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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

SOLDIERS IN THE BALTIMORE HOSPITAL.
The following is list Of soldiers in Mehins
United States Hospital. They were admitted some
time ago, but are now convaescent. Being unable
to do full service at present. they are used as nurse'
in which occupation they will be continued until
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

!. O. Eines, II L. 5. /, con.
NJ. Grifit, 5 Va, debility.
Hugh Duncan, 5 Va. do.
II. '. Barnes, 25 Ohio, do.
John Harlan, rs Ohio, do.
Sere. q. Foster. 8 Ill, typhoid
Chester Sheldon, 80 y. Y do.
s4rg. r. A. Wilson. 10 Pa, do.
"A. Counor, ] Pa. convsle,cent.
John A. flckelgeT, ii Pa,
}. typhoid.
Corp. BAKER, 20 Mass., do.
David y. Dunhsm, an. T., do.
j.. h. Carr, 3 Vt do.
John Austin, 81 n. l., do.
Jesse Peurose. los Pa, disT.
K. Turnsrd. Bernard o s., de-.
bility.
Dan Mullot, 10 Mass. typhoid.
John Miles. ! CT. Art, do.
G. Lomoscher, 81 Ohio. Do.
Ser. r. Giisroon, ~ y. y, de-
bili,y.
IL j Hewitt. IS N. Y, ty-
pboid.
Cis.. Kelley. 90 y. T.. do.
". II. Wise, % Pa, disrThea.
J. b. b acknore, 90 OHIO, do.
Mich. Warner. 8 Pa. typhoid.
G. A. Collins, 5N. H., DO.
Net. Andrews, 2 Ind, cow q,
Reuben Fufiig, 80 Ia. typhoid.
!. John Kelly, II Ne. typhoid.
Jud. Lovely, { K. T., head.
10. Msrtin, 66 y. y. typhoid.
w. Sterling. II Pa, ~ phoid.
Joe. Waterman, ct, typhoid.
3 Coffsry, ; n. j.. arm.
WI. Bachelor, IS Mass. foot.
d. Watts, 81 Pa. thigh.
NJ. +. Church. l6 y. Y, foot.
A. Wsrpish, . Pa. thigh.
!. III. Frauklin, 5 Mich, thigh.
Segt M.Shanshsn, RUS. thigh
W. Chidester, 5 \. j.. leg.
II. G.. Wells, J MINI, groin.
Jos. Ste ger, 81 n. Y, leg amp.
l.. Il. Dutton. ) VI, head.
ID. \. Gross 8 III, ankle.
2. Liuahsn. 81 N. T., leg amp.
J. GUbIing, 81 Pa, leg amp.
w. u. Ekiii. 2 Mich. wIist.
N. Mclaughlin. lis Pa, stso'd
~ tue breast by his Captain.
w. Mitchell, q Pa, lee smp.
w. Ward ~ n. T.. leg sup.
sez,. &. i. Laws. 5 Wis, do.
Corp. Daniel J. Priuzing. 5 n.
D. G. Keefe, 3 N. y. knee.
r.. Heish. q Pa, leg amp.
}. Carroll, / n. j.. leg amp.
N. y. MsIebali, 5 y. j.. ieg.
.Lucius Hall, 5 Wis, thigh.
John Grsgg, 90 Pa. leg.
l.. Shilling. III Pc, leg.
Drum.Mej. {. Hcyer. 3 N. y,
8 shots-srm, breast, hand
and groin.
j Pow ell. 28Pa. sprsiDed ankle.
r. Colmsn, l Cal, thigh. lung
II. FulS, 5 hid, oonvslescent.
". II. Summers, l Nd phtbsis.
]. Msrsh, 9 Va, ph,hisis.
NJ. Fisher. 81 Pa. Les.
JAAddison,6l NY. abdomen.
T. Brow OF, s. N. Y, leg.
o. N. Crsfoot, 81 n Y, foot.
O. +. Hesly, $ Mas foot.
X. Armstrong u In, foot.
D.. Plassmann. 90 Pa, iheuin.
Man Smith, l0s Pa, debility.
Geo. IL. Foss. 8 Ne, typhoid.
{ L.Righny, III Pa. debility.
n. a. Smurck, "a Pa, head.
W. Koch, 7 n. Y, op.hGlmiA.
g. scheIdsT, Nd.
Z. a. kettnse, Z Vt. typhoid.
J.J.Psntilo. 70 Mich. pttnisia
HbGrnhGm Is Mass debility.
h omeet, : hich.. debility.
k.W Powell.S1 \ Y. phthlsis.
4 :. NoWbold l04 Pa. .rheum.
J. hcCtuley 80 n. y.
Sergt. MsIk Mount, 81 h. Y,
loot.
Hnnou Miller, q 70. hand
ampu.a;ed.
John : hem ard, 6 n. j.. leg.
Samuel White, 25 Ohio, snot
/. IN stomach.
Chu,tisu Muger, IN. y, 10
/. hiii,y
EnanIol Good 5 Ar. Reg,
TYPHOID.
o car nethrineton, 6 NY, do.
John Wils0n, A. y. y, do.
Frsrcis y. Worth. : Va, DO.
Chss. a. owen. a y. y. do.
Jhss. CfaDtrce, l Nd, ieJHs
Tcuileut.
Jas Iruman, n y y. typ
Thos Emperor. u y. y. do.
NJ. y Gage. 8 VI, DO.
Alfred hoitei, 90 OHIO, Typ.
>. J. Herer, . Va, TYP.
?. Allen MILD, % Pa TYP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

