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southern i,cm- via LouL.,illc.


Ihr'srNc, .SepL 9.-V.cc pr.,ilcn. S.crheu,
viii sIrud the isl IN Richmond.
IT, VI mIhi- irrl1H.h of the sth anu,unc's
tia, the steamer Hartford CIV IA, been cap.
'utcd ~ the Federal sun lptis and hc- entire
crow taken rison,r'.
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military and Naval Movements.
ARREST OF Asruuumrr orr,rer.


Il reported that Major ryu'c, 1t mrulry,
Wlo uncudcr,d $50 rc,ul.l troop {, a. in,c-
Iior fore ichcl,. IN New Mckee, l,4 been
arrested by C.p'. Potter # hi. own regiment,
AMI Capt. GIL, Of tho 80 ally Gate Mount
eli Fin men and cent 10 s n,t Fc for tial.
Ma Lyndo B, uat,, Of Vermont, an cn,ar-
cd The scfNi,c in 1927.
Ten Thousand piu. -iiu musbots will he sent
fVm s.. Louis 20 Cincinnati, to bc rlhol for the
goNcInm,nt. 1noy will thea b, nearly equal
20 any low IN u.c. Cavalry horse, arc being
s,nl from Cincinnati To 81. Lou, IS rapidly a,
;o-'llc I'll" contracts in Gin .inu'i are chief
~ for the army aud tho horse trda in that
city j. ~ r.lore very brisk.
tn IEi,H BLIDNDg is rc,rui,in. unlcr the
NOT iayorsise a"T.c,s. one co rpany has
already teen mustered in, auI it is expect u
that Compan, T. CIi'. WIN. Benson. recruit.
ing a. ~ South, iji Pearl anl - Oak streets,
oil Le mustered 10 today at +. NJ, when pay
commcncc-. All u,mber- Of N, company are
required 70 he present at headquarters, ~
South street this uolning at ~ O'Clock.
TnE I. s gmLoat Kcy,tcrc state lcr, Bar
h,l,.s ,b.,,,, Ann, ti,, :, .,,,,l ~ a., -,
,.,,,cr Su,,,,cr
Nur,r, +. ,,us,,s Tho ,,,or,,,,
tary Examiner, still continue thcir daily So
,iurs at No. 80 Walker street. Thus far they
have cxamincd one hundred and sixty appli-
cants, Of whom only 6rty-livc were rejected.
The examination, ARE moi very .trict hcin !,
coaluttrd more IN an instructive form than ,.s a
&C." ,'l".h'!' f"'iEn 14io,r' Presenting
,.,,'iI, ,,,s,.I ,.i,t,'.,, ,, ~ i"lrl"' nv
ttr,, ,n,,l,r,ut- Tor ,,,iIi,,,,. ,..-i,i -
"'''. w., l'''''''' WIZ l''''-
'''''' ''" wv ','''''
~ ~ "'''"N - "S'ih very uu''
,'''''' 'R'' wa ." ''"n y''''I"'y, ana
"''' " '''''"''"'," wan h S''u' ana some l'al-
"S '"'''.H OIL inc 10" military organ 1dtions,
WI" view 10 iho adoption 81 some plan to IA
'"'l'' 'lr. Vl,Hi, 81 ne Stl' quoit, but the
'"i' VI ~ "o'l''r'""u' WI nor vet hc M ulc
p"uW'"' ln''' IT many le'N''' Tor the present.
'''''' !" i''IU'li'H' nus Hp'hplN one oi the
.","S, i ''' '' H''vuS,N', j. mat 90 many
"''"'' INV "'" I"Nl' htu az Tue hardship,
~ "n''" NHW''.'7 nave hccn subjected,
'nt"u-h r'h'r t' ignorance of rhSc1liIy oi the r
commanding "ihecl~' tht men are afraid to
venture ,h' hls'lNeN ~ ne" Nictim'' bat the lirt
H. mat those very publications nave been the
'au" ol removing the evil ard now no soldier,
are more tcnde'ly cared for than ours.
TuEn EuunE IsI\Nn E,.,,,ryr Tho
r,i,I r,,l. Iii r..,.., go,
' '"' "'E'"'"'' """h AZ
r'Fed here SUNDAY afternoon, d',cmhakcd
! yesterday morning from the stClnlpr Cpnmo-
/ durc at Fort Hamilton, expecting Ia occlry tho
| lulmcr camp Of the Iuns Island REGIMENT
/ They viii hc sent to llcml-tCad The lc,iment
| consists Of about 200 men.
MILITARY Clnr,u<, Tho ;,,.,.,..,;,.,
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THE CoRRurTfoS-LrRHL Srfr.--The "grcat
case" Of LIT1LEJonS against GREELEY came
on at Pulaski, Oswcgo County, yesterday.
WE'D OPpYKE, GEo. Law, anl other mag
mates Of the lobby are called As VI -ie-ses to
prove the corruption charges rnrlc against
Lr1TIEjonN, and the richest kind Of develop
mcn's Of Albany practice are expected from the
trial
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The New .Ir,,c, sl,rh EruImrn,.

