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GrcNERAL NEWS.

The Steamship Asia from Liverpool Aug %,
end Queenstown, Aug q, brings US two days Iate'
news a,an that by tue North American. Inc u o.
guntos, Tusearors ia charged by the DUNN CORE
spondent Of The Loadon lanes with violating ite
neutrality law Of England Tie Italian Govern
pent il beginning 10 take more stringent measures
for the suppresssn Of the movements OF Garfoaii.
In accordance with report addressed by the Minis
Vera 10 the King. royal decree has been Issued pro-
elsisaing STATE of siege IN Sicily Gen. Cugia has
been appointed Extraordinary Commissioner, and
Issued proclamation 70 the Siciiians in which he
announces the intention Of tue Government " put an
Ind to the rebellion. Tumultuous meetings are 10
hs discived, and tho iitedy Of tie Press is sas-
psndod. A 10 again reported that the sympathy
n u,ssy Sacsss ia the Royal army With Gssibad is
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r..rc,,,.ru, Of Brown University.

Psov.eyscs X. /. Wedne day ser, . i'e'
.,a. Compe,c.mant of Brown University to-day
the honorary degree Of a. NJ va: conferred on A. ~,
Wes.ervev Of New-unmp.on n. H., AMI on the
lion. W. r. Sisli Id OF Newport Ai'd 'A' ues'ec Oh
IT, H. ON judge staples Of this city >,
80 M. sneahing nj the DINER was wholly on the
,,ar tioa,rnt speeches were made b. Gov Wash
w"l, - t,s,ne Gov Andfew If Is,sachus Is.
Gu Berry of New-Ilam shire, Gov SpIague, the
lion. b. r. Thomas OF Massachusetts. and OF iers'
M .ir IF all Was 10 prosecute the sar 10 the end
ib i,,th md courage, aad the o. all powers.
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BofYoS Nednestsy SEPT J. loos
The New-york cricke,ers arrived here mo mon hs
mo-. via Norwich aad Worcester quartcrlny A. 'ao
Dronfsld House. They commer,ed their ta' INV. -
East Cambridge against selected eleven 'o. ~,
Boston, Lowell, and Fall River clubs sh .; 80
an, Americans. The Masssohuset- enSN ~
showed Themselves iirst.rate bsers and he'us' s1
were the NewYorkers After fue enc .ei oy % S"a''
aides tho score stood this evening AS i" a..
sn,hussiLs-lst innings, 81; 2d nninss,' s''N Ths
men 70 20 in; New fork-lsI ir""ss'
uame will be iesaned tomorrow.
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lcla.cu 7 Ies, , -.
WAsniNCroS. ~ dasslsy Sept. }. 1862.
TAX LAW APPOINTMENTS.
rn,;.,c.I Matters in New-J-r.cy.

IRgSIuN " eci rs'afi Srps. 3D. looS
tn, Democratic State Convention Tor the nomlna-
ton OF candidate for Cove ruor meets III tas oiIy
tomorrow. 81,
pele.salos are arriving from different, parts OF the
STAT. ld considerable canyas,iug l. nov oing On.
The funeral OF the late General Taylor WI lake
place ON Fatay at II O'clock, from I've .aIe resi-
eeuce at CliGton, NnnterdOn County.
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a<nzr.ss-@y.zr,~svs~Esss
The Military Committee Of this CT

iay passed the following resolutionI:
b..oircf That Cen Itemort and Con michel D. 20, y
r.c. d. u the Government will consent 20 organize in i
,,, without doy corps Of 5000 and their a9ncs
ton for such 10 ale 10 the General Hoerueni,
and If it refuse then to tho S.ate Govern'n"n.
RIred That all rei,.is Of this ciy who are Hing to
u such q cop,be requested to communicate their Nance
and tesideu.ea TO some meu.ber OF tai, Committee
Should the Government aecede 10 this prop.
ostion, the Fifty Thoueand men TO scrv,
under these Distinguished Generals conld Il
raised and resdy Tor the field in sixty days
Il would DO beVer. however, Il 1t does acced'
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it away from ITO insurgents who are laboring
with so much skill and courage and even sue
cess--let us hope only for the moInent--for the
destruction of the Union and the dearest rights
of us all. let not these be neglected.
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y6c Overland Ronfe.