!. Bafkhsr5', O. 3 Pa. Cav:
Morrison ShipnAD, II, " y. }
Isaac g. Bailey. II Ne.
WDi. Y kimpson, + " y. \
p. Hsgsdorn. K. =. Sharpe,
Asron Van Dyck, A. " \. T.
samuel Ortt, !, lOi "a.
Elon Suckney, 4, e2 \. Y:
Joseph Robinson. d, l0l Pa
J m'sC. Hough, G, ln5 Pa.
JEFF. ID. sherman. b. ~ N. Y
". Il. Williamson, ii, " n. !
Waller Gold y, l03 Ps.
Jos.ph Allen, |, ~ ". Y.
Benz Danford, y. 81 N. 7.
James Hayes, r, 7 Mas.
Geo. Molidor, C., So N. Y.
Jno. kiIiinger, u, 100 N. Y.
Geo. Moore, g. a6 Y. Y.
IA. T.. Grost. G. d Vermont
Geo. Boarts. X, lo3 Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
OFFICIAL LISTS OF KILLED, WOUNDED,
AND MISSING.

The following list of Union losses in the
Army of the Potomac, is compiled from official re-
ports I, includes only the disasters in the late bat
tee before Richmond, from June 20 10 July2:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

/. +. Atkinson, Hosp. Stew.
Jos B.Toppibg, +. 9 n. l S.M
2. b ilcoI, A. p ". Y.S.V
Cor. Fred. Burrow. C, , I'D.
Jsr Mclaughlin, r. IS N. Y.
q. C. Briggs, b, 10 Mas.
A. CorDeille, II, 5 u. ; Cav.
Cor q. h. Sloan, X, 2 VI.
sergt. .. II. DAVIS, y, Z Mass.
C. Lsmpsnius, l., | NY L. Al
Cor. Geo. Odell, O., IS N. Y.
Frank Albert, ID. 10 Me.
Cor. Felix Doyle, u, IL Mass.
: Barnett, 4. 5 VI.
Chss. Putnam. e. II Msss-
CALVIN Mae der, q, 10 Me.
BoD.td Logue. A, IL N. Y.
David Marvel. q. 2 Pa Cav.
] l.. Sackett. II, ~ ". Y.
Chester Jones, l, s. N. Y.
Thos. MeMunay, q, III Pa
NJ. l.. Parker, q. ~ N. L.
Chsa Jones. II, 70 n. Y.
DAVID Durand. q, III "a.
". VI. Msloney, !. % Pa
Chss. Toner, A. - n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