1'W,o-, Sept ?.--1hc Sixth Regiment New
J'rsty Volunteer, Col. Hatfield, will lrlye fo.
the seat Of frt ,o,uor,rw.
\ part {. III" 'th IL, 'imcnt is also here AMI
rapidly tllincg up
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PEACH ORCHARD COAL
tsENEWAL mUsnNESs.

EYE EAR AND LUNG. INFIRMARf-
~ gn Lctcatncnt ul llitdur,, az deafness
consul 3 ton. cu~lrl. hr,u N'ti-, nsil ma Ahu
UNluui. d'Na-'t EN-. every raturc 10y % new Nid sue
,rssn,f treatment Consllta, On free Oll H,''i
Nav, Il. Y. slO6'llA
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ASorHER SRIzURE.-Ths brig Mary McIsae,
just arrived from Liverpool, was seized yestor.
day, by order Of Surveyor Andrews, under the
c0iaiSCatiou act.
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ComIscATIoNs.--Tho Surveyor OF tho Port
has satisfied himsslta' to the mode OF proceed
ing Gndcr the conGscation act, and will imme-
ately libel the vessels which have been seized at
this port.
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Poflord, Sept. THE annual state election
In Maine took place today. The following j.
tho vote fpr Governor in some of the principal
cities and towns;
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Maine Election.

The Union war majority in II. &c towns is 3D.
SO AMI will be ia the Who'll state about GD,puJ.
Tho Legislature Is largely Republic N. Al.
though thcto will be many Union u ,morrl's
elected jointly 10y the Republicans anil Union
Democrats.
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Ep,'oa, S'pL ton Butler lei herc for
Washington ~ the morning trIin, IN ohcliinCr
70 t-lchlaln L-nm TIC War DrnlimAmL.
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with BelRisn pavement; TO advertise for steam
engine for Marion Engine Co. No. 0. Adjourned
70 MONDAY next
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sltnoIING ArrAr:.


The WTr Department ha issued an order IN A
volunteer cavalry Regiments oi Il, ", COM
panic, hall have three Majors. and rc.iotcn ,
OF from eight to ten olutuie, two " t,ur, in
stead Of one only a. hel, tplurc.
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S-WESTCHESTER co. TAXES
1000 lots in Westchtsler county, will soon ps
p Id for taxes parties desiring their bills, ca, OF,
TN them ofG W. DiTCHErr wes,ehester b'nI
Clg mters sts, sci S'lsj
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IuroGrNvr SLAvgG IAsE.--Tn tho Uni'od
sIos D,'rict Court yc,tcrl'y Judge Belts
=. &c , decision in the ct'c Of tho blrk SlrIh,
s,.icd on tupi,ion Of ilting out as a SLAYER,
unI coni,ui.,d the vessel.
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The NInrNInnL Trniinr..

