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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-18

THIRTY-sEvMNTH CONGRESS-.
EXTRA SESSION.



Mr. IArHAx foup) of Cal, introduced bill Ito procure
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munitions OF war 70 the Pacfc coast.
Referred to the selsc, ON the Pacific Railroad
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Mr. PEAacE, (onp.) Of I'D presented memorial from
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conhnea AZ for' Mchenry oy ofaer Oh M'Jor 'eher"'
.,uor, dsch.raod ,o,r duties ,ahfu,,v and ,rnor,,av
and in ohed,snce 10 the laws and tho constitution.
anu tnat an SVuence 70 tne o'nu"y 10 laso.
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ny ny MAoi oee"' panSs io .ne sses now W. ~
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warrant n law and they ask the interposon OF Con-
gress I'd thelr Denali.
and ne believed them 10 be men Of the highest integrity
ana iasn "a 70 me CONSTITUTION ne did ao ose'e that
any PROOF coud DC iurnisned egaihs' mem ,,,..u
Inc memorial was relerred 70 tne JUDICIARY Conmi'tee
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Hr. %hahs, rep LOWE, from tne Sommf.ee Oh Ma
val Ahas iatfoducea Dill 70 provide Tor thp temporary
increase Of tne navy; ~.
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chose or he sucn vessels as may DC necessary curing he
war 70 psacy ana .snaer en"c'ua 'he oock"oe
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TIE hN"iAsh INDUSTRIAL hAhibi.ioN. =.
communication WAS reserved from WIG SeC'stAry VI
oeaee ~ e'cIehce W INC 'nuusIa' hAno"op III rAeSo
next year. ordered 70 be printed
Tho h "a roo,., NAVY .. 1i"ss ,.o, ~. ,.. Nth,
inc OH 10 reguate navy ratlons from the Rouse WIN
amendments was taken up and the House amendments
concurred III.
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me res1utoh OF the House IN regard 70 we ADJOURN
men on Frday was taken up and laid on the table, TO
give Tune ior iurtner CONSIDERATION.
go. me ARMY ESTABLISHMENT
hme pin W ptoVlae Ior tne better ORGANIZATION o the
InniIIy esihpiishihen' was taKeh up
MI. WILSON, fep) OF MASS, onered an amendment 70
the who're OIL, comprising nearly oil the amendments
heretofore ohered 10 the orena o ana urther pr0vd'
ing retr,hg hst TOT the army
Mr. GRIMES offered an amendment providing retired
nst TOT the navy
Mr. HALE, Vep) OF ~ H., spoke against any increase
OF salaries ana although he WAS willing 10 have retired
hst, TINS was not the time TO estabshM
Mr. WILSON, Uep OF Mase, az some englh advocated
inc passage OF the Dill as amended
Mr. crimes amendment was adopted
Mr. GRIMES onered an amendment TO extend the retiring
list to the marine corps OF the navy. Adopted
MT HALE moved 10 strike ont all that portion relating
" thc retlrng lst OF the army or navy.
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LANE AND ALTERATIONS.

This steamer undergoing thorough repairs in her
machinery and armament and will be ready for sea in
week
webavc been called upon by belonging to this
sell urging rs TO call the attention OF the authorities
their peculiar four months since this yes
sci has been paid Off and thc always having received
their pay monthly, and indeed shipped with that under.
standing, seriously ncommodes them The wife Of one Of
the who called has been turned the streets
for aon payment of her rent others in destitute
condition II appears to be matter of red tape" The
ship belongs TO the revenue service and has been loaned
to the navy On application for funds the Collector
Port says they are in the navy and when calling the
naval paymaste he says she belongs the revonue
thus between them the families Of the are in want.
This is all wrong The ship has done excellent service Me
past three months, having been several times in action.
and the should at least receive their pay be
xard6d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAUTION TONES MANUFACTURED FROM COM
~ mo9&hisky, raw alcohol and such like, abound in
this market u you wish to be healthy use STEiNFfIDs
COGNAC BrTTERS. If you sick use them. Keep
them always in your family They cure Cholera, Cholera
Morbus DarrhGa, Dyscntcry, Yellow Fever, bilious Dis
for common during hot weather They arc manuiac-
tured in France from pure Cognac Brandy, and i'm
ported and sold by s. SrENFED, 10 Nassau street. sole
Agent for the United States.
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RHE BRIG AMY WARWICK,