". ]. Corsh. 100 n. y, disir.
{. lliDse, % Inf. Reg. shoulder
liz. G. Allen. 9 H., band.
:. A. Grove. | L. 5. Cav, back
{. Brown, / L. S. Cav. arm.
=. Pediuger. o. Pa typhoid.
T. s. Hall, IS Pa. typhoid.
jed. Strouse, lc4 Pa, typhoid
Chss Bette, IL n. Y, baud.
Vim. GmmeT. 90 Pa, hsDd.
!. Murphy, - y. y typhoid.
h. J. Sheuttn. 8 n. \ lex.
J. c. LandoD, 3 n. J., hand.
ID. Sullivan. 10 NY. shoulder.
w. b.. Hickok. s Mich. diaT,
J. ReyDold,, / Va shoulder.
Arch CRANE. IN. Y, typ.
J. GoldsboTo1sh. 3 Nd. Eheum.
". II. Hal, 5N. Y. uLrse.
8. w. Keyes. I Wis. Theum.
Thos. Dukes. Pow Leg, pleur.
q. PAYNE, 2 y. Y, arm.
VIM. NJ. Palmer, . u. 5. Cav.
ankle.
II. Vandecar. 3 Mich, arm.
4. Lucas, 20 Pc. r!m.
W. Hlslell, - =. y erm.
w. Mshon. 2 Del. arm.
g. Cartwright, 3 y. \, W ist.
C. Dune .D, 4 Mich. measles.
J. n. brown. Z Del, COW.
J. u. Ireland, : n. y, rupture.
r. Rolihsus. o Reg. H.. arm.
Z. Ward, . Va, leg.
~. J Reyes, II Mas. arm.
w. Bowsns. 43 n. y. typ.
Ii. j. Barlow, ! Va, hand.
VI. J. j.. Miller. | N Y, hand.
n. l.. S fslcobeT, 10 fa.,sffn.
d. Sullivan, g Mass, arm.
J. Moore. 9 Mass, arm.
x. Is. Blake. 2 Del, Iheu.
Geo. Warren. 70 \. w. arm.
NJ. Wedgwood. IL Me, hsnd
J. King. 100 y. !, typhoid
J. II. Sloan. SO y. y, do.
w. Benway. IA INF ann.
J.. Faruham, 5 Ne, bead.
w. MulcOy, Z u. ;. IN. wTiss.
d. Mortimer, % Pa bip.
4. II. krenseT l0i Pa, cow.
G. Is. Hart, 8 y. H., c0nFal.
n. Corey, 81 NY Uphold
c. w. Bry ant, 2 Msss. knee.
X. G. Atkins II "a, debility.
l6tn Deal, 3 y. Y. hand.
Nat. Dunn, ii Pa frb. remit.
{. o. G0odDow Is Mas. hand.
A. Pluaby - y. y TYPHOID.
W. Bartlett. AN. y. Ciuysft.
R0bt Barrow Q Mass, DO.
Jas. john aon. ! Pa, Lex.
ret. NsldeihCoi, O. ~. y, arm.
I'D. Bradley, 6 VI, ieveL
Nat. J. DIinphie, n Me., DO.
Sers. " a.. il. Cheeuy, 5 VI,
fllt ~ 81
Seig. NJ. r.. Fish, ; VI, arm.
Tho. Naming. 9 Mich, finger
Geo n. Aye. 5 Me hauG.
Abisl n. Patch, o VI, arm.
4. q. horman. = n. Y. hand.
S'ephrn bailey, I =. j., Typ.
ElisAs Harper. 6 Ohio, do.
Jobn Norman, IL 4. ; Inf,
srD.
Pat. Dugan, - IL, shoulder
dulOcaied.
Jas. 81. Chsfee, IS Ohio, disr.
Chss Carter, 4 y. j., COW.
W. Schultz, 8 n. j., back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

