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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-07
THE ARMY.

Recruiting for the regular army continues very dull
Not than fifteen men were enlisted here Inst week
for general service at the three old Offices Cedar street.
Hudson street and Chatham street. and only twenty men
came in from Boston Rochester and BGno There were
no recruits at all from Philadelphia, from the Offices
recently opened in Albany Wilmington, Del, and
Bridgeport Conn. All recruits transferred to Cover
nors Island are at once made 10 the bat
TALON now being formed there, and every oxcrton is
made to have them ready FOR active service the shortest
possible time Unless recruiting becomes considerably
lively than it is at present this battalion will
tinuo in embryo for some time to come.
Most Of the men stationed Gu Bcdlocs Island for the last
few months have been sent TO Governors Island to
assist the permanent party there in guarding the Fort
Hatteras prisoners. The permanent party is nominaly
shout hundred and fifty strong but many Of the
detached service that there moro
than thirty for regular duty.
1t has been reported very frequently, and the report
is again revived that the permanent party will be sent
causes no little sensation. Whether il Is true
cannot say.
About thirty of the Fort Hateras prisoners are sick,
some of them dangerously 1t is said that typhus
fever has broken out among them, in addition 10 the
diarrhma and incases aud that much Of tho sickness
attributable TO the Of cleanliness in their quarters
II this Be really the the Governors Island authorities
should take the matter IN hand at once.
The Third Rhode Island regiment stationed at Tort
Hamilton were paraded Saturday for tho purpose Of
having the cath of allegiance administered to them.
Several Of the men refused to take the oath So lar as
we Understand no special reason assigned for this
refusal but it generally supposed that the dsanected
men nave become tired OF military duties ana want to go
home
Lieutenant Colonel Amos r. Eaton, the Conmissary Of
Subsistence IN New York has been appointed Assistant
CQmmssary General with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel Eaton, after graduating at West Point, entered
the service ID ny 1876 as beve Second Lieutenant ia
Inc Fourth in'antiys aad Was brcvcted Major during
the Mexican
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RROOKJ.YN NAVY yApD

The grnboa Florida lett the yard yesterday morning
and steamed down to the position occupied by the other
vessels that have left the Navy Yard within the last few
days She dropped her anchor OF the Battery where she
is at present lying.
III list Of officers Of the United states steamship An
rusta inadvertently left out the of Paymaser
Martin Duane. This correction VIII now make the list
complete. The following the names Of the vessels
that have left the yard, and are lying off the
Battery
Alabama, Mercury,
Augusta, O. NJ. Petit
James Adger, Florida.
Tnadiila
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CAMPS AT Fast NEW work.

Post sacket East New York is The camp FOR the Union
Guard and the United States Van Guard BY order Of
General Yates the post (naacd h honor Of INSPECTOR
General y. y. Sacset, United States mastering ocer)
has been placed In command Of Colonel p j. Joc Lnsen
dress parade aud review took Place yesterday which
was witnessed by great many New Workers as well as
by the inhabitants OF the village.
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MORGAN RIFLES.

This regiment IS rapidly films up. On Friday last the
Eighth company, Captain E. Knolbmm, was mustered into
the United States service. They comfortably quar-
tered at Conrads, York, lille Park Officers are harmo
MIXING with their mon admirably, and the same time
keep up good order. There vii! be presentation Of
colors tbs afternoon at three O'Clock, at their camp, and
for the benefit OF the married members, picnic
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WHAT HAS NEW BEDFORD DONE?
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4, 1861

Your edition q today contains tie fo!lovng.-
New Bedford has twenty Thousand inhabitants and ia one
al 1c nlest add strongest republican Mas aehu.
stst, bt yet She las furnished no men nor Given shy
money y sustain the government
II roly to this, viii state that Ncv Bedford hrs r,
Dished thousand men to the navy and large numbers
bgsaes to volunteer regiments organized elsewhere.
", {, r.
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sEErcn or GENERAL RgYNotns.


