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The Portland daily press., 1862-07-25
-Four Days Later from Europe--Per steam.
ship Etna off Cape Race.
ST.. JOHNS. N. f. July Q

ST. JOHNS, N. f., July "a
The steamship Etna from Liverpool 10th
and Queenstown 18th, passed this point at s
O'Clock this evening. She was boarded by the
news yacht of the associated press and the fol-
lowing news obtained.
The recent fighting before Richmond is Gag
erly canvassed. Some of the journals regard
1t as great reverse for the North and re-
proach the American government for treating
1t in any other light Others contend that Nc
Clellan has sustained no serious disaster but
is practically nearer Richmond and may con-
graduate himself on the accomplishment of
the greatest and most successful operation of
the war. Hopes are freely expressed that
more pacific councils will soon prevail at
Washington.
The Times is particularly bitter and sarcas-
tic, and treats the matter as decided Confe,i-
crate victory. 1t thinks there is good evidence
In the North that the beginning of the end is
not far of. In another article the Times de-
denounces the insolence of Gen. Butler i'm his
recent Intercourse with the foreign Consuls at
New Orleans. His superiors should consider
whether he is not doing more harm than good
to the federal cause
The Morning Post says affairs approach
crisis, which will necessitate some decided
course on the part of the federal government.
Neutral powers cannot much longer remain
passive spectators, and the great question is
when shall the South be considered to have
indicated its right TO a recognition. The
Post points to the past policy of England in
recognizing successful opposition and says if
the North would take the initiative and sail
with the current, which it cannot stem. neutral
powers might be saved the disagreeable neces-
sity OF discharging most disagreeable duty
The Daily News points out what would be
the feeling of England, if situated like the
North, and argues that secession will be crush
ed at all hazards
Proceedings In Parliament are unimportant.
Lord Forster in the House of Commons.
gave notice that when Lindsay's motion, for
the recognition of The South comes up, he will
move an amendment, pledging the House to
sustain the government in their policy of nom
intervention.
There is increasing distress in the manufac-
featuring districts of England.
Lord Palmerston, in speech before the vol
unteers, spoke impressively, and some say sig
nificantly of the Importance of maintaining
an efficiency of movements.
The Paris Patrie says the interview between
the Emperor OF France and Russia and the
King OF Prussia takes place in September
The Italian Chamber of Ministers explained
Garibaldi's course at Palermo, and regretted
his attack on France, and said his journey was
without sanction.
The Prussian ministry introduced bill pro-
viding credits for increased navy
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NEW YORK. July "a.
Stocks steady-Amcrican gold at 81 III; Pacific
Mail 0s; California sevens 95 IT, S. skies 1868 cou-
pons 9S Treasury $40, 02; Illinois War loan o.
Tennessee skies 50 U. 5. skies 1881 coupons, 96l
do registered. 9si.
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The Celebrated Universal
WHITE RUBBER
Clothes Wringer!

TVyHIS wonderful invention has already become an
Il indispensable comfort for housekeepers In an
ordinary New England family II will pay for itself in
clothes in washing. 1t will wiring anything, from a
lace collar to the largest bed quilt. girl Of twelve
years old use it without difficulty and the tedious
and severe labor of wringlng out the clothes which
has always been the dread of women, and the great
fatigue of washing day" becomes the easy work ofa
clothes torn however old and delicate they
may be-
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Self Adjusting and Adjustable.

This machine adjusts itself as much as any other
in use, and still leaves TO adjust any extra
heavy clothes Don't be deceived by the cry Of self
adjusting" into buying inferior machine No self
adjuster will wiring small articles well and admit the
passage of large garments. 1t requires more than
any '.sef-adjusing' spring perform. The uni
versal wrngers are made under five separate patents.
Every wringer that does not give perfect satisac-
ten. be returned within thirty days, and money
refunded.
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For sale. wholesale and retail at
No. IOs Federal Street,

under the United States Hotel where persons can
see the Machine in operation.
CHARLES ii. MITCHELL,
Sole agent for the State of Maine.
Agents wanted Immediately in every town in the
State.
Any one wishing to try these machines can do so
by leaving orders at store.
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From Canada.