John W. Fonehsn. q ". J.,
fhepmsiis,l.
A. Dunon, u y. Y, zen.
l.. Lsller, 9 MG.s Ib-un..
o. J. Poster, ! n~s,. eIysif.
II. HcDsoiels, 85 y Y COW
Geo. W. Anstin. : nieb. 90
L. Zimtoern,r, 81 Ny. deoil
J Fry. 81 NY. ThennA,iHr'
NJ. Moliss. 0 Va. TYP.
Fred. X. shall, e Pa. Up.
]. i. Benderin. tesms'sr. sich
Chss. Bergman. IS Pa: Typ
v. Rosa, | ~. AT, pbthiii,;
'. II Nelson, lO6 Pa. debA
!. Hoffman. . Ohio, Typ.
n. Zinn. 2 Va Typ.
c. 4. Smith. ! VI, cow.
SGT. III. ID. Twomey, q n. J.
baud.
Root. Long n Msss debility
J.B.Richsrdson. 2 Mich. ri n
Sat. L.wi,,Poineil Leg, COW
n. A. Alier, u y. y, leg
Dsn. Mslady, n N. y, hand.
Jno. P. Gags Wabash, side.
{ benjamin, PurDo.l Leg, typ
Il. 4. Davis, l0l Pa, COW.
+. Chatham. Purneli Leg. COZ
Fairbanks. unknown. typ.
Daniel simons, , Va, tyr.
Wm. Parmsnler. ! J Pa. typ
Lemsn Wright, 8 Ohio, Typ.
David X. adkins, . Va, TYP,
Tho. Benson, u ". y, dehii
VIM. Musssr. u n. y. dsbil.
Isaac Bnllwan. 81 Ny. debil.
C. T.. Atchi,on. 3 VI. Kidneys.
Joseph Vanorden, Q n j.. typ.
j. Simmonds, an y, IheunI.
H.Townsend, BsTd. SIS ,febr.r
WIN. Strsn. BeTd.s.S. feb rem
J. r. Grisw Old, % y. J.. leg.
Gust. Andrews, 2 W., disrrh.
NJ. a. Blowers. 4 Mich. feb. II
Adm. Storms. 4 Mich conv.
sanford klock. 10 n. T.. typ.
John Te1ter. l05 Ps., cont'n
J. J. Alexander, ~ Ohio, TYP.
Jos. y. Omonde. % Mas. ~
" IN. Moore, 100 n. y. disrr,
Frank Meyer, IS Ohio, typ.
Thos. A. Curry IN Ohio, typ
NJ. Van Sickles, 50 Ohio, TYP
w. VI. Robbins, ~ Hnss Typ
r. Gerry. y Mass TYP.
I'd. HOLSTER, 50 Ohio. TYP.
J. A. Stitsworth. 90 Ohio, TYP
Theo. Gunsell, - y. Y, ty'
Iboid.
Geo. Is. Pratt. 10 n. y cenv.
~ i
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUL ID, lSs
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w wr,,r ,avy re wscn.r. E.eN. vs. NJ.
n. p. Whgmss, l. 10 " Y q. W. " M" o. ~ la
9 4. " broy, IL, @, ; y. y l. Weller "a
J. ~ Wee, died g,~.oIer. T. J. Wing I, B 10 IA a.,
" Wcs. Corp, 81 S. ATTY {. C. Walsr orr, ~
r. Wiiam,on Co D., Z, 81 " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
PATTERSONS PARK HOSPITAL, EAST
BALTIMORE STREET.

Jss Madison. 80 Pa, typhoid.
w N. Tow!. SO n. L., typhoid.
Alex Finley, IS Pa typhoid.
..Z.b. Travis. lilnf. Reg. arm.
r. q. Meia, ] 1. 3. Cav, thigh.
WIN. Ciesry. | Us. Cav. ,,aonl
Chs. Knowles. II Me. - phoid.
-. Ferguson. | y. y. disuLes.
joseph buchanan. ! Pa, shoul.
Jel Deyine, ~ Pa, ann.
Jacob Beebe, IAN. T.. shoul.
Jas. Hickey, ! n. l., baud.
J. A. keeier, 5 Pa, hand.
Peter W &c. = Pa, hand.
Silas Wood, 10 n. Y. arm.
Tho.. Corcoran, 10 n. y. stn.
II. J. Outing 8 n. Y, leg.
.Chss Freed. 3 N. Y, arm.
Is. A. Norton. 5 Me-, arm.
l.. 5. Hayward. o Me. wrist.
3. Ad. kingenbeTF, O. ny arm.
X. &. Duryea, 5 n. Y, arm.
j. sattosin,si, 81 n. T., ~.
Asa Bsne, Q Pa, knee.
A. q. Hoffman. ii Mas. ,rIA
amp1ta,ed.
J.K. Finch, 5N. Y, both arms.
J. How, 8 \. L.. Theunnatisin.
J. Rowan, 20 N. Y wrist.
H. p. Putnam, 2 n. H.. sh'dr
X. A. Hamilton, ! Mas, arm.
i. A Powell, 10 y. y, arm.
Il. Brown, 8 ILL.,. thigh.
ID. Brown. . Hsss. shoulder.
NJ. Gleason 9 Mass. ,sbouL6srm
}. Mck-nnsy, II N. u, rheu.
w. II. Philips, 81 Pa, Typ.
NJ. Whitney, 5 Me-. fall
ID. Howard, 4 Pa, jes
A. !. CLARK. c. Pa head
I'd. Dillon, 5 II. y, pneurno.
J. McCullogh, z Del. sick.
X johnson, IL y. Y, wust.
n. J. Price. | Pa, hand.
g. G.. Carson, ! Pc. breast.
r.. sheehzn, 10 Ms,s diGrfh
II O'Bnrn, Z L. 5. C., arm.
J. s. Col ins, - Pa, typhoid.
". W. Allen, 2 y. j., hand.
W. Doughorty. ? y. j., breast.
A. :. Msiouis. 9 Pa. baud.
III. Ferguson, IS Ia. tick.
~. smith L. S. Ar, coDv.
!. Bonner. ) Excel, hand
j. J. Bradley, .6h.f., disrrh's.
Ii9ra,io Rice 10 n. Y, do.
W. n. Canull. gJ N1,iypAold.
Geo. Huid. ~ n. y. do.
A. Howell, 40 \. Y, 90.
.B. kllHen. 50 Il Y, di1rfles.
Joshua Henry, ! Ohio.typhOid.
Thos. PoSelI ] Ohio do.
A V. Csgc u " shoulder,
J.R Fleming, y n v, elbow.
c Iitchfeld, - ~ N.,siak.
Na.L4l n. Boylln, 81 IA, Typ
lo.cph Nestcoit, 4 NJ, coAg
Gallon Kelly, : Mich, oolg.
w. II. Slcenhcreh, % \ Y. 10.
Robt. Hysn 4 n. j., arm.
Jonn Johnson 4 y. J., ,sg.
. b. u. smith. IS Pc, oOnv.
JOhu J.. Mundy, 4 y. J.. arm.
John X. Witie, y. J., bend.
, I d. kehf, ] n. j.. jdt.
NJ ;. Flanders, ~ lBf. Reg.
forehead.
Wa. Monty, % ". Y, toe.
John s'wiker, 20 N. Y. hand.
VIM. c. HAYS ; n. Y, back
hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
REBEL PRISONERS SENT TO FORT della
WAKE.