Be,,mn A Hnslay % proprietor OF the Overland
STAGE Line. and j. Whitney, jr arrived M .IsSs
1b|ir Tine overland from Carson Vale, 70 ua P ,"S
% J 70 be eleven days AMI one tour igcisa'
ne thirteen hours detention tniS side OIL slI N, nsw
No Indians were seen. Ihry repres ~ra,,sr, Mr.
,hi 'I"s' that after the l0th ns,. the Oe''~~
at 'n,,, Viii pse daily throusato DeSv'f >'T'
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sAnfc l,Ofiaic-.

CuProS SrRiNGs "Wednesday. N's' 10Y
The ID amocraic Conyen ION for the lst Distfict Of
Ontario yas held here this afternoon James ~
sb,ldon Of Geneva was elected Dele 'te to the
Sta,e Convention. A retolulion expressing prefer
ence for Horatio Seymour tor Governor "as unan'-
nlously adopted.
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a,ri,n, OF the Norsh Amcric ,n.

FArBzK PolAr. Sedue,da, sept : 1851
The steamship North American pats here ~
L: 35 dis a. m She has To- cabin and :! s'eeisso
passengers.
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crhr I'm sopn Outward Ror'sd.

BosroN Nriaesdsy. s'nf . i'os
Tie at eamshr Europa railed Al ''VcA '"H
mornine. with ~ passengers for Halia' AM ~ 'o'
Liverpool. She .akes out ~ specie
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uf,KTE$II WEALTH.

From an article on British Taxation pub
liskcd 10 recent Edmbnrgh heter, we Obtain
the following data:
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ErDgb DISREGARD OF THE RULES OF WAR.
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VIOLATION OF 4 flag OF TRgCE.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No notice he TAKEN Vi ANONYMOUS Communications.
whvever sinended for insertion must oe sutheocaiea
ty ana address, tie Wrternot necessarily '0
publication. IN; as a gusTauty for ms GOOD faith
cannot ude-aEs to return re- ectet Coruan 'ai''A'
Ali business letters oc Office should % se1's'S'" -
'IHE tribune" New-loTN.
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70 it 70 gNe to each Of these Generals Tho
authority to misc Fifty thousand men eaca
and extend The ,ecrulting ground to oil the
LOYAL States, md ,bN w3rl1 manh 10 Tho sea'
Of var in two moo,hs with corps darnce
behind them hundred thousand strong n
men, two hundred Thousand strong IN srr.t'
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4 REGIMENT OF DEPARTMENT. CLERKS.
srocial Disps,ch TO The N. Y Tribune.
WAsHisGros. Wednesday sept ,, 1862.
ALI QUIET.
"All is quiet on The Potouac'
INQUIRY INTO RECENT EVENTS.


