The New York herald., 1862-09-05

esd ult., on Man-ofwar Key, one hundred miles
from Nassau, New Providence. II was blowing
gale at the time, and the vessel was driven among
the breakers. No lives were lost. 1t is thought
that the armament of the vessel will be saved.
We learn from Washington that the War De-
partment has arms in readiness for volunteers as
fast as they arrive, and arrangements for the tu-
ture will insure full supply
Old table cloths the army surgeons say, make
the best lint. Bring them out.
The difficulty with the Chippewa Indians in
Minnesota has been amicably settled; but it will
require grape and canister to bring the Sioux to
terms.
The following despatch in relation to the draft
was sent by the President TO Gov Ramsey, of
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August 81, 1862.
To Gov. ALExANpER RAMsEY:-
Yours received. Attend to the Indians. If the
draft cannot proceed, Of course it will not pro-
ceed Necessity knows no law. The government
cannot extend the time. A. LINCOLN.
-Whereupon the Governor postponed the draft
until the Sd Of October.
1t will be seen by the following reply from the
War Department. to q question Of the Adjutant
General of Rhode Island, that the three months
men who have just returned from the seat of war
are liable to be drafted
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 26, 1862.
In reply to yours OF 23d inst, inquiring if three
months soldiers now in the service Of the United
States, but whose term Of service expired on the
26th inst, are to be exempted under General
ed to say that all men subject to military sesvice
not I'm the service Of the United States on the day
of the draft aciU be subject to IL.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
9. p. BUCKINGHAM, Brig. Gen. and A. A.G.
The inquest in the case of Catharine Galatzh.
who died from the effects Of an abortion, as pre-
viously reported, was concluded yesterday by
Coroner Naumann, and resulted in the jury finding
o verdict against Drs. Cox and Sherrel. The Co.
roner committed Mrs. johnson and MIR. and Mrs.
Trueheart as witnesses.
From the weekly statement Of the Commis-
sioners of Public Charities and Correction, pre-.
sented yesterday, it appears that 1875 persons
were admitted to the different institutions during
the week ending on the 30th ult., and the number
remaining there on that date was 6 1895, being a
decrease of "A on the preceding week.
The United States steam frigate Wyoming ar
rived at Honolulu, S. l.. on the Sth July, six.
teen days from San Francisco. she sailed on the
9th Of the same month for Manila.
The stock market generally better yesterday,
6s rapidly recovered par and sold IN the alter
noon at looh. Railway shares we're Y a per cent
better, with good amount OF business. Gold sold down
TO 1l7H but the afternoon recovered little and was
quoted late in the day st Il7,s lis. Exchange l30
Money, 6 per cent on call.
The cotton market less active yesterday while
prices continued rule frm The embraced about
100 bales, closing firm the basis 52sc. 53c for
middling uplands. Flour armer for the medium
l'wer grades in good order, while the demand
rate and chiefly confined to the domestic trade whea,
was heavy and easier for grades while prime
choice lots red amber and white firm, with less
active sales. Corn heavy and lower while were
moderate at soc. 60c for good sound Western mixed
Pork was steady and in fair request with sales Of mess
s1l so and prime at 50 sly $40. Sugars ia fair
demand and prices steady with sales OF $50 hhds and "a
boxes. Coffee steady Sales Of 900 bags Maracabo
were made bond for export private terms and $40
do, ST. Domingo duty paid a. p. I. Freights were
steady, with a fair amount OF engagements.
OCCUPATION FOR FRANCK-THE CRUSADE FOR
THE LIBERATION OF RoME.-The accounts that
reach US Of the progress of the revolutionary
movement initiated by Garibaldi impsrt to it
gravity that the English and French journals
would fain withhold from it. There is now no
doubt that the general feeling of Italy is warm
ly in its favor. and that, although Victor Eman-
uel and his Cabiset have, out of fear Of France,
proclaimed all those taking part in it rebels,
they Will be unable to give effect to the mea-
sures that they have taken for its suppression.
II is notorious that large proportion Of the
officers of the Italian army have secretly given
their adhesion to the movement, and from all
the large cities recruits are either swelling the
ranks of Garbaldi's followers or are preparing
to join him at the points indicated as places
of rendezvous. Money, too is said to be plen
tiiully forthcoming for the prosecution OF The
campaign: aud it is even stated tha, some of
the highest personsges in the kingdom are
amongst the contributors to the expeditionary
fund.
a great deal Of nonsense has been written
about the foolhardiness Of Garibald in under
taking an enterprise which presents such for
midable difficulties. No one should presume to
Judge Of the measure of his rashness without
being in possession of his plans and the en-
couragement on which they are based. We be-
lieve that it will turn out that tlis movement Is
only part of a general revolutionary conspi-
racy which embraces Hungary. Poland and it
may be even France. in its Ia.,ihcations The
review OF he French National Guard by the
Emperor the other day would go to show that
il this latter assumption is not well founded
considerable apprehension exists on the subject.
II Louis Napoleon resorted to this, with him
rare, proceeding to test the feeling of the
boWgcoisie Of Paris he has acquired rather an
unpleasant conviction Of its tendencies in the
cries Of .'Viue FIa'ie" by which be was greet
ed. These occurrences are, it must be owned,
rather unfavorable to the revived hopes OF JEFF.
Davis and his associates in connection with
France. Between Garbadi and Mexico, tie
energies and spare resources of the Emperor