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The New York herald., 1862-01-15
ehipWrecks at sea.
- c~ BRITISH BARK LAURIsToN AND ANgRIcAS
sCHoONnn TEAZER.


rns ,h,, remier, Captain McGilvey, arrived a. this
- ls., svea ing from London having board Captain
.s.on and rev, Of the British bark Lsurston herce
- rrs ,b,cH vessel had been IN collision with the
- an,,ug q dense fog Sunday, 18th inst when
~ ~ ssg east-southezrt from Sandy Hook which
s.sd ~ Prem or 70 considsrsbs extent and so in
s 49, Ts.rssrs that Captain Adamson aud were
rrur rampsisd IN; % abssds bsr lsse port arrivsk.
1 ssr rstorsh Pennel Capt Pennell, also arrived
al ,~ sron Ca diG, having on board Capt Clinbrd
s .cSosssv Teassr, Of Bangor, which vessel
~ shsrdorsS N - the lth inss The following is
Cspt cigord's repsrs- -wss fron Eizabethport win
st"o ~ ns iron Srnx "a Boston and consigned Bowers
Prss Co. OF that city an I, when within ten miles
which os sans aud was comp slsd 70 run before the gale
Sssxy sss on the lssS increased On the evening Of
Andfng ths water was fast @ nng, snfew 0v@Dosrc
about twenty Of the cargo sdeck On the 4h ~
osvsn A. NJ made sail to windwss. T. Ithsn set signal
Of dssress the vessel stn keeping. her course Cn
away the manmsst when We dscovsrs the vessel max
Ine tor u.s. which soon up and owed 70 be tbs
bcrx d. PennsI, from Cardiff for New YN x, who kindly
>fook - from the wreck blowing heavy I" the time.
Avsd noshing from the vessel. The crew y, all ex-
nsusted and badly frostbittsn. Was at me time,
Al IA uds % ls and longitude - -. The vess had
sar ad ba fest of WISER in the hold whep abando sd
C~vtsin uSCvd and crew Oil bslsng in the vsiny ,f
BnnGF.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

KAroNAH westchester Co., Jan. IA, 1852
The that Mr.. Benedict, the Postmaster
appointed by Mr. Blair, had been removed without notice
and Mr. whitlock appointed at the instgaon of afsw
individuals has created much dissatisfaction and the
Postmaster General at once asened to the request by
telegraph to withhold Mr.. Whtock's commission until
the sentiment OF the people could be ascertaned A
meeting remonstrance s to be held at puneys Ha
tomorrow at O'Clock.
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Another English stone Fleet.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The following passage occurs in Scotts Life Of Napo-
eon chapter TO- volume @ It will be that the "stone
Geet' Ia not original idea-
The repeated success Of England, resembling almost
that Of the hnntsman his game had much dimn
shed the French navy and rendered cautious such
France had remaining, that the former
try (Engand) unable TO get opportunities Of assaing
the French vessels, induced to have 70
strange and proved Intellectual of carrying
on hostilies Such the attempt at destroying the
harbor OF Beuogns by sinking in the roads ships loaded
with stones. HISTORY.
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Emerald Association give their ball at Aor-ssgus Hail.
sro0kyn tonight the proceeds to e devoted to the
noman Catholic orpt4n Asylum, The charitable object
~ wnnn tne osI IL got up well as the excellent
,ra, semen.s ~hich always characterize its manage
'' ~is su dcent guarantees Of its entire success
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Marine Disaster.