TORONTO, c. w. July "a.
Sterling exchange 10 1-2 II per cent. pre-
MUM. Bank drafts on New York IL per cent
discount, private drafts IL IL a IA
The steamers Passport and Empress collded
This morning near Kingston. Both were con-
siderably injured and towed into Kington with
considerable difficulty. No lives were lost
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Location Of New Hospitals.
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Restrictions upon Suffers.
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Cheering News from the Indians.
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Exchange Of Prisoners.
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Insect Powder,
FOR DESTROYING
Reaches, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, &c,

TUNHIS is vegetable production from Persia and
Il will be found most efectual destroyer of the
aforementioned and other insects 1t is not poison
GUS. and can be used with perfect safety.
For sale by
l.. ii. TITCOMB, Apothecary,
July p eod2w 1913 Congress Street.
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Later from Europe.
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No More Spirits i'm the Navy.
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MANH0OD--How Lost How Restored!
just published in sealed Envelope.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT
IA AND RADICAL CURE of spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions Sexual
Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy aud Fits; Men,
tai and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse. &c-By ROB'T j. CULVERWELL NJ D.
Author of the GREEN Book, &c,
"a Boon 10 Thousand of Su6erers,"
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address,
POSTPAID, on receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by DIR. CHI, J. c. KLINE, l27 BowERY New
York, fosr OFFICE, Box, 4536.
June %. is4md&w
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.. lhianlTy from rort IreDie, Win BODY OF
skirmishers under command of Lieut. Col.
Green, paraded our streets yesterday after
noon, and by the precision of their movements
elected the admiration of the citizens. They
were accompanied by the regimental band.
BURGLARY.-Between the hours of IL 1-2
and o'clock on Wednesday night, the store
of Mr.. Greenough, on the corner of Green and
Bracket streets, was entered and robbed of
four chests of tea. The robbers effected an
entrance through window, escaping by the
back door.
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.-A Grand Patri-
otic Rally win be held at Cumberland Centre
on Monday afternoon next, July %. Hon
ii. Drumnond, Geo. F. Emery, Esq, and other
eminent speakers win address the meeting.
SUCCESSFUL CRUIsE.-We learn that the
amount of prize money, resulting from the
cruise Of U. S. Ship "Gemsbok," will amount
to upwards of five hundred dollars per man.
FROM THE FISHING FLEEr.-Revenue Cut
ter Caleb Cushing, Clark commander, returned
yesterday from cruise east, among the
"bounty catchers."
ARRIVAL OF U. S. TRooPs-Forty-six U.
S. soldiers passed through the city yesterday
afternoon, on their way from Indiana for Fort
Preble.
THE EXCURSION of the Spiritual Associa-
ton, on account ofthe weather, was postponed
till Saturday neXt-see advertisement
IL Mails for Europe via Quebec, per steam
ship Norwegian, close at II NJ, this day, July
25th.
SB- See notice of Removal" c. ID. Brown,
in another column.
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Stock Market.

liverpool dull-Cotton nominal; Flour
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A PARTNER, with capital Of about $4,000, in a
"A very lucrative business
Address Partner" Box No. as, Portland P. o.
jyl5 diff
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

doings and those Of the President for the past week.
mmenss cheers for tho President Of the ntod States
Amid loud cheers the resolutions were adopted.
John X. Porter WAS loudly called for, but declined
speaking.
HEsRy J. RAYMOND closed the proceedings by spirited
congratuaton on the result of their labors He had laid
aside all personal preferences in his action to-day lie
hid not voted for the nominee although be was his own
personal and political friend lie had intend
Ing ~ vote Tor General Wadsworh but from what he
learped on the way by conversation with citizens he
feared they had harder fight before them than he had
before IMAGINED He had deemed different course
to-day he believed and honed his fears were nne
cessary YET n6ne should SUPPOSE they have essy
victory before them, and they should not allow them
on Seymour the charges made against him as aiding the
cause OF the South.
after the customary vote of thanks, with repeated
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The Fifty-sevcnth New York.

