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FOSTER MEDALS AWARDED JuL1 -, 1861.
Dearborn iscaooz.-Ada Dorset, Frances A.
npttllsi Bpptleii. N]Al" 's'' aln@ De"A' AusAA L.
Jones seAeol-Mary E. Barney, Lydia N. Phelps,
Frances Sxhria Smith, Emma Josephine AtHater,
'Ies seenisaoa ~ Se1od-Mary E. astfaey, Ro1anna
1IazsIten, Ms!y A. Evans, Louis Lochbiler, Fran
u Kinsis 4. 0ss .ss1oei-David Alston, Lucy Clayton,
Mary schafcr, George APPEL.
Ffan1lin Ahool.--Daniel F. Sullivan, VIM. I.
Fleming, Anastasia Ennis;
Aosay SctooI.-sarsh Robinson, George B. Alb.
bott Susie 4. Beardsley, Carrie $. Keith, Maria J.
s 1ro,ea l isejl.ooI1Iuther S Mills. ID; Charles S.
Sweet, Jennie n. Smith, Theodore J. Elnorc,
% FosteT sefool.--Frederica ". Grutber, Charles
J. Furst. Mary D. Stevens, Augusta Anderson,
John Gillespie, Fred. ". Pullen, HartWis Her
bert.
BRYANT RTRATToN's soNAERclAL COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED JULY 12th, 1861.
High Sehool.--Fzed. A. Chapman, Ella 4. Kim
ball. john Culver. Normal Dcpaztment-Ann1s
| T. Moultol.
| Dea, 6o'7t .sshod,-Ada Dorset, Frances Il
Jones seheo'.-Mary Elma Barney, Lydia II
Sconnio,, .seAoo!.~-Rozanua Haz1cton, Mary E
Ktnzit SehoM.-David Alston, Lucy Clayton.
F7dnkIin Se1od.-Wm. S. Mullen, Daniel F
Ta,1iagtoa sehooz.-Elizabeth Gilman, Heller
Ioseley seAea.-sarah Robinson, Georgia B Alb
| B,orn se4ox-Luther S. Mills, Cd; Theodore
| Foster AoN.-Frederica Ginther, Charles j
| Futst.
:. ogden sehoa.-Jesste G. Templeton, Geors'
| Ntao6t13v Schoe1.-Mary A. Allen, Beu1ah F
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SPR1SdF1G1D. July II, 1861.
To the Public:
In our Kepor: OF the 18th u1timo we stated that
the quarterly examination contemplated By the
9th section OF article Of the set Of February IA,
1861, had been commenced, and would be completed
at an carly day. That examination has this day
been completed, and We fEd that the gecuritlcs
in the Treasurer's and Auditors offices for the re-
demption of the circulating notes OF the Banks
In this State are correctly set forth in the pub
lished statement by the Auditor on the LET inst,
excepting few clerical errors and omissions
re}ating to the condition Of the following named
b3nEz, which were stated In said published Re-
port, as follows.
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TnCSKs, TALsEs AND CARPET BAss-e3 per
cent, below former prices, at II. G. s. Wtishs's
Trunk Stores, 81 and 40 Clark street. jy1s1w
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To Rent:

TO Rent:
One Of thoee splendid stores and Easements IN
Dc. the Sherman House, on Clark street Enquire
OF E.dridse 4 Toustcl.otte, No. 81 Clark street.
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In EHKNEEH1.
No. al Stone vs. Chas E. G. prusstng ct A.
Motion 1Ur 1thesrIpc,
No. 44-YounE r. Brown ct Al Proof Of publ
.cneter fos 1so6a.
On the testimony OF W Il Ksrg. ordered that
the C1c<k ii this cont ceettfs to the good moral
character Of Henry L.Ayit.s canald.te fer ed-
.-Iss!on to the b.
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RoeEu.1L CExETxEr.--There will be special
;1cin TO Rose Hill Cemetery to-day, (SaturdaJJ
July 18Th, leaving the Chicago md Milwaukee, de-
pot at * T. n. Fare ten cents eaca was.
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new YoHK SrocK BoAnD.-Thc following are
the quotations Of to-day New York Stock Board.