PHILADxIPHrA, Jan. IA, 1892
The bark Sea Eagle frsm Gibara reports that on the
11h instant she coded with the schooner Truro Of Bos
ton, from 81. Domingo for New York. One succeed
cd in getting aboard The last Of the Truro she was
in sinking condition. No assistance could bs rendered
on account of the gale.
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Fire 1T McGregor. Iowa,

McCREaoR, Iowa, Jan. IA, 1852.
FIRE yesterday morning destroyed North's dry goods
store, BrieAs grocery Giles ewery store McNeilles
liquor store, Turner's clothing store, Bowens cabinet
store the City Hotel, and several ohcr buildings. The
stocks were mostly saved Total loss, SIS 900.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
The Reservoir Gates-Motson for . NAM

The Reservoir Gates-M0tiOn for . Nam
damus Against the Comptroller.
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Leonard
JAN. 14-Baldsrin and others TIE Cdmptroler.-Ths
plaintiff awarded by arbitrators the Of 500
on for erecting the gates for the reservoir
The city contend that the arbitrators legally
authorized act, and that there has any
adjudication Of the claim before court and jury they
are liable. Mr. H. Anderson appeared for the Comp.
troler the application for mandanns the Hon.
Daniel s Dickinson and Mr. Marsh for the plaintiffs The
Judge reserved his decision.
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DfIsCELLArnOUs. 5.

HoLD FEET-A CURE FOR
a Smith Eso., the American Hotel, 81 Babylon,
L. T. had been troubled for many years with cold Feet He
nad seen AIcocx's POROUS PtAsTERs
used in hoopins cough with great benea and he co.cuded
IN cut 70 the shape OF the foot The re-
lief was Immediate, and he has never been troubled WITH
eo,n .se. Vas no strengthening warming plaster
A"oe ALCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER.
Those troubled with weak backs OF breasts should uy
Separate dlrccsIen..n pssh, German and Spanish
Aiso 10 Union square. Price rs cents each.
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Iarrfcd.

Az .FrILKR-At Marysvle, California, on wednes-
day. November 81 1861, by the Rev. j. II. Brodt BEN.
JAxiS r. AVERY ESQ.,. editor Of tho Marysvile Appeal
and formerly of New York city, to Miss MARY AZ
SHEnNAS--FooT Tuesday, January a. at the Allen
street Methodist church. by the Rev. j. c. Smith, GEORGE
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
The Navy.

THE bhOOkLYN NAVY YARD
The business Al the yard for the past week has 0een
almost entirely Of routine Characters no interest 70
the general public The principal things done was tho
changing of the bsrths Of the various vessels, &C.
The Sumter has sailed for Port Royal At the time she
went into commission we published list of her officers
as far as reported The following list win be found =
be complete
Lieutenant Commanding Thomas patterscsa
Lieutenant and Executive Onicer-Her rry B. Ssely
Acting Master-Wliam Bates.
Acting Master--Iavi CroweL
Acting Master-John 6. putch.
Acting Assistant Surgcon-Stephen Fl. Brown.
Acting Assistant tPaymaster-Edward Clark.
Captains Cerk--W w. Rousseau.
Acting Master Mate-Frank w. Turner.
Acting Masters Mate-Robt. +. Russ
Acting Master IS Mate-Wiiam Henry.
Second Assistant Engneer-Chas g. stevens.
Third Assistant Engineer-Wm. M. Cumberson.
Third Assistant Engneer-Warren Even.
Third Assistant Engineer-James Fagan.
The bark Restless sailed on the 18th, with scale
orders The following correctst Of her ofcers'-
Lieutenant Commanding Edward Conroy.
Acting Master and Executive Of1cerCharlee Smith.
Acting Mastsrs-Jerome B. Rogers, Miller H. johnson.
Acting Assistant Paymaster-E. Meach.
Acting Assistant Surgeon b. Calkins
Acting Masters Mates-H Eason, Charles T. tucker
J. Walter Mackic.
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSFORMS.
The United States steam transport Vanderbilt, lying q
| pier No. S North river, Is now taking In coal
The United States transport Oriental, lying
| pier No. A North river, is also coaling.
The United States steam transport Jersey Biue ioade'
with provisions ammunition and gun carriages saile
| yesterday afternoon for Locust Point.
The United States Patapsco, lying at the same
is loading provisions and army wagons for tho same
| port, and will sail this morning.
The schooner Emelns lying At pcr No. II East river
| is now loading provisions for Key West.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CHAMPION.
INTERESTING FROM PANAMA
Faint Prospect of Mosquera's
Triumph.
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Changes ON the American Nave,
Station.
ARRIVAL OF SsS5, ,a2S IN TREASURE,
&c~ DC. &c.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CHAMPION.
INTERESTING FROM PANAMA
ARRIVAL OF sss5, ,sss IN TREASURE,
&c> dc,. &c.
rIE sPEerR IIsr q. rHR cHA,rr1oN.