The following is list of conyaescent prisoners OF
war sent 20 Fort Delaware from Chesapeake Gen
era Hospital, July Is, on the steamer Massachu-
s,,ts nv orler If Con Dix.
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YORK HOsPITAL. PA.

PAIIEsTs ADMITTED, JUsE -, 1862.
Cop. J. &. Campbell h., II Meiieuiy Cool h, a M
Milo ODER, +. 81 n. Y. Edmund Shaw. h. II hsse.
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H. J. Corsh 100 n " dsIr jas Madison, 80 Pa, typhoid
c HiBse % inf Reg shoulder N. Tow, g. N L., typhoid
Hy G. Alien H., band Aler Finley, 80 Pa typhoid
A. Grove L. :. Cav, backZrb. Travis lnl Reg.
C. Brown L. s. Cav. arm 7: o. meis, l 3 Cav thigh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19


rye have omitted from the foregoing oil that
is not essential to the issue raised by our forme
article. We do not perceive that Prot. Pugh has
impeached the soundness of our criticism on the
method of Chemical Analysis employed by him;
but of thi, others will Judge. Ed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-08
District OF Ihe mississippi.
HEA1GUsRTEks, JACKSON, Mississippi,
Sauteuber {, lc52 ) -


General Order 10. D
To preserve order among military persons ana to
pr vent imp -oper intercourse with ihe enemy o!
elmer itizzus OF sold crs the 70 lowing persons Will act
rsvr-iIv a. pruvost N Y bsls Al tie psints desig-
Vi.ksburg and Warren county, Mississippi Captain
fer-95 srs Hipdq county Mississippi Jas D. Stuart
s-fUr fte era parish Louisiana. Judge q. W Martin
SAINT Ts1lanv PARISH Lolisians- 5ues l. 3 ane.
Iiv.rr-tsu lariih. Louisiana, T. O. Davidson
B atou b. ouga parish Louisiana- z a Hunter.
E1lr- Hudson. Louisiana John G. ME er
East F-Iic.a1a parish. Louisiana, D. q Haraee-
NYs.t F-acia-s pa ish, Lousisus ). Ii Colirs;
E-ceu-iou parish, Louisisns- Captain Samuel bard
Adams county, Mississippi a. X Farra
Jefferson county. Missdssi ppi, Howell hlnos
Claiborne county. Mississ gpi ---.
g.. .rf-son county Mississippi, J. II. SimhA
rf4.E SOC county Mississippi, DR.. N J. MCKEE
Yalls6ush. county Mi sisdppL r il. Forester
.E-..-1o county. Mississippi H. G. Tyler
"a sFsrrisI lev having been abOlish-d the duties OF
~ provost marshall above named VIII 0e connneo
sine within their proper ri, JIIlAo-oslc, lti, -
co frrl v'h the customs Of war And the iollo"lns
- ,ghosoever shall relieve the enemy with
no e- vcfuas or snuuuIi0n or shan knowingly naI-
- - rr.ar an eneusF snail suffer desh, such other
pushens sa Je ofderod by the sentence oi coui'
martial r,-,,.z-
5--s-0-5n l-nse with. giving in diligence TO- the
uv either directly Indirectly sn ll suffer oealn OF
1b other o. uizaueut shall be- ordered BY TIE sen
rsaga OF g. court martial
E--fr. = All public stores taken in the enemy
-- far o. tO--s or msEaziBes whether OF aTiiiery'
-roa clothing forage, provisions shall De Sc
r fr fe service OF the Confederate States for iAe
neglect Of which the commanding otneer h 70 De
ansg7erllb,F.
A.tce p Every 0fdcer or provost marshal 70 whose
e1sr.e prisoners shall Gs committed shan Within
fvsrfur hours sf-r such commitment or g. soon As
t- be n ey-d from hi- guard make report Ia vyri'
5I,r1 be c1umauding officer Of their names, their
lime and the usnss of the OtheeTs who committed
l- f bs penalty OF being puuished for ds3bedience
. ,.l.-..-f nj the discretion . court martial.
I'M Id carr- ondeuce with this department vFA De
ad vi she district provost marshal colonel james
al Fgrra 81 tise-s L-sloq oquarteTs.
p ..,s.I-usril OF B gsdiel-(1sneral RUGGLEs.
NJ HOOE. A. A. q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-08

CAIRO, October = 2-Governor Phelps, provis-
ioual governor Of Arkansas, and Colonel L. B.
Parsons, master of transportation, sTril ed here
last night
Il is the prevailing impression that move
ment will soon be made from Helena, but il
what direction is not known. 4 large number OF
transports are now at the landing. A large
number Of negroes have been brought in aud