Jost2h Jones Reynolds is a native u Kentucky but -
Gently 2 citizen Of Indiana. lie entered the Mlltarc
Academy At West Point a; carly age and graduated N
1852 with sae AgheS hoors on the Isl II JAW lssa 10
was brcvoteS Second Lieutenant III the Fourth artillery
wag transferred TO the Third artillery May, 1916 and
promoted 10 F'rst Ieu;enaHtcy IN March, tSsI From
august, sf6 > August, 1s47, Lieutenant Reynolds was
9eng assistant Professor of Ethics, &c ii the Military
Academy q West Point, and Acting Assistant Professor
sof Natural end Experimental Philosophy to August 1870
md Assistant Professor 70 1853 Re was afterwards Pro
feasor d Natural Philosophy, &c. at the Washington
University, 81 teuis, Missouri, and held that position
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MOVEMENTS or GENERAL WOOL.
THE TENTH MAINE REGIMENT FOR LONG

General Wool arrived here Saturday afternoon ana left
Immediately in the boat for Old Point.
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uutil 1855 On tne 2sth OF February, IT. he resigned
from the army, and from that time W aye no record Of
him unt the l7,h OF May of the pr n, wear, when he
created Brigader General ma assigned to duty In
tho division Of General Rosecr ar where he commanded
the Indiana troops,
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SWORD PRESENTATION.

few personal friends Of Lieutenant James Pcckham
Of the Fremont cavalry, William Mulgan, commanding
met on Saturday evening Colonel Mugan by the unani
nous call Of the gentlemen present. was called to the
Chair. Col Mullgan like his gallant namcsake intends
taking the field In the far West After the usual speechmuk
ing, song singing &C., Lieut. Peckham called to his
feet, and after All address by Daniel Prenz
ESQ., was presented with magnificent sword and appur-
tenances attached This little affair, entirely unexpected
by the recipient passed Off in unusual happy manner
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,,osrox 10, q ,se,

The Tenth Maine regiment, Col Rea passed through
Boston to-day, and left for the encampmont On Long
Island.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a. EVANS,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
66 and 6S
FGlton street,
Between Gold and CliT streets,
' One Of the largest stocks Of cothin
In tie ciiy.
The assortment Is such
that not man in a hundrc
fails 10 be suited In every respect
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Death of senator Rims CHAM.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, oct 5, 1861.
United states Senator Bingham died Of appopexy at his
residence at Green Oak to-day.
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Sa"'Nih''stcT ..'.......... r. JOHNSON.
The roll Of the line officers OF this company ia conse-
qnence Of iher s,y departure for the Of war; has
not yet been published.
NiqM Indiana E0lnnkeers
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The nc officers names Of this regiment have for the
same reason, not yet appeared before the public
=. Thirteenth Indiana Folantesr
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THE SEAT or war IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
rovuvurp FROM FIRST pAGEl

49,
ported by General Reynolds not the same as that men,
,onel IN the RIchmond Enquirer be the date what II may
Some fears been entertained that General Rose
crans By taking up the position reported, has placed his
troops in jeopardy couple Of swollen streams run on
other side Of him and Join in the rear, and powerful
enemy located in front. Time VIII, however, provo
whether or not his location has been well chosen
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9d1tg gutetIiaFptcF.
G"n"n'Fy ana copraGs OF Col. SUM

mefs
The Nee a-eleet Prem relates this in
stance Of the courage and CALAMITY of Col.
sumner, Who has been promoted to the
position forfeited by Gen. Twigzs
''In the summer,of 1866 he was sent TO
Europe on a special mission connected
With the War department, and made 1t the
same time bearer of dispatches to our Ie-
Eationat Madrid, BY GUv. Marcy, the then
Secretary Of State.
Col. Summers dispatches referred TO the
Black Warrior affair, and he proceeded ut
once 10 deliver them to Mr.. Soule, our
Minister.
The Colonel Was presented, Of course, to
10 the Queen OF SPAIN and said some band.
some things 10 her Majesty, which Mr.
Souls,s ready wit and only tongue made
very sparkling in the translation from
English 10 Spanish. The Qaeen Was
struck. We would not be considered en-.
iravagant By those knowing the parties
and remembering the Coloael's handsome
person aud soidteFly address, and toe suE.
cepubili.y of Her Majesty, to say that the
Queen was smitten.
That same afternoon the Colonel received
polite note from Her Majesty, inviting
him to little supper in the gardens of the
Palace, 70 which onlr her intimate friends
and sociates were admitted
'Ahl ibis is a compliment-ah high hon
or, said Mr. SoHle.
Well, SIR responded the Colonel, at
What hour precisely shall Ro?'
But you will not go said Mr. Soule.
why not?'
These SPaniards are very much excited
about this Cuban business; hate US Ameri-
cans, and If you go near the Palace after
night, you will be watched, followed aud
AssasSinated. dare not do such a thing
Mr.. Soule,' responded Colonel Sumner,
with emphasis, when pretty woman in
vites me TO supper, go, assassination or
NO assassination
The Colonel WAS as good as his word
AT the proper time he tackled his sword
under his arm and drove away He APP
peared next morning nj breakfast in his
usual good health and spirits Such men
are seldom assnssinatcd."
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 3 ohio RAN Road
Ia s.....:I#!E!t -
WINTER sCHRDULE.
m and amer The th No7sa6rI isod The nc P B

