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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

CUsroM.HousE ATFAIRs.-The irnportations COLI
tnue quite heavy and the amounts Of duty are large,
although the tariG, which was to cose the port,
has been in operation over month. Some lime ago
great cry WAS raised that the additional rates under
the pew tariff act Of July would greatly diminish
the imporiations; but such, happily, has not been
tine case, ss nearly every steamer arriving has
brought cargo apparently large as usual for this
season OF the year. The removal of the Custom
House TO its new location in The old Merchants Ex-
change building is progressing slowly, and some
time will eaIse before all the arrangements for
Tyng the business smoothly can be perfected. TIE
Warehouse Department has been removed 10 the
Exchange, and s, We believe, entirely settled; but
the other departments still remain IN the old build
ing Much inconvenience is lett by Merchants al the
separation OF the different departments, which keeps
their clerks running hither and thither; end hopes
are entertained that the removal of the entire busi
ness to toe Exchange will be perfected without iu'-
ther delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

ANOTHER ASSAULT UPON CoLoRED MN
Abort 70 o'clock Thursday uight two coiored uen who
were returning th.ir work nile passing tbIbsb Nlh
Nfneicenth asai ed hy several
lrihu-n ryprand 20 be intoxicated The oo'o"d zen
were it rned ia hey had night travel on the tide
walk nouber Of eons who fe,ide in the vicinity tooA
part unof~i ding colord end ih. fe.s ~s.
bie rnsssrntnt In which the wives O 10. shucn patci
mated No Que was severely hunt lie ssaians ale sad
to have received son.ew he; severe warning.
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arriyai cfthe Asim at l:osfon.

BOsIOh, Frldhy, Nept . I0'lS'
The steamer Asia arrived here from Halifax nc Elk
O'Clock tnir muruIng
The newspaper bag for the Associated Press was
forwarded to New fok by Adams Express anu
viii .,r;v. in New-York abon, o clock this even
ing. " H.
The mails we're forwarded TO Nrw-icrk by the
Train which lsnvrs here ut n o'clock this morning.
aud which il due la That cily ABOUT % CLOCK 'ihs
,NtuluN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

RnsIEG MONEY on FALSE PErTEssfs-Yes'er,
dav Johp Johnson ves arre,f-d by Ofc-r OCoune and
TAI en- b. fore Justice Breun n char ed with representing 70
Mr. stephen seares oi 2p front III. tina hi ~ie
was hug deal Ia Brocsiyn bn5 tLt Re had 70
bury h &, showing him the time subcrlon '''
The comp gave the prisoner doisr bat ne ub''
oucty hsd wife s,d thai the sub
scpiou lie foseTy. The sccused Was committed Az
fault Of 90J bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

sonrrH,Ne' Nrw.-As viii be seen by an adver-
t;seme,t in another column. the mere ants o. COur
Land, stree, are to have meeting this fiernoon for
che purpose of forming an organization in order TO
perest Themselves 10 the manual Of arms and other
military maneuyels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

AMERICAN BIBLE SOcIETY.--1le stated meeting
Of ihe Managers WE held at the Bib IIouse, Aslor-
place, GU ihnrsday, the 4h inst, at 81 p. H., Fran
ca ii ~ esq, in tie chair, assisted by Wm. B.
Cfo."y, eco, Vce-President. TIE deaf. Of the
AeV' Dr. John Z. brigham, late Senior Secretary OF
His society, and that Of the Hon. T.. A. Newton,
one Of tho V'ce-Presidenu, having boon announced,
Che Rev. DIR. Taylor was called on 70 read the 9D,b
fsalm aud efI prayer. Interesting coumuuiea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

An IRos-CLAp VrssrI.--Ths construction % IN
iron cad sunbr r the pfncc ion 81 vessels
ou ia. Cahctia coast, has ut hern commenced at coses
,nfd Ia Jrr,r, civ Il viii %. $50 rc la length hi "a
,iOns and shipped Caboui. where viii he pat to-
m No, aud launched read, iog Three other y!
tue yam. Class > 10 be eoustIuct-d ~ this yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTn.-Thore wss no ioF-
pnalmeetine of this body yesterday afternoon owing
u the absence Of the Mayor but in reference ~ 'He
condition Of sanitary affairs It was stated that
che entire City and Quarantine was never more
heathful at this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
COL. CLARK SAVE.

To ns Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.
SIR: In your psIer of the Sd inst, the name OF
Cot Csh Of the 2i't Massachusetts, Regiment was in
cnded in Of killed and he report confirmed by I'd
VIC. from Warrington this morning. This afternoon. a.
20 his mortal remains had The pleasure OF
receiving Dispatch saying that he was alive and well
Ii. q. KNIGHT.
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Advert. rment
A SrPERR PIANO.-Ihnse In want Of . PIanO

Possessing IN oil respects every new improvement OF any
sorh aid requisite OF iouoh aud dursb y to
seihrT with superb tnisn will buy rT"DAhT' lsno.
They have been surpassed b, Piano heretofore
msuua.tded. and the hrm beng Of hu Oldest
be the bet Ufscturffs this col'ty TIE Jiic-s
Will be found entirety sstao'ory pnrohGs.rs a. All
CANT JUST received the nsnnae,ory to a.r,
from, conng Of Grand square and Cottage ih.i, War,
rooms, Ne. 500 Broadway opposite the ST Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

SUICIDE OF Az OYSTER DEALHR-Yeeterday,
Corone, Collins held nqnet the body Of George oEr-
MI committed suicide by cuti hs
throat with vi. redeDcs No 10 suffolk street. ~
spreaf 6eceasei had been Suffering with Dfsin FEVER fo
some tia past II. committed the ding tef. mis-
ror We ierday morning having previously his wife ont
way The aTy rendered VERDICT IN accordance vi the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAssEBs-SsPr 3-Befors Justice


THE rTGRATH HABrAS CORPUS CASE.
TIE crors-exaiuiuutiun Ol Dr. Malcolm Ives in this
oocn-d the day