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NEW YORK , AnNR ERIE RAIL,

nis Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of ChamheSs
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t. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
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HSAe STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
~ NEW YORK AND LlvERPO0L,
Queenstown, Ireland
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powered CIyd built iron Stesmships a. follows:
SSiTYSS OF TsiITIM sS.ssgHsee., August Sd
KANGAROO, 18Th
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70 the wife, and one dollar month TO every child, OF
each Of the the First regiment of District Of Co.
lumbia Volunteers who has family. noble example

70 the wife, and dollar month to every child, Of
each OF the in the First regiment Of District Of Co.
lumba Volunteers who has family noble example.
THE WAR CLAIMS COMMISSION.
By direction Of the President Commission has been
appointed, consisting Of Hon. David Davis Of Illinois,
Hon. Joseph Holt Of Kentucky and Hugh Campbell, Of
st. LOUIS to examine and report upon all unsettled claims
against the Military Department Of the West which may
nave originated prior to the appointment Of the present
General, at which time the order was issued that all
money must be disbursed by the regularly appointed
agents Of the government The Commission are to meet
st. Louis, and enter upon their duties prac-
ucaDe. samuel T. Glover Esq, of St. Louis s to act
counsel for the government.
FREIGHT TRAIN BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BAL
TIMoRE.
James 5. Gibbons. of Philadelphia WILL on Monday
nave In operation train Of fifty wagons for the carry
OF freight between Washington and Baltimore This
been made necessary owing the blockade Of the Poto
mac and the almost exclusive Of the railroad for gov
ernment purposes
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
AT the Congressional election in Virginia for members
OF the federal Congress- held yesterday accordance
with the proclamation Of Governor Pierpont Colonel 10.
seph seesur, of Hampton elected from that district
COMPLETION or THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
Tho Pacific telegraph line is completed and working
through. despatch was received over the limo from
San Francisco today by the President announcing the
completion Of this electric messenger from to
PATENT REFUSED TO CITIZEN OF RICHMOND
The Commissioner Of Patents has refused to issue
patent to citizen Of Richmond Va who makes applca-
ton while retaining his residence in Richmond
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rMproyIsrD NAvAy, EXPEDITION

letter 10 thc worcester (hhs) 5iV, uatei October
T. gives an Of ns,ioCessful attempt on the
art OF the crew Of the Cambridge and Albatlss TO cut
out a pryatscr at anchor in the sound near Beaufort
s. o. and also t. les troy battery. The ext edition was
composed a ht"o boals from the Cambridge, with their
crews armed with ~harpS rifles ana cutiassCs, with re.
yoves, comna'dei respectively by Lient. Gwinn and
Acgbg Aas.es strong and Edr se two boats from tho
Abatros+, with armed crews, uacer III. command OF
Loat2iatt WNtd-the whole being under the COM
maid o. Lieutenant Ggiun, cf the Canbidge.
The night was iafk AID the srrf ran high Each boat
hal bunHclc and compass, but owing u the dark
ncss and the cncert,inty OF tse exact bearings Of
soma sand bluffs with relation to the channel through the
breakcfs ,hy lost their way nn cot into The breakers
and surf. u ST 81 thcb iats were beachcd AMI be
longing to hs Ahatrts stove, end two of her
either arowncdo or deserted. The fishermen the beach,
whom they saw, proved % be ''good Union men," gavo
then ish, aa .siCd them to get Their boats or Tho
oit ~ and men having already Undo, gone much iague
ard eXp,s3re " their cuaeavors to eSlieatc tnem-
sgivcs lr3n thcir porloas sitgatoa further prose-
cation 81 tga eXno01a was Geanlci tsuless, and lhe
whole vf TIE CanNrd9+'s lnrtF ret'ntd. oHc 81 tho
hnst eaatenrg Lieucnaut Wasl. Of tuc Ablitoss was
lett behind. IL lhc lieg ~ recoNalcl, and his
boat awca og auch dsras d, ant $40 men missirg,
" ID q quantity VI arms.
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THE LOSSES I'm THE BATTLE.
KILLED.