The Official list o. the casualties in the Fifty seventh
New York Volunteers, exclusive Of tho names pobshcd
In the HERALD OF Sunday last, is "a follows
CoyrkSY A. Wouai-d--Sccond Lieutenast francis
Covert Johu d. Brio os, Cornelius Collins John Kennedy
George Sadly Nathaniel Rood. AtSsing---loha T. Com
mass.
CovrAxy B.-Eiuyd- s. W, Harrison, John Mall
WcundsdCap6;n n. q. Tnrocp, Peter Bill, rhos Low.
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News from CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.

SAN FRANcsco, Sept. %, 1852.
Arrived ships Florence Nightingale, New York New.
bern, do; Devonshre, do; Sea Lark, Manila with
$500 900 lbs sugar for refining and 400 bales Of hemp
for the San Francisco Cordagc Company)
Steamer Pacific has arrived with s. 400 In gold from
Oregon.
The wala Walla Stdtmdn or the 10th says that gold
exists throughout all the mountain ranges the upper
country and hears that field will developed north
OF Lewis and Clark pass hundred miles in extent
equal richness 10 discovered north OF California
The Superior Court OF California has decided that the
po tax OF S2 so per month on every Chinaman in the
State IL constitutional.
sword valued two thousand dollars win be sent 10
General Hooker BY his California admirers
SAN FRASorsco, Sept. "A, 1867.
Sailed ships wellneet, Caao Ocean Rover, Boston, with
II 900 bags copper 1000 hides 500 bales wool 200
pitch and other articles Entire cargo valued
$4,000.
COMMERCIAL.
The sales from first hands continue light The jobbing
trade good 300 tons pig iron have been sold $40
200 hrkins butter, 26c. Candles dull at 1sc Crushed
sugar, 14kc
About $50 600 have bcen collected Francisco for
the relief Of wounded soldiers the remittance East
OF the irst 100000. The movement continues un.
abaed and other portions OF the state have begun the
good work in earnest
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T1RUTCHES AND CANES FOR THE MILL
~ the manufacturers, G. PiNNEL, No. 2 Gorilla
nRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify, strengthen and nvsoratc.
They a healthy appetite.
They are al antidots TO cnangc OF water and diet
OF dissipation ana late hours
They streng gthen the s, stem and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stomach.
They cure Dy spepsa aud Constipation .
They Dlarrhu.a, Cholera and Cholera horbus.
They cure Liver Comp amt anu Nervous headaehe .
They Bltters in the world They make the
They pure ST. Croix rum the celebrated CAsa
and herbs and taken with the pleaur- 81
beverage without regard time OF day. Partcu-
larry recommended 10 delicate prsons requiring gentle
p H. DRAKE a Co, 202 Broadway, N
S-T-lS6o-X
BRAKES PLANTATION BITrkRS.
and active tonic. Composed OF ST. C or rum rosc
herbs II invgoratcs the body without stimulating me
II destroys acdity the stomach creates an
strengthens system Is certain cure i0I
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhna, Liver Cotnp -
Nervous Headache and prevents miasnatc disease fr.
change OF diet &c IL can be used ~ al ucs OF ~
by old young and particularly 70 wssx
and delicate persons Sold by all grocers druggists nosn
snu '~ P H. DRAKE 4 CO, 2o2 Broadway. New Yerk.
PLANTATION BrrTEas
nvroatcs strengthens and purnes the peIecs
nye ~ ro,I rum The csebated casaya bark roots ana
herbs Particularly adapted weak sod delicate persona
and can be relied upon for It's purity II cures dyspepsia u
gentle tonic and 10 just the thing Tor changes OF the
seasons So'' y p Il IT, DRARE Co. SS Broadway. NJ.
s-r-iso-x-DRAKEs PLANTATION BIrrERs
OF this celebrated brand 70 be In every moun
and be relied strengthen asd nveorAss e1hau
a.
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OMciai ORA awnings or Murray, Rddy n
Co.'S Kentucky and Misso lri 50 lte Lotteries
KENrUckY. ErrRA CLASS fj3-5eptember "a, I3a
81. AZ, 22, 81, "a, o. 81, So, 20, 55. "a, z, 4s.
KENTUCKY. CLASS t54-5eptember "A, 1861
"a 80. 81, 3, ~, 25, 1. 2, So, 50, ). 90 3e.
Circulars sent free Of charge ~ addressing either o.
MURRAY EDDY i CO.,
CoTlngton, KY. or 81. Louis 40.
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Rupture.-Trusscs OF every Variety,
from ti and upwards, at MARSH BROTHERS., corner Of
Broadway and Ann street
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Female supporters, silk Elastic Belts,
OF most approved make, by MARSH BROTHERS. corner
Broadway and Ann street Lady in attendance.
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FIRE ~ THIRD AVENUE. Shortly after seven O'Clock ass
night fire broke out In the window shade manufscory
Of A. SCHNEIDER, on the second noor Of tho building No.
100 Third avenue The flames spread rapidly, and be-
fore the Ore extngushed the entro upper part OF
the building which three lots known as NO. I0O
702 and 704, destroyed. Nc. Schneers loss will be
about $780, known ~ insured The first floor OF No
100 was occupied by John Kennedy as an iron railing
lance OF the building was occupied by Sebastian Saa
wagon manufacturers. Their stock is damaged by fro
and water 600 insured for 50 600 in the adec
men q and Ienox Insurance companies. The building "
owned BY Myndert Van Schack. II Is damaged about
$500: insured for al 800 In the Rutgers Insurance Com.
pany The origin Of the IRE Is unknown at present.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Use ur. Tobias Celebrated Venetian N
Lininent for rheumatism. Sold by all the druggists
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Michigan Republican state Convention.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. "a, 1862
The Republican State Convention assembled in this city
today and nominated the present State officers for
re election excepting the Lieutenant Governor Auditor
and Attorney General. Parson Brownow addressed the
Convention
The State Fair being held, and promises 70 be more
than usually successful. Parsou Brownow delivers tho
annual address tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

