soopes B and sid f my, ttre ie ter 5 ened phos Eg do (and ald’! opis hiv lay 4—Arr Gestemande, Lo | aon Sth, sek ne Bteinhola, do; Cl jesouri, /RERROCK, papa atatn Britannia (s). Renan Gremattax, Ai m Palerme for Baltimore, vartadbound: Lem from Messina for Boston, do; brig Martha from Marseilien for NYork: 40.” Arr at do 27th. lonian Belle, Tremble, Messina (and cid for Philadelphia). Cid 27th. John Good Hope, 3 26th and 27th, light w ance of an B acruining fn th “he Straits 27th, bark Racehorse, Searies, fm for Bos! Ig, May dca J A Stamler, Lamson, NYork; Tele. lamnune, May 1d Mohay oi Per on Franc! id vend ‘Commaren $4, Sebant ton Gy ae Kew 1, May 8—Arr Helen i. sen, york; diss Wublay Wanderdorr, 40 olen shaw, do; 'Glaxgow (1), Gi (8). Me do; Ne Plus Ulire. ‘Om Cape Cl Clear 7th, Taene Webb. ie, from NYork. 8ld 3d. D Hoad! Havden, NYork; ‘in, Missourt, Cal- houn. Glonceater: Gganeeiieu Lucas, NYork: 5th. Sultote, 0; 6th, David Crockett, Burgess, and Hoogiey, J Ota Gih, British Lion. Mann. and RS Lane, Hodgton, N¥ork; Oracle, Wood, San ro a Teak, and Ellen Austin, i NYork: sth, Kedae ta), Mult; Glasgow (ay Git: Endymion, Williams: and North Amoricas. Cuiging: NYor Boreka, Smith, Boston heron Gallatin. Delano, nia (8), Grace, NYork; Peruvian (s), Ballantine, M Trealt Veritas, Corer, San Franeiero. © Toxnom, May 4Ar? Hudson, Pratt and Liverpool, Cham- deriain, NYorx: Arihnr Pardew, Havres, a Bellisana, Pureinan, doz 7th, A\ Cid 5th, Meridian, ‘anette Newport and NYork; Trusty, it, Newcastle and NOrieans pat oth, ) B Loekbart, Lockhart, Boston, i from Gravesend 6th, Sarah A Siaples, Staples, New- port and Callan, Mararrins, March 9—ArrVotean (s). Bunker, NYork (and sid 18th for Shanghae). Sid Mth, Zephyr, Stahl. Roston. Moxtevinro, March 19—Arr Concordia, Laurivven, NYork: 28th, Meta. Strnve, do; 29th, Geo Durkee, Anderson. Boston Sid isch, Mara Louise, Smailhaus, New York; Lith, Arab, Smart. d Maraworos, Apri 25—Tn port brig B A Reed, for NYork, 4 1 font Tarmor. May 6=81d Selma, Larse Para. April 23—In port brigs Bertha Re et * ror) for HYorg neat day; Solferino, for do 10 days; sehr Horace B Bl. for do GERKNrOWN, May 6—Sid Pomona, Spurr, Bath, Me. 10 JaNrino, April 6—Arr Zev Hans Imperador, Power, Pernambuco 8id March NYork: April l, Trent James, San Francisco; 3a Elida, Schubert, NYork; 34, Caspar Wi Lublen, do Torgersen. do; 7th, Indus, Boyd, do; Ricardo, Silva, do; By: feged Lindahl, Bothner, do. In port Aprit elite, Christina Maria, XV, Amer, and all for NYork, ldg; Agn States, d Raxgoox, March 26—Arr Shamrock, Gilley, Akyab, Sli 15th. Sam ‘Dunning, Whitehouse, Liverpool; 18th. Christo- F Queenstown ‘or Palm Evropa, Bist mnatown ot in going down proceede: ie Kortpan May S012 Eilsahethe Harms, Xtork, Rio Graxpe. March %—Arr Sophie Henriette, NYork; Ith, Angurts, Kent, Boston; 24h, Slocnmb, NYork. Sid i8th, Lotus. John-o Storm Bird, Le Boenf. do: “Oth. Bigne Jacobs StJonx. NB. May ld—-Arr on h, ship Brunette, Baxter, Hupper, Baltimore. American Pro NEW ORLEANS, Mav 7=Arr ship Lancaster, Portland: bark Kate Stamler, Crawford, Philade' Darien, Harty, Galveston Bas ‘h Tionston. Lippincott, Phiadelph jchols. Boston; Transit Biliott, x Vehder. Phit Hansen, Annie Laurie, York: 25th, Biougor, do: ten NY" Decan, phia: brig aw kins, Cid barks schraS ¥ ta, I: Fairy fr, itotraee, Pht Palrmor's (Br). Wilkie, L verpoo! ie