BOSTON, July II, 1861
The brig Amy Warwick, from Rio Janeiro via Hampton
Roads with cargo of coffee, has arrived in the bay She
captured by the steamer Quaker City.
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THE REPORTED DEATH OF WARREN NJ.
GRAHAM AT FALLING WATER.

Our correspondent, Ia his report Of the engasemer< "
Falling Water was somewhat premature In announcing
The death OF Warren NJ Graham local editor OF ths Mi.
waukee Wco,sin Mr. Warren, who Is sergeant Of com.
pany B. First Wisconsin regiment, slightly wounded
only the action md his friends will be HAPPY 70 know
that he is now rapidly recovering.
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THE REVENUE CUTTER JEFF. DAVIS.

In your edition of Sunday notice list Of vessels
the revenue service, among them the JEFF Davis Puget
Sound, 1856 TONS guns would suggest through your
valuable paper that the Of this vessel be altered
to Winfield Scott, her present Is disgrace
TO our Unou worse than Benedict Arnold of old
PoRT JEFFERSON, July TO- 1851 BIS
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THE MOUNTED RIFLE CORPS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

July II, 1881
notice appeared in your paper Of oday to the effect
that was recruiting men to form corps Of mounted
rifles for Duryee's regiment. Such s not the
organizing corps Of mounted rifles by order Of the secre
tary Of Wara separate independent corpsnot attached
any other body of l destination Fort Monroe
and win leave this city on Monday next.
Captain JUDSON KILPATRICK
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK

SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvES.
This regiment is now in camp on staten Island where
they are receiving fresh additions every day. They
pect 10 DO able go away by the LIST Of month";
they arc receiving their uniforms Company A will
take few more able bodied men, who may apply at No
1873 West Broadway
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IMPORTANT FROM MlssovM.
THE BATTLE AT HUDSON.

= THE BATTLE AT HUDSON,
81 LOUIS, July ~, 1881.
Mr., Hayward, Superintendent Of the Hannibal and 81.
Joseph Railroad just from Hannibal received thefcow
ing despatch previous 70 leaving that PLACER
HuDsoN, No.. ,Jely 10, 1851
Eight hundred Union troops up ahead Of the pas
senger train this morning far Mville thirty miles
above st. Charles North Missouri, Railroad where
the track was tern up.
The Union troops dred into, when an engagement
ensued resulting in tho loss Of seven rebels killed aud
several taken prisoners
One man, who was caught with gun in his hand, was
Immediately hung and another who attempted to escape
was riddlei with balls.
The fighting ssl continued when ths passenger train
passed UP.
The Unonists had lost three killed, woundsd and
thirty Of their horses had been captured.
The strength Of the rebels not known.
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THE SUFFERING FAMILIEs OF VOLUNTEERS

THE SUFFERING FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS.
The distributing Office in Fourth avenue again the
Of great excitement yesterday morning. occasoned
by crowds Of POOR assembled there with the hope
Of obtaining relief. For the tenth time their hopes
doomed to disappointment, II appears that no
money be raised the half million appropriation for
week In the time, the merchants should do
oil In their power by subscribing that the Comptroller
may be ablo TO afford relief carly day possible
The indignation Of the poor yesterday amounted
almost riot and threats were=openly made that some
places money could be obtained would be broken in
TO- Such s the degree of despair to which these poor
creatures have been driven.
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A UNION MAN IN THE REBEL ARMY.

