The New York herald., 1862-11-18


bisk northeast has prevailed here during The
day.
The remains Of Lieutenant, Cooper ic ihls after
noon via baltimore FOR Coope.stovn n. y, where he
belonged.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondents.
EoRTEEss MoNKos, Nov. 10, 1852.
The Exchange Of risoners The Rerts,0 al yolk-Dsan
and f't,ai of Lteutendn Cooper, DE-.
Since the return Of Lieutenant Colonel william II. Lud
low Inspector General Of this department, on Tuesday
last there has been flag Of to Aksn's Landing
or any other point the James river There win pro-
baby be boat sent up with some ladies and
released prisoners expected here. Colonel Ludlow
present in Washington, having gone there TO lay his
voumnous report regarding the exchanges Of prisoners
before the War Department..
In my letter tho 12.h inst inadvertently mentioned
that tho troops at Suffolk reviewed by Lieutenant
'Cocne! Ludlow. This was a mistake, az Ns.or'Genera
nix reviewed command stationed there in person,
colnpaned by Colonel D. T. Van Buren, Assistant Adu
tant General captain Wilson nrston A. A. A. General:
Captain q. Won Eicksted. and Captain Lord, A. d C.
The General has expressed himself highly gratllcd with
ths ap, earapce and discipline Of the troops
AS write the moUrnful strains Of funeral drge ard
he steady tramp Of mourning regiment marching be.
nd the bcarse fall Oh the ear. The Third regiment
New York infantry have lost u their favorc ON
cors funeral cortege for the purpose Of paying
sad tribute Of respect TO the memory oI the de-
ceased. first Lsutunant Marinadnko Cooper, Of Com
pany I, of the Third regiment hreathed mis- Inst On
Saturday evening, the 10th ist after prorasted III
Of i've weeks afte every skil q pFces sur
geons exhans In vain 10 save him
The deceased at nfst pr,strhted with yauntice,
turning eventually into typhoid fever and within few
dsys al, absccss formed on the liver which him hin
life. The rather OF the unfortunate officer attended him
during his last hours this evening the grief stricken
nar sn leaves III The Baltimore pcat with all that re-
Of his daring boy. Lieutenant cooper Was ma
tive OF Cooperstown, NJ - and sephew o. 'he ,sss
kuoyp Il
he Forty fourth New York Volunteers Or Peoples
llwor,h regiment was formed hc enlisted thcren =
private. His unring energy and aspirations sosn
brought HIM under tho notice OF The authorities,
ani after u service Of lew weeks as private no re-
rcg ent ON the promotion u Captain DeorgeE MINK,
4 Company l. from FIRST 1ieutenant, Coopcr was pro-
lhe turn out 10 the funeral ., Cooper
rgcst that took place On this point Nearly
al the ocers attached 70 the regiment ana post were 10
Sir oper, father OF the deceased, escorted BY
Rev. Mr. kerfoot, Chaplain Of the Third regiment. and
much affected by the spontaneous onc,ng.o res
Iect 10 the memory VI his son. The remains Will 10
taken to Cooporstown for interment.
To-day the weather has been rather clustering, and
there is a heavy running ia the roads We have no
rews from Yorktown or suffolk oi public interest.
Oar Newp0rt's News Correspondence.
NEwposi,s NEws, va Nov. Is, 1862
ne Coycrgn Leyion Coml-Genrd Corcoran in CtTs-
n.and al Ne 41ors Ne,us--7hs Dastegs" Transported 10
G,aney Iland-Tae Barracs--rhe A9tsttor, &C.
The usua quiet this place has 81 late boon disturbed
by the arr, o troops that have been ordered
form camp Of instruction.. whence they wi he
uausiei RED such places thoy may be ordered TO-
rho famous Legion is among the military force
stationed present, and Notwithstanding that tho
b. pade l. COM osed of recruits - they present
nas sod,ofy appearance and good martial bearing Asa
body they well behaved and orderly and one months
laslruen the veteran onicers attached
the brigade will make the Csrcoran Legion as nno
command any III the Lnion arm! Certainly the
material is there, aud ths popularity o General Corcoran
Is immense, and hn desire 10 ayenge the wrongs no
suffered in rebcdom great that nct only himself b-s
MS entire command ~ ANXIOUS y take an active part 10
the struggles oI the nation
one OF the nost energetic officers q. the brigade 10
Captain James Il. kirker, brigade saartermastcr Upon
hun dev,lves the double duty OF providing tie men with
Il, res shelter and provisions General Coreoran not
having nominated brigade conm!ssary yet, Capt.
kifksf been compelled - at IA that capacity thus
In selecting thus place for camp Of instruction
government has acted w.sey. In the hrsi pace The sol
dy the climate healthy and water superior 10 any IN
STATE secondly, tue Vuar,crmasteSs Departmental a.
supply very large force here with ths greatest facility
and wiihoat additional cxl euse ~ the sosSfnment
Biigader General Michael torcoran, beng The senior
oicer y, appointment. IS Ia oi The post; but
now long aud his coninaad viii remain here - uJs-
terry ~ be solved at future perini.
TAc Numerous CONT zbands thit wcFe cooni2ng here
since The budonmcn Q. this place " the late General
cleared out abd sent 10 tfsney isaud
lcstc1day the batch VI thcia naiied BY sevc.
raj whie tras, tie guise Il abolition In slonarcs,
took assago tnc Express and were sent "
Norfolk 1 ON 10 be shipped Crsney Island The
a,.m az M.ar Dx In this matter his been highly
commenced by the trocps here. The sagabond life of
tbs t,nssa.d and cunlrabAsds consregled 81 the
b. .Nups nas ioel Vonoxious tt every body
IN, ar 1, inuiodiuus aud labie barracks blit
last ,vlr ty tirst second ana seventh New fork
yoatk rweaty ninth Massachusetts, snd other troops
satthe4 hUte ccuie IA good 70 the newly arrived
stdrrs. tnd sre greatly appreciated BY them
I.clN. Ni.e, ui tue Ninety nnth regIment Kew Yore
yvua :, bcon f,atiovcd al this place for soine
months t. acting ~ The capacty 0 coRniss,ry Of sub
sl-t. - 81. an arlcer in the dlschage OF his duties
IA, a. tta ss,eri0r Aiab.e c0ur ~ and geu-
tl...g ll ~ha come IN contact AL he has
.4ttt .p himself thc sseen u every abost
IA 80 tsit. toi J. Mclean Taylor, chr, yctanissary
VI II, tts unsor whose authority Lieut.. CAGE
N. .s .i.s ourccs him very ri'cieut oficcr.
ri,p. tic MGitrr, commanded ~ capt tankhcad, has
= .tQ. icr appearance Al liam ton Roads ani taken
~ .f ii s.sliun. While the "cbeescbUx on rait' 70
s, "a have fears Of Mcrr,mac NJ. o. or any ether
.4.,a.,, ccnins ihis way bui 10 case tnere se any
tNg. ams rcaiy, ict them come IN. aud the genus
tan trl4~sons experience All bo fvino far superior 70
az sO, 1on-ciads ,.-,.
The lraih or ,hc nava forces In The James river e,.
-olen, All oar brave desire Is a Dlie ossaS""o
out reccl ue shbors