The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-03

men arc eager to wipe out the disgrace Of Bull by
Immediately adding another the list Of our victories
AZ evening parade last night the communicated
10 each brigade, and the cheering loud 1t was
heard on this side Of tho river. The arrival Of
the HERALD here this afternoon, containing
all the Official reports, and vast amount
OF other interesting details, and the correspondence
Of the rebel officers furnished exclusively 10 the HERALD
has added to the existing enthusiasm and made tho faces
OF the disunionists still longer than before In short
time after the arrival Of the not copy Of the paper
could be purchased The biographical sketches officers
added much to the interest Of the Of the victory
TRANSPORTATION SUPPLIES FoR THE ARMY.
The means for transportation for tho army Of the Po
tomac are enormous. Notwithstanding the full compile
ment already in use there hand twelve hundred
additional wagons two thousand muIes and nearly four
thousand horses, and others daily arriving by rail-
ARMY PROMOTIONS.
The following ofcers-Majors, Colones &c-haye been
promoted to Brigadier Generals
lawrence p Graham silas Casey.
John J. Abercrombie. Geo. 6. Meade.
Chas j. Biddle. Justus NcKinstry.
Abram Duryee. Jno. Scdgewick, LIST cavalry.
CAPTURE OF wARLIKE STORES.
Yesterday sloop brought up, captured by one u
our armed cutters the Potomac. TWAS filled with
arms ammunition blankets percussion caps, medicines,
in Virginia. Two found board were taken prison.
erS.
BALLOON Reconnaissance.
On Saturday Professor Lowe made aeoronautc recon
connoissance at Balls Cross Roads, within range Of the
enemys rifed cannon. During the descent two rihed
shots were fred him. but the balls fell short Of
their aim.
PAYMENT OF THE ouARrERMAsrER's MEN.
All the employees of the Quartermasters Department
were paid of in gold to-day.
GENERAL BUTLER's MOVEMENTS.
Major General Butler will remain here until tomorrow
afternoon when he leaves for Massachusetts,, where he
will remain few days to transact private business,
and then will leave Immediately for Fortress Monroe, to
resume his duties.
THE ILLINOIS TROOPS m SERVICE.
The Hon. Eiihu B. washburne has arrived business
connected with the arriving Of the troops Of Illinois,
which State has nearly Atty thousand men in service
APPOINTMENTS TO THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
The Navy Department has directed the following ap-
pointmsnts to be made at the Brooklyn Navy Yarda-
Daniel Collins, Master Sparmaker.
John Mitchell, Master Blockmaker.
William Atkinson, Foreman Painter.
Daniel Lindsay, Timber Inspector.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE BLOCKADE.
Minister Adams writes that he does not think the Bri.
long IS the blockade Is continued
SAFETY OF THE STEAMER HARRIET LANE.
The Navy Department has been officially informed that
the steamer Harriet Lane which grounded at Cape Hat
teras, oated on Saturday, but not until after Capt
Faance had thrown her guns overheard:
MOVEMENTS OF THE CABINET.
Secretaries Seward and Cameron having returned Al
orney General Bates ia the only member Of the Cabinet
out Of the city.
A REGIMENT FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Gen. Abbott, of New Hampshire has received author
ty from the War Department raise a regiment OF in
fantry in that State.
THE CASE OF COLONEL M'CuNN, OF THE NEW YoRB
TlIIRTY-sEvENTH REGIMENT.
The order rcprimandng Colonel McCunn was read yes
terday at the head every regiment in the army Colo
mel McCunn resigned. Comment 10 unnecessary with
those who have read the order published the HERALD
Sunday.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF CORPORATION ATTORNEY
CARLISLE.
Mr.. James n. Carlisle, the Corporation Attorney o
Washington under Mayor Berrctt and who supplied tn,
plea for the atters refusal take the oath of allegiance
| is said to have resigned.
SENATOR JoHNsoN's MOVEMENTS.
Senator Johnson Of Tennessee. has left here for Ken
lucky at the earnest invitation Of leading of tina
State and WILL probably, deliver address at Lexington
| on tho issues Of the day.
| CLAIMS OF CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES AGAINs'
THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW GRANADA.
The Commissioners appointed by the Cass Herran treat.
to adjust the claims Of citizens against the govern
ment of New Granada, met to-day. Hon. E. NJ Leaven
worth, Of New York, is Commissioner Sor the Unite
States, and Senior Hertado for New Granada The claim
| are very large, the Panama Railroad Company
| the Pacific Mail Company and the United States Mai
| Steamship Company, and numerous persons VIII
alege they robbed injured at the riot, tn
Ishmus, the 18th Of April 1856, being claimants. Tn
counsel for the claimants Gilbert Dean, of Nep
York. and Mr.. Davdge and Cox of this city Mr. Carlisle
of this city, was counsel for the government of New
Granada. The claims filed to-day, and TO morrow
the Commission will proceed By the terms Of the treaty
II tho Commissioners cannot agree upon umpire thu
Prussian Minister il to appoint It is understood tina
Reverdy Johnson Joseph Holt and others have been pro
posed, but probably the Commissioners will not agree
IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.