Washington SPIT. 9.-Thc baltimore .cco.
-iouitts s,e y,r, an,,ly at line f. Jcr,l ,,,l.ri.i
ior prohibiting the wearing If any secession rn,
bloms.
Major Alexander ha- escaped from Fort Nc
Henry, and General Dix hs wu1ip.tcl an,
Iuthcr communication with the remaining pi
,onur- at that post
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Fires, Accidents, Isque-ts, &c.

Extensive FIRE IN MURRAY STREET.
Last night shortly after II O'Clock, a fire was
discovered in the third floor Of No. IS Murray
street. in the fancy store Of Hech & Friendlsnd-
er. The firemen were promptly on the ground,
but Notwithstanding their exertions the entire
building was destroyed.
The 1st floor was occupied by Lockwood,
lnderhill & Co, whose loss is estimated at
apo 900
The End floor was occupied by r. g. Wheeler
q Co., manufacturer Of buttons, their loss il
Hech & Friendlandcr on the third door, lo,s
about $4,000.
Weins'rin & Co, dealers in cloths, who occu.
pied the It'll and 9TH floors To-. about s2O 600.
The estimated value Of the building is 500
900
No 81 Murray street. occupied bv several
paric-, is damaged in the upper stories
Tie total loss cannot fall much. # any, short
81 eco 900 Owing to the late hour at which
The fire occurred, the above are the only pirlic-
ulars which could be obtained
Rvs OVER ANp KILLED ny ~ Eipuru
AvESrE CAR Michael Rooney, q man 40
year &C age, who resided in 2d avenue. near CD h
street. was run over and killed on SUNDAY cvcu-
ing, by car No. ; Of thu Eighth avenue H. H.
70. n lev minutes b lore he had been elected
from car No. x, on account Of being druuk a
di-ordcrly. lie then attempted to get upon the
other car, but fell in advaIcc Of the wheels and
VS. run over and killed. An inquest will bo
held UPON the body this morning Bruarl
Burns, driver of car No. SO, wa. arrested and
detained to await the boiling Of the inquest
ForSp DRowSED. Coroner Schirmrr held
al inquest yesterday upon the body Of an un-
known man, about 80 years Of age, found
drowned in the dock foot OF Whitehall strsct -
Deceased had dark brown hair, and vas dressed
in brown pca jacket, white shirt, Il ,ht pants
and boots. some iish hooks werr found in one
Of his pockets. The Lo1y had been about two
weeks in the water. Verdict, "sappo,ed
drowning
DROWNED. The uoly Of James O'Brcn, a
native Of Ireland SO years Of age, was found
yesterday at tho dock ct oi Chamlers street.
The dccca.cd on Saturday night left his house,
No. Caroline street, minus ono shoe and hi,
hat and coat, and was not seen again alive. lie
Is supposed TO have been Eighty der,n.cd, a.
he sot fire to has house before leaving II. Tho
name were, however, cNtingu,hrd before
much damage was done. An inquest will be
held upon the b,iy today.
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Pcridncc Il l., sept. H.Thc follow 'ns
vessels owned wholly or IN part At the south
were seized TO-DAY, ut Newport, by Mars n
Sandfo;d schooner >. l.. Brown, with cargo
schooner Maine Law, no cargo hoorcr Wa
bn'h, no cargo, aud schooner J. Il. Bilch. no
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SyMNERNIcuI, FFSTIvNL.--Four Gcrnm
singing socctic., the Mozart, Ncrcin, Fi!elia
AMI ". Y. Iiclertafcl, held a summcrughts
festival and bail lat evening at Tivoli Garden.
The entertainment comprised an excellent vocal
and in- rumen'al concert.
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Pnrlnn of VIM. Semi.

