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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

According to previous arrangement few of the mem
befs tho Union Club, of this city, with some invited
ric's, last evening entertained his Imperial Highness
Prince Napoleon at teir rooms in Twenty rs street ana
Firth avenue The party was strictly private one and
from al that TRANSFERRED was very select, social and
agreeable. The were decorated in style and the
proceedings were marked by harmony and good feeling
The Princes Wis, to the pubc institutions the East
river on Wednesday was begun and concluded in the
most feiioisous manner. His Imperial Ilghncss
was much pleased with the delightful location Of the
prison and asylum which look more like palaces than
roiormatory institutions. The Prince asked number of
questions suggested by the occasion which he was
duly enlightened by the President OF ,e Commissioner
of Charities and Correction
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, having arrived in the city yes
terday paid visit TO the Princess Coibide her private
apartments at tho New York Hotel The reception
most cordial and friendly one
The yacht Jerome Napoleon has been Attcd up In
style of exquisite beauty and magnGccnce, and
the indications are that grand Soiree dansdnte is to
como OF on hoard 1t rumored that the event
would occur last night but up late hour every thing
on The yacht was IN The distance still and moioncss.
Tho yacht lay at anchor quietly the river and not
extra light cleaned from her ports The interior decora
tons have, however been got up with great taste and
masnicence; the conpanion-way and inner bulwarks
are finely drapd and festooncd with silks brocadcs and
flowers, and the tiaSS Of all nations intcrlwmed
'N'ty Nulon AZ Is sunlNScu tnat
select party will be invited to "trip it the light fan
ttstc toe before the departure Of the Imperial visitors
His Imperial Hghness the Prince Jerome will shortly
leave on his tour Ia the Great West This expected visit
Is said to be ono Of the principal attractions Of the pro-
sent tour Tho Prince Is extremely DESTROYS Of witnessing
some OF the beauties and natural magncence Of land
whose fame has goae abroad throughout the world.
As we yesterday announced, the serenade to the i'm,
porai vsitcrs has been postponed until the return Of the
Prince from his Western tour. II will then take place
with all the eIai that Muzo and the band of the Academy
can give it; and instead Of being front OF the New
York Hotel will be on board Of the yacht, which is
fitted like floating palace.
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CuAMBrnIJS--Mysc,Lmorr.-O Tuesday, August - at
St. Stephens Church. Ivy Right Rev. Archbishop Hughes, Mr.
JoHS T. CuAnBKRLlS, of ~. Louis, to Miss ELIzAHE1u
MERCiiLLIOTT, OF this city.
ST. Louis papers please copy.
We requested TO contradict the above, Published in
yesterday s paper, the facts stated being untrue.
GAILoWAY--FERGIsoN- Thursday morning, August
49, BY the Rev j. Foisa Mr.. CAgtss GALLOWAY to Miss
EMNA T. FERGUSON MI Of this city.
California and Western papers please copy.
KEIER--kRNr Or Tuesday, August il. at 81. pnus
church, Fourth avenue. by the Rev John r. lIagany,
Henry p KELLER TO MARY l., daughter " the at u. o.
Kemp, all Of This city.
SrMvyR--EpHARDsoN.-0 Thursday August 10, by the
Rev Dr. Weston, ADAMS G. liKrgS kISG daggl-
ter Of the late John " Richardson all Of this city.
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FESTIVAL IN AID OF THE SEVENTY NINTH
REGIMENT

Tho festival and picnic in aid OF the families of the
killed and wounded members Of the Seventy ninth rcg
ment, which was to have taken place on Wednesday
postponed account Of the weather until yesterday,
when, the elements presenting obstacle It held.
AT early hour the famous place of resort Jones Wood
crowded with parties who had spend the day
IN tho country and eat their bit the sod. The time up
to three O'Clock was spent In the customary anusemcns
OF public misunderstanding, small shows, eating, drinking
and swinging After that hour tho company of tho Meo
deon, who had offered their services grautously
cunt OF the occasion, edited the assembge by many Of
their choicest performances, which was fully APP
preota'ed by tho people. At tho close of the
performance the audience scattered the grounds and
proceeded 10 enjoy themselves they thought best.
scotland fully represented, from old to young and
many heart warmed by the sounds OF the bag
pipe. number Of tho Seventy ninth present in
fnl costume, and attracted great attention. Probl-
bly, che greatest attraction Of all the number of
pretty young girls who, freed from the rtrait Of the
city, ENJOY ed The ainusemcnts aud the beautiful scenery
oI the woos TO tho fullest It estimated TINT dniing
tho day there could not have been less than 10 eo
PIE present. and that in pecunary apart from the
enjoyment, the festival and picnic decided
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THE CAMERON LEGION,