'irginia Is s..:.............:.-...4s
E1rsf hna I'll firm Enrof1d hnard Fl IN,
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Associated CoSogEss.-There will ben meeting
of the aborc named organization this evening, at
o'clock, at tho Mechanics Institute. Members
will be on hand. as important bueineas will be
Transacted. Per order Of
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METROPOLITAN first reception
Of the Metropolitan Gymnasium will take place
this Saturday evening at O'Clock. Members and
friends Of the Gymnasium are respectfully invited
to attend. Front seats reserved Tor ladies'
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GEorooy.-Willian Denton will deliver his
fourth lecture On Geology, IN knssbury Hau, On
Sunday. July 14th, at toH O'Clock In the morning
and o'clock IN the evening.
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FOR SALE-Nc,y Low for Cash,
tab!e for laat!y OF eypres. horse: me new SEnge
i.s1nsss; tpe tts poao;e Hs:ses.. M sscoai M hand;
tew Top Bn-sy; one New Tr3,tilg su!s3T. AM
re!soc ~.sairs purchase any Of the above a-tcss
will do sell 70 Al aEG 1atle tEea bs'o-e pnrca ~
l2g e;.exh~re, Inquire OF .. s. POTTER. No 2ss
hirzfe street iyi11sE
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We are informed that for months past there have been
great complaints at the New York Post Office by parties
having correspondence with New Haven Conn., that their
letters and remanccs stolen or had miscarried.
Our banks, Insurance companies and merchants have
suffered considerably from this cause and have heard
Of some very hard cases, where the property of
persons has disappeared in this way who could
lily AFFORD the sacrifice. Meantime Mr.. Holbrook
the General Agent Of the Post Office Department.
in connection with Postmaster Taylor of city Post
Office and Mr.. Ferry the New Haven Postmaster has not
been idle in his endcayors to detect the rogue aud it ap
pears that he was very successful yesterday the delec
ton and arrest OF clerk in the New Haven office by tho
name Of George f. iotchkiss Finding he thoroughly
caught he subsequently confessed himself tho
author OF large number Of robbcres within q
few months past. On repairing to his lodgings
the agent discovered and took possession Of quite Of
money acknowledged TO be the proceeds Of those rob
berries The funds in gold and good current bills of
the New Haven banks Of large denominations II Is hoped
that by this fortunate haul' those who have suffered
losses will be remuneraed.
Hotchkss before United States Commissioner In
gersol yesterday and was held to bail for trial.
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ANDERSON ZOUAvEs.

This regiment, undor command Of Colonel J. lafayette
Rker comfortably situated Rkcrs Island where the
learning tho duties Of tho camp prior entering
the battle field. Captain Charles G. La Fata of the Ad
vance Guard Zouave corps, has naugurated style Of
sleeping berths heretofore unknown in this country
although in common use throughout France. There
are two rows Of berths, one on each side
of the room instead Of being style Of one tier
another there but one the births incinng to the
middle Of the They raised about three feet from
the floor, thus securing fresh TO the men and doing
away with the old crowded style Of the sleeping quarters
Of the men, At each end of the are the officers
berths and everything is arranged that the officers
at all times can the condition Of their men, and
if they in their places Such simple and beneficial
system this should be adopted by all the regiments
it carries with 1t neatness and that desirable OF all
things in camp cleanliness, The captain is also busy
engaged in pcrfectng his the skirmish drill an eX
ercso that they 20 through with wonderful and pre-
cision. full dress parade OF the regiment will take
place this afternoon. Colonel Riker Major Dayton Adja
tant Mclean and others untrDg n their exrtions
has left the city.
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Pcrsonal Intelliucnce.