KILLED.
Alden, -, Captain Company II Tammany regiment
Baker Il. d., Acting General. Col, LIST California
Babo Avis. First Lieut. Co. c, Goth Mass drowned.
Bailey Thomas, Company A, Tammany regiment
Cahill John, Company X, Tammany regiment.
Cutler George W., Co. g, 18th Massachusetts.
Danvcr James, Company X, Tammany regiment
Dwyer John, Co. II, Goth Massachusetts,.
Gavetty, 49, Capt Tammany regiment.
Grant s. NJ, Second Lieutenant Company -, 18th Mass
Graham Daniel, Company Il, Tammany regiment.
Graham Daniel, Company X. lammany regiment
Hicks -, Captain Company p lst California.
Hooper -, LIST California.
Kochersperger c. Captain Company F. LIST Cal supposed
lawrence Millard, Company -, 18th Massachusetts,
Mclhal Duncan, Company G, Tammany regiment
Merchant John, Company A, 10th Massachusetts.
Otter William, Captain Company c, LIST California.
Porter Calvin, Company ID, 10th Massachusetts,
Putnam w. L., Second Lieutenant Company f, Goth Mass
Rollins Valentine 7. Company A. Goth Massachusetts.
Sullivan Ed Company X, Tandmany regiment
Sullivan John, Company X Tammany regiment.
Vassll i. B, Second Lieutenant Company f. 18th Mass
Wright Charles, Company A, Goth Massachusetts.
Welch Wm., Company A, Goth Massachusetts,.
Williams Joseph ID, Lieutenant Company u, LIST California
Wessehccf Reinbold I'd 1t. Co G, Goth Mass drowned
The above list contains the of all known to have
been killed in the Tammany regiment but doubtless some
who are In the names Of the missing have been killed
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THE BATTLE AT BALLS BLUFF.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF The AFFAIR."
THE KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING,
&C., &c, &c.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25, 1851.
Private accounts from the Upper Potomac this morning
represent that our soldiers reported missing coming
IN from time to time while others carried down by tho
current OF the river are known be now under shelter
In tencments on its banks
Arrangements have been made for the reception Of tho
wounded from Conrads Ferry. A large portion of the
government Hospital for the insane which is not re-
qued for the use of the patients Of that character will
be appropriated to the wounded and the convaescent
other hospitals will be removed Annapolis some Of
them perhaps to Philadelphia to make ample room for
wounded men.
The regiments engaged in the affair Of Monday have not
yet completed their reports Of the losses sustained They
VIII bc made as perfect as possible and returned to-
morrow
despatch to General Mcclellan from General Stone.
announces that the number Of killed. wounded and mis-
sing Of the affair at Balls Bluff has been reduced TO six
hundred and eighty.
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NEWS FROM THE LOWER POTOMAC.
Whereabouts of the Vessels Composing
the Union Flotilla--Thc River Closed
Extent Of the Rebel Batteries along its
Banks-MOrc batteries Going Up, &c.
UNITED STATES STEAMER YAY,