Aeiphig: Caiuerine (Ttal), Gants (Br), Comatock, Nassar oth—Cld val Fisk, Fisk. Key West: brig Ttasca, Ro-e, Phiiaielpniay sohr Walter Raleigh, Nickerson, New TOch—Are steam -hip Sophia, Tray Zonas Sow. Binith: Buckaport, Bel : Lp brig George Duncan, from Newensti fare, Burton, from NYork, Below, at Onarantine, steam: Bell, from NYork and Havana: Havana, ‘ship North Day, Loud, and iphia, Toned down and. 10 rea a4 inst. abip Charlotte, and brig John Sherwood; 4th, bark Gan Eden; Sth, brig Hope; sehr Wm 4 H Rea SAN Faye Ts00. May 12—Arr ship Gor Morton, Hor k Ceres, Hong Kong; 14th, ships Shatemue, odin Hood, Matthews, New York; Eagle as killed Feb 1), do; Kertch (BF) Rernolds, Lond na. Soule, NYc (Br), Gi » Liver Arratdo April 12. ship A, n pont bark Balmoral (Hr), Cam: hell, Glasnow, Nth, whip weantle; brig Curlew, Newbury, mS Buccess,’ Cpave, Callao: beeen (Hamb), K —CORNS, BUNIONS. BAD NAILS AND OTHER . inh Wind the feet cured by Dr. BRIGGS, Chiro office 212 Broadway.’ Briggs’ tive sold by druggists and sent by mail A podiat, oo BUNTIONS, BAD NAL ured without fren over the ata niong, &¢. 3 X.Y. poe vans san ant ara wr fiahed. “no ot fal ee see'the apendia’ War rps at pd al) tinted; @ great innovation in newspaper aT a8, ARB Fs cam rite E AGINGE on soreat er ach ones Paper aera be en connie an err publi, any oie wean do nem Thou veer comes idoreand you La UTRIG | | E ote ‘ py aS CURRD also 7" ye mares, 1864.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ) / wo SSCL AB BOUS. [MED stares 10-0 ‘BONDs These Bonds are issued unde b under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1864, whioh provides fat all Bonds iagued. under this act shall BE BEDEEMED IN COIN, at the Pleasure of the government at any period not lees than ten nor more than foriy years from thetr date, and Until their redemption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on bonds of not over one hun- 4rod dollars annually and on all othet Bonds semi-annually, ‘The interest is payable on the first days of March and Sep- tember in each year, 9 As these Bonds, by Act of Congress, are EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION, thelr value is increased from one to three ‘per cent per yum, seoording to the raie of tax levies in various parte @f the country, mate At the presont rate of premium on gold they pay OVER EIGHT PER OENT INTEREST tm currency, and are of equal convenience as & permanent or temporary investment. poet It is believed that no securities offer so greatinducements tolenders as the various descriptions of United States Bonds, In all other forms of indebieduess the faith or ability of pri- vate parties or stock companies or separate communities only is pledged for payment, while for the debts of the United States the whole property of the country is holden to secure the payment ef both principal and interest in cola, near These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from $50 up toany magnitude, on the same terms, and are thus made equally available to the smallest lender and the largest capitalist. ‘They oan de converted into money at any mo- ment, and the holder will have the benefit of the interest, The funded debt of the United States, on which interest Is payable in gold,on the Sd day of March, 1864, was $768,- 965,000, The interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year