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at Fortress MONROE July
Prof Love, sronbut.
Col. G. J.. Pfatt 3lst Y. 7.
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Dan. Collier. X, 4 ia. Rifles.
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.as., ~ :. I-.al1.
RADICAL OFFICERS OF INK UNITED STATES SANITARY cOEs-
MISSION HOSPITAL FRANKFORT DAHIKL webster.
Mediooi DUec',r-Dr. Nelfou l.. Drake.
PhystcaHs DFs. T. a. Berry, !. q. sewa 4. w. Lozsr.
Hard MGders-Mestrs >. b. Ward Il. ~. White, ". a.
Browne. j G. Minor, H. AcCa-tin, a. ". Biithan c. ".
swan, T.. T. Robbins
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(vers H. w Jackson, p. W. DGnhlm, 4. ". 0ooGwu0, =.
dovey. Higgins. :" lNcamond, T. h. Beams W T.. NsEa,
A J.. stsIkve Gather, !. MullOy, l.. Oils.uis
.fp-shtc0rtef-Mcssrs. +. d Legs. W. = Provost
g.aev Asusf0htslIrs. Rowland, Nil, Lowell.
('on 'nifsary and Puyitr-Mr Il. 4. Poverty.
hffi0Hl-blr J. II. Held
DR.. L. NJ. Ross Mss.ss. Il. ". Wright and +. r. Hatch
came passengers
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The following is list Of the sick and wounded on
board Of the steamer State Of Maine, which arr' cd
at Fortress Monroe, July 3, 1862:
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John l.. Brooks, July ?, 1862;

Tie following is a list OF the nck and wounded
which arrived at Fortress Monroe on the steamer
D...l. I'll, . 1900.
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ing quite rapidly, and Uncle Sam win derive con-
derabs revenue rom the rent Of the sto - and dwell
hss Belongings bowners absent and serving the cause
OF the cnnfedsracy. The great hotel Of Memhis, the
Gayoso, N advertised Tor lease a. morrow Tie building
ana The land on which stands the property Of gen.
ticmen now n Dixie with their retsl Tiends. The furni
turs and hxtnres owned by Mr. lockei, Ihs sseat
lessee, who will probably continue 70 occupy the seia
bshment. The house 10 huge structure, and Ii not
surpassed IN the West for the and cmfort
Of its more than two hundred rooms Its table falls
far behind Barnum's, Of 81. Louis, or The Sher
man, Of Chicago, but, At the same time, sus
tns ts reputation OF being Of the 81 class hotels In
the South. our asmiss in their march towards the
Gulf would station provost guard OF first class cooks In
every hotel the dinners OF the co1ieieracy would be
sgreeably improved. Since the outbreak OF the rebel
lion the has made money than ever before
10 equal number OF months. The city was always
fan Of connected with tho rebel army either IN an
ocia business capacity, and tho Gayoso was
Headquarters 0ftenmes It's receipts were 81 900
por day but the arrival OF tho Union forces they
have greatly decreased The old order OF things still
continues and for 10 learn all the IL AZ necss
say to haunt the Gayoso il in the Gays u Beau
regard and Price.
The patch Cairo have entirely ceased, and
depend upon tie slower and uncertain mail
boats for the Transmission o. our letters.
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An Important Cnse-Iicigi Hankers.
SUPREME oouRl--srECiAL TENN.


AUausT 12.-.oseJh Dusa,t FeI,1 Deiacror.-rhis
was motion discharge order OF arrest under which
the defendant IN custody bail being Hycd al $50 200
which he was unable 10 procure The motion was also
IN the alternative for reduction of the bail, aud WAS
made rpou the plaintiffs andavits. Mr. II. l.. Clinton
RI ad the adavits from which tina; the plain
iia and defendant had for many been baukers in
Belgium residing and doing basiless about .h.fty mile
apart About the Both Of ecembcr, 1900. tbcy formed
6 erla barking cofa tncys hip IA Mons. begi1n. the
riaintn advancing 10000 francs and The delcndap,
30 600 francs The business was for years
md ,Ac defendant to lie allowed Office expense -
AID rrcts aud LOSSES 10 be borne equally Ihs was cart
rcd nto elect and the bsncs went IN unl the bitter
lar, Il lsG0 when paiuun determined TO "a solve the
ia tuerip aud sent In lc GrcEoifo his chief clerk to
hs defendant to acluaut him with his wishes aud to
sete ~ their be defendant assented, ami he
AVID rure settled the accounts when II found that
deetdant Indebted e. psntf Ia 2i5,o5S ir aud
e. centnrps Gin mon, f56,f92 0sl, which lac pro
sel to pay soon a. The accounts could be mate out
IN proper egn Thoy were 80 made cut about March 10
1854 The defendant, however, failed 70 make the pro-
msed "a! Went and hntly ,on the 2oth q Apri 1861
Grnsnlle tlal hIm aud insisted upon having tine
money. 10 opened bis bureau nDd showed him
large rniity OF gold CONS and bank notes, aud sai1
there was ST. pusait's pHr H. could take II II he had
receipt. Gfegore replied that ho had not but would
fotcl enc from psinta the following day. He re.