"Alis quiet on The Potomac
INQUIRY INTO RECENT EVENTS.
We have bigh authority ~ saying that the Gov.
,r,r,cnt will Immediately institute All inquiry into
tbe carses of certain recent events. 1t Is believed
tia, whoever il found to blame, be he hJor'GenerI
or Brgsdier, will be punished.
SENATORS WILSON AND FEssENDEN.
Senators Wilson and Fessenden are in town. The
body Of the latiers youngest son, Lieut. Fessenden'
If f,eu. Towers stsI who was killed last week, IL
burial AZ Centreville.
REPORTS FROh THE BATTLEFIELD.
sergeant Blrnham Of the Metropolitan Police,
WHO went to tie battlefield Of Saturday, returned
,li. morning. From him W. learn that one hundred
and nfty wagons, driven By negroes were sent TO
the aed under d dag Of truce 10 lrn9 away tho
vonried. Tas Rebels consented 10 tie removal oil
fls wounded. but took TIE negroes. Burnham no.
rrod that many Of our dead ard wounded were
-iurel of their clothing. and happened to speak Of
II l.ad enough for Confederate ohcer TO near
T.c lai.er acclaimed, Shut up, or we u take yoa'
clothing and ALL
DEPARTURE or THE DENMARK ClfAV'H OAR
FAIRIES.
Cal RaasioG, CLarg6 affairs Of Denmark at
Washington. +. on Il eve q his departure to China.
whore lie is charged With TIE duty Of concluding
trea,y The Colonel, who is distinguished enei-
rec viii be likely to become popular among the
n .adarins 10 whom he eau afford much assistance
m the .rea, enterprise OF blowing out the rocks
watch obsirnct me yellow River near Pekin.
JUDGE-sDyocATE CENTRAL.
TIE iToa Joseph Holt Of kentucky has been up
pointed Judge-Advocste General, en- oiLee created
Of TIE l.s Session OF Congress.
GEN HooKER's COMMAND.
Gen. Hooker ha, coinmand comprising lis own
.n.. Ten. Co1chs divisions.
yiH DEPARTMENT CLERKS ORGANIZED.
The Clerks @! the Departments we're THE evening
organized by Gen. Wadsworth into IS companies OF
100 each-onc regiment with two bag.alions. Each
company Is 10 choose ia own o'icerr aud the Cap
taus are to nominate "a Colonel to Gen. Wadsworth.
Arms will be distributed to Size men tomorrow, aud
they VIII commence drilling a. once.
A COMPANY o. PRINTERS.
The Public Printing Ciioe has organi red a con-
pany of 10 men, ofs hich Sp;. DefTees is Captain
WlsniScroS. ~ da.sl,y Sept. J. 1891
TAX LAW APPOINTMENTS.
The following additional appointments have been
made under the direct Tax and Excise law for tho
State Of Maryland: Hid Disiric.-Coiector, Peter
g.. S.usrwin OF Baltimore. Assessor, VIM. L.
,eae Of Baltimore. IVih-Coliector, Fred,nck
y, ilew Of Frederick. Assessor. Isaac Daris OF
scarborough.
For tie Di.trct of Columtil-Co.iesior.S ayleIJ-
Bowen. Assessor, Peter NJ Person.
For the Territory OF observation-disclosures. Jsmes 5.
Dilley. Assessor, Warren Warren,
samuel ". Hsglau OF Mni-tow1. Indiana. hs~
been appointed Collector for the VII District OF thn@
State. in place of Caleb jackson, declined.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AL QUIET ON TEE p0TOMkc.
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INQUIRY INTO RECENT EVENTS.
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The Excitement in Washington AIIayed.
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Vs.. e.. ,ia, gwen for the preceding ysar This l'. l. "la"
millions r,-c.. o. tlat levied tic asciase ofthe tcu year
niece linz tie Ru.,i,n wlf. rhe regeHae then ase.ut'd
ssl NO. icsyias su-Tu. shout two millions annually
The progress of Grct Britain IN allluence
since the beginning Of the century Is proved
by
first: The real o. declared value Of the
Exports Of Brit,h produce vas IN l7ol'
SO 3Oo. 900; IN 1888, G50,Oc0,0oo; in l-5o.
Ill6Oo0,0o0.
S,cond The amount of property IN England
and Wales insured against tire ~as IN 1901,
r2lo Oo0. 00o: IN l-}3, SOB. eco; IN 80,
E,Gl O0O,O0O.
But two sc.s Of data exist for really e'lima-
tirg IA an, dedmte way the increase OF IA
tIonnl wealth VIZ: the Assessments under Seized
ulc \ of the lncoue tax, winch show the Tf@
prop,rt, and the Legacy and Probate dnile'
which show the yersona property made annu-
ally amcnablc t. taxation.
The following comparison can only be re-
garlrd as Il fair approximation to The truth:
,,,,. Pop0,y. R,vrave IoTT,, q.
.sI.os'oo,oo
Personal. oo0.OjJoj
ro,,I...........1 Al. sss.onooo f13GN0O 2o5
IsIi-R-li...... ~ go L0oocl
Prf.onal..- i1o'oo.ooi
T,al...........92 ssoco.o~ A1lOCOOo 2v
- ao,orOOJ
Personal. 2,1ooop.ow
Ts,al...........rsaoocO.OO f53@'ooo Li8
lSls-Eral...... "a 2tO~otfO
Personal" 2''3uU,Vn
To,al..........s5 ei5. $4,000 $3.50 400 iOot
The real property in 1908 m Great Brltnin
is given by Mr. Porter at f9C7, eco, 600. To
this We have added one.tcnih for Iroland-the
proportion shown by the lnland Revenue Tables
~ 1919. Mr.. Porter gives no estimate OF the
amour, of ysrs0nat property IN 1903, though he
do.s ioc lslI. we have therefore considered
real and personal estate to bear the same .ria-
tive value IN 1903 as in 1911. To find the
qels,adi property in lcj-, We have taken, a.
IL. Porter did, the basis Of thc probate duty.
Ia rs, this tix yielded fI,lg'eOU, ana was
ronfderrL to indicate an aggregate pefsonalt;
OF -, 2Uu. OO0 .O01; ~ l-j.. II .s'lcd / lbs
CO., whmh would Indicate prrsourlty oI
g7s5 mlhcna. 10 bod the rcci proper'y, we
hayo takcu, rs ~. Porter dr. ;ho lropeIt,
rated under scnedu.o s ct the !urone Tax n'
- years purchase, i which cate ~ mill'on'
(thc amount cnacSel with du,y m loJ') would
give an aggregate property "a $500 millions
Twenty Ave ycars' purchase i" the u'uiiy IS
tmatcd rate; but Is honsc2, raiiwrS' can"ls
&C., arc included, - Yeas would b. uearr
the mark
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Our DEAD AND WOUNDED ROBBED.
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VERSAILLES, y. Y-Tne town OF Perysou'Sh'
Cattm4ngrs County, y. y, has h1ed hes quota Oh
tto Glp 900 men by volunteers. She w"s asked 'o'
-, men. She has enlisted % men, i've more thml
Sas called for. She closed Aer work August 80 "ui
closed +, before the enrolling onieers had completed
their dlLy.
f.. S.-If Mr.. Secretary Stanton has any further
tr.o, or p.rry.bargh, tell him 30 send them for
wand: they viii DO honorod Ut sslt' d. L. D.
DEATHS Oh SoipIERs.-The following deaths OF
.olers in the various hospitals OF this vicinity have
occurred since our last report
! s.,,,,,, las. H. Clle CO N, 2lst New York Nos
! T,Sste George Bernes. 90. |. ID New io.k Nol..
. A., al. John McAieIr Co. d, tiss lunny ,ania Vols
y rr',p,e Edward Lck TO l. 18th Ohio Noia
p,,,o rish4gi nA4lfi, a.. y. San frnnr,ivane Vols
H.. y.to Hear, N.ait'. 90. ~, lfh L. > Iutantiy.
r..s.q trotesi-6 uu', Go q. lulh Ne" osS No..
lNashagion Republican. ID
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titles the supposii0n that such an event was
possible Gen. Pope has fallen back, and the
army Of Virginia ii probably in secure position
protecting the Capital. Further, our report Of
the day carries us back to thirteen months
ago, with It's announcement that " all IL quiet
on the Potomac" As the fact OF this move
ment was known to us on Tuesday night,
though We did not feel al liberty to make it
public, so, no doubt, it was well known to
other., and is the addition to the lying rurnor
taken out by the steamer-that Stonewall
Jackson was marching on Baltimore with
40, eco men.
As the movement was made, however, We
do not question It's necessity and wisdom, and
have not disc0uragng word to cay in regard
to IT, We do not accurately know the force
of Pope; still less do We know that which the
enemy has brought against him. AS Pope has
made u mastery retreat from the Shenandoah,
unless w0 except the RAIDS made II MS rear
which it may have been impossible for
him to guard agaLst-as be has kept
the too at bay for fortnight, aud defeated his
apparent purpose of shifting the seat Of war to
a more Northern State, so wo are TO pre-
sumo that he has sufficient and wise reasons
for falling still further back and placing bis
army where he can defy attack. We read
in the movement one great and over.
whe lining necessiiy--mOre troops 1t is
not Richmond now but Washington which is
besCged, ard the fact appeals to the nation in q
way that it can neither mistake nor Disregard.
More men, Give to the Government all If
wants with a lavish hand, for this is The hour
of its utmost need. The people on their part,
will not we know, fell the Government; let
tho Government, for It's part, put forth its
utmost efforts TO save the people of this
Republic Let DO means be iea
uDtried, and If there are Generals whore nanv
will act a. q talisman to bring men INTO th
,vh.t.yer other means there v ay b
IN o,,s and to our sacred cal'' j, or tax
The New York herald., 1862-06-30