number Of men for this regiment yesterday sent
to the beautiful camping grounds at saersve New Jer-
soy where everything has been provided for the
and health sf the troops Two companies arrived yestor
day from Connecticut Of which state Colonel Durham is
n native, and graduate of ono of its finest military
schools There three companies Of returned militia
regiments who have rendered their services this corps
aad are ready to into camp Immediate y, il they could
only get paid oh Tor services AREA ncrcd the govern
mcrt few more recruits wanted to ill up the reg.
ment, which are sent into camp Immediately after sign
ing tho rolls. Apply at the headquarters A Greenwich
street.
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THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.

The balance of the Twelfth regiment, New York State
Militia, were paid off yesterday, with the exception Of
Company. The statement that has been made that
portion Of this money had been kept from them ncor
rect each soldier having received from the Paymastcr
the sum OF $24 A. The payment has been going for
the last couple Of days, and we stated above all have
now received their money with the exception of
pany This was rather singular feature connected with
the payment of these men which would 60 show that
the military spirit has by died out As each
person was paid the question put hi-sWil you
enlist againf and to this interrogaory than one
half answered in the affirmative the balance probably
having family ties or something urgent that compes them
TO remain
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JEFFERSON BRICK ON THE FIRE ZOUAvEs.--We
observe that Jefferson Brick has been friously at
lacking the Fire Zouaves for running away at Bull
run, although many of them ran back again imme
didiately afterwards. He has exhausted the Ian
4guage in expressing his adherence of their con-
duct, and is determined to give them no quar-
ter. We have no doubt that there arc some bad
timbcrs in that regiment, as in every other, but
that is no reason why the whole should be con-
'demned Where two hundred men were lost
there must have been some bravery. But
what most amuses us is to hear Jefferson Brick
lecturing people about running away, for which
he processes the utmost aversion, when he HIM
self ran fourteen miles before the enemy at Sol
ferino, and on the first alarm at Bull run fed
precipitately, breaking his carriage, cutting the
horse free from the harness and making the
best of his way on the barc-backed steed to
Washington, and after all refused to pay for
the damage done. A fine thing, indeed, for
Jefferson Brick to preach about running away
We doubt not if there are runaways among the
Zouaves they would be very useful in Bricks
running brigade
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET

PrILADsirHLA, August Is, 1881.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 1ves TX Reading
Railroad is 316 Morris Canal 35 long Island Railroad
9h; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3Si4 Sight drafts New
York at par.
PHr.ADEfrnA. August Is, 1861.
Flour advanced Is: sales 900 bbs Western super
fine at s. rs Wheat advanced &c &C.: sales 10 900
bushels red 81 IS 81 30 white, 81 q 81 35 Corn nd
vanccd &C.: sales 1000 bushels at SIC 54c. Whskcy
steady at 16c. 1870.
BrffAfo August IS, 1861.
Flour steady. Wheat firm salcs this morning 9 900
bushels No. Chicago spring, Ole ; 5000 bushels red
winter, choice 81 o. Corn better sales 40 900 bushels
at &c. Canal ffeights steady. lake imports to-day
0C0 bbs -four, 81 600 bushels wheat OF 600 bushels
Canal exports--500 bbls. four 30, 800 bushels
wheat 104 900 bushels corn 900 bushels oats 10
bushels barley.
BUprALo August Is 1861.
Flour unchanged. Wheat lrmer, with moderate de.
mand: sales 600 bushels No Chicago spring at 81
5000 bushels No do. at Ole; $500 bushels red winter
at o. Corn better and in good demand sales 30 900
bushels al 36c. Canal frcights-1lr. corn 12c.
wheat to New York. Lake imports--S,O00 bids. -four
900 bushels wheat sc 900 bushels corn 600 bushels
oats. Canal exports400 bbls. -four, 80 600 bushels
wheat es 900 bushels corn, Geo bushels oats 10000
bushels barley. \
0swEGo, August 10, 1861.
Flour frmer. Wheat IN better demand: SALE q last
night 10 900 bushels No. Chicago spring e0c Mar
ket to-day advanced &c. Sc spring, with only light
oilcrng sales 5000 bushels No. Chicago spring at a,c
Corn better: sales II 900 bushels Illinois at 9:,c Canal
frcghts dull but unchanged. The break at Mud Lock
will be repaired that beats can piss tonight
Lake improvisation bushels wheat coo bushels corn
Canal exports-13,00 600 bushels wheat 20 600 bushels
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THx FIoREScEs, having perfected engagements in Great
Britain and Ireland, will take their departure from New
York IN the Persia, the 2sth instant Their will
extend to Australia and California. The New York
Florence Association, under the Presidency of Launcco
Roberts, Esq., have, in view OF their early departure
rendered these artists Farewell Benefit take place at
the Winter Garden Friday evening. The orchestra,
The conclusion Of the performances proceed to the resi-
dcncc of the benecares in East Broadway, and tender
them the compliment OF grand serenade.
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CONTINENTAL GUARn
This regimen, is s,ill progressing bat like M