turned Tie nest day viii the receipt bnt found Della
croixs banking house slut M and that he had fed TO
France with ell he money yaluabes and securities Vie
WIS pursued ilnyrc lad succeeded In escaping 10
America the Arao abut half hour before the OH.
GERS reached III. wharf lie took the namc Of anpean
ua thN iNNefNes b3Al VI Wis WINNt Hseuihtu uitl
Il 10 Wilde. He vas, after his Il ght, indicted
in Ec'giam hs fraudulent bankrupt and proved
to have aUscondcd with cight hundred thousand
fiaucs IN his possession. Nr. iusa,t sent over
1fegro aud othsr parties - the country hi puitu Of
tue Fugitive. they vent to the ofce of tho Belgian Con.
sn .,,enora Ia ns oit, Henry W. r. Maze, Esq, aud
ese learned thai, last October, person unknown
had called tho Consulate, auc stated Ia, he and fct
or tx hal boon boating ~ Aqua creek, ana encroIx
had ian, ed overheard aud boen drowisd lie produced
ala an Cd trunk which no stated 10 have been the pro-
rsply II rciae oix which, beilg oeed was found 10
contain lew articles Of clothing, not worth. than
two tola g. and The passport ul Briacrox THIS
trans, aren't ard on the following day pgnire and
his g lnpanioD esw and pursued Deiacrox In
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Coroncr's Inquesfs.

ADDITIONAL stSsIRoxg casfs.-ln addieon 20 the cases
4 sunsroke already published the following report
"a AZ lie Coroner's Office on Tuesday
An unknown woman. about thirty five yearr e age
apparently native of ireland, taken sex III the
PARK nnd dird after her removal 70 the hospital
Jamcs Cnrcoran u No lbs Fast Forty eighth street,
native 81 Fng aud, aged ninclc'n years.
Ja,ie Lewis, an lngsh woman, aged tw eniy your
years, living II No. 90 Roosevelt street.
An unknown woman, about thirty 1--we years % age
ave three inches III hsighl died al lie Fourth ward
station house.
Edward McMillams, who WAS rrn struck on saturday.
de o Tuesday at h residence 3a3 Scconf avenue.
rceased 2s years of age aud wns native q Ire
land
Waller Climber, Of i5o prp0rc street WHO also
Frustrated by tue heat On saturday, died yesterday Do
caasad 50 ysars OF age ana was born ~ ireland.
TIm niNssAS SrktHr FiRE--ANorHtB yIcra --captain
Marcus .. Monck, who 20 severely burned at the
Beck man street Ire died Tuesday az the New York
Iinspia from the effects pc his injuries Coroner Waey
he'd an inquest tie body, when the jury rendered
verdict Of aaccidcnta DEATH. deceased native el
ireland and was 80 years Of age
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Broadway; but he escaped from them. This
suit WIS then oommsncsd, but Delacroix
euded the vigilance Of his pursuerB until about two
weeks ago, When ne arrested He denied his NAME
bus subsequently admitted that he wss DeAcroix. Mr.
Clinton cmed upon thsse facts thai he had committed
crime against the laws OF this country and could not
be arrested the fraudulent having been committed in
Q foreign country.
Messrs. O. L. Spthorn and John b. FoScrty conteldsd
the contrary this within sectlsRl79
a the Code OF Procedure. The Judge The papers for
advissment and denied the motion foows-The EVIL
dence warrants conclusion Defendant dis
posed Of concealed his property dsraud his orsd
toTp. hotionsdeniel.