Wosiirq'o,. S,pt. IN ]. Gen. Mcclellan
ho- is-uou the itilow.ng ord r:
llIApQu Ai1Ius oF me Amy or TItg !
luroMhC, Washington. : pt. :, 1SGl.(
Private william S.oli, ot Company X, rf
tAc I'ird E"rinpn' 81 Vermont Volunteer.
having 1cr found guilty 10y Count Martial o.
sleeping ou bis Io,, while q sentinel on picket
quart, ha, lc,u ,'uI" .ccl 10 be- Shot, atd the
sentence h's been approved and ordered to he
executed The commanding officer, Of the h-i.
gadr. tHo regiment Hul tlc cUmniu\ of the con-
den ned, to-c'hcr with many other officer, and
rfNhir-"l t'"lc,'mcn', have earnestly Hpp' died.
| To 'hc MAJOR General @ ann udms To spare the
| life 90 'ho offender, and III, Pr,. lent ng tho
nitcd state, i,S expressed a with that %, tn,
| Is The first condemnation to death in thi, army
iul THIS CRIME, mrt,, may he cxiaudcl to the
CRIMINAL THIS tact viewed in tlhu.c ion with
lI'IirNlf rl'lcr t' 'hc rtudrmuclu usul tier hi,
lTcNiou- good conduct aul general Good rhl',,r-
ter and the urgcui cntr ''tics ma ~ in lii behalf
hay' determined tho Major Gcucrl corminl-
mg I" Eulu' tho pardon ~ earnestly prayed r,r
III, ari oi rlrMcury must not lr uudcr-t pl o-
an, riiug a precedent lor any future cisr. Tbe
duty OF a sentinel i, Of such nature. that il,
neglect hy sleeping upon or he .rrlus hi pp.t
may ,nlungor ih, s''y Of comminI on even
OF the Who'll" army, aud an nations a1iy ~ the
offence Oh" p malt, e death. Private william
Scott, ol Company X, OF the Inirl REGIMENT
Of Vermont Volunteers, will b, released from
Confinement and rlWu to lauv.
Bv command of
Major General McCiriI,S.
5 WILLIAMS, Asst. Ai'utaut General.
scott was 10 Lgvr been shot thi. n,oru.n,.
The pardon wa. read to the r,-imrut. Whi "A
heartily expressed it' Qualification at mi. uc. Of
clcmrncy.
SltnoIISG AFFAIR.
At the camp of cd Young regiment OF
Kentucky cavalry on SUNDAY nj uopu. a ,ol-
der named llcnl rson shot another sold. r
named Walter Willie p.i,ru,n, duty a, a
,Lard. : 'gcant joseph H. Brv.un wa, the
officer oi The lay, aud owing Ia his presence Of
| mlrd and decision discipline wa, secured 1, the
camp Waiter I'LL AZ the feet OF Brv,pu, who
Immediately di,armed Henderson oG hi revolt
Ncf and had him put under guirl. liryson then
attended To the wounded sentinel. who is nov
OF the Warrington Hospital. Walter wac shot
under lie r'pht ear. The ball lol gel in the
| lrh ridc % his jaw. There Is no pr5.pe If
| hls recovery.
CAVALRY NtNIOEs.
The Wqr Department IN issued an crlcr TIA,
yoluulcc, cavalry regiment, of "a ", COM
| panics hall have three Majors. and rc..imcn,
| OF from eight to ten companies, two Major, In.
| stead of one uuly a, heI, tniurc
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COAL.