will be $45,997,126, while the customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal yoar, ending June 30, 1864, has been so far at the rate of over $100,000,000 per ansum, It will be seen that even the present gold revenues ef tho government are largely in excess of the wants of the Treas- ury for the payment of gold interest, while the recent in- crease of the tariff will doubtiess raise the annual receipts from customs on the same amount of importations to $$180,000,000 per annum, The authorized amount of this loan is Two Hundred Mil- Mon Dollars, Instructions to the National Banks acting as Joan agents were not fesued until March 26, but the amount of bonds reported sold at the United States Treasury up to May 14 waa ae, $45,964,900. Subseriptions will ‘be received by the Treasurer of the United States at Washington, and the Assistant Treasurers at New York, Boston and Philadelphia; and by the Firat National Bank of New York, No. 4 Wall street Second National Bank of New York, Twenty-third street and Broadway, Salers Fourth National Bank of New York, Pine street. Fifth National Bank of New York, 336 Third avenue. Sizth National Bank of New York, Sixth av. and Broadway. Ninth National Bank of New York, 868 Broadway. Tenth National Bank of New York, No. 240 Broadway. Now York National Exchange Baak, 14 Greenwich street. First National Bank of Jersey Oity, N. J. 3 AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANES which are depositaries of public money, and all RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country (acting as agents of the Natiozal Depositary Banks), will farnish further information on ‘application and a APFORD EVERY FACILITY 70 SUBSCRIBERS. GREAT CURB OF HENRY E. be HWAY, N. J. 32 Bond enna from 9 to 3. Wi the afflicted read the Sin-—Prompted by feelings of t others may receive the same of God, been conferred upon ™ibout the Ist of tharos tt i Took cold, that settled in back, causing much lamenses; and about tne Ist of A) part took ‘another cold, that settled oo lungs and brought on an attack of the pleurisg. The pie ms V wettied in th a Dr, J. H. SCHENCK will be at his rooms, Ni t, on TU: in twelve hours about @ pint of matte: almost aconstant fever, with a very high chills, a very sore throa ere ‘ares was mup; be said he had ko a derived from it.” Tnccordingly commenved taking & severe pain under the lower part of my riba, ry my bangs. that continued to increase. My physician gave me and squills to keep down the rapid circulation of ood, frm mich T think’ Peneit’ rived much ramination, pronounced my lungs af- das T continued to get worse all the would go to Newark and have my chest thoroughly examined. I accordingly went. and was ex- amined by Dra. Smith and Dougherty, who, afver a thorough exam nation, told me there were a uuimber of ulcers form- ing in the lower Partand at she back. but where the abscess was it appeared to be healing. On asking whal ught of my prospects of getting well, they said when the alesrs came to break, if my streagth was not too muc nature might possibly throw o'T the disease, cover. (They prescribed digitalis and had been takng. with some other things was about the Ist of July. Hes of svrup. T still continued to taking six bottles, and flading I got no worse; and after ter. I concluded it was doing me no good, and [might as well alop