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thrown On marNeI.. oipss lNoo ovoi-o@ eVofooo
Total for the week 81 o2s ,o25 s52 SCI ,s3a, e31
Previously reported s5s lSG 365 80 ,eo347s 80 1371Os
Since January L.. o. AZ 20 500 37,7s4655
By the above table II will be seen that the goods en-
tered Mt this port the past week larger in
han those for the time last year. but largely below
those Tor the period N 1850 The aggregates since
the LIST Of January last also larger than last year. but
materially under those for the time in 1860. TIE
goods entered Tor consumption embraced manufactures
II wo,lcns Of the value q 1859 j58; do OF cotton TO
si2 100 do. OF SILK to $3.50 las; FAX Sos o72 mscea
neos articles 10 SO 4sl-,otal, s1s53o9. In nearly
M departments OF the dry goods trade has been
,lu. The jobbirg business has been inactive. The
scattering and irregulariy distributed trade dorg
lidered TO he conducted sound basis. lnrge
proportion Of the sales making cash short
time The trade in cotton domestic goods dull
OBJECT sales freely nccssicn Of ten TO fifteen per
coat on July prices would hgvo t. bo made We quote
heavy brown shectings and slirtngs ut &c. &c,
though outside "necessilyp sales made al 20c.
Irils were at DC, though for government
hrhar figures demanded. Cotton fannes
quirt but irm, with small sales at higher prices.
The CHEF demand frrm the government. Bleac,fod
NJ l5c inr Merruac Tbe United states CEartermasser
aceeted bids yesterday Tor npoi drawers, zoe rcf
pair from persons who had The goods rea " for mncdi
a;c delivery Cotton duck also awarded on private
,crns said r. lave been a. high rricos Wooen gods,
general wear, II nearly Al descriptions, were ex
uemcy dun EcrcIgn goods were also dul, while prices
desirable staple articles were fnly sustaiucd All
cotton or linen goods suitable Tor grain BAGS, we're
si sod demand.
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Fire IN East Boston.

Bo-fps August 10, 1852.
Quite a Gre occurred last night IL tho Ea- os.
ton sugar refinery llc building damaged q the
extent ., two " three th.ussuddo' iullY nswcd
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Tho following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods at New York the ending
August IA and since January L.
For TIE tUeck. 1850. 1851. 1882
Entered at tho port. Sc 446. li9 693 ,305 93l zoe
Thrown market. 3 81, s06 359 ,262 e06333
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nsbt. ?. Richardson, MAJOR, Missouri STATE hilNia
1g.Assaxssoa.
James q. Totten, Brigader General Missouri State Nj
Mia, commanding Central Division.
Liesen J. Barnes Major, Missouri STATE Militia, Acting
Anson Moore MAJOR. Missouri State Militia, Brigade
Prank O. Porter, Major Missouri Stale Militia, Brigade
bargeon.
T. b. Brown, brigader General, Missouri State Militia,
commanding Southwestern Division.
Jas stedger, Major Missouri State Militia, Assistant
is. Corning, Major, Missouri state Militia, Brigade
oQaftermaster.
r. II. Melton, Major. Missouri state Militia, Brigade
Kobs h Paddock, Missouri state Militia, Brigade Sur
soon.
rict-
=, LOUIS DsrScr.-Headquarters, 81. Louis. Com
naEter Brgasier General j. W. Davidson;-st Louis,
Randolph, Munroe Rail, Pike Andran, Howard, Boone,
Galloway. Montg Lincoln, ST. Charles, Warren, JEFF
Frspcos Ste tenevieve Cape Gardeau, Madison, Boil
nsor, stoddard, Scott Butler, Ripley Reynolds, Wayne
RouLA iisrEGr. Headquarters, Roa. Commander,
ooanei john Glover, Third Missouri cavalry Phelps,
Asfies Crawford Deaf Pulaski, Texas Howell shannon
Carter and Oregon Counties.
SOUTHWEST DIsrFlcr.- Headquarters, Springfield Com
naadsr General tsbert 3 Brown:-yernon Cedar. Polk
pAhas, Lucele, Birtn, pae, Green, Webster, Wright
Jasper, Lawrence, Christian, Douglas, OZARK, fancy
stoae, Barry, Newton and Mcdonald counties.