COAI-si so PEE TON, THIS WEEP
~ only, for tho hes; rcd and white 1-h coa
stove, range, CRATE aud furnace sizes, del cred ire
sud clean. Ofhcc li6H 5nwery, near DIooma NJ.
srN 2ilo'l
COAl-THE BEST QUALITY or Eel
~ ash coal can uow | 3 purchased OF T fO5rEl
G BRO, cor. of 3Stu = and "a ave or of the
tonts, now unloading "a. Both St, East w; pr"
screened ana deiyoi ed, - u; oil the hNt' $tS''
sen 2'uOn
CFNITFR PEACH ORCHARD COAL
NiOi the r'st quality, ~ the lowest u'thot In''
from yafJ 20 cents per ton lesa from the hN,ts.
Also (, r r., o LeiIgh, tiru.t VI mntliN, nnd e"S
tmitu's Gods. UESET REEVE, cor Cana an
Crnlre Fnh cur Jane and West sts. SCI H'S1'l"7
NITYOAstNG VALLEY COAL, si5p-THt
w best co.'s 'or stove and rang u-e. trce pnIn,
ing, fuli weight and me- dust LLOYD a C'1s SA'
FrNth av.Lue. cor 17th 81 sst 2AH'lW
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First GrRMAS RuIrs.-A Correspondent,
A. II. T., desire, to know the date of the dopirt-
ure OF the sch Regiment OF New York volun-
tecr- (fust Gcrm'r Rill y, Col. BLENkEE.
1hny l,lt on Ma, 25th Cor Washington.
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TIN CuNLiTR CoMui--ION.-T Commits
,ion To mend tho cry Charter met for organi-
hg'iun yooici1ay Of cru,ou, in the chamber OF
10" L nd q Couprilmon. a majority (3) of
IN, members were present, when the Temporary
cl.1i'uon, Al Frumnt, took tho chair. The
resignation. # Ilrl. VIM Z Illvcmnycr was
accepted.
The Commi tee on or .anilat'on, through their
chairman, NJ T.. +. Purlv, reported the li.t of
rules Of o.d,r, with ,hcrcumm, niation Of VIM.
NJ. E,ar, f,r prc.iic.,, and John Hardy tor
Clih. AG'p.ci.
Arc-oiut.on was adoplcd, inviting tho Mayor,
member, # the Common Council and David r.
Valentine, E.q., to communicate to tho Com
ni--,r tL,ir views If the existing defects Of
The City Clarcr and hat, yer suggestion, for
their improvement they may be pleased to
make.
4 Special Committee was appointed to report
IL, Of Standing Committees
The Commission al, burned till THURSDAY af-
tcuooh "a, three o'clock,
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SPECTACLES GOOD AND CIIEAP--WSas
~ sgl improved Professor FRAMES oeieCrltea
eye p''scryors' accurately adjusted Ia ielected NiSoi
10y an experienced practical optician. All kihds OF
sleotacios bot rht sold, taken in exchange, or 70.
paved Store ess Grand 81. near Elsrdle. sn3l st.
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Pu.or COMMISSIONER ELECTED Tho term
Of service Of Mcs.rs. Il. l. Taylor, c. II. Mar.
snall and T.. II. Morgan, Pilot Comm -.iouer.,
having oNylr,d, they were rc-elCctcl by the
Chamber VI Commerce, ycstoria nay afternoon.
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Tng M,MNNu, OnsrQriE, The Executive
Committee having IN charge tho arrange.
mcnts for the McMnuus o'~quic', mot ye,ter-
day, at No Centre street, made some add-
tioI'- TO tic Con mittcc on Su scrptions, mp
pointed Committee of Three to make ar
rargcm, mt with the agents OF the Irish limo
G. ,'caucrs for tho transportation Of the body.
and resolved to enter into communication with
citizen, # other cities who might desire to act
IN ,oriuncton rith the Committee. They then
aj.ourn,i un'il tomorrow, (wcIn ,!ay, } at one
c'cl"l, T.. NJ
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CITY NEWS.