taking it, when I soon began to get worse faster than ever. The fever Increased, 1 feet and ‘ank! night sweats came on. my cough got Light, my lea swelled, my throst ulcerated, and the pains nereased. and | soon gave up all expecta ever being amy better inthis world After taking no syrup for four wee! weak that ft was with dificulty I co t up when Twas sitting down, to see if T could get any relief from the pata T suffered, end with no expe-tatlon of getting well, I again Gaumenced with the syrup, when T soon regained my appe it by the time I hai taken two bottles my cough got ree and I rai-ed freely: the ulcers becan to break, and t air passed more frecly {ato the lung aud I began to feet better, And then to see what would be the effeet, L took no srrup for a week, when mp aa left me. and I deg ain. Filing that ft was the syrup to it In earnest. breaking. in my sid and when I was so several had dischat get freely into the lung and with less palm. ‘Thing to me, and. contrary tn the expectation of every one, to get better very ‘ast, I never desponled or gave np. bat need all the exercise my surength would allow, and tn about forty days from the Ist of September T gained twenty-five pounds of flesh; my throat, that bad been ulcerated several! times, my better, and | would-raise from my lungs matter mixed w blood, until it gradually stopped. After using eighteen bottles I appeared to be almost well; but unfortunately ing cold, T'was obliged. to continue the syrup until I had taken twenty-five bottles. I believe at the present time my Jungs are entirely healed up. | There appears to be a part of my right lung gone: my right breast is shrank tn, smaller than the left well at the prosent time ever did, but am not T would advise all who have a cold or cough. o1 a lang ye ne my bon but proeire Sehenck’s Pu Sy G tint e not di-eouraged. If, ke me. you wace sit bottles without relief, for it may be the ulcers are ripening and Will soon break, I believe that one bottle will cure an or- dinary coid or cough, having known a bad cough to be cured with ov Dr. 8 “te personally unknown to me; but I shall ai- wars fe lively gratitude to him; for it is with the ing of God and the use of his syrup 1 am now Henry B. Muxpy. N. B—t could procure a Oldest phy wieians, would 1 the undersigned. ree! {ify that Tam weil neqna! ys Tighmty that roquendy visited him during bis illness last summer, and steve bim to have been in the inst stages of eat and know his statements to be Davi |AVID 8. CRAIG, M. Dr, SCHENCK will be at hia pose RY Bond street, New hereby cer- Xork, every TUBSDAY, from 9 2 P.M. for consul lation and Advice. He always has «fell supply of meal: cines at his rooms. whieh can ts had at all times, and are for sale by all druggists und di DEMA BARN! CO 2 Sark row, wholesale for New York city. EDDING'S RUSST A SALVE Heals Old Sores. . . . R® Lve REDDING: 8 Rv SSIA Bal Viens, Sealde, Cute, ores REDDING'S RUSSIA, “Tene Bruises, Sprains. REDDING'S RUSSIA SAL Boils, Uleers, Cancers, res, REDDING'S RUSSIA ray Rheum, Piles, Erysipelas, REDDING'S RUSBIA SALVE, ow worm, Corns, &c., Ao. ONLY Bonne BOX. 8,401 Hrowiay. New York. bo ae MORE. 401 Hroaay i Ft Ba pry = —_ BD and County Storekoepers. THE DEFORMED! THB DEFORMED! aK Seo taaey one oF two ob ih and teach ase if ia Fro focus fous Hore a THE CASUAL Additional Lists ef Names of the