The steamship Champion, CapA Wilson, from 2spinwa
ssh inst, arrived at tins port yesterday.
Annexed is
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

t,yPEYCER a NEwKIRK, NO. BARCLAY STREET
} on the opposite corner 10 the Astsr House-ynoke
.ak, A. oysers in every sys scsss Ss Rcss mf'
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

vcACrs WORTH KNowING--THAT DIR. TOBIAS, vE-
netisn Liniment cures ins,snanscusy Chronic E%heu %
and pains Of ali Kinds The above candle statement OF
what Tobias Venetian Lniment will do and any parsons
will have their money returned by the agent Sold by All
druGasts.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

Charge OF Entfctng . soldier TO Desert
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before John A. Osborn, Esq.
JAN. 14-The United States Charles B. Reynolds
defendant was soldier in tho federal army, and is
charged with euticng another soldier named Melius
desert from the Ninety fifth regiment Warren Rifles.
The Commissioner, after sxaminatian OF the alleged
facts, committed the accused for tra1.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
NEWS FROM THE UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.

The Champion left at Aspnwau the United States brie
Bainbridge and the United storeshp Falmouth
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Assembly,


PETITIONS PRESENTED
For the payment Of the interest ON the canal debt
For the payment of the States share Of the national
by the State
For the erection of military defences Lake Eric and
Niagara river.
Committee Hules reported, dividing the Commit
tee ON Cities and villages into two committees,
cities and tho other villages. Adopted.
BILLS NOTICED
By Mr. McCABE-Relative donations IN the Nineteenth
ward for Woman s State Hospital
By Mr. MApDox-To extend che and maintain the
docks Of Brooklyn.
By Mr. IzAxY-To extend tho term Of constables in
By Mr. sxrH-ro regulate labor in Central Park, and
establish uniform scale of wages
MIIa INTRODUCED.
By Mr. DARcY-To regulate and fix the fees Of Brooklyn
constables.
BY Mr. PHEIrs-To authorize aliens TO hold real estate
In New York.
Mr. KENNEY moved to take up the bill for the relief Of
the suffering people Of Ireland.
consent except in cases specially provided for in
the rules.
This decision of Speaks nd is OF the utmost i'm
portance as II reverses the g Of Speaker Lttleohn,
by unanimous consent
Mr. LuDrSG1oS nalIed up the concurrent resolution in
favor Of the passage OF the Congress bill 70 abolish the
franking privilege, and spoke In favor Of this and all
other retrsnchments Adopted.
RICE called up the resolution Of inquiry what egs
ation necessaryto enable volunteers honorably dis
charged, after medical inspection, 70 receive pay
Adopted
Mr. SMITH called up the resolution TO refer matters
relative tho Metropolitan Police to the delegates Of the
counties interested in the law.
After brief debate the subject was laid over.
The privileges OF the floor extended 10 Col Lewis
Benedict. Jr.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