Il yss.s g. sssDor Snyder w.'has
ssrH Anna peis ssrsn, H.sndorr. London - days.
mass .ss ana ass 70 pano %snss Hsa
ias Die sanks soks fishing shrs Aber' and Delphine.
rssn ss,s iass
Bar Harss:. 29ssn Murray, Havana days in ballast.
l. es :ssss Ne.
from Tesa., master 2aa in., fl ssss
Brig Harriet naliosf. King Arroyo June 4. with sugar.
Brig s%iil.Ss sSr q Granville Ns,. Johnson Jaemel
B Concord !of Bath, Smith, Havana II days. with sur
ESws !of Lu5se, BOYD S o.rdsnas June 20
q % sIo.s BARR David Sist1!. from YORK.:
9n my % snip isasna ass
brig Ceniaur (of Eas. Machias', Kion cisnfuesos II
ssalss iqf Sseppor,. Fisher Mayasnez. June
d.. IS si siss ,ns o.
~ srasr q. g xs .ssr %
Cook OF Provincetown, months all well, with lao
Rogers Holiness Island. days. with fruss.-
schr Hamilton, Ogden, Baltimore, saays
SIR Mary foxei. Fen.en, ilaleiphia.
sehr \ as ) Psriridss iai nix .lsae1.i Roeisnd.
sshr sar kna ssa%ea sa,.l & BrGSn waeS.m Ssn Bedford
Echr Angler. Besse, WareEAm.
Scfr Rival, Hobbe, Providence.
EchT Snow Drift, Snow, Providence.
Schr Uncle joe Look New Haven.
Schr 8 Goodwin, Hobbic, New Haven
Echr Te E. Henderson, New Haven for Fortress 0onvee
Schr Join Rogers, Worthngton Hartford.
Schr Harry, Carter, Norwich.
Schr Fiyaway, Davis Sag Ha Dor for Philadsphia.
schr Margaret Maytee Briggs. Brooknaven
schr Mary 4 Susan, Smith Rondou; for Boston.
s. hr koan Wallace. Rondout for Boston.
Scr 2nckster, Cole Georges hanks.
Steamer Jersey Blue ~ transpor) JacKaways Newbern
Hae Inlet ballast pAsscngerA Qunx4s
steamer FIRE Brick; renien. PhIlade,yf
Steamer Raritan. Slower Trenton.
Steamer kalcon. Wiiliams Providence.
One brig unknown.
nd At fs,uEet
The New York herald., 1862-06-30