This regiment is still progressing, but like many others
is greatly in need Of means support them until
into tho United States service TO obvlate this difficulty
the following gentlemen have volunteered TO act as II
committee to collect and receive funds-C II Marshall
and s. U Wyman, 3s Burllng slip; Geo. W. Flint. lT9
water street NJ. H. Grinnell, 40 Wan street. Goodhuo
NO, u south street; A. Low Bro, 81 Burlng slip
W. Dodge, 10 and 81 Cliff street; John French corner
OF Clinton and Fulton avenues Brooklyu
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THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
STATES VOLUNTEERS
UNITED

Adjutant G. Murphy Of tho Thirty seventh regiment,
New York State Volunteers has arrived here from tho
seat of war; He to take charge of the recruiting
depot OF the regiment in this city Since he arrived he
has sent out forty men, under command of Lieutenant
White to the regiment He also sends fifty in
charge of Lieut.. James l.. DUNCAN and William W. Jack
SON The men that have been enlisted for this regiment
are all picked men, The Adjutant will act in with
Captains Murphy and Leonard Recruits for the regiment
are al equipped before leaving for the seat of The
headquarters Of the Adutant is the Park Barracks
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LONG ISLAND SHARPSHOOTERS FOR COLO.
MEL BERDAN'S REGIMENT.

Colonel erdan, whose two Regiments Of sharpshooters,
made upof companies furnished by the Governors of the
several loyal States, will be ready take the
hed, is at Governor Morgans request organizing third
regiment to be raised entirely in this State Three
Uanics Of the New York regiment quarters at
Weehawken. Colonel b. having detailed Of his lieu
tenants to recruit Long Island, that officer has made
The following appointments for testing the applicants for
rnlistm mt in their skill in target Shooting
Brooklyn at tho corner Of Tenth and Twentieth
street. on Friday the 10th inst at four r. H. and Satur
day, the 18th inst, at halfpast nine A. NJ The Fifth
avenue run to Twentieth street
jamaica Wednesday, 2ist.
Hampstead Thu sday aud Friday, 22d aud 23d.
Babylon Saturday cath.
Patchoguc, Monday 26,h
Rvorhead, Tuesday 27th
Grcenport, Wednesday, 28th
Sag Hagbor, Thursday, goth
Stony Brook, Friday, Goth.
The test required is consecutive shots averaging not
more than five inches from the cctre distance eco
from rest, 300 feet on hand arst rate rifle and
ammunition will be provided and proper rest arranged
ON the ground bu those that prefer their own
rifles. We predict sharp rivalry for the distinction of
belonging to this crack corps among the duck shooters
and deer hunters Of Long Island
The recruits, enlisted will rendezvous at
Weehawken, where they will be Quartercd, rationed
equipped uniformed and drilled by experienced officers in
skrmshers tactics
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daily have 1t in their power TO throw obstacles
in the way OF the government. 1t is to this
cause that the siuggishncss and inelilcicncy Of
the Navy and War Departments have been, no
doubt, in great measure owing. The labors
OF Mr.. Potter's committee WILL however, 1t is to
be hoped, soon relieve them from this clog upon
their operations, and contribute to more
prompt ana energetic discharge Of their duties
in connection with the war
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NIassachusetts POlificE,

BOSTON, Auguft To- 1861.
The Democratic State Committee met yesterday at Wor-
ccster an agreed TO call convention State
officers, to be held on September 10 in Worcester
The proceedings OF the committee exhibited broad
and patriotic policy AMI tho call for the convention
asserts that the present crisis demands the subordnaon
Of the interests Of the party TO those Of the country
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THE THIRD EHoDE ISLAND BATTERY.

