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The New York herald., 1862-08-26
Coroncrs' Inquests.

A MAN Enas HH WIFE IN WAFER S1EErr.--Coroncr Ran.
neg inquest yesterday the body OF Anne Down.
ing pave Of Ireland aged shrtyive years, who rleA
her death Sunday evening, from inuvcs inicteton
her pers BY husband at sher resdcnce. No. .s1
Water street From The evidence adhsced at the n svssS
il appears Mat James Eownmg zen OF the ds sSsed,
aged ten years, saw his father kick her, twice
N tho stomach and ks her three va four
times violently win his clcuehsd as, at eie asna time
calling her by opprcbrions Ihs ehiid also
psed TINT hs sbcr had been IN the habs of kioing and
IN using hs motler 10 appears thaA on sunday evening
Downing and his vito paid visit 70 the two Of tho
latter named nixon CornoF and Ma gnret fr at No. 30.
Charry street deceased for quart u beer at hcr
busbands reyf-t, and the liquor having ucen dlsosed
or he asked for money to set anUtcF 2ut She rs
fused saying shs had moro money whic.s made mo
husband somewhat angry. Soon after Iy started for
home, apA on the way dowA stahs Doyrtn9
male sstsrnpt 10 strike his Nno, but faiei
Espvcyc., ss they reachsd home he made an
attack tn hcr, nlictiug ipurAs about tho abdomen
wbsy eat sed her death NJ yas preeent trhp the
q I'd afray but young shirren II Ass atTcara
No. Downing and lswe Dad fvsd for snme time 10,
kyslisr previous 70 marriage an srus uf Two GhNdrcn
beng ,ho result Dr. 9aeA IEintcr made nost mortem
s,Asansucn II tba body H VIE ulrfrtrnats wonan md
Save n as his optnpn That death had bsen caused "
korssicn u the after bst> ptasrsa,n Me prisoner
ss4 be did not deslss taks the NE of hin wife, but
W. hs had De sa,, ssssan hsr nss,sy 10 sS
/ e6H9 mannasD,
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

TIE CHEAT WAs MEsrIyG To-MuROw.--Ule
mass meeting which 10 to be held in the P'sk
tomorrow afternoon will differ from those Mat
meeting of the people for &C ehon, and not for
taikiug-a recrusing movement on a monster
scale. Evesy man who feels an interest IN the
restoration of the Union should bring 10 n
satber his contribution for promoting enlist
meats OF m undertaking 10 provide ressuit
Not a moment IL ~ be lost + we would save
the city from We nsGevsssy Of a drsft. BY eas~-
gy, zselosnsss and iibssaiity on she part os sa
who have II M their power to give, there Is ~,
time 10 avert 1t. n Ne government were oncs
convinced that our enota for the second call
could be made up without more delay than
would be oosasioned By the process Of dsaft
ing, It would, we doubt not, grant the extension
Of time necessary to effect II.
Let all, then, whose hearts are wild
the cause OF the Union make II
point 10 be present st this meeting. No sxsust
Of business should be allowed to Interfere witt
duty 90 pressing and obligatory on all goo,
sitisens. The man who can attend and Jet re
mains away will be guisty Of inditfsrencs 70 th'
fate OF ths republic. This meeting will afford
tsst Of ths loyalty OF thoss who wavsr bctweel
their allegiance TO ths Union and thSir aboltio
prooIivtiss. Lovsjoy, Sumner, Greeley, an
those who sot with shem, are talking q settinl
mp msssng Of tasir own. 10 dshne the eond
lions on which they wilt give thsir support a
Tie government. If tbOy have spark Of pa
trioasm in sLen, icyy viii even st this, ,i
eleventh. hour, abandon tie crotchels That haS
brJSght 80 nuch misfortune upon tbe country
lal cooperate, heart aud soul, with the meet
ag 81 tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR AND THE PoLrr-
CIANs.-There is no difficulty in finishing up the
war before spring, if the generals who have
charge of it are let alone, 80 as to manage it
in their own way, without the intermeddling
Of the politicians. In order to make sure of
the desired result, our army will not take the
offensive till it is fully recruited and the six
hundred thousand new troops swell it to
million by the 1st Of November next. By the
same time the iron-clad gunboats will have
been finished, and the mailed feet will number
some fifty vessels, sufficient to capture Charles
ton, Savannah and every port on the Southern
seaboard, during the winter months, when such
operations are more pr practicable. in consequence
Of the .milder temperature. These invincibe
vessels, moreover, can penetrate the interior of
the country by the water courses, and aid the
movements of our armies in the Gulf States
The armies put In motion by the first frost
will sweep in such overwhelming force over
Virginia and he cntre South that effective
resistance via be impossible, md the rebel
forces will be all surrounded and captured Or
dsGganzed and dispersed, 50 that by the
middle "a January the rebellion will have re-
ceived its death blow, and the republic will
have vindicated its title of "one and indiyis-
be-"
We have the men, the money and the re-
sources to conquer an enemy already exhaust
ed, and it is only question OF time. But 70
mako the time brief it will be necessary to save
The generals of the army from che pemioious IN
fiaence f the politicians who blight all that
tiIy touch, We hope tie President, therefore.
will keep thesa at a Distance, shmting th@n
equally out cf the War Deprmont and the
wtSte House. They ought to be driven away
~ Iepas that costaIainate all with whom they
come in connet. But for their destructive IN
Hnsoce ths struggle for Ne Union wocid have
been long in0e crowned with success. They
have IwotEacted IT SO as to render new levies
and new supplies Of money necessary; and they
woaid proEaot it for seven years il tbsh policy
was allowed 70 prevail. In ordsr 10 bring II 10
speedy. end, and restore TIE blessings Of
peace and prosperity TO the country it will be
necessary 10 kick NE hnatioai radicals out ol
| Warrington, and let The war be conducted on
puys military principles and he dictates Of
| common sense
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