Hon. A. Foot, of Geneva; DR.. H. p. and j. lie rappan
OF Michigan K. Miller, Of the Uaited States Army; j.
NJ Wilson, Of New York. and jose y Jcrunder Of satan-
zas, arc stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Major Sibey Of the United States Army Judge Colt and
j. " Meter, Of st. louis !. Nj. DeAlva Of Cuba; G. A.
Rasch, Of Baitimore DR.. w NJ King of Philadelphia and
Theodore Townsend Of Albany, stopping at the Me
topolitan Hotel.
Captain Hitchcock, Of the United States Navy; Mr.
Prime and N C. Wooster Of New York Mrs Stebbins and
daughter, of st. Louis; w H. and f. Twcedy of Danbury
Fl. B. Henry and W. II. Hemmck, of Washington are
stopping at the Albermarle Hotel.
S. ROssin, Of Toronto; II. Bell of Kentucky; W. Cong
ley, Of Quebec; C. H. Sheriff. and O. Towner, Of Alba
ny; H. Trowbridge Of New Haven; r. d. Hicks
and faoily, Of Delawarsy Gordon Mckay, Of Boston;
George Cong aud g. w. Cheeseman Of Connecticut, are
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Hon. W. A. Walker and Major ROLAND, OF New York
Colonel Ramsay and Major Hagner of the United States
Army f. T. Hart, NJ r. Wendell and C. W. GalIoupe of
Boston; T. o. Clarke, of Washington C. F. Iscy of Nil.
waukee, and = Turner, OF Albany stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Major D. Taylor, j. Taylor, C. A. Stillman and f. d.
Judd Of the United States Army Colonel G. Allen and
Mrs Birncy Of Washington c. r. Clark and c. W. Wilder
Of Boston; s. Patterson, of Pottsvle A. Boomer and
wife, of Burlington f. Dodge and wife, OF New York and
j. II Smith, of Portland stopping at the Aston House.
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NEWS FROM BALTTMORE.

BALTIMORE, July ~, 1851!
GENERAL Dix addressed the members OF tho National
Guard this morning appealing 10 them, for the sake az
tho countrys interests, which demand every sacrifice at
this time, to remain few days longer at their camp un
I'll his arrangements had been perfected. any of tho
men had urgent business, domestic calls which would
require immediate personal attention. he would freely
grant them passes to Philadelphia but lac would request
the regiment TO remain until Wednesday next when hoy
would certainly be allowed 10 return home After the
General had closed his appeal, Colonel Lyle pat the ques
ton Those in the negative 10 order arms those in the
Affirmative TO present them. Every was presented,
and at the instance OF the General three rousug cheers
were given for the Guard
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THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN CAVALRY

HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN CAVALRY, I
DssRows RIDING school,, New YORK, July 81 1861.
One of the papers Of this morning publishes article
tho Lincoln Cavalry full of errors and calculated to
misead the public regard to the true condition of tn
regiment Instead of five companies there seven
panes mustered I'm, and two ready to BIO mustered ia
Tho hree companies necessary to complete the regiment
nearly full As you aware, IL is much more di
cult TO obtain suitable for cavalry than infantry. No
companies have been accepted, either from Michigan or
Ohio The Union Defence Committee did not make the
regiment a present OF hundred sabres. They
loaned the regiment ninety seven curiously- turn
cd pieces OF iron or steel, which might have
passed for sabrcs two hundred years ago On
nqung of the Union Defence Committe to-day, turned
that they entirely innocent Of the charge Of
having eliminated that 81 900 would, in few days, be
appropriated for the OF the regiment Efforts have
twice been made to raise funds for the relief Of the
regiment on tho Corn Exchange but without the slightest
result Three companies organized in Philadelphia
One OF these WINS forwarded to Washington Monday
last and is uniformed armed, mounted aud doing
service Six companies in this city are very efficient in
their drill and ready to be forwarded to Washington as
soon as the government supply their uniforms The
order from the Quareraser General reached this city
Friday directing eight hundred cavalry uniforms TO
be made here Immediately. Messrs. Devlin Il Hudson
have, Ibeliove, received the order to make them
ONE OF THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.
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Arrivals und Departures.
DIP AnTfrUEC