The Third Rhode Island battery, formed in less than
three weeks under the direction Of Capt Brsow Of the
First ARTILLERY corps, arrived in this city yes day
ing and resumed their march towards Sandy Hook Mary
land where the company to be stationed Tho corrs
number $50 men. This battery will form part of a
TALON under MAJOR Tonpkns which will comprise four or
i've batteries from Rhode Island II Is accompanied by
twenty four recruits for the Second edc Island battery
who will tkc the places Of those who have been killed
wonned IL viii use the battery Of the First corps com
posed Of six Of James six ponder rod cannon carrying
fourteen pound shots. After reaching Sandy Hook Cap
tain Bfastow will Providence for the purpose OF
raising another company, tho fourth from Rhode Island
organized for tho One or two additional! batteries
VIII be formed as practicable Quite number Of
no returned members Of the firstalthough they have
ben home but few daysenlisted with those going for
ward yesterday, and nearly att the old members will
enlist IN other organizations The officers of the Third
artillery corps Major Chas. H. Tmpkihs commander
OF the battalion; Captain II. b. Brastow charge Of the
third battery; First Lieutenant Raymond Perry Second
Lieutenant, George Adams; Third Lieutenant, Horace
Dloodgood; Fourth Lieutenant. f. A. Saith.
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PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD.

Colonel Goodwin has just received despatch from the
War Department stating that every obstacle will be
moved from the PATH and the regiment be enabled TO
take the field in very short tine. There Is vacancy
existing In the regiment of company which the Colonel
would like to MI up by entire company Of good
Applications to DO made at the headquarters, No. sos
Broadway.
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4 Grievance In the Eighth Regime mt
TO THE EDITOR QE TILE HERALD.

siR-l, together with a number Of my comrades con
nected with the Eighth regiment New York State Militia,
would like TO make an inquiry relative the fact Of be
ing charged two dollars and twenty cents for shses which
Of received As members o the State militia
IN active SERVICE are entitled pair Of shoes from
the government during the Of our three months
enlistment. Now while the Eighth regiment az the
seat OF the citzcns Of New York sent on a,,antty
Of shoes, which distributed among us-tho govern
ment providing but small complement. When we came
TO be paid Off the coming to amounted TO S3I u.s.
but received only 500 IS, thus dcducting So 20 for
ehoes. would like to know where this money goes TO-
Whether goes to the government, or is pockeed by
some private parties2 c. p. HANSON
Company G, Eighth regiment, and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

Military Shoulder Braces and AbdOmf-
nal Supporters combined-A new and superior article at
MARSH CO. IS Truss Office, No. vesey street, Aston
House.
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we have doubt the coopelcy OF OF tho many reg
ments now organizing here viii be- rendered him, the
Governor should overlook his claims Lieutenant ColoAe
iarnsworihs headquarters at the present time, is AZ
No, 345 Broadway.
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MOVEMENTS OF Nps. LINCOLN.
a'er Movcncnt- i'm New York-Nev FIX
Pccsed ARRIVAL at Icing Rrnnch--Mrs.
Ahntoin's Susto at The hansion House
preparations for ID 6;rm lad En.l, sc.