much Of an old woman and has quite as much
influence as Greeley himself, besides having
been twice as long fishing TO- recognition. The
President will find Mrs. Chilo.,'s last letter to
him in yesterdays Tribune, and prompt an
swer will greatly oblige the writer. IL may be
well to state, however, that emancipation and
colonization, of which subjects these letters to
the President treat, are mere piatonic ideas
very well adapted to some dreamy system Of
utopian philosophy, but altogether out ofplace'
in this practical world, and having no connec-
ton whatever with live, wide awake men and
women.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

CuROpopY IN THE ARMy.-We mdcrstand
that several gentlemen, medical and surgical,
Of the highest eminence, have united in recon-
mendbg 10 tbe government the organization Of
a corps Of shiropodlsts, 10 inspect the fset OF
the men and keep them in order for marching.
II has occurred to us that shis branch OF surgery
might be introduced INTO the army with very
positive ntlity, not only with an eye 70 the
comfort Of the soldiss, bvt the efficiency Of the
service There can be no greater hindranoe 10
rapid marching, or 70 solerity of movements OF
every sort, shsn DE pain, irritation and halting
propensiSss arising nom affections incident 10
the feet, and almost inncpafabls ton army Inc
and exposure Careful stRntbn to tie eondi-
ton Of ths feet Of their sold;sry was considered
a material element in The effective management
Of ssuses w Predoriek he Great aud Napolscn
and we see no reason why IL shcnld be disrr-
grded in lhe brave armies OF the Union. Ha
maac coA.derstions, net less than the eficiecol
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

CAsYNo PsARts BsFoRB swrNs.-Ths impu-
dent reply OF Greeley 10 the Presidents letter
TO him h only a new ilsstYation Of shs old
prsesp,, Cast not your pearls before swine,
lest thsy surn again and rend you.n Greeley
again rudely charges The President, whom he
impudsntly and famlliarly addresses 40 "desr
sir" with violating The laws Of the land. The
Pre-idsss has done no such thing; but Grssley
and The abolikonists want him 70 violate The
construction, which he has sworn 10 defend, and
because he will not 90 fais they insult and
abuse him at every opportunity, accusing ham
even of constructive murder in tho ssse OF ths
New Orleans negro rioters The President hes
but one course TO pursue towards Greeley and
tho radical disunionists and Tint Is to put 9
summary stop tQ their sedition, which y sslcu
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

THE IFasH AND GERMAN ELEMENT IN THE
WAR.-A contemporary is indulging in invidious
comparisons between the patriotism of the two
nstionalities, German and Irish, as represented
by Generals Sigel and Corcoran. This is
most ungracious and ill-timed theme for discus
sion at the present moment. While all nation
alities are striving with equal energy and equal
patriotism to defend the government from the
assaults Of treason and rebellion, it lily becomes
a public Journal to draw distinctions calculated
to provoke unpleasant feelings between any
portions ct our citzens The Geunans and the
Irish in our armies are alike instigated by o
common sentiment of devotion to the flag and
for the maintenance of that flag and that cos,sti-
tuition they are willingzso sacrifice life itself
upon the battle field
It is, however, not extraordinary that irri-
tasing remarks like those referred to relative to
on patriotic adopted citizens should emanatc
from a journal which not long ago advocated
NE extension Of the term of naturalization, and
he infficsin Of certzin pains and peDaltes-as,
for Instance, tbe exclusion from office and other
disahdtifies-spn the members OF the Catholic
church, to which the great mass Of the Irish and
a large nunber Of NE Germans are attached.
Commearts, wbSsber Of praise or blame, from
such source, fortunately, can have little
weight either fos good or evii, but the bad
tasse and sbs nisdfievous tendency OF intro
ducing such subjects st the present Hsne are
none the lees.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