We have been favored with an extract from letter
written by Major alexander Hamilton AID to General
Sanford, from Marhsburg, mentioning the following In.
teresting incident, related by General Patterson
Among the wounded soldiers of the rebel army taken at
prisoner IN the battle who was dying sent for
al, ofcer and told him that che would find his musket
clean and unoaded, and the touchhoc in the cone on
which. the cap Ia placed filled with wax, and then with
his last breath be prayed for the Union.
The gun was examined, and the tale Of this sadly
urougsd ysontQf Southern tyranny proved TO be true
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.


HEApouA RrKRs First DIVISION N. Y.SM,l
New York, July II, 1861 !
An order purportng 70 be from Headquarters First Dvi
zion s. NJ published In your paper this morning, s
Incorrect. No such order has been issued by Re
spectfnly, Wal HALL,
Brig. Cen, Commanding, First DiyisonN Y, s. H.,
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OUR FVRTREss MONROE CONREsPoNpENC or


FoRrREss MONROE, Va, July ID, 1861.
Depafxre Of The Third and Fourth Massachusetts Regi
neyas for Home 10 Take Place sis WeeI-Their Good
Cpnduct-TAe Sanitary Conmission-Brdge at Ranrtcs
Aebuik-Ncu Telegraph Line TO Newport Neos, de-
On Wednesday, the Fourth regiment Of Massachusetts,
xnitia, who were mustered into service for three
months leave for Boston, their term of enlistment. having
expired It supposed that they will take passage In the
steamer auldng for Boston, and on their arrival there
will be mustered out Of service. The Third Aassachu-
sets three months will probably leave Thursday,
in the Cambridge and Ben Deford, which are here await
ing them.
These regiments, with the exception Of a portion
Of the'Fourth, have no active services ct least have
not been under fire. But all Of them hive perform
ed tarduous duties with alacrity and badness be-
You'd all praise. They threw themselves the breach
in the boar OF the countrys need and manay and cheer
fully and performed every duty that the exgencef
ohe time demanded and to them must be awarded the
homer and the praise. We shall miss the familiar faces,
Tho sodery bearing and the perfect drill Of the Massa
chuscts boys and all express the hope that the
inaion which most of them have formed appear
again Mt distant day may be executed. They
ready for the field and 1t would be great loss
them should return to show to tho new Ievies an example
OF what attention drill and faithful discharge of all
duties can accomplish when properly directed.
hope to give the list Of STAFF and field officers before
tiey ieave HOVements VI nave tnKen
place within two three days past Every
thing seems TO be excessively dull The SAM
tory Commission still here engaged In their labors
in visiting the camps in the department and noting the
Of the understand that they leave might
for Washington As they do not desire to make public
present the result Of their observations hereabous
give any particulars but hope early day to lay
before the readers Of the HERALD their opinions.
understand that Colonel Wcber's regiment the Twen-
tieth New York, will occupy the village of Hampton in
conjunction with the Naval Brigade, Virginia Coast
Guard, II is now called Other regiments will be thrown
over at an early day.
The bridge burned by the rebels leading into the village
has been thoroughly rebuilt and ia in perfect order
The telegraph built for military purposes ia complete to
Newport News and is now in working condition No other
Of interest.
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Personal Intelliuence.

Judge Colt, of ST. Louis; Dr. Dallas Bache and J. G..
Chamberlain of the United States Army Lieut. Mallory
Of Fortress Monroe and l.. A. Kimberly of the United
States Navy, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
J. f. Slater, OF Norwich; G r. Wilson and W. williams
F. D. Winsow of Boston; R Pomeroy, Of Pittsheld; A.
Black and W. E. Franklin of England, stopping at the
ST Nicholas Hotel
London j. Wartherspoon, OF Bergen Point Asa Holt Jr
of Mobile, Ala F. Washbournc, OF Waterbury, Conn; H.
f. Barrows Of Massachusetts,; u Jameson and NJ 8 Bow
en- and wife, Of Ohio 7. Courtney, 81. Louis and G
Chataed Of Seymour, Conn.,, are stopping at the Lafge
House.
Ills curious fact that Robert Garnett who was killed.
ST. George, the professional instructor Of Mcclellan
at West Point
Among the passengers who sailed in the steamship
Persia yesterday, were Governor Rayley and family or
the Bahamas Miss Charlotte Cushman and Miss siebbns
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NEW YORK HARBOR DEFENCEs.