mr. Lincoln, accompanied 10y some of the members Of
hcr family and Mrs Grmsley was out shoppu! the
"i"e OF yesterday morning. Among the establishments
honofcd by her presence the Gre cNhing STORE Of
Messrs Brooks B!O;tors Afcr completing their pyr-
ehaseS mo party DECIDED on a drive round Brooklyn
Heights, as being pleasant md agreeable mathol OF
passing the afternoon On their return IN the evening
much pleasure was expressed "a the mnuy hcai bits
of scenery and The splendid appearance presented by the
bay from tho point to which thoy had been driven Mrs
Lincoln and party viii leave Cor Long Branch some tae
to-day, most probably 10y tho Afternoon boat.
In tho early part OF yesterday rs. LnCon called 10
ray her respects TO distinguished guest, the rrin
Coih!iac, at the New York Hotel Tho visit " IS pr
yato one, anl partcok OF that friendly character that
should exist between tho Princes and The wae Of tho
President Of the United States.
qHR EXCITEMENT Ar LONG BRAECH.
MANSION Iotsg, IoNG IiRANtu August 10, 1881.
MIS- Lincoln did not arrive hero as expected thia evcn
ing but Mr. Robert Lincoln Mr. Hycs Tho rresident'a
Private secretary; r. c. McCcrkcy, OF Cambridge, Ro.
berts college mate aud 0. nastead and dNehtois came
as Mrs lincolus suite, ard they say she VIII arrive To-
morrow morning.
There was great crowd OF people and press Of
riages aitg tho ct tho distinguished PARTY at
the depot Persons FIR, N all parts Of the country TO
WELCOME Mrs Lincoln On her arrival. Among them Brig
noli, Mrs. Hocy and other celebrities
There was great rush to &c, Look at the party but no
radeness was manifested everybody being in the best
sble humor Young Lincoln and his fri Is drove quietly
to the Mansion House. On the way th'r tho reop,r
rushed out from tho holes, oxp c,iag Mrs Lincoln
Upon the arrival OF thu party the boadcrs stopping
the different hotels throngoi the ppz1a3 and the in
gushed guests experienced great difficulties IN nkn
their way through the crowd
fine suit OF rooms have boon secured at the Mansion
House aud handsome cottage in tho immediats ,iny
for their use. There Will be no demonstration with the
exception Of grand bali for viii p,epa atoms now
being made, and every will DO taken by the rropre
tors of the House that the desire Mrs Lincoln TO be
quiet shall bo fiily observed.
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Sporting.

CHECKLIST. GE0RGR's VS.. EAST NEW YORK
These clubs played n return match the St. Georges
ground at Hobokcn yesterday, and resulted in TIA, signal
defeat Of the East New Workers. The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Suspensory Bandages, nc. DRS. GLOVER Il
Tfi0RNE, No. Ann street, under Barnun's Museum
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A New Minister Crorn sweden for Wash
ington.

Count Piper at present swedish Minister the Court
of Turin has been aamcd Minister Of the King Sweden
to the United States The Count has been very popular
in the Sandman capital and his approaching departure is
viewed with regret.
Tho King Of Sweden embarked the 1st OF August at
Craftsmanship his way to France visit the Emperor
NAPOLEON
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

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gust aus 10 Publishes aii e3pE,ie and chcal l-st OF
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu.
PEGS the best in the world Wholesale retail and TIN
bye privately applied ut No 6 Aston House.
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THE ONLY BRIGHT SPoT IN ENGLASp-John
Bright's speech on the American war. 1t may
be seen ia another column.
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TONES HOUSE, 134 BROADWAY.
81 BREAKFASTS, DIN,NLRS AND SUFFERS.
SPLENDID ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES.
FIRST STYLE PARTISAN COOKING.


The jones House 734 Broadway, opposite Waverlsy
place. IL proverhl of the most complete and eb
CANT establishments OF It's kind II has TWO chief public
dining rooms aud Numerous elegant private parors Az
any hour OF tho Jay, and until late Ut night persons may
have served ~ them Ia carte, rho European plan.
every requs Do for splendid snstan al meal at very
moderate pHces reduced to suit tho money crisis MO
u;e ccpDcy PROMISED 10 those who viii favor the es-
Lsbl niynt ast class Paris Is cot Of tc COCK
ing department The meats, Vegetables, fruits anu vines
ar,siec,el by experienced catercr AtN'vA IS "'tsoH
chambers and pari,rs for gentlemen ss fods2fs'
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Hills Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown, best in USE Depot No Barclay street. and sold
by ali uruR4iSiS
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Bachelors HAIR Dye-Thc Best I'm tn,
world; harnlcss reliable and instantaneous. Sold an,
applied at BATCHEa0R'S Wig Factory, i6 Bond street.
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Our War Mups-Colored Edition.

new edition Of the HERALD War Maps, caicndered
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HOIIOway's Pills will Cure any Bilious
Fever if taken in doses Of ten night and morning.