UNITED STATES STEAMER YANREE, !
OFF INDIAN HEAD, POTOMAC RIVER, Oct 23. 1861. (
Yesterday fishing vessel came up here, passing the
battery at Matthias Point and tie batteries above without
being fred at. On reaching Maryland Point she heard
fifty -four guns fred at Matthias Point.
last night the Rescue the gauntlet and escaped
being fired at in the dark She brought message from
Captain Harro Of the Union, to Commodore Craven re
qucsting permission take all the vessels beyond the
Quantico creek aud Shipping Point batteries below Ma
thas Point to Lower Cedar creek They the hiladel
pha Icoboat Union, Satellite and Rescue The Freeborn,
Island Belle with the schooncrs Dana Howell Cobb and
Bailey, already below. Permission was granted,
an the first named vessels joined the Others
Half an hour ago (hali-past eleven O'Clock A. ny
steamer was seen working up, the Virginia shore,
under the guns Of the Quantico creek and Shipping
Point flag was flying astern, supposed to be the rebel
bunting and the steamer herself believed be the
George Page, so long bociaGed in Aqua Creek. THIS
was almost Immediately confirmed by fishing schooner,
which reports that the steamer the Page and that
there Union steamers Oh Aqua Creek or between
Cover Cedar Point and here The Page just gone up
Quantico creek.
The vessels here The Harriet Lane, Yankee Hale
Reliance wyandank, Herbert and Murray
The navigation OF the Potomac is practically closed at
the option Of the rebels. The batteries, with the exccp-
en Of gap here and there, extend from Cockpit
Point to Matthias Point, distance of twenty miles, and
they will be extended five miles upwards to Free
stone Point.
There are now no Union vessels the Potomac be-
tween the mouth Of euanco creek and Matthias Point.
The three gunb,at Gle Onion, Satellite the ccboat
that were watching Aqua Creek have been ordered
below Matthias ot AID the stolen rebel steamer George
Page has free license to up and down that portion Of
tie river covere by the rebel batteries Her excursions
confined to these limits by our g.nboats above AMI
below.
The report that hs rcbcs have crossed Tie river on
the Lower rotomae tue. They knew too much to
get caught iu any sacE tftF
NEWS FLOM FORTRESS MONROE
ALL WAR SHIPS AND TRANSFORMS or TIE
NAVAL EXPEDITION IN HAMPTON ROADS.
lol3Kiss MuNt u. uct q. }
Nil FAi5iMgRs, Oct. %, ls 81.
The weather has bctu mcst favorable Tor completing
the enormous plorlr.n3ns ior dlc great expedition
All the arcd vctas az transpo h have uow arrived
end Hampton Eoas, especially Mt night, presents mag
Indecent appearance.
The 3 h. spasd,ng WI not leave for Ha;teras before
sunday.
DEATH or COLONEL MARSHALL, or THE
SEVENTH HAlTs REGIENT.
Bil.TNoas, Oct. % 1901.
Colonel Marshall of t.e @,veaih Name disl here %.
day, Of yrheil fever Fe elai blu SEX Ter ,wJ soks
Ills cs'men: slI5tcj !or W:shngt,a tnis morning,
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THE CALIFORNIA REGIMENT.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In your list Of the companies Of the First California
regiment engaged in the late unfortunate battle Lees
burg you state that Company halls from Philadelphia
This is u mistake the above company recruited
n this city, for and at the expense Of tho atc Empire
City regiment Colonel Sheehan The members composing
il mostly hail from the Twenty second ward, and were
mostly enlisted Ivy Lieutenant thomas iiagal and Ensign
Potter Pagan. both Of VIII am experienced military
officers having served with distinction the Mex can
war and III Nicaragua under the late General viii
liam Walker. STAFF.
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VIM. Hathaway. Company II, right side.

VIM. Hathaway. Gonna II, right side.
A Emmens, Company !, finger
Jos Bert Company ], through the thigh.
=. X. Graves, Company II, left shoulder.
Geo. G. Pratt, Company from the right trochanter 10
the knee.
Patrick Crowley Company c, elbow.
chas Congile, Company II, right side, slightly.
Albert Stackpole, Company !, above the right tfo-
chanter.
lett side.
Josiah Proctor, Company d, raking wound in tho back
julius streick, Company I, right elbow
NEW YORK TAMMANY REGIMENT.
OFFICERS.
sergeant Patrick Swords Company X. left side OF the
Corporal Thomas stapleon. Company A, confusion Of
the leg.
Peter McGever, Company X. left thigh.
PRyATEs.
Ed. Gallagher, Company X, right arm amputated.
Ed. Reid, Company X, left breast.
John Stager, Company !, confusion.
Michael Giingham. Company A, wounded.
Daniel Finncy, Company A. back
THIRD RHODE ISLAND BATTERY.
OFFICER.
Sergeant H. A. Tucker, right leg.
PRIyATES.
james w. Madison, leg.
N G. Haskins, shoulder blade broken.
John Aspinwa shoulder.
Geo. II. Madison, left side.
+. w. Mathewson both legs.
FIRST UNITED STATES ARTILLERY.
PRvATEs.
Archibald Allen, Company ], left shoulder.
John Nixon, Company ], right arm.
CAVALRY.
Private Caleb Sears, confusion.
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AFFAIRS ON THE UPPER POTOMAC.

