, 1861-08-11

NEW GoLoGGt OF TIE SEGoND WlsCoH7IH.
Both Col Coon and Lieut.. Col Peck Of the
Colonel at Bul Run in the absence OF his su.
perlor oh1cez, have RESIGNED, aud the WaAh.
1rgton correspondent Of tha Milwaukee Fre4
Detnocrdt says Coy. Randall has appointed
Lient- OConnof, Colonel, and Robert Chand,
Ter of Milwaukee, Lieut.. Colonel The Colo.
1eney vas first rendered to Judge Potter
Col O'Connor ia a resident Of this city, and
we WILL undertake to answer for it fhst be will
not 60 the way Of bis Predecessor He Is a
west Point graduate, was several years in the
regular army, and knows his duty Weu.-R4oiG
1oxT.az.
TIE PR1vATEER YoRk--The Norfolk Her
@d publishes the following extract from let
tar received in that city from on board the
priyateer York:
We were st sea seven days, and captured q
pr1ze 1l5 mics eastward Of Cape Hatteras.
She is worth abont So. 600. We put prize
crew On board, aud in coming in fell in with
them from taking her away from us. Our
crew are now engaged in wreckdng her.
Foreign OFFICERS IN THE UNITED STATES
sER71CE--NumeIon3 proders are received
nom Europe OF officers and men, not ouI7
ready but anxious to serve in the army In de-
fence Of the American Union. It Is not too
much to say that, large as is the army at pres
-es ~@A 10y - %AAEA4t ~ NANAL4CA IL LUt4e Ell.
ropean tenders Of services were accepted.
But this, Of course, is Impossible. 4 few Off
GERS OF distinction, however, have been &C.
cepted, and are about entering the service
Among these are Baron Rsdowitz, late Lieu
tenant Of the Royal Guard Of Prussia, and Bar
den, where he was for many years al officer
Of, the staff: One OF them, It is understood,
WILL join Gen. Patteffon's column. sud the
other thst Of Gen. Mcdowell. Gen. Asboth,
Of Hungarian distinction, and Col De Alma,
IRON The army Of Ga1ibaldi, are about to pro.
cFed West with Gen. Fremont. Two other
eminent PTussian officers are also said to be
coming to this country for similar purpose
Prince Felix Salm, late Of the Austrian service,
aud Capt. Van Setback, Of the Pruss:an Royal
Guards,-Al6any Journal. -;
The Boston Courier, whose end seemed so
near that we publfshed its obituary few
days ago. bag eont1iyed novel plan tor pro
unwilling to keep it aliVe at the prics OF IS
per annum, it proposes to avert death by
charging them $18. In the present temper Of
MassachuEetfs, It would appear as if the pub
ic would prefer to pay half the price i it's pro-
p1ietors you'd print no paper at ala much
aid.
GAR1BALDI OFFERS Hrs SERv1css-The
New York Fast states that Garibaldi, the SOL
der Of European freedom, Is deeply Interested
in our struggle for liberty, and Is anxious to
Iake part ia It to the best Of his ability. He
has offered his services to the Government,
and Will accept of any position which viii en-
able him to exert his unrivaled military DOW.
ers IN his peculiar way.
1t is stated that the Hon. Ben. Wood,
Member Of Congress- from the city Of New
York, paid the pa.sage to New York Of nearly
9 hundred Fire zouayes- who had deserted
from their regiment.
1t is rumored that the fend between the
French french and american Bonapartes Is to be ex-
the grandson Of Mrs. Fatterson and Prince
Jerome, with ono Of the daughters Of Prince
Murat.
The Union Club Of New York have in-
Vited Prince Napoleon to dine With them On
big return to that city: It Will be- IN elegant
Vitation, he replied, Most Wi1lingly.'
The state Of health Of His Exce1lency
Gov. Andrew absolutely requires his abandon,
ment ofal but the most pressing official du-
tfes, and he has accordingly retired from the
city to seek that quiet which his condition
demands The Governor will be absent dur
Ing the present week-Bosto,s Journal.
BANK FAMuRE.-The Brockport. n. r., Ex-
change Bank closed its doors On Monday, and
institution is not far from $50, 900, We believe,
and the securities amount to about the same
perhaps something In excess, SO that there
is very little danger that bill holders will lose
much.
"A Boston merchant, having recently sus-
tained 1oes by fire., asked his wife, onEreturning
nevs?" Why, hav'nt you seen the paper p
mo, no.n "Hay'nt you heard anything s'
No, what is it? Do cut with it, st!Why,
my place of business Has burnt to the ground
this morning" "0h! Ia that all? thought
you we're going to say Washington was
takea."
The late Dea Moses Grant Of Boston left
bequests to various charitable and religious
institutions amounting to S2O,oOQ.