TIE MUTrNr ON Board THE SmP REso-
LuTE.-Yesterdsy United States Commissioner
Henry cfter hearing the testimony Of Captain
Freeman and the mate Thomp.on, by which il
appeared that the prisoners had refused 10 scrub
the ships sides,) remanded the prisoners.
Mr.. X. Ogden, counsel for tho prisoners
moved for their discharge, on the ground that
the whole matter was simply = disagreement
between the parties, and not in any proper sense
a mutiny.
Mr.. Andrews for the District Attorney, said
that he thought II would he necessary, upon tho
testimony, to hold tho prisoners. It was a clear
casc, though the offence was not Of 80 henious a
nature As Others Of The same class which fire.
quently come before the courts.
Tho Commissioner said he would only decide
that a primd Jdcie case, sufficient to warrant
the detention Of the prisoners, had been male
OUT The whole matter would 20 before an
other commissioner, who would decide it.
The prisoners were RENAMED and the exirni
nation will probably h. continued to liy.
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Major General McCLrrt,y.
Nu- ASH AlIttppt E.,....I

5. WILLIAMS, ASST Ai.utaut Gauyrl.
scott was 10 Lavn been shot th. noru.n, 2.
he pardon Wa. rvad to the r,-,mrut. Nhi ,
heartily ovprcs,,d its Qualification at hi. uc. o
ClumJ ncy.
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THr TRAITORS cN BoNED 1ug RryENUE
Cu1IEE JACKsuS. - Thr fourteen men who
refused to take the oath Of allegiance on Friday
last, when they and other, of the crew Of the
revenue cutter J.,k'on, w,rc p,id olJ have been
drawing pay from the Government tor many
years, and ono ha, been in tho revenue service
over eighteen years. They are now confined on
the iurt- IN the course If day or two. Tho
Trtosury department viii sec that they arc
placed wlcic hey can 10 M de TO worl, hard
without receiving any compenslricn therefor;
ard there 10 a possibility that they may 10
courm,rliacd and sentenced to death for mutt
py on boiru Of United States vessel.
H., u1iccr7 all took tho oath cheerfully.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-Immediately upon the
confirmation of the retreat of the Union forces,
the 18th New York Militia, whose term of en-
listment expires shortly, unanimously signed q
paper to re.enlist tor three years.
Gen. Banks leaves for Gen. Patterson's col.
umn tomorrow morning. The city continues
in great excitement. The secessioniats are
overjoyed. Efforts are being made by leading
sepessionlsts TO keep the more disorderly quiet.
The presence of considerable military force
may be required to keep the rebels In Baltimore
quiet in their present delirium of joy. Like.
nesees of Beauregard are sold on the streets.
A heavy and steady rain prevented large con-
gregation Of people from assembling.
Psymaster McPhail, Of the U. 8. A., contra.
diets the report that Shermans and Burnside
batteries were captured by the rebels.
The Unionists In Baltimore very generally at
tribute the defeat of the Union forces to the
inactivity Of Gen. Patterson, who, II ia report
ed, was dozen times officially telegraphed to
engage Gen. Johnston at any odds on Sunday.
Thirty arrests were made for attempts to in
cite mobs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
COLUmBUs POST OFFICE
ARRIVAL AND DErAEruRr OF MANS.
DEPARTURES.

Mails for New York City, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, steubenve way, Cleveland, GAINESVILLE,
Newark, Granville, Washington City, Baltimore, Phila'
dephia and New Orleans close daily Sundays except
ed) at O'Clock p. m.
through mail for New York and Cleveland closes
daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m.
O. D. & q. r. r. Way Mail closes daily (Sundays ex.
cepted) at O'Clock p. m.
Central Ohio Way Mail closes daily Sundays exceptsd
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Cincinnati Way Mail closes daily Sundays excepted at
o'clock O. m.
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthiug.
ton Malls closes daily sundays excepted) at o'clock
m.
Mails for Xena, Springfield, DAYTON, Toledo Cncin-
natl, Indianapolis louisville, 81. Louis and Detroit
closes daily (sundays excepted) at O'Clock D. m.
A through mail to XenIa, Springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily Sundays excepted) at 10 o'clock q. m.
Urbans Pqua, TiHin and Union City mail closes daily
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
Killed and Wounded of the RsIchi-
gan First Regiment.