WHEELING. 9th Nov, 1850.
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and meallnE the passengers.
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wood and water aud mealing the passengers.
freight train with passenger attached will
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lSyphiliI and Nerra-ial Dfssale.
Nav OEIEGxS, 25ih Al

x
Dr.. J. c. ArER; Sir: cI,errfully compIy with
The revue Of your aEeHt and report to you
tie steats have ESaitEed With yOnr saEsRpaFila-
complaints for which Il Is recnpsniended and have
found its ELECTS truly wonderful I'm the cure Of TGe-
real aud McTeitridl Dissate One OF my patients
had SyRhilitic ulcers In E threat. With were rom
summing his palate aud the top Of his month. Your
Sarsnlartlla steadily taken CURED him In dVe weeks
Another WAS attacked by secondary symptoms In ne
nose and the liberation had eaten away c6nsiieTa-
bic part 81 IL 10 that believe the disorder would
MY administration 81 our SarsaparilIa; the ulcer
heale and he Is well agIp, not u course without
s'nie dtshguratton Of his fare woman who had
been tTeHtet for tho same disorder by mercury yrTs
suffering from this poison In fer bones They hal
become 20 ttnsitire to the Weather that on damn
ay she suffered eHcrasiatIE pain ia her Joints shd
O"neS. SIe too, WIS cured entirely by your SarsA
rSrilla In q few pSekA. / know from It's fOtmula,
from your laboratory must be great rsmstiy; con
haVO not FuTpriEtti me- fZ7t'F
EPnfaF1fn1 To- Y ~
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

ing Kali Road.
Ia .:.l5!ssiss.5 7S.issls
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, November 28th, 1850,
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sept New Salisbury summitTille. Frank
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Earlville. AaeeiOna. Bedford, and New
burg arrives at Pittsburgh at 400 T.. ~,
baltimore at 500 A. NJ, Philadelphia At
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Cleveland at 80 r. NJ. Toledo II 1910 A.
NJ. DetUoIt At SIS A. NJ, and Chicago at
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1000 P. n. Exprasa Train stopping at all stations
except Liverpool. Smiths Ferry; Indus
try, leATer, New Salisbury, East Rcch-
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NeWburg; arrives At Pittsburgh nj 2:iO
A. NJ, baltimore at GOO r. NJ, PhIadel-
phia Mt 300 r. NJ New York ut 1920 p.
NJ. Cleveland At T:l0 A. ~: Toledo at
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Chicago At 1lsOO r. 81.
Both thete trains make clse connections ut CleTe-
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also, Tor Erie. DunkIrk. Buffalo and Niagara Falls
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Leave Cleveland at 0;+O A. ". and s:l6 p. NJ, and
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JuSt Published, IN u Sealed EhrtLope,
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
CURE or SPEI1IHToRHHRA. or Seminal Weak
ness Sexual Debility NerVou. ness and Involuntary
emissions, inducing imIpteny, aud Mental and
Physical IneapaeItS.
BY RoBr. J. CuLTElsTVELL. NJ D.
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nF- ]. d $. Chanting. of New York City, WTites;
Il nlSt cieerfully comp witt Fle reque-t OF your
agent in saying have fonnd your SaIEapaE41la
hiost excellent Alternative III ihe numerous complaints
t0T which We employ such remedy. but especiaIIy
In Female Dissascg Of the SCTufIl0us diatLesis.
hate CuTe many iuTeteTate C5lses 81 LsucnrTha rs
IL, AMI some where the complaint caused Iy III.
eCTatioH Of the utGrHS. The ulceration itsetF
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
II for these female arrangements"
EiWaTd :. Marrow, Of N.Wbnry. Ala. writes:
dangerous CtdTi1H tirh5T Uue of the females l.,
my family which hRd heiic'i all the remedies Nc
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by your EXtTRct Of SlpRpArilIa. Our physician
Thought nothing but extiTTaffOn could Rnord relief
but tie HitSed the Trial nj your SaIsapaTiIla
last resort before cutting. and Il proved riTectna
Alter taking your remedy eight weeks NO symptom
Of the dife7se remains"
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
nTSPATCH PATENT