me authorities have decided upon using Fort Lafayette
at the Narrows, place Of confinement political
Offenders rather for rebels and traitors for whose safe
keeping due provision has been made A full company
Of regular troops and two officers left Governors Island
for the fort this afternoon the small screw propeller
General Scott The insuar position OF Fort Lafayette
admirably adapts II for military prison.
There Ia great activity In the different departments on
Governors Island The ordnance department under the
command Of captain Robert X. Whitley, lately COM
mander of the Texas Arsenal is fully occupied Ordnance
and ordnance stores (muskets ammunition and equip
ments have been furnished TO several volunteer reR
ments The wharves are loaded with matercl OF war
The rfing Of coumbads progresses favorably and as
brsky possible only ring apparatus being nxed
at present During dr hours, which, since Col Smith
assumed command Of the depot, have been increased
from two to three hours per day, tho parade ground
presents stirring scene Companies and squalls may be
going through all sorts Of exercises from the goose
step TO bayonet exercise and skirmsb drill "Hardee's
tactics" called since the secession Of Col Hardee The
United States Infantry and Rife Tactics have entirely
superseded General Scotts tactics which intended
for heavy infantry and all the men, except the very re-
cent arrivals, appear perform the various evoluons
with creditabe accuracy Capt Updegraf Of the Fifth
infantry, supcrintends the drill
spy captured at For, Pickens, Is under military sur.
VIGILANCE the island sentinel Is stationed at the
door his apartment which Is in the officers quarters
He is allowed take fresh and for two hours
per diem, the sentinel attending him with great care
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NEWS FROM FoRpaEss MONROE.


Y bALHMOkE, July II, IoU1'
The Third MassachusF It's regiment whose three months
time up sails Tor B0,on this evening in the Cambridge
The Fourth Massaoause, regiment, whose time 's also
up, will follow toy iorrow.
Brgadier Gevsra Pierce will return home with the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Colonel Max Webers aud Colonel Bakers regiments
were TO oVnpy Hampton, but tho programme will be
somewhat changed.
Colonel Duryee will probably be acting Brgad,er Gene
raj in hampton.
~ surprising that Colonel Phelps, who commands at
new port News and who too modest to ask for the honor
ne deserves, has not been promoted.
Several companies won't out from Newpor. News last
aight to surprise, possible body light horse which
has for sometime lowered In the vicinity They had not
returned oths departure of tie morning from New
port News
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The Fourth Of July Programme.