put to work on the fortihCatiOn5, and the work
is heing pushed q - aPiGiy s- YoSsiSio.
-Four hundred bales of cotton had been seIzsd
at Friar's Point by General Sieele's order.
Colonel Avery, formerly representative from
Tennessee, u as wounded at the battle of I-u-ks
He was among the rebel prisoners recently e1-
changed.
The guerilla Colonel Faulkner is reported be
tween Randolph and Memphis with large force
OF rebels.
Ao Invasion Of Missouri win be attempted.
The rebels claim that tde new levies OF State
militia will revolt on the first opportunity.
CuRO, October There are several thou
sand contrabands still at Corinth. Some estt
mate their number as high as five thousand
which will be landed On The shore Of Egypt a:
soon as transportation can be obtained for them
There is considerable opposition IN some por
tions of the State to their transportation
/ through Illinois contrary 70 the organic Law
of the Slate but such is the demand i5r "a
/ b0TeTs, and government eoIsenung 20 Iuihlsi
/ transportation, that some way will probably
| be devised to overcome constitutional scruPles
! They are leaving in large numbers. At leas
one hundred were shipped yesterday, mostl,
/ families
| The Memphis Bulletin, Of the 27th, contain
| full particulars OF the firing on the steamer )
/ Roe. AS the Roe passed Ashport, some dozal
! or more guerrillas rode up the bank, dismount
ed, and. leveling guns across their horses back
poured destructive fire into the boat. The Ro
had arms, aboard destined for the 9th Illlnoi
cavalry. which were distributed among the ps;
sengers, to be in readiness sh0uld further demon
ssrations be made. As the steamer Teache
Randolph bluff, single musket was fired, an
st least hundred men appeared in sight, VII
g fisld-piace, a six FOUNDER When the boat wa
one hundred and fifty yards distant, shot frol
this was fred, followed by volley OF musketry
The officers and men of the Roe poured d.
structive aud continuous fire on the guerrilla
and several rebels fell dead and wounded. Tt
rebels at this time abandoned their guns, an
sent the musketry shots fast and furious III
fling was kept up until the boat had Passe
R4ndcIoh at least mile. Il is supposed hy
guelri. las were killed. The porter OF the RC
was wounded, not dangerously.
The gunbOat Tyler is in that region, and WI
probably clean them out.
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SpeciaI Dispatch % ta5 Cuicag, Tines
ST. LOUIS, October 2-Fifly--wo oushwhsck-
ers and gusrTilIss were brought down Tom Han
nibal to-day, aud consigned 60 prison
General SchO6eid viii be amply prepared 10
meet the whole rebel fl-ce in Arkansas on IFS
invasion of Missouri
The Presidents proclamation is generally rep
resented as having bad effect in the STATE
General Totten has ghteen hundred men as
work on the forti6cafi0us of Springhslt Nu-
nerous rife pits and FIVE forts ars nearly con
pleted The principal fort incloses ten acres OF
ground, has wells dug inside, and viii contain
a garrison Of four or i've regiments
sPRINGFIELD, No, O;tober IA highly re-
snonsibIe and riliabls gentleman, who has en-
iovad advantageous opportunities for asCsrtaing
tbe number ard 10 cation Of the rebel forces men
ecinv our sou .kera borders, and who has been
/ ;n some of their clmps within ten days, repre-
| ssnts that the aggregate rebel force i5 10000,
I Of these % 900 are either within the b0uudares
/ IF Missouri or on Us southern hne. The whole
/ 6,rce is under command Of General Holmes
The raoals ia all the camps indulge in the con
aIaut exoeclatiOn OF win,etiug in g. Louis, and
/ entertain not a shadow Of d0ub. OF shzir ability
/ to do 50.
The eonscript acs Of the COuIslerate States IS
in full force IN Newton and Mcdonald Counties
No. All ciE5ans Of the requisite age are seized
and compelled TO enter the rebel serTice or leava
tie country. Many prominent oisz.ns oi thess
counties have led 10 avoid conseripton
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Address of rho Governor. 30 the President.


