The New York herald., 1862-11-05

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vaesesns with all possible despatch Five hundred les
Warrington to-day.
PUNISHMENT FOR SMUGGLING GOODS THROUGH TBH
UNION LINES.
The proceedings or the Military Commission in the case
Of citizen named sceley LOWS are now made public.
He was tried Il Hemphis charged with smuggling goods
through lines against the orders Of the General Com.
manding, and also with passing through them with tho
Intention Of Visiting the enemy md giving them nforma
tion The Commission found him guilty, being convipce6
the prisoner was . spy, and unanimously recommended
that he hanged The order OF the President Of the
United states upon the proceedings is as follows -
So far as the In the relates 70 the
cused as spy, it is disappfoveds the Commisso. mos
is migned " Imprisonment for term of six montbss
commencing this day October %, 1sssks ,,.,x,
THE LATE RuxoRs IN REFERENCE TO THE REMOVAL
OF GENERAL MCLELLAN.
FT Lowe Is the name of the California member og
Congress who made remarks in New York few
days since about the removal Of General Mcclellan His
incorrect tho published despatch, and the
other member from California who rushed into print with
his dsavowa may rest assured that he was not ludeo
10 by your Washington correspondent
AwAsHINGrON HOAX. 2
An absurd "Roorbaek has been circulated here thte
evening, to the effect that attempt was made ths
morning to send account Of defeat Of McClslan's
army the wires for publication In extra HERALDs
to influence the New York election few persons
swallowed this prcrosterous story in the hotels with their
cocktails
THE NEW ARMY HOSPITALS.
The hospitals bein erected opposite the Douglas mani
SON. in this city to be Of the first order Dr. Lydel,
formerly Medical Director OF Summers corps s 70 be in
charge Of them. They 10 be finished Immediately.
II s supposed that waen ornament hospitals now
being erected by government are compseted. the
churches and those private buildings belonging
Union citizen which have been long at the service
Of the government win be given up and allowed 70 be
used for their original purpose. This Is but just has
been ground Of complaint that many temples Of wor
ship have been diverted from their original when il
might have been avoided.
MARRIAGE OF THE CoMMANDER OF THE METROPOLITAN
BRIGADE.
Colonel Currie, commanding the Metropolitan brigade,
is to be married this evening" in Philadelphia, 70 de-
scendent Of Charles Carroll. Of Carrollton.
ARRESTS OF spECULAToRs.
Arrests Of speculators made daily and the Old Capt.
tol prison is inconveniently full.
MINING OPERATIONS IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Land Once has sent out an examiner 70 report
upon the mineral region Washington Territory From
Fort Wala.walla northeasterly is the thrifty population
of lewiston which is the depot Of gold products from
the Salmon River country aud that Of the Clear Wafer
Upon the former at or about Florence thirteen hundred
claims are worked by about four times 40
many men, The average yield to man 10 some
twenty dollars Ten dollars Is the average on the forks
of the Clear and in tho Cavile valley. Upon This
last some twenty thousand engaged in minng,
and the number Is constantly augmentng. strsnG
column Of miners arc prospecting up the salmon river,
towards Utah. On the snaa streams in all the region Of
the mines the narrow valleys ferte and belts of
country behind suitable for cultivation The slopes
Of the mountain are good for grazing purposes
EXCHANGES OF PRISONERS.
Mr. Wood. Superintendent Of the Old Capitol prison,
who went TO Richmond some weeks ago TO effect Al ~
change Of civilians held prisoners on either side has
returned His mission was successful and sxchangss
will be made without delay. BY this means very large
number Of loyal Southern men, who have anguishsd NJ
rebel prisons for from six twelve months, win - re-
stored TO liberty.
Lieutenant Copger who taken prisoner In ths sf-
fair at Catetts Station few days ago. retarned eun1ay
TO the headquarters Of Gen. Sge having been paroed
at Richmond.
The following prisoners have been sent South froD NE
Old Capitol prison TO be exchanged:-
A. j. Donaldson, Co. r, 5oth North Carolina
J. Q. jackson, Co. X 10th North Carolina
II. 7. Carey, Co. G, I'D South Carolina.
G j. Ellis, Co. b, 4,h Georgia
W. II. II. Orr, Co. r, 2sd Georgia
second Lieut. A. H. rit,man, Co A. SCOTT virginia cav.
scrgt. C. H. Fenwck, Co. b, 18th Virginia.
L. Bran, 18th Virginia cavalry.
J. Cowcl, Virginia couscrpt.
r. Prcsgraves, ca. A. 9th Virginia cavalry
Thomas seweli, Virginia ccuscript.
Nathan Neil, rebel navy.
David Stewart, rebel navy.
J. Ferguson, Co ], Ist Maryland.
". l.. Jacobson, paroed prisoner.
H Z. Ferguson, Co. +, llth virginia.
H Montgomery, Co. ID, 11th Virginia.
John W. Burkett, Co A. lss Nrth Carolina cavalry
Lieut. VIM +. Mcknight, Co ia LIST North Carolina cavalry
Isaac Green, 90. d, LIST North Carolina cavalry.
wm n. Dye. lst Georgia Legion.
IL. G. Hornbin Co. Il, % North Carolina cavalry.
l. Hopkins, Co. A, 9th Virginia cavalry.
Geo. Gallagher, Co. 4, 9Th Virginia cavalry
W. y. Dodd Co. G, Attn Virginia cavalry.
I'm MsTss %ss. yrss,. y,rsn. say.,.y s.y.y
Elijah Hutchinson. Co ON virginia cayalry
G G ? R.css Rscssr Sp' CO en- Vrsaia " cavalry. ~ ~
J. saunders, 90 9, 4sh Virginia cavalry.
I. r. Motor, Go. y, ID North Carolina cavalry
}. buchanan, Co. y, l2th Virginia cavslry,
q .Ieat,e.. Co Y, 6sh Virginia cavalry.
G G. acI.ary, i.y' Co. Co =, iah virginia OsvsAy
q. p. Garner, Co. I, l<th Georgia.
Jno Dunlop, Co. A. lsth Louisiana
J.. Ward, Co K lsth Nerth C.roliaa.
james BALDWIN, GO. 9. "a south Carolina battery.
G. I. Robertson. 4eth Georgia
Samuel Hickman, Co. G, 10Th Moth Carolina.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers are apnousssd,--
Al, Jordan, 60. 9, Io'h Maine ,.,.s .
Cbas ID. Fuller, Co. I, Esd Maine.
Edward sweetxer, Co. ], l7th Maine.
Henry O. Fabyesu, Co. h, 81 Maine.
Edward Goodwin 90. 4, 2lst Massachusetts,.
John Ross, Co. X, nth Illinois.
Thos. Taylor, Co. B, 1I,h United States infantry.
c. r. Yeagcr, Co. I, I'd District Of Columbia.
Edward Jacobs, Co. !, 10lst New York.
Archie Campbsll. Co. a, 10Th New York state Mnltis
John Miller, Go. ii, Sd Maryland
Peter Lind, %. D. l11th Pennsylvania.
Geo. E. Torrcy, Corporal, Co. X 10Th Pennsylvania
Peter b. Keith, Corporal, Co. X, 77th Ohio.
Patrick Cogan, Go. X, I4th New York state Militia.
l.. s. Kerry. 103d New York.
Daniel Kelly, 90. !, Scotts Nine Hundred.
Jacob Schneider, Co q, Sd Maryland
Otis Wallace, Co. d, 9Th Maine
Jos. Van Heck, Co. II, 4th New Jersey.
Charles r. Qunt, Co. r, I'd Maine.