The following call issued by the anti slavery frater-
nifty in Albany
The sixth annual AntSlavery Convention for the State
of York will be held in Albany, at Association Hall
on Friday and Saturday, Feb. and s. commencing at
half past ten O'Clock A. M Three sessions will be held
each day.
The exigenoies OF the slaves the present
ona call for fuh representation ut this
on Of the fri nds Of freedom from all parts Of the STATE
During past year the slave States have dissolved the
federal Upon repudstsd the United States constitution
and organized gigantic nspiracy In the OF new
confedefnry, the chief stone in the corner OF which
il is ayowed is human slavery. The federal
government which began its career by fatal con-
cessions sIaveholdng bar fbarism, and has since
been disgraced and weakened by like
sons, until its very existence is imperilled by the
aggressive, interruptions power, s still adminis-
tered spirit OF suicidal submission 70 the rghtcous
dictation OF shareholders. Though there has been eat
and gratifying increase of tisavery sentiment
since the rebellion, and strong tide of opposition to
slavery steadily rising among the people Of the North
still midst che enemies Of impartial liberty and OF
truly republican government masked under profess
OF loyalty, are not few.
Efforts but rather increased fidelity called for. Special
andctrity yet demanded Of every frend
Of freedom and OF just the speedy
abolition Of slavery under the war power. Tho
present and future well being OF not only four millions OF
slaves hut Of every nhabtant OF the land Ia at stake
The dangerous and fatal spoil Of submission TO slavery
be broken, the slaves rescued from the vile
grasp of tait0rous opprcssors and thus justice having
been done abiding peace be ensured. Let all who
possibly up 10 the approaching annual
ton and contribute by personal presence and wise
sci TO render its influence mighty and effective In the SER
vice OF the sacred cause OF liberty.
The Of the speakers who viii attend the conven
tson among whuBa confidently expected VIM. Lloyd
Garrison Wendell Phillips. Parker Psbury and Theo-
Gorc Tilton, will he announced hereafter.
In behalf Of tho Committee Of Arrangements.
A. NJ POWELL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21

YAxKHI ExTERPRIsB.-k il INIT fsv d.vu
siscs ve received the news Of the cant,re q
New Orleans, yet We End in the Boston na..r,
q Tuesday, an announcement that tve No.
vssseA have cleared 1T that port for New Orlee1a
leadad With zee. One ship, the Havslack. 49,
S1s 1.00e tens. and another took 900 to.e
xnees shiposnts win arrive in time 70 mako q,
Soldiers eo9Sastahle. Yankee enterprise i &.
Vayo ahead.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21
TO CONTRAOTORS-Ip pursuanc,

Il Of act Of the legislature Of the State Of Mchi-
gan. approved February H. 1859 and acts aenfatory
thereto the undersigned Commissioner cn the Port Hs
Bay City and Lansing Road VIII et tie job to
build bridge across the Titabavas=-e RIVER Ia the
county OF Aifand The Of said ROAD On the 18th
day Of May next, 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon 70 the
lowest responsible bidder Pans and specifications Of
said bridge viii be exhibited the day Of letting said
job Bus viii be received yaya5se swamp lands oaiy
good security viii be required she faithful perform
ance Of said work
Flint, April q, Isd2-
36ewa REUBEN NcCREERY, Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-I,


pursuance of act of the Legislature Of the state
Of Michigan entitled " An act to provide for the drain
age and reclamation Of swamp lands by Of state
roads and dches, approved February llih A. D. Is o.
and the acts ameniatory thereto the undersigned Com
missioner on the Saginaw City and 0wosso state Road
Will proceed " let the work that portion OF said road
extending from the Northern limits OF the village u St.
Charles In county 70 the junction q the Ssei
nav ami Gratiot State Road with the Saginaw City and
Owosso State Road embracing distance Of eight miles.
Also the work of constructing bridge the Itta
bawassee River, the line Of said roa at point about
half a mile above what Is commonly known the Fra
Ger farm al one O'Clock p. NJ Wednesday, the 18th
day OF June, A d. ls62, the Webster House the
city OF saginaw Contracts will be made for the perform
ance OF sand work, payable in State swamp Lands, as
provided IN said acts The plans ami specifications of
the bridge viii be found at the Office OF L. Curtis Esq
in the city OF Saginaw for the inspection Of all those
who may desire Plans and specifications Of the work
required TO be performed said road will be
made known on the day OF letting Security will be
CURED Of all contractors at the time of making the con-
tracts The Commissioner himself the right
to reject any ali bids consistent with the interests
of the State
Owossc, Nay eth, A. d. 1852
4w36s J. B BARNES, Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21
DROBATE ORDER.-State of Mich