The Indian Atrocities in tho Northwest.
ST. PAUL. Sept. ~.
An arrival from st. Cloud reports murders by the
Sioux the town Of Richmond Monday and the killing
Of children. The inhabitants dying TO St. Cloud
leaving the town to the ravages OF the Indians
A message from Fort Abercrombie received at ST.
Cloud the 21st reports the fort safe The Indians
have abandoned the sece
Forty fifty Chippewa chiefs have offered their
vices TO Gov Ramsey night 10 fight the Sox but they
will not be accepted for the present
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wings ar tne Li1rnry "A,

OniciaI ORA ,t,ery Of kentscrv 1Ao
cEaton Company'sI. Dl-septeniber "a, 1862
.e 90 CLASS We 8. 70, 56. D. 50. B. 2s, g.
40, %, J. Is, \, ls-September 2i 1862
g. a. AZ oLis' a. , 3, 81, 46, es, TO- $, is.
For circulars kc. addrevs yCE 4 CO. Coyinr+,n Y,
s'S -
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~y.-Prizes Cashed
10y -. -" va"s .otts eat price paid dous
looms. TAYLOR
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Grcat Generals are those M !. a.n.r.s.
tesSo think the people, and the peopas NJ xJlelan b.
right Whatever might have been thougst Or TIE neo.
fore. all will that he great senA and tLe
Pile always cons dered HNoxa great HAA - H. con-
people right for Knox s great III, Ter " dncisx
stantly gaining his cotempor s byN AT E
the fashionable and brst Hat His r styf 2ia
sued has proved the greatest victory OF all 10 soeN
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ucIal wings ortne Deiaware stat.