OF the service, recommend the introduction Of
this branch Of surgery; and under an able and
skilful head an organization of operators
throughout the army might be perfected of
the highest practical value and importance.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26


da West, on the 2lst instant, the occasion being
the formal opening Of the Ogdensburg, Rome and
Watertown Railroad. Speeches were made by q
number of American gentlemen, among whom
were the Hou. Mr. Maynard. Of Tennessee; Judge
James, of Ogdensburg. and Professor Davis, of
Poughkeepse. Union sentiments and the best Of
feeling prevailed.
According to the City Inspectors report, there
were $40 deaths in the city during the past week
a decrease of 165 as compared with the mortality
of the week previous, and less than occurred
during the corresponding week last year. The re.
captulation table gives deaths OF alcoholism, S Of
diseases Of the bones joints, &C.; e2 of the brain
andnerves, of the generatvs organs, l3 of the
heart and Hood vessels, l04 Of the lungs, throat,
&C.; Z Of old age, l6 Of diseases Of the skin
and eruptye fevers, premature birth, 23S Of dis
eases of the stomach bowels and other digestive
organs; 2S of uncertain seat and general fevers,
8 of diseases OF the urinary organs, and IA
from violent causes. There were 3s4 natives
of the United States, Of England, "a of Ire
land, ~ of Germany, and the balance Of various
foreign countries.
The stock market was buoyant yesterday, and prices
Of all descriptions advanced from u TO per cent
pcciay after the receipt OF the from Virginia. The
ch:gan Central and Michigan Southern. Money very
abundant per cent Gold lower, closing at 115,1
a115s<. Exchange sold at 1874. The banks show
Increase OF 81 313 2s3 in deposits % 526 913 in loans,
and SoS6 Jos in specie.
The cotton market was firm and higher yesterday,
while tho sales embraced about 700 bales closing stG
the basis of 47c for mddng upiands. Owing TO the
advancing tendency freghts, md less favaabls
fron Engnd peg Hibcniaa the market for breadstuls
heavy Flour feu OH Sc. per bbI. for common and
medium grades, whhs coed extra brands wse
oanged. The sales moderate, and in good Part to
the trade. Whest also affected from the
causes, and fell OF 1c. &C. per bashc,, wln,s
sR.es made TO fair eAtelt Corn was alan heavy
Y7le chisi ssies ied to heatcd aud damp o0
with pAces for xtpxnept Eastward, wb,ic prime to
oscce Western mixed, which was not plenty, sdd at
s0c 6ac., and choice at Gle, In snHl lots Prri
was Ices active a1d broyn,. Sales q mess wre made
at S1l sTk sk, and at $40 fer prsse. Susn<s w~e
quiet, bit stAesy T1Ic sales confined ~ ABOUT -
hhds 100 Of which consisted OF New Orleans, &c,
Coffee was steady, bat quiet. Freghts were hgha.
Wheat in sbp's bags, was engaged ior Liverpool
II ~ and -four at g.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

ANoMsn LETTER 10 TIE PRssiDENr- = EaAScs-
PATTON AND CoLoNIsNrros.--Siuce President Lin
soln has taken 10 writing public lsbsers to pri-
vats individuals, we respectfully recommend
nrs. L. Maria Child 10 his early attention,
Mrs Child must now bs about sixty yssfs OF
age and abe has been engaged for the past
thirty ysels In writing letters to king-e mem.
bsr OF Congress, smperors, John Browns and
other distinguished pevsonagss without having
vet been favored with single reply That
poor Greeley, who hes only been engaged ia
the same business Of letter writing for ,ftssr
years. should be favored with nots from tlhs
President, while she has none. is very discou
| raging 10 this yer,rabe LADY, who Is quite 4
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

lated to demors,..-e the army; prevent enlist
ments and destroy tho rr.ublic coLsdence IN 'ne
government at moment Of great p >Nrii' "nen
all should rally around the Executive.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

