The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

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Killed. .................. 10 I4o
W ounGed ............s......... ~ 1,ls4
Misslng." ...................... % A'o]o
Total. IN 2,942
Major General Thomas G. Hindman, OF the rebel
forces in Arkansas, has immortalized himself as
the originator of the most refined system Of war
fare and military movements. The plan laid down
by this modern Minerva In breeches.is for his fol-
lowers ito lie in ambush-surprise detachments-
shoot mounted officers-block up the roads-kill
scouts shoot pickets-slaughter pilots--burn sup
ply trains-murder teamsters, and destroy grain
fields" This rebel Hindman was the democratic
representative in the Thirty-sixth Congress from
the First district of Arkansas.
1t is reported that farmers are discouraging en-
listments because they fear an advance in wages
for farm hands. The slightest advance in the
western and northern parts of this State would
bring hundreds Of men over from Canada.
The following advertisement appears in the Lea
venworth, Kansas, Conservative newspaper
One Thousand Colored Men wantsd-To form the First
regiment Of Kansas Zouaves dfrque, and join General
Blnt's southern expedition All able bodsi colored
young men wha wish 20 enlist will leave their names
with W. D. Mathews, wsverley House, Leavanworth
As instructions are received from the War De-
Iartmsnt duplication having becn made for tbem) tho
regiment win be regularly enlisted, mustered into SER
panies forming in ohsr towns in this state VII notify
The undersigned. ETHAN EARLE, i
80 First regiment Kansas Zouaves.
LrAvESwoKTH, July 10, 1862.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania will be con-
vencd in extra session by Governor Curtin on
Monday next. The object will be the enactment
of law authorizing bounty to volunteers.
A war meeting, called by the Mayor of the city,
will be held in Trenton, N. j., tomorrow evening.
Al
new call for three hundred thousand are already
enlisted.
Judge Eetts yesterday granted orders 70 open
the testimony in the following prize cases in which
claimants did not appear:-The United States vs..
the schooner Mary c. Holmes; the same vs.. the
sloop Sarah, and the same VS.. the New Eagle.
The scarcity of silver in the community is likely
to increase that nefarious propensity for the manu-
facture of spurious American coin. Two women,
named Shields and McCarty, were committed yes
terday by Commissioner Stlwell for passing three
counterfeit half dollars at lager bier saloon in
the Bowery. Between the shinplasters and "the
counterfeit presentment" Of the American eagle
and the half eagle, the people Will Lave ~ be
wary. GG
The amount OF salt inspected at the Onondaga
Salt Springs Reservation, III this State, from the
lst Of January to the 18th inst, was 2,s6s,7S6
bushels The whole amount inspected during the
same time last year was ,702 bushels. In
crease. s9i ,0st bushels.
The market for beef cattle opened steady On
Monday, with fair number on sale, and with
fai, demand at about previous prices. There were
subsequent heavy arrivals, however, which swelled
the aggregate to upwards Of 5000 head at Aller-
toms, when prices declined half cent per pound
ranging from &c. q Sc. There were some sales on
Monday at s1Ic.; but yesterday Sc. was the top
price; some wouId be left over unsold Mich COWS
sold at s25 $40 $50. veals are steady at 311sc.
&C. SIC. Sheep and lambs were steady at
g. 80 81 IS, according to quality. Swine were
active anGa shade lrmer, with sales Of corn fed
at 3;s.c a SIC, and still fed SIC. Sskc. The
total receipts arc-5,570 beeyes, l04 COWS, SIT
seals, ii ,302 sheep and lambs, and ZAP swine.
Stocks were lower yesterday. Government sizes sold
down g sG' closing at 97iE. Tie railway share list
was from i TX per cent lower. No med
icr the decline some heavy sales or governments had
doubtless good dsl 20 % with IT, Money easy
per cent. Gold sold at 1903 but afsrwa.d offered
1877. The exports Of the are again ever three
millions.
The cotton make: fTm yeiterday, with sales 0,
200 eco bales closing stir on the basis OF zoe for
lHlGd4lng updrGs. -Four mTkct opened gt!t at
rather better prices for descriptions bit closed
with soo less SPIRIT while sales tolerably actiys
Wheat opened Grmer and 4; advance or lc o. per
b. abe, with pretty full sale., closing, however only
about ic higher for most descriptions and with AM
nation. Corn firm, while prices we're without
change o! moment. Tho sales emh.ac good 20
prime I'D Western mixed at 5ic s5c and sec. Pork
was sid 10 far extent, while prices were tame
At $40 s'i sil FOR mess ard at IS 76 50 s7l FOR
prim. Sugars were in good demand, and The narke.
active with sales Of Zoo hhis. and les boxes at full
prices. The Nsssrs. Stuart and other renrers were
selling refined goods at prices TO be fixed in the future
Coffee this week has advanced su! &c. per b. with
active market The ssles yesterday and tho day be-
fore embraced 1900 bags BIO, ranging from 81 20 to
&c. 22kc., and 900 bags Marscaibo yesterday a.
~ nc. Spices were rmer with sales Of 900 bass pep
per AZ 1870. cash Fruit firm curranis sold at lie
yost articles Of trade feeling the effects Of change
in the currency Freishts less buoyaps for grain
though without chauge Of importance, white -four FOR
Liverpool was engaged at 3s. a.