SoGrnAMrros, HAvRE AND HAsBURGSteamshipSa xonia-
Mrs John Sag and Two children Miss Brandt schnei-
Hamburg; FIR Stegmues, Newark; N Eisemann N Wtsild
Y; Demetz, Havana; l. Sirnona, Craner Bal.
tn.ore; Henry Knosenann, Cincinnati Rober, and son
Mrs Peynaud NY; + W Rash and family baltimore; MI and
Mrs Sesemann, kaamazoo Mrs chill
aren Gncinnat Mrs Demez children and infant HAVANA
Bethlehem; Aug Claye Charles Flament, Alfred Pease
ny; Cleveland Jersey City; Chas Steer, London; VIM
SY; GeGEe Is Biyeow s2soa; RuppiSs and family
John Dick and IA rny Toron,o Mr. and Mrs Mangesdor
Staten Island; Schnze and family Y; Mrs Jos West.
ho three children and infant Cincinnati; Mrs Samyn and
child Cincinnati; Mrs Louis Runann, NY; Miss Bertha
c35 '
hvKRPooL VIA MISUNDERSTANDING City Of Washing.
onMrs Dwyer Miss Croker, Miss Dryer. Mrs Blocker,
John + Pan.en, Thoppso' ayn Benne, Jas o'Brlen,
Burroughs and lady, Mr. Pennington, II T. Broderick,
Alex Armstrong and wife, w Gregory c Washburn, Mr.
Going wife and child; Eagle wife, child. infant and
children and infant II Muller aud wife, Frank Burke
wife, Mccullough, Mrs Ball and Dr. Walker wife
nd NO
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MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.

JEFFERSON CITY, July u, 1861.
IN the Convention this morning, Mfr. Broadhead, chair
man of the Committee Of Seven moved that its report be
recommted to the committee. The assigned for
was that since IL had been made the Hon. Hamilton r.
Gamble had by vote OF the Convention, been added to
that commte, and in Difference TO his ability and patr
otis'n the committee would wish to have his views
tDe report After some unimportant debate Mr.. Broad
heads motion was adopted Some slight notifications
VIII be made in tho report, but that will not materially
change its original features and the report will he carried
by very large majority The Committee Of Seven NOW
eghD are in session, but motion, tho Convention ad-
jOurred till nine O'Clock Monday morning
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HONvED REGIMENT.

The staff OF the Honved regiment had an interview
with his Exceency Governor Morgan and has the most
favorable prospect for speedy acceptance. IN the
dangerous situation Of country this regiment is not
inclined to protraet It's organization for lack Of means
hut il DESTROYS that its fate soon be decided by the
proper constitutional authorities; in the meantime hay
ing many inevitable preliminary expenses and wants vo
luntary contributions Of the patriotic citizens of this me-
1917 Broadway, or by Mr. George L. KingsaHd 81 Broad
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THE COLORS OF THE FIFTH MASSACHU-
SETTS REGIMENT.

The statement which has appeared IN the papers
ference to tho coors OF the Massachusetts Fifth regimen
is a mistake This regiment supported the Zouaves
throughout the battle did moi either their State
American colors, although the bearer was
dead upon the field The regiment bore their coors safely
from the battle ground, have them still in their pos
session. aud ready TO defend tho
Stripes
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SMITHS TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF VIRGINIA
AND MARYLAND.

copy of this very elaborate work Published by J. c.
JOS Smith, ONO II Nassau street. Now York has
forwarded to us Fortress Monroe, Fort McIlenry with
the country between Washington and Manassas junction.
are very clearly marked out and persons Wishing
distinctly understand the topography the
battles and defences cannot do better than study Smiths
production in this line
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REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BUH4 RUN
RATTJE

REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BUla4 RUN
BATTLE.
TIN RRRL L0ss-0NE REGIMENT cur no PIECES land
ANOTHER NEARLY ANNIInLArED--sPEEoH oF JEFF
DAVIS AT RICHMOND, ETC.
LouIsvrIs, Ky, July 2T, 1861.
The Richmond Wing Of the Gath inst says that the bat
tie OF Bn run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and
small field pieces at eight O'Clock in the morning The
force OF the enemy be ascertaned Our force
was twenty thousand. Men never fought more 6e~pe'
rately than ours. We have captured eighteen piece OF
artillery and taken three four hundred prisoners
The number OF our killed and nded cannot rs yet be
ascertained 1t is estimated at 500 killed and Wode
while that Of the euemy is less than several thou.
sand
Tho 0gethorpe Light Infantry o Georgia were cot 10
pieces and Bor's ane regiment Of Georgans was nearly
annhilated.
BY the last evening President Davis returned from
the battle field. In response to the calls from the inn
crowd who had congregate together to greet him.
The alluded TO the grand absorbing topic q the day Tho
enemy he d with the thoy had been imposing on
IL for twenty years, had fitted out army magni
hoent scale. They had over Virginia with plenty
Of arms and ammunition with ambu!snces fitted up
in such style OF luxury, though they thought they
still taxing the South They Ind FIVE or six hundred
army wagons with them and provisions Of every kind in
abundance. In the whole campaign they had over fifty
thousand men. Their finest parks Of heavy and Light
artillery ours They LETT everything behind them
they could throw away.
Tbs train has brought in one hundred prisoners
and there twelve hundred more coming, including
sixty five officers The probability is that the enemy lost
ten thousand Our casualties will not exceed twelve
hundred.
Among the federal officers captured is Colonel Caring
ton. Among the Confederate officers killed, unreported
are Lieutenant Colonel Johnston, Of the Hampton Legion
Colonel Thomas of General Johnsons staff and Colonel
Fisher, Of the Sixth North Carolina regiment.
The wounded unreported, Colonel Stevens OF Gene
raj Bees staff Colonel Gartrel OF Georgia. Lieutenant
Colonel Montgomery Gardner, OF the First Georgia reg
ment Colonel Nelson, Of the Second Virginia regiment
Colonel Jsnes Of the Fourth Alabama regiment Colonel
Hampton, Of the Legion.
Colonel Preston OF the Twenty eighth Virginia regiment
took Colonel Wilcox Of Michigan Captain and three
privates prisoners, with he own hands,
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NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.

This regiment, composed of some of the best men Of
this State has at length been accepted by the War De-
rartment. better chance never offered for who
desire to enlist in first class mounted regiment under
able and experienced officers Col T. B. Van Barren has
accepted tho command, which in itself Is sufficient to
every that the corps will be properly organized
and cared for.
Good horsemen and artillersts wanted Immediately
at Elm Park, where the regiment is now quartered.
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THE CLINTON RIFLES.

This regiment is daily augnentng in nefmbers at Camp
Seward, on Staten Island. The Quarantine grounds, on
which Is located admirably adapted 10 the health
and comfort Of the mon. Visitors have already aplcWe
among others Messrs Jewet and son, Of Front street.
were in the barracks Friday last when they tssHof
their sympathy for the cause In substantial manner BY
handsome donation, which they made 10 Captain G,
McKay's company, This company will be mustered In
Immediately The men composing IL, absent ON leave,
will therefore report themselves at once NJ the sevei
stations corner o( Fulton street and Broadway at @
William street.
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THE SECOND NEW YORK REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT, N. Y. s. NJ,
In SERVICE IIsIrID Arra

CAMP POWELL, WASHINGTON, July 20, 1861.
do hereby detail Lieut. ]. G. Hughes to proceed to
New York to recruit for this regiment in tho place Of
those who missing One hundred able bodied single
men wanted who will go for the Clothing aud
equipments furnished Immediately upon their arrival at
camp. IOsitively none but single men will be accepted.
G. W. B. TOMPKINS, Colonel.
In accordance with the above order, VIII receive all
able bodied Unmarried men, between the ages Of eighteen
and forty five, no read and WRITE to ill the places
of those brave fellows who fell in the defence of their
country and flag, at the regimenal armory,
Seventh street and Hall place after Monday July 1851
Lieut.. JAMES G. HUGHES,
Company +, Second regiment.
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THE THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.
AN OFyICER OF THE PAPAL BRIGADE OFFERED A