Lotten LAwARx, ExrRA CLASS tOl l-Septenber a 1889
. DA 81, H., -, rs, 20, 60, 8, 90, 40 80, IA.
III, os, sLAwAEE CLASS s33-Sep.ember a. 1851
!. ~, ~, ~, ~ G5, /, 35, 50, 27, ~.
z, 20, %, by addressing
Circulars -. JOHN A. NORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington. Delaware
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Great Generals arc those VA

Prizes Cashed im ..rPa ~
cries Information given. JOsEPH \ Si DtoNo'' ~
l Wall street. room No. l, New York.
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White, the Famous Halter, aw Asas
Broadway Who will purchase Haas wher their scA'v
and excellence triumph over all osterss
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
verv worst form OF Scroua obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
aud old u!SerS Nc Division street. New York city since
lKA
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Trusses-Marsh d Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No vescy s opposite the church. No
with any truss oce OF Female attendant
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

Trusses.-stWhite'sP Patent Lever Truss"
best Truss in the world for and comfort Don't
buy until you It, II Is light, clean and Pamphlets
free. GREGORY CO., IS Bond street.
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roo rArE FoR cLAssIVAOATYoN !.

rrorsEKEEPBRs SITUATION WANTED by LA
Ill dy who Is capable Of taking charge ot in
hotel class boarding house IN prtvayi family Bcss
of references given Address A. c. HeraiA ocr.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

CAMUEL osGooD son HAVE ON sAIE, AT THBIR
y salesroo, 80 Cedar street. an c,.s2nt Coupe built ~
Irower Son; y Bsrouche made By Md. Tanltnson and
two Coupe Rockawavs nc order sdrscai Depot wagcs
with without shifting iopi TOP e4d 10 top Baxgai ~
nav Ashtseas RockawAxa Win Nh. Ind ahaisA
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The Eighty-Arst Pennsylvania voiun-
t0ers.

The Eighty-Arst Pennsylvania volun.
toers.
KILLED.
First Lieutenant VIM. H. Vandke. Co. F.; VIM. Long,
Co. F; James Dane Co. +; James King, Co. F. George
wctzel, Co +; William Mullen, Co. G; George Ackermann
Co G.
WOUNDED
COMPANY A.-Sergeant Wm Fanning Corporal Hugh
Mcguire, Abram Rough
CoMPANy B.-Jamos Green, John Maxwell.
COMPANY Captain Philip K. Schuyler, George Raney,
Henry Rigby.
CoHrAHY D.-Capain Samuel II. Brown Sergeant ". 8.
Bardor, Hector Mcvey, John 0'Breen Matthew Black.
COMPANY E--Wm. Kelly, Henry Armstrong.
CoMrANY F-Orderly Sergeant Andrew W Shut, Hugh
Dougherty, james McGee, Jacob You
COMPANY G-CorpOral Washington 5relsford, Jonathan
Gembert Dcnnis Gallagher. VIM. Williams, Obadiah Derr,
William McNea Barney O'Donnell, Joseph wailingcr,
Andrew J. Sinner, VIM. Lomison Isaac Mclean, Oliver
Crslly
COMPANY H-David Hughes
COMPANY I.-Ferrans Tlmmons, owen Book. James Gil
lespie, John Sterling, Charles Hall, Francis Leh.
CoxrAyy K.-Frst Lieutenant Cyrus Straw Corporal
Daniel kloss Corporal Peter Dougherty, Lewis Schrne,
iredr Bloom, George Bord.
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To Retired Naval Omcsrs and Others
Wanted Naval Re.atcrs the years 6l6 1917 sud lS
rad published before 1874. Airiy to Capt oSttAH
bULLUS. United States reud-zyoas No. cherry
Irnnf
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COMPANY c,-Wonrded- J. n Bel, h
Henry Crofush 10Y
comrAsY acknowledgement J. w. Britt, priv
Dennis Favel -
ComrAsr rE-kttet-Sergeant Charles Risley Wound
ed-Burr Parsons, Thomas DARTS
CohrhNr G-kuted-WilliaIn Egenton, John McQnisk
Woanded-James Emison, Joramiah Moynitian Nissfno-
James Bssssit, Patrick Hayey
CoMeANy H-Kified-Lieutenant H. II Higbee Auons-
tus Chambers. W0unded-Samue Adams Jesse Clark
Herman Rothetter, Robert Springstein.
COMPANY I.-KHed-Iieutenant II. IT, Foger William
Merriam, iohn w. Gerard John Simoson. Wonpied--Geo
lesson, Martin Kelly, Robert Runnel
CoMtASY --Wouaded-Corporal William Parks, Cor
poral Lynch, George Gregons.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