EDWARDS FERRY, Oct Pap. NJ.
The rebels during this afternoon busy engaged in
and around their fort between Leesburg and the river
fronting Edwards Ferry. They had previously removed
their advance, but from their movements it was judged
they engaged replacing them The fort is located
IN the crest Of the first range Of hills from the river
Several hundred yards to the left of piece Of woods
with breastwork connecting it with extending into
or in the Of the woods To the Of this elevation
Is Leesburg.
Parties of horsemon have at different times during the
day come up to the Notifications and reviewed bate
ries ranged along the hills above the Ferry Between
the fort hill and Leesburg evidently rests large rebel
iorce The smoke from their camp fires has been dscoy
cradle all day. 1t is believed however, that their main
body lies nearer to and directly opposite the Ferry They
have not exposed themselves any force but their pick
cts and small reconnoterng parties have several times
been seen.
During the afternoon train consisting Of about 100
wagons, appeared distant hill to the right of
Leesburg and encamped there under the lee of piece OF
woods.
Towards dusk considerable body cavalry were seen
approaching farm house tho river mile above
the ferry where during tho afternoon several bodies Of
officers had paid visits 1t is thought this house had
been occupied the headquarters Of some brigade Of
division.
The various regiments located in this region are endea.
WIRING as comfortable as the limited
facilities Of the country will admit.
EDWARDS FERRY, Oct. 25, 1851
Last night our scouts went the river and picketed
the shore for half mile back north Goose creek Not
sign of man horse heard except the splash Of
the oars of n boat some distance up the river.
This forenoon the rebel pckets at various
points and the river above the ferry Some are
mounted, while others foot No large bodies have
been perceived but is known that they are concealed
by the wooded range of hills half a mile back from the
river They still occupy the fort but apparently not in
great force although very heavy body lies directly
in their
About midnight there continued firing at the mouth
OF the Monocacy, it resulting from the sbcng of a rebel
camp by batteries. The enemy did not reply to our
shots with any large guns AT headquarters the affair is
not spoken of as OF any great significance.
The result of our firing has not yet been fully ascer
aned beyond the fact that the enemy rctreated from
their position Their number represented to have been
small
Privates Tutte, Cemans, Mother, and Raymond Of the
Third Wisconsin Volunteers killed, AMI Private
Rose of Company c, Third Wisconsin, Corporal Pratt of
Company A, Twenty eighth Pennsylvania, were taken
prisoners by the rebels.
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NEWS FROM TENNES SEE.

LOUIS, LILLE, Oct. Is, 1851
The Courier at Bowling Green publishes Brecknrdge'
card avowing his intention resign the United stat, .
Scnatorship.
A passenger from Nashville reports great suffering
sickness among the rebel troops Bowling Green Ho o.
kinsvie and other contiguous points. They claim 10
have thirty thousand troops in these localities. Let ter
from Hopknsvlle says that ont Of Gtccn hurd red
rebel troops there sick and from five to dy Ing
daily.
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INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.
RETREAT OF THE REBEL GENERAL zoLLIcoFFER.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 25, 1861.
Information from Camp Wildcat says that Zolliconer
has retreated beyond Loudon and supposed falling
back to Cumberland.
Forty mounted rebels armed with United States
muskes revovcrs and bowie knives, confessedy bound
for the rebel army surrounded and taken prisoners
by twenty four Home Guard (Union). under Captain
Craddock and Major Buckner, also four other and
fortytwo horses The farmer were aiding cavalry men
to escape.
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THE PRISONERS.

Bowman Henry Captain Company q, 18th Massachusetts,.
Cogswell NJ, Colonel 42d New York Vols (reported).
Kcnncy -, Lieut. Company 1st Callfornia.
Ice VIM. Raymond Colonel Goth Massachusetts.
Markoe John Captain Company A, 1st California.
Newa Chas o., Company IT. Goth Mass also wounded.
Perry Goo b., First Lieut.. Company y, Goth Mass.
Revere Paul j., Major Goth Massachusetts,.
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ACCIDENTS TO THE STEAM GUNBOA ATS.
WHITEHALL AND ELLEN


Tie steam gnboa,s Whitehall and Ellca formerly New
York ferry bci,s have arrived at the Navy Yard with
their machinery disabled They will have to undergo
repairs. They Gxere bound to Fortress Monroe.
Their arrival ere led to the silly report TINT the Sumter
was coming up the river, having been captsrsd by hs
Keystone state.
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CONVICTION OF A PRIvATEEKSMAN IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. IS, 1891.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25, 1sBI.
The ra Of William Smith for piracy concud ei to-
day. Tho given to the jury this morrug under
ID charges Of Judges Grier and Cadwalaaar The jury
after absence Of half hour, rcndcTcda vegdc, OF
guilty.
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THE ULSTER GUARD EN- ROUTE.

KINGSTON Oct. 20, 1901
The Ulster Guard. Twentieth regiment, Colonel @. "
Pratt 975 men left here hM afternoon and will arrive at
the foot Of Foertcsuh stroa, New York city, seven
O'Clock saturday morning, their way Washington.