=
l. igan, county of CHAM, sat- a session OF the
Probate Court Tor the county Of ingiin holden
Probate Office Ii the village Of Mason, Tuesday the
I'D day oi April, the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixty two; Present. VIM ii. PInckney, Judge
oil Probate. In the matter Ut the vi John
Fisher, deceased On reading and filing the petition
duly verified of William r. Near administrator OF said
deceased, pray ing among other things for a license to
Sell the real estate Oi which said deceased died seized
ThereupOn IL Is ordered, That Monday the 10th day
o; June next at III O'Clock Ia the forenoon. be assign
ed for the hearing petition and that the heirs at
Law OF said deceased and all other persons interested
said estate required To appear of said
Court then To be holden 1t the Probate Office,
village OF Mason, and show cause il any there be- why
the prayer oi the petitioner should be granted And
further ordered that SAID petitioner give notice
the pei sons Interested IA SAID estate of the penecy
SAIL pe,ition and the hearing thereof by causing copy
OF this order TO be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in SAID county OF
lnghan successive weeks previous said day of
ing. "A true copy WM. III. PINCKNEY
356wo Judge of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21
NIRCUIT COURT, Milwaukee County


~ In Inc matter o! the application oI Joan W Med
berry, Al iSOlveEt debtor, be discharged from his
debts On reading tae petition o! John ". Nedbery, IN
The above entteu matter, wlth tue schedule aud aIlid
VII accompany ns tus same, Which are found 10 De IL
conformity Win The statutes such MATE and pro
vided: 1t IS ordered, Int the creditors oi John ". Med
berry TIE peIiIoaer be required anu they hereby
CURED, 10 show Cause, before n ANY tney have at the
Court House AZ the city and county vi Milwaukee, and
state oi sconsn, the Nth day o. July A u. ioo-,
al AZ O'Clock IL the forenoon v! that gay
thereafter az counsel DC heard Why assignment vi
the estate o! said John ". MeGbery, lnsovept,
should not be male AMI ne D. uIscar his debts
under and pursuant 10 the provisions Of Chapter lGl vi
TIE iev .sed Statutes vi Tie state VI Wl-colsu entitled
= VI the relief VI IusOIyeEt debtors. y
IL Is also further Or-ered That notice Of the
OF tins order be publs by printing copy
Madison the seat OF Government THIS Stale,
Milwaukee Sentinel newspaper published IN the county
OF Milwaukee, Al the Albany Euentsy Journal a
paper publishes at Albany, the capital oi state Of
New York the Lansing RePssttCaa new spaper pub
isheu at Lansing the Cata " the state VI MlCuig and
IL the ROCKY Mountain -Ners, newspaper published al
Denver the Capital The ierrItory ., CoOTado, each
once each week Tor successive weeAs, before the
said 9th day Of July, A ID. looz.
AETHUR McARTHCR,
Circuit Judge.
PIrKIS DAVIS, Atty for Petitioner. 3owlo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21
\ DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notice

n Is hereby given that IN pursuance OF license TO
me granted by WIN Pinckney, Judge of Probate for
the county Of ingham shall expose Tor sale public
auction premises in the townshipof Williams
IL said county Of Ingha saturday the e1st day Of
June nex; O'Clock IN the afternoon d saii day all
the right title and interest Of Daniel W Morse (sQbecI
10 all ens in and 70 the north half Of the half Of
south quarter Of section twenty two IN toxn four
north u range one east, contain ING 10 acres, more
less and inventor ned az 300 CO. Terms made known
day Of sale. J. " WILLIAMS,
6w36; Executor &c Of Daniel ". Morse, deceased
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-21
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notic