CAPTAINCY.
The Irish regiment which is being organized very
patdiy under tire designation Of the Third Irish regiment
promises be Of the best regiments that has yet been
sent to the Of The officers Of this corps, it Is
said will be mon Of education and experience in every
way qualified for commanding. We are informed that
among those who have been offered high positions in the
regiment ex- Officer OF the famous Papa Brigade
wse deeds Of valor in Italy, under General Lamoricere
are known. The name o( this officer is Lieutenant
Mcaa Walsh who bears the attering testimonials
10 his courage and WORTH in the handwriting of General
Isamorciere. Lieutenant Walsh would be a great acqu
sion TO the regiment and 1t Is hoped that he viii accept
the position which has been rendered to him
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

NAsHINHrUNi July IoUI
The freight tugboat c. c. Alger, f Philadelphia, came
up to the yard this afternoon took board quantity Of
ammunition, and Immediately left, bound down tho
Potomac.
Gen Cadwalader has been rendered the position now
held by Gen. Mansfield.
Gen Runyon's term Of service expired to-day when he
retired.
Col. Franklin will control until the recovery Of
Col Hentzelrnan from the effects Of his wound.
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nero were several ladies among them and two mebcrs
q the returned Seventy.nrst regiment who cordially
caee!ed the Captain The exeuseho made was that
e nag was intended for the Of his Children but the
Ssptaia very promptly answered that the Stars and
erpes alone could be permitted to float from he houses
III ete tyal city VI Now YORK
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GEN. MCCLELLAN'S COMMAND.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJuTAyT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON .July IF 1891

GENERAL 0RDER--NO. AZ.
Fua-Thcre will be added to the Department OF the
Shenandoah the counties of Washington and Allegheny
in Maryland and such other parts of Virginia may be
covered by the army in its operations. and there
will be added to the Department Of Washington the
counties OF Prince George, Montgomery and Frederick.
The remainder of Maryland and all Pcnnsylvan and Della
ware will constitute the Department of Pennsylvania;
headquarters Baltimore The Department Of Washing
ton and the Department Of Northeastern Virginia will
constitute geographical division under Major General
Mcclellan U. s. A.. headquarters, Washington
Seo,dAll officers of volunteer regiments will be sub
jet TO examination by Military Board, to he appointed
by this department with the Of the General
nChief as TO their fitness for the position assigned them
Those officers found to be incompetent will be rejected
and the vacancies thus occasioned will DO filled by the
appointment of such persons may have passed the
animation before the Board
YhSd-Camp Pickett, San Juan Island, W. T. and Fort
Chekaiis, Grey Harbor, W. T. announced double
ration posts the former from July 90 1850 and the latter
from 18th, 1850 being the respective dates Of their
FIRST occupation by troops.
FourU-Captain Robert Garland and First Lieutenant
Edward J. Brooks Seventh Infantry, having given evil
deDce of dsoyalty dropped from the rolls Of the army
to date from May o. 1851 and May 16 1861, rcspec,
lively First Lieutenant James Leshcr, Tenth infantry,
having oversayed his leave Of Absence and failed to
port to the commanding officer Of the Department of the
West dropped from the rolls Of the army TO date from
July Is, 1861.
By order I. THOMAS, Adjatant- General.
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Mnrrjeh.

BaxotN-WuD, --on Thursday July IS, at the Churcaa'
the Nativity by the Rev W Everett, THOMAS BAwD0es
70 MIS- MARY H. wuD, daughter of Horatio N. Wild fs,
Woon-l'xNos ON Saturday July %, 1850, by Rev.
William STAIRS, Mr rroDoRs 5. wooo TO Miss HEranrrA
n. H. tssscoN d this CITY,