WAsHINoroN, July 23.-The morning is occu.
pied in putting affairs in order on the Virginia
side Of the river within the original Federal
lines.
The Fire Zouaves will rendezvous at the
headquarters of the 18th Regiment to day
when some accurate knowledge of their loss
will be ascertained.
The last seen Of the gallant Col. Wilcox, oil
the 1st Michigan Regiment, he was lying
wounded on the battle field. He is either dead
or prisoner.
In the LIST Michigan Regiment the following
are known to be killed: Capt. Wilmington, Co
D; Captain Butterworth, Co. G.; Lieutenant
Monk, Co. Fl Lieutenant Carey, Co. G.
Orderly Sergeant Lewis Hortleyer, Co. H.
Orderly Sergeant Hortleyer, Co. A; Pri'
Yates, Richard Jones, Co. A; James Kelley
Co F; and both the color bearers Privates
Cunningham of Co. A and John Stafford of Co.
G are among the wounded. Major Bidwell took
the place of Col. Wilcox and managed to bring
the Regiment out of the field In the best pos.
sible order.
A Z,uave drummer, who was taken by the
rebels, but escaped, reports that the secession
ists have an immense number of prisoners In
their hands. II Is supposed they were princi.
pally picked up on the way. Only Is members
Of the Ist Ohio Regiment are missing. The
officers a.e all safe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24
The Retreat of our Troops.

WASHINGTON, July 22.--A gentleman of the
Associated Press furnishes the following:
The retreat Of our troops to Centerville was
successfully accomplished by 8 O'Clock last
evening, the regiments regaining the positions
evacuated in the morning, by those that sue.
ceeded iu reaching Centerville, the reserve force
under Col. Mills being posted beyond Center
vile. At one o'clock In the morning the re-
treat from that point commenced and was main.
tanned In good order to Arlington Heights and
Alexandria. The army in Its retreat left be-
hind large amount of provisions and amnu'
milton.
About ninety army wagons fell into the pos
session of the rebels. As fast as our troops re
treated, their positions were occupied by the
rebels, till after Fairfax Court House was pass
ed, after which the pursuit was not continued
In many instances the teamsters unhitched ths
horses and abandoned the wagons when there
was not the slightest necessity. The rebel cav
airy was the terror of the volunteers, who wer,
compelled to keep the woods to avoid being
charged on by them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-24

Ono CoMMlssAREs. Es.-The following is a list
of the Commissaries appointed by Governor
DENSisoN for the Ohio Volunteer Militia In
active service; 6r s ,s,i
Robert H. Thompson, Assistant Commissary
Of Subsistence, with the rank Of Fret Lleuten.
ant, to take effect from the 20th of April, 1861.
Theodore H. Tallmadge, Assistant Commits
eary Of Subsistence, with the rank OF First
Lieutenant, to take effect from the 18th Of May,
1861. lcl w ~ "a = ~. is.aa, sr sis y ,sss
Marcus Simopton, Assistant Commissary oI
Subsistence, with the rank of, Second Lieuten-
ant, to take effect from the 18th of May, 1851,
Horace N. Bill, Assistant Commissary oi
Subsistence, with the rank Of Captain, to take
effect from the 18th Of May, 1861. y, +,
John @. Lane, Assistant Commissary OF Sub
sstence, with the rank Of First Lieutenant, to
take effect from the 17th Of May, 1861.
Nelson H. Van Vorhes, Assistant Conmisea-
ry Of Subsistence, with the rank Of First Lieu
tenant, to take effect from the 18th Of May
1861. 3tf
L. Startling sullivant, Assistant Commissary
Of Subsistence, with the rank Of Second Lieu
tenant, to take effect from llth May, 1861.
Anthony d. Bullock, Assistant Commissary
Of Subsistepce, with the rank Of Captain, TO TAKE
eject from Sd June, 1861. ~ y s'rr~w- ~
Theodore z. Greenwood. Assistant Commits
sary Of Subsistence, with the rank Of First Lieu
tenant, 70 take eject from 18th June, 1861.