N OA4k>NxO H "A l. At - OAAL.-ANOllce
n is hereby gwen that in pursuance Of license TO
granted by the Judge OF Probate for the county OF
lngham shall sell at public auction the premises, In
the township OF Delhi IN sam county, saturday, the
1th day OF June at clock afternoon ali the
right, title and interest Of Isaac Holey deceased (sb
ject to the willow right Of dover and all ers In and
to the following pieces or parcels Of land, the south
haA Of south west quarter Of section g. town north
range west, acres, nve1tored at $500 %; also the
south half OF the north east quarter OF south quar-
ter Of section ~ town north OF range west; -
nventoried al so CO. also the east half OF socth east
quarter OF south east quarter OF section a. town 3ncrh
Of range west, - acres, nveatoried at $50 o.
Terms made known o. day Of sale
nsn A. J. H0ILEY,
sw3s4 Admir- estate o. Isaac Holly deceased
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
The Overland Mail.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22-The Post Of
fee Department has ordered the continu-
ance of the Pacific mail on the overland
route having reliable information that
there is no danger to be apprehended
from their being tampered with by the In
dams. 1t is positively asserted that
since the removal of the Cherokee tribe
at no time has there been any necessity
for the mails being discontinued. The
great overland mail now passes daily
through Denver.
Passengers are constantly travelling
through on this route.
According to an order just issued the
prisoners of war except commissioned
officers delivered at Aiken's Landing,
James River, 18th and 10Th insts., are
declared to be exchanged.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SheriFs Sale No. 90.


pY VIRTUE OF. EIGHT EXECUTIONS IS
ID sued out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
ofCommon Pleas Of Handerburgh County, Indiana,
in favor Of the State of Indiana, and against John
Robbers and Sylvester Miller, pleyin bail, will,
on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9th, 1852,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
P. NJ. ofsad day, at the door Of the Court House,
in the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer for SALE at
Public Auction, the and profits for the term of
seven years Of the following described real estate
to-wft.
All that part of lot No one hundred and sixty
one (16l) Donation, Enlargement, Evansville, Indi
ana, described as follows, viz Beginning at the
corner of said lot No. one hundred and sixty-one
l6l,l at the corner Of lot tone hundred and sixty
two 6z) in said enlargement on Third street,
thence along the lines Of said lot lbl on Third
street 81 feet thence through said part OF said lot
lUl on line parallel with Sycamore street 81 feet
to that part of said lot l61 heretofore sold and
veyed by Richard Jenkins and wife to Ellis 4
Schlamp, thence across said lot at right angles to
Sycamore street feet TO the line Of said lot l62
thence along the line of said lot 1872 feet to the
place of beginning. And should said rents and
profits not sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said
writ and costs, will, at the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple or said premises
GEORGE W0LFLIN,
sepl5 Sheriff VIC.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Coco Francis
Train received an ovation from the Phil
adelphia public this evening at the Acad-
envy of Music, equal to that bestowed on
Parson Brownlow and other champions
of American Institutions that have pre-
ceded him. The house was crowded to
excess
Train was introduced by G. NJ. Clay
who made characteristic speech on the
rotten institutions of England
A number of cival and military dig
nitaries occupied the platform. His re-
marks were frequently greeted with APP
plause
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
SPECIAL To THE HERALD.

WASHINGTON, Sept pit is stated
on good authority that Burnside has been
offered the command of the army of the
Potomac, but in declining the offer he
asserted the preeminent fitness of Nc
Clellan for the position.
1t is supposed the wound received by
Richardson in the shoulder and breast
will prove fatal The wound of Dana is
below the knee, and was caused by a
musket ball Gen. w. H. French and
his son William, reported wounded, are
,uniniured and on duty |L- 3lLE