OsWDGo June -, lUvG
Flour in GOOD demand fog the interior and Eastern
trade wheat nrm, bat quiet saes Of 400 bushels
No Chicago spring q &C. eSc 500 bushels Of oaSsds
Arm, but dull salss Of loQ bushsls or nnSa q 1I3t
1000 bushels do st 49, Rye nrm sass q coo busheb
Of Canadian q 60 f.sighls unchanged Lake imports
go bbis nour, 7,l00 bushels wheat. 900 bushels
corn. Can:.. sxports-sS,0oo bushels wheat 1000
sushes corn. - /,
CucAqo, June - l10z :
Flour &c. lower. Wheat %. lower: No. ~ i81fc.
sOc Corn sc. lower old mixed in store at 2skc Oats
steady. Reesipts-4l00 bbls. -four, ~ 900 bushss
aour IS 600 bushels wheat, 100 900 bsnsl corr Ex-
changes unchanged. Gold as 10y. .
Flour quiet and unchanged. The6l dhet; aala noztf
" on private terms: amber Iowa, 9ekc; ShsboyGan
spring 97c Corn steady and demand mosrats saes NJ
lOc. Ale. Oats firm: sales at 80 Nc. S6hc Whskey
steady sales 2l0 bbs at 29c Canal frsghts unchanged
Imports-2l 900 bbls. -four, 62 900 bushels wnsss,
5000 bbls -four 900 bushels wheat, co. 900 bushss
corn, 20 600 bushels oats
The New York herald., 1862-06-30
Whalclll