CKsaAL DIslR cr-Ieadq uarters, Jefferson CITY. Com
maDdar, brisader Gslera James a. Naturalization,
iaayetto Saline, Coops, tetts honeaG Cole, Usage,
hotter, Iauden, Morgan, Hickory, Benton, johnson
CASE, Bates Henry ana - Clair counties.
NORTHWEST hrsrsd. T-Hcadguarters 81. Joseph. Com
nandcr, Brigidisr General Zen. Loan:-Atchson, Blu
ehaaan. Nodawayi Gentry, Harrison, Mercer Putnam,
sut, an Linn Charlton, CARROLL Ray, Caldwell, Davies,
lskab, Clinton. Andrew, Holt, Platte Clay, Livingston
ami GTundy Counties
NomHEAsr DISTRICT. Headquarters, Palmyra. Com
mander, Colonel John McNoil, Second Missouri state
Nita:-schuyler Scotland, Lewis Marion, Shelby Ma
con, Clark, Adar and Knox counties
For the above information indebted TO the polite.
ness Of Lieutenant Colonel Marsh, General schonelds
a4jutant
understand that the enrolment Of the State militia Is
progressing favoraby in the interior, notwith-
standing guerilla operations, than in this city.
Tho Union merchants inaugurate 70 day system
worthy Of extensive imitation elsewhere The principal
stores are TO be closed TO allow clerks and employees
time to drill in military companies.
Preparations in progress for drafting the contingent
called for from Missouri.
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a PROCLAMATION,
s@y the Presidens OF ,he United
states.

states.
WASHINGTON, Sept 22, 1862.
I,Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States Of America, and Comman-
der.in chief Of the Army and Navy
thereof do hereby proclaim and declare,
chat hereafter,as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object Of practical
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in which States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed; that
Il is my purpose upon the next meeting
dG Congress to again recommend the
adoption of practical moasuse tender
issg pecuniary aid to the free acceptance
Or rejection of all the slave States, SO
called the people whereof may not then
oe in rebellion against the United States
&ad which States may then have volun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tarily adopt, an immediate or gradual
adjustment of slavery within their re-
spectiye limits; and that the efforts 10
colonize persons Of African descent, with
their consent, upon the continent, OF
elsewhere, with the previously obtained
consent Of the Government exist.
ing there, will be continued. Z hat o.
tte first d0yof january IN he gear Of on
lord, one thousand eight hundred and sirty
0r1, al persons holt as slaves i0itin am
State, or ioilA ony designated pat efo S,aic
Gie people ,oiereef shall then be IA yeJelHo
agai,la the United States shall be teen, thence
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proclamation Of the GOVernOr.

DY virtue Of the power and authority in me YES
ID ted, as Military Governor Of the State OF Ten
nessee do hereby appoint the following persons 10
hold and exercise the functions Of the respective Of
fees attached 10 his and their names and to perform
the duties thereof according TO law, 10 wit;
FfRsr WARD.
John Carper, Alderman. james Turner and VIM.
Roberts, Councilmen.
SECOND wARD.
JOS Robb, Alderman. g. NJ. southgate aud A.
Myers C0uncilmen.
Ed Mulloy, Alderman. Andssw Anderson aud
Alex. Mcdaniel, Counciimen.
FOURTH WARD.
II. @. scovel, Alderman. L. y. Hui aud Charles
Saycrs Ceuncim9n.
FIrrn WARD.
". 8, Cheathan, Alderman. j, h. Knowles and W.
A. McCelland, Councilmon.
SIXTH WARD
NJ. NJ Brep, Alderman. I J. Marlborough aud
VIM. Driver, Councumen.
SEVENTH WARD
NJ G l.. Claiborne, Alderman. VIM. Stewart and
Thos Cready, C0uncilmen
EiGHrH wARD.
Jos. Smith, Alderman, VIM. Hally aud VIM,
SanbOrn, C0uncilmsl.
- IN TEsrIaoSY WHEREoF, L have here
"a I unto set my hand and caused the Great
( H. . Seal OF the State 20 be Affixed al Nash
~ WlIe this October lzt 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOyERS0R.
EDWARD II. East, Secretary OF State