The LareItOr's Claims a. aeLnouvle5ed aRdprotased
,GHtGs GoVsyRulestS Fl Ciaguda, Ire UHited Sqtes,
dnd Grtat ByitaiHi to all i1hOR It RAY eOHesTH.
WHAT CLAIM AS NY INVENTION Is, THE
eontriTa6ee Of keeping accounts current, OF
WhAtsVeE kind, description or variety, In printed.
otm, BY keeping the statements Of the OeVerSI g
counts In printsEs type OF their squyaisnts
the type 6elng g arr1nged IL foEm as to admit %
being rsaly md quickly readiustsd IN any PG-tieu-
IGrPlrt, where an aeeolnE may have pbdeTEono
change by tho lapse Of time or the current Of bud
Beu tFaISaetIonsi that, when TeadustS1 in all
such parts up TO any given date, an impression then
taken from the tyne shaI exhibit In printed fJrTn,
the sthts Of all the accounts kept accurately
FepreseutinE all the balances eOnclusiOns In ae-
eoTaneS with the end ends contemplated In keep
ing the record, rendering It, in commercial business
= balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character, tie details Of Management being substRn-
that the Tart or f1etS to be recorded, may be repre-
Sented by figures, symbols, dates, numbers, used
either separately or In combination, by whatever
else viii Indicate the tact or facts Is dssired: and
furthermore based on this primary TsntiOh also
claim the device coutriTAncs Of rendering
Transmitting ACCOUNTS In pAEtal or fril statements
when thR statement or Ftltements sent are thus,
Substantially thus kept 10 tyre. by tie contCi.
Vanees Of my Invention be the medium Of trnsTnis
sion what Il may; but the particular mode Of rem.
deTfng accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement, Reel. aud Cutter
stamp claim In tbs broadeAt and tullest sense and
also the machine ITSELF embracing all It, forms and
modes Of Operating, A. indicated in describing e,
either a. Elmple hand indsTun.eutl ~ propelled
by machinery. Aud in connection with theSe Apeci-
&c eiaims, and based upon them. ] also claim all
other means and appliance substantially the same
a. thoac herein claimed or intended 10 be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
above, this invention ERs already sprrad itself
CanGdA Eighteen States OF the American Union,
and Into Great Britain, and is used In than
three hnndred NEWsp4PerOdieas. ltsimmense value
to banking and similar institutions VIII 10 shown In
circular which viii make its Appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for inormatiou. Deeds OF
Right" tpiIp Itch Machlnes' VIII receive due at
tOntIon, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, 1 KY ". r 1 ~ OF OF
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~ To sLEX,'' who In the Aontreal Ga.slte of LIST
February, $500, prOnounees the Idea Of keeping
thanks arc hereby tendt I'D, and the Insurance given,
that this RrSs Absurlity Il all that MIR. Dick has
patented in the domain Of keeping accounts. His
claims hinder operation therein into which this
rOs4 absunlity Il not practically struggled In any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither d.
Tecty or Indirectly; neither explicitly Eymboli-
caily; thIS ground his claims cover, aud nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this absurdity and
nothing ese is all he asks his claims, nationally
read attest. sept7
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New York Paper WaTeh017S;5e

SOUTH HIl ANpH. -HERRTHtsS.- 8
p - 49, N.KEHES 4
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IOlTN-
ALFRED B. TALLEY,

81, Antbo1y'S Fire, Rose or EryHpsles, 7sitsI. and
Salt RhEuS', SeaId Had, EiH0IrOr7E, Sore EysF,
DTopEy.
nr. Robert NJ PrebIC writes from Salem, n V. 18th
Srtt, 1852 that lie hiss cnTvi case Of
DT.Pty, which Threatened iu terminate fatally. by
dangerous attSck Of Malignant ErySfrelaI by iITee
,ses Of tile same; says he tie common Ertp-
iOH5 by it constantly.