Arr a. New Bedford 9Th inst bark (of Malta
se Keith Atlantic Ocean s. t Eus.s. q Apr 20 With
Sa and ia;s 10 " WI & ali 1S sois 'n', o0A'
Ship Chareagne Brown from Irapani for Boston, May
ship Es Csrs Burton 4 days from Valencia for Bos-
Snip friso insin from Bangor for csrdG
Bark Edsto fnn DAYS from Msrssisa for NYork Nay,
AccxA. WCA Nay Pin port barks Kedar, Boyer and
XsacTo june is~Tn port Evening sas for NHaysn
d schr.IIa Ss for New YOrx neat day xsIsgsph for
june 'S .sip % oISsna.s fis rp.n
ns .'H n Gssr i .ss r.ss,.
s4 h:s.1ss s:s; Carer .is% STsss q:
G1a;isns. Means for Portland ds New EsPsslis ioi DO
sSi for Boston 90; VIM clark Lucy JONES' KY
% sr..
from New Boston next day Sid lssh, ichr Geo
Msy.sa June barb: mary Elizabeth for so:
s ds and d' MYS s 90 m,ss: .s ss
Warwick, dsg; Aroo:ook. wss Mayo Mariner for Phi's
jsssii, isIs K.,s sargent. 70, aes.er
june IL por. BARK saysows
July Br brss EsquimaaI for Arrcioo day tcoad for
Ruby. or do; asorss tBs,
sIsnas Lrosn May sid br,gs ssnl Gasrshm.e Candy,
lorce 2 Potomac GillAn Bisssu; 18th, Ann ENzsDeths
'"'''' American Perss.-
BOSTON, June -, AM-Arr ships cromwell, symmes,
Liverpool; barks western Sea- Harding Smyrna; sset
Jordan, Cenlueeos; Oak. Ryder, Phadepha; brig
g'ss S
bel Tooker; Louisa Halett Lucy Orcu.t Ames-
s" s..T E. sy
Smith WIN Dewitt Corey and Y Steel, Chas, Nyork:
Nsih qho@pscn from dad Ga ship Mar:s%r VIZ.
Cook Dyer Port au Prince schrs Mary Ann Globe Wash
aeps Ks enn basUn Nso4f
:sA, orS%iss, a s rs|s.. .
sssnss AsinwA Experi ben Gi,os New Orleans saSd
Hlncklry New Bsdiord Var Sized snish New YORK. si1
BUcksfoRT June a2--Arr sehr II coison, HYors. sd
2e;h, scnr nil.nS Msscnic Perry fanchsl:
ssasas psu sm1 NYor ssar' Kahn Miner Eliza
NEwBUKYPoRT. June H-sa schrs Hortensis, Fowler:
ans iifI sfrrn *
DO Chester CID 6srfs Joseph Maxwell Davis I.sasT-
nedod T Sr s6S sroya Ns~
Hsrrnston Por,land QuI.ks,sp. Richardson Salem; wns
AIlammond. Paine; chas A sietson Cobb; smith Tutis
kch Mary Price Blizzard and Gardner, Knowles Bos
Basr New sedio sn%m sss sse ipa Banss n,sea dsa.
Meredish Lynn; AID Endcot, charies,owni Gaxele Hon
RonDuryi q Msi,hews Por,smcyh; So Vaughn. vsssSn
weymouth; Poeahon!as Berry. Marbebcad; ) washsirn
5h,ssher Dghsn; Collins. shourds. and Naiad Queen
SAN FRANCISCO, June is--Arr steamship Golden Arc
.is RS iSp ra1n nsr s,e s
YORK goth spithre. Leach csiaoi 2st l. Dairaock Hsr
ws a k ass % sesr aoas Ssss
NYork via Gloucester.
The New York herald., 1862-06-30