McCIettnD's Victory in Mary iant II
only aquausd by TERRfS vict0y - prNducinr Dfess
Hat. weighing less tlan ave 81, rl,enn. ant
durable. THRRY 3sH Broadway
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INTERESTING INCIDENT or THE WAR.

An Incident which rebounds much to the credit Of
private soldier occurred nj Of the recent battles Ia
Maryland. When Lieut. Colonel Parisen, Of the Fifty
seventh regiment New York state Volunteers fell, attor
receiving his mortal wound, Orderly Sergeant John Mu
cay Of the corps, the who first to hurry to
the spot where he fell and bring his remains from The
field This hurried the spot, and with the assist
Of four other men, succeeded IN bringing the body
from whore lay While doing this shell exploded IN
the midst OF the party, killing two men and seriously
nurng tbs sergeant Notwithstanding this wound Scr
gesnt Mucaly succeeded IN bringing oil the remains a his
colonel 1hs act has already been stated but Is due
10 the bravery al this man that the public should know
his name II has also been stated that Colonel arsen
was native Of New Jersey but this Is Incorrect he
was born on Of Chambers and Chatham Streets
| in this city
| Ninth Regiment New York Volunteers
(Unwkins' Zouaves).
The following is the list Of killed. wounded and miss.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
Sixty-fourth New York.

5xty-fOurth new GOrKs
Corporal Henry Van vlack Co. A; Sergeant EphEaim
Green, Co. G; N Foster, 20. c. W. Fuller, Co G; John
Orr Co 9; James Woodcock, Co. G. Harrison Starks CO.
II; Roger Hogan, Go. X.
COMPANY A.-Captan Rufus Washburn, privates John
B. Hurdcy, Reed Clark John G. Young and Hamilton H.
Stacey.
COMPANY B.-Color Sergeant Frank Higbee, privates
George Wait Nelson +. Arms aud f. q. Mignells.
COMPANY C.-sergeant Warren Wait, privates John
Ford and John Sanders
COMPANY D.-Private George Williams.
COMPANY E.-Privates Frederic Emery, E. Worden and
Jasper Tabor.
COMPANY F.-Sergsant Chas Dsbrow, Corporal Barney
Hopper, A. Keith, D. Clancey, Bart. Heath, Edwin H
Dodge and s. A. Rogers.
COMPANY G.-Sorgeant p v. Alton, Corporal Thomas D.
Kerrick, Jacob Arnold, William Kimbal Christian Ar
mold, John n. Mandcrvle, Seely D. Greon, James W Al
ton and ]. Rogers.
COMPANY H.-Corpora Jas W. Becher Corporal Shell
don Launsberg, Eugene Cook and Geo. McDoner.
COMPANY I-Coor Corporal j. b Croker Sergeant Geo.
81. Bascom, Geo. b. Worden.
COMPANY K.-Francis NJ Mosher and John Hartung.
RHCAPfrUIATON
Mounoeo-OHcers
Wounded-Ensted men,. 40
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Eight Cartes de Visits for S1-E quai 20
The best BALCHs 233 Greenwich st. SaruaJA