Wounded in the Battles tn Virgix! hel! Oayt 8 Sith, 7 +h Conn Ouree orp, 36th a Porter Sergt A, a oO Poseile ——, Mth N ¥ Hitiitone: 4th 0 N er Lt Pi Int N RS ‘aaa SitoraLe Ht, 984 Brpee crs, lash a 24 0) 36th Mass Horton Mass Honeman B, 17th Vt Jewelmont 1, 8th N ¥ Keating Corp W. sith NY Langer J, 97th N idk Conn eng Wo saded, Wetmore Joba, 119th Ataidon W HH, 1824 Kratzen R, 624 Pa Acheson Capt A, ‘ios Pa Kerr T, 834.8 ¥ Allwood J Keller J. 98 Pa Abbert Kale @ W, 143d Pa Ansa J Kyle Wm, 57th Mase Aubin J, th NY Kouth Chas, 15th N ¥ Arias J, 20th Mass Keinpf Jno N, 34 Mich Axdle A, 83d Pa Keely Bd, 420° NY Amaur J, 9th Fa. Kuhr W, 1984 P: Ayer JL, 10th Pi Kington Beit 140th Pi Adams Corp tLe lath US Kirkpatrick HP sth Adams G, 18th Vet res ennedy BF, 1th Ny Armbrester G, 190th Pa Heid A1St6t 8 Almakinder 4} 111th NY Kloger Se Levis, 5 " Alton AF, 16 Kenkot M 7th Pa] J X.'624 Pa Keane J ren red 8 L. bth Pa cay r on Jno, 69th oa og finger A, 55th Pi ‘Adderton J M, ith Me Armauld 8, 110th Pa Ashcraft J B.S th Pa TC, 149th Pa Ph, ist Mase th Maas Lincoln J. 6th Wis Leach Lieut W 8, 199tt Lyon Corp W, 24th Mi Lucas Capt HR, 1th & Lamphert A, Long Capt J Lehman Corp Bi Land lst RT Fender jut Pa Logue Tah Fa Tone orp tt Pane On, uh W Lieut jth 3 mz ui sit a i i] tH mss ‘ ‘ 2205 Bota Priel Eee sf 5 “ Bei BE = ‘t s te gots me? S28 rity 3 i 4 H i 3 KI 23 Bs Fi ore F Ho evet M. Morritt © D, 1 MeBride H, 88 Cat Mecane ih Maas Huneoe Oy y AP oe ills LB, Masir D &, Ist ied leGee RB. Medinet in Me MeDuckins JM, 4tn Macisley Wer RT leGiniey W, Melerve J C, 9th NH McGim, %h Mass Moyne A, 119th Pa Moon J, i40th NY loore $ W, lth Pa Gov Munroe 0, 26th Pa Shnrebwell J o. Mion NY MoCart E W, Oth Wis Chriscaddin bg we L re NY Marbat J, 14bth NY og Gullen Cor Mettes Jno, 26th Mich Castatine J, With N y* Maddon B, 9th NY 5 wr) Murry Jno, musioinn, 144 Corcoran WA MeMelty Ut J. Ist Ma Casey Corp P, 67th NY McAlis er 0, 334 Pa Cheisier PG, 127th NY Maxweril Bd) 52d F Chapman age, nad 5 ¥ gosoer 5 M, as x ; ‘angon WH, let NY cov lanier Corp. emger Sergt’J B.GthNY cay Morrthan J, 88d NY Ganrad Hi, 1th N'Y cav Moroney Corp J. 7lat Carr M, Lat ¥dragoons = McKenvie J F. lath Vet Cambes B. oon pe Maxwell WD, 30th dineaid Lieut WH, Iarcellus Grouch W Mail Lieut & WE, 27th) Shanta rl Conlin P. 44th N Gottrett M, ye iN. y Cannon T, 62d NY. © ae FP, sean Child J, 624. N Cramme: Chrony J. Hinard, See 8 Fp a Caywood Mountala J Graig Win, 9th Mass McHaughion b. 134 Carlisle Ry 4 Mulvany © P. lat Canne Cor; Milson J, 6th Pa Ce Canada B, Marvin b, 1 Michisharpd Contield A Meconnomy AT, aita G obb Be Mills R, Ghanaey Meuietian TWh Mich | Cobo voy Manby HH. Y aworth J, 49th ra Midlowworth J, 4 Church Mitierwgr js nelot fae 4 Hake LF, nN Conor B 7th XY . / Oateman A, Ma Pa | Connely B. U 7 Canvou Le Re | Ghitond W. Rowe Gt ah Ml Closier Sergt W Nace WH, 60th Ohio Giles A. sty Mich in h Nix Jno Goo, Ist NJ. Narrowbone J, 96th N A fad Y h NY NYS Nortnop Narey Ghee-eman hu, Tist Pa Hi 4th ‘Obio $0 Roa oe! ene 0, ah oheeny Co 7 Conlin, © o bh can Gabor ves We ity th ca eee kn aetsL,3th Pa O'Conve 5 Seeier vet ae i oO Opp 728 Sha NY { Snaee y oF bd Aut H Sreever is Gameore a tah Pa rion Me ach Tn Giandenng ny O'Hare hon That Ve i 'Hamnon ioe haa Sieve W ONeis Bu Berit am, rin 1 ii Vea Pa Polley Wein uM lley J. 116 a, apt Gi, 11th Mass Porter i Ti Coal Choroning W