Governor Morgan has promoted Lieutenant osionsl
David = Nsviu Of the sixty second regiment New Ysrk
stats Volunteers, better known as lhs Anderson
zouaves, to the position Of CooDsl by Ne
death q Colonel Rikcr. Col Esvn has proved himself
oue Of the best officers in the volunteer service OF this
state being not only attentive has duties white In camp
on tho Potomac, but exhibiting greet bravery aud gal
lanIy both ~ Williamsburg and tho batfIo Fair Oaks
" such an extent that Brgadsr General Peck gave him
spscal notice IN his report This hs second promo
hs commission bearing date April 81 1sgl rI,s tto
roughly sodiersc dscr attracted the Of
his sugsfiors and hc .as promoted 10 Lieutenant
Colonel, With commission dated from Octaher fgsf
His conduct az the battle Of Fair Oaks fully entitled him
g. the promotion that Governor Morgan has thus wisely
bestowed upon him.
The New York herald., 1862-06-30

orr CHARLESTON, June 10, 1862. I
The Blockade Of Charies.on-HcanA Of the Fieet-Skir
Wishing Nth the Eneasy--Tae Wealtesy6c.
We have fourteen fifteen vessels or gunboats
of Charleston the health Of which excelent and
all sasor for the fray. The troops up Inlet
have pretty brisk times Of IL, skirmishing night aud
day With the snsmy. who persist in annoying them
the utmost; but they invariably hnd II . "gams that
two play"
From pressnt position plainly see The shells
constantly exploding the woods Morris Island
wo all long or the Monitors down this way
where they are needed The capture OF Forts
Sumter aud Moultrie.
The weather extremely hoe dawn here far this sea.
Of the year; but, they viii only seni . few
iron clad ships more we viii make the times much
hotter for tho robsls heroabout.
The New York herald., 1862-06-30

whatever found IN the Southern papers chanced -
see, the remaining articles contained therein beus
chy devoted 70 local intelligence, and rsprSdusstous
Of Northern intelligence.
Ifoseos 70 mention above that our ia = sam ying
on City Point swai:ins the proper s for n advance
movement. number Of c1mcers from shs gun
boats went aboard q th astamora, among whcm were
Captains Jeners. beaumont. stephens, Mckay and
othtH. UeMarA Wsch and friends paid visit 10 the
Monitor 0aona and several other vessels Al about ave
O'Clock this evening the nag OF truce returned 70 Old
Point with the rebel officers who reported a once 70
MAJOR General Dix for further orders.
Whether these gentlemen, whom their own govern
meat has denied exchange and who remained faithful
to their pledge OF honor by returning North, will again
bs sent TO Johnsons Island, Lake Erie, whore they
have been confined since the capture Of Fort Donsson
until their paroing, v not yet settled.
The return Of Captain Robertson aud Lieutenant Sykes
speaks we'll OF their of honor; but 0Cers
under similar circumstances would mot have done less
HuNBKx on UNION PREoNKRs At sAIsBURY, y. c.
The following list Of Union prisoners at present
confined ~ Salisbury, N. C'-
Coiouele b
Leutenant Colonele.
MAJORS
Saptsins.
surgeons.
va !. ooo' .13
Forty two ef these are from the State Of ra. York
twenty-eght having bssn In confinement sir e ~
Of Manassas. --''s~