THE JOINT COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE COM
spPoscSias P sn1osa INDEPENDENCE
HEApQUASgERs FiT,T DIVISION NY.s.M.)
GENERAL ORDERS No 3,
Ngv-Yo YoRK June a. 1861. y
The Division win parade in faD uniio Thursday the
Fourth II July pIoxino celebrate the Eighty fifth AnnVera
The Division ine wl formed l4s The right resting on
UnveIsity .plsoa. At y oolock m. , -, - a,
National Salute the Battery sunrise by the 'ee
Corps aud al II O'Clock by detachment nom 'he i'h
The Marching Salute viii take place in front of the City Hall
The line OF march win be up Brosdwsy 18th IT, sronnd
Uou square, down roadwSyt to fsTkI'0W up fShho"
Sst snd tie inc Of march, rom curb 10 curb, des
ate parade grounds Of the Division daros the Pasde
The resignation Of Col EUGENE LIE CAL q s,T1 the ssh
Resueut having been accepted l6enensn-0 0Oionei
Colonel mANsHALL LEFFERrs will as'ume command o'
The Di,i n s,s viii assemble quarters Of the General
No. 2O5 Wet 3itbst. at clock a. N.
WIN HALL Brisadier- General
Commanding First Division N. y NJ
]. eRosuEy HErRioII
A. P. DALETsrLg, Aide de- Csmp. , ,..,, ,.,u.,.a
In the evening fireworks viii be displayed and music snsa
at The following pisces;
Msai.onfqaaTe srl Wallace
Liberty -squsre, Cecilier
Mount MoIIi, Wa, Ellington.
ss.. g.osS~Sy .ES ssa ssb..; Sa"S. & oSdSesS. @n
Hau1ersley and Houston, wallace.
Jhckson-squsre, Coiea
Union Market..Qusre WennebeIker.
Hanton-squsre. CoIie's.
Carmansville. Washington.
Thirty between sth and sihaVt bispo Dhno
Marion and SWng, Hhfs
Franklin AID Broadway, Wiegand
The Masters Of Vessels lying In Port and fope
to-s Of Hotels Public Buildings requested 10 display
Coors the requested to ring the
bells Cnurches for hour at sunrse noon
and sunset bills be presented TO the Secretary Of the
Committee, 10000, -, u, -, ~
sion =, , ,u-,....
operae with the tuherance OF tbs Ceeofson
MICHAEL TUOMEY,
HENRY SMITH, Comniuee
JOHN 7. HENRY, oi
TER ENCE FARLEY, Board OF Aldermen
IRA A ALLEN.
GFoReE p BICKFORD,l
CHARLES H. HALL, COMMITTEES
JOS. SHANNON, Board Of
SIMON HAZLErON, CoDnchmen
FREDERICK REPPER, J
MICHAEL TUoMEY, Chairman
Z. W. TAYLOR Secretary.
soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
j. C. HULLS SONS,
formerly w. hull SOM,
Office No. % PsrkIow,
opposite Park Fountain, New-York,
offer 70 the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
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THE HON. EDWARD EVERETpS
LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

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CONTENTS.
ARTICLE 1.-The Public Lands Of the United States
II Mrs. Jane TureL
HI.-The Venerable Bsde.
V.-Bouvisrs Law Dictionary and Insttutes.
Wife Of Major Andre
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THE SOVEREIGN

MANUEL PEREIRA, THE SOVEREIGN
U1 RULE or SOUTH CAROLINA A ..oy q s!ooa.hss a ::
Cscpsrs Spy Written 10 years sines ss broayht 70 nsh
q Wsshnoo. R.nslsss gsdisaen q ths asve,ssss, ssS
bery, Washinaten, 81 ALFRED RuNy1R, wsshiaseeh
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The ample rAest and most Interesting illustrations OF the
lower creation that have reached Europe"-ProfesoI
Owen before the Royal Geographical Society,"
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Gpenal Noilres.

6peclal Notlfes.
Grand Fourth Of July Celebration.
ACADEMY Music
FOURTH OF JULY cELEBRATIoN.
By the special invitation Of our citizens, the
HON. EDWARD EVERETT
VII deliver an ADDRESS
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July T. 1861, on
"THE GREAT ISSUES NOW BEFORE THE COUNTRY"
THEvETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1912. with
the entire
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
win DO escort duty. -
THE SELECT CHOIR from the Institu,ion for the Blind
have kindly volunteered their services led by Prof LASAR
I'd PRAYER, by Rev. Dr. SPRING. ID. my COUNTRY,
IT'S or THEE" by the Choir.
9TH ApDREss By HOF. EDWARD EVERETT.
sth "THE STAR-SPANeLBD BANERRp by the CHOIR.
9Th "THR ARMY HTEs," TO the tune of OLD HUNDRED,
words BY OLIVER WEEDgLJ HoLNKs, sung By the Choir, In
which the whole audience win join
Mr. Ewes SIT the entire proceeds 10 the relief
of the Families Of the New York Volunteers
TckRrTbe number viii be strictly limited 70 the capacity
Of the house Hotels Music and Bo0tsores In
New and Brooklyn and sibePs Wallst Secure bs
cse avoid the spe sustors the dag Of the Address
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