Dsa& sca nasssngu1shed Cstixcs.
OHsAeo, August rs, 1860.
sssass Ansrney, disN a hs rdtdspss nss mofnnss
a(,w &tSi9f Ancss.
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

quence OF an extraordinary advance In the price
OF cotton and cotton goods. The intelligence had
caused slight advance on all descriptions Of cot
ton in the Liverpool market
The steamship Great Eastern is reported to have
arrived oil Cape Race about eleven O'Clock on
Saturday night She wiIl therefore, probably
reach this port tonight or tomorrow morning.
Her advices are to the 18th inst.
The letter OF our Hilton Head (South Caroliaa)
correspondent published in our news columns
win be found interesting From the statements Of
rebel deserters, it would appear that the rebel
ironclad vessel which has disported in the Savan-
nah river recently, and now menacing Fort Pulas-
XII is not the British ship Fingal, metamorphosed,
but an entirely new and formidable machine,
mounting numerous guns Of heavy calibre. The
Fingal has been raced, and is now being plated
with iron, and at last accounts was nearly CON-
pleted. She will soon be ready to cooperate with
| the ram Georgia in an attack on Fort Pulaski and
the blockadng vessels in the vicinity. The rebels
feel confident in their ability, with their ronclad
vessels, to breach the walls Of Fort Pulaski, and
compel its garrison to surrender Internationally,
and afterwards to destroy our naval fleet.
The Rhode Island Legislature will meet in extra
session to-day.
Colonel john A. DAVIS, OF tne rorty-siASu ILL
nois regiment, having been solicited to become
candidate for Congress, in the Third district, re-
plies that he :" can be of more service to the
country in following the torn banners Of his reg
ment, and sharing the danger, the perils and the
glory of who that are left of the gallant and
brave men who followed him into the smoke and
fire OF battle at Donelson and Shiloh than he could
as member of Congress"
The military camps in Iowa, for the regiments Of
nine months men, have been designated as fol-
lows:-At Keokuk, Camp Lincoln; at Clinton,
Camp Kirkwood, at Dubuque, Camp Franklin; at
Iowa City, Camp Pope; at Des Moines, Camp
Burnside; at Muscatine, Camp Strong.
Persons volunteering for the nine months call
must enlist in the town or district in which they
are enrolled.
The announcement came yesterday, from Phila-
delphia, that Charles Ingersoll had been arrested
for reasonable or discouraging remarks made at
the democratic meeting in that city on Saturday
last. Mr. Ingersoll, in his speech, denounced Pre-
sident Lincoln and the government in pretty strong
terms, and accused them Of disregarding the con-
stitution and OF being the most corrupt of any in
the world. He also stated that our debt was hca-
vier than that Of any other nation, and one that
had the least ospect of ever being paid.
The following number of volunteers were in
camp af Chicago on Saturday LAST
The New York herald., 1862-08-26

BRYANTs MINsTRELS' Mechanics Hail. 472 Broad.
way-ErnioPrAN SONGS, BuRLKsoUEs, DANCES, Ac.-THl
BLACK BRIGADE
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CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE. 5s5 Broadway. .-EruoPIAs
Soscs DANCES &c.-DoUsLE BEDpED Roon
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TRnrrArIoN afternoon and evening.
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TuE CANrAiGN After referring TO the re-
,rrai OF our army toward Washington. the
correspondent Of the New York Pos, SAYS :;
The real truth Of the matter seems TO be
tha; on sunday Cablue, meeting wa' held,
utwbich 1, was finally decided to issue or.
der, for the army to fail hack upon the old
Potomac line. for .iI or sish, weeks. until
the new lcvie. shall have been slightly dc.c'-
pinned.
zen. llAlleck, learn, iavors this plan
very strongly. Gen. Mcclellan agrees with
hun on thr.poiu,. They .ay 'ha, no great
ri,k m rcietcucc to the Cirital should b.
encountered At thu. moment, as We have an
immeu.e new army rourin: down to the line
between the conteudirc troops.
f,i,uow though, that hundred thou.
,lnd troops will be sent up the river to
Pa.l.yillc. poin, IT Rocks. ami IIarr-r'-
Ferry We have a large force nov q, liar
rrr'. Ferry, AMI Geo. Wool went mp this
morning to commaui IN rcr,oo. ~ f.r
ra'h'r. - certainly knosn OF the move.
usnts The the rebels. bu, they canno, ro.-
ah'Y b, consented more than day or two
Do. ser"