address to the President Of the United States,
AdOpted at a Meeting of the GO0srnors of the
Loyal States, to Take Measures for the More
ActiCe Support Cf the Government, heid at AZ
tOoRa, Pennsylvania, September "a, 1852
WASHINGTON, October 2-After nearly one
year and e half spent in contest with an armed
and gigantic rebellion against the national gov
eminent OF the United States, the duty and pur-
pose OF the loyal States people continue, and
must always remain as they were at its Origin.
viz: TO restore and perpetuate the authority of
this government and the life of the nation, no
matter what consequences are involved il cur
fidelity. Nevertheless, this work of restoring
the republic, preserving the institutions Of dem
oera.ic liberty, and jusiyiug the hopes and tolls
ef our fathers, shall not fRil to be performed;
aud We pledge, without hesitation, to the Presi-
dent ot the United States, the most loyal and
cordial support, hereafter as heretofore, in the
exercise OF the functions of his great Office. We
recognize in him the Chief Executive Magistrate
Of the nation, the cOmmander-in-cIitf of the
army and navy cf the United States, their re-
spops.ble and constitutional head, whose right
lul authority and power, ss we'll Is the constitU-
tioBal power of Congress, must be vigorously
end reiieiOusiy guarded aad preserved. as the
condition, on which alone our form OF govern
meut aud the constitutional rights end liberties
Cf the people themselves can be saved from the
wreck of anarchy or from the gulf of despot-
ism. In submission to the laws which may
have been, or which may be duly enacted, aad
to the lawful orders of the President c0-opers-
ting always in our spheres with the rational
government, we mean TO continue in the most
vigorous exercise Of ell our lawful and proper
powers, contending against treason, rebellion
aud the public enemies, and whether in public
life, or IN the private station, supporting the
arms Of the Union until its cause shall conquer,
until fual victory shall perch upon lis stand I'D,
OF the rebel foe shall yield dutiful, rghtful and
unconditional submission; and impressed with
the conviction that an army Of reserve ought,
until the war shall end, to be constantly kept on
foot, to be raised, armed, equipped, and trained
at home, and ready for emergencies we ask the
President tc cal for such q force of volunteers
for one years service, Of not less than 100 ,000
! in the aggregate, the quota of each State to be
raised after il shall have filed its quotas of the
acquisitions already made for volunteers and foI
militia. We believe that this will be a measure
of military prudence, while it would greatly pro
mote the military education of the people.
We hail with heartfelt gratitude and encOur
! aging hope the proclamation Of the President
issued on the 22d of September, declaring eman
cipated from their bondage all persons held Il
service or labor as slaves, in the rebel State:
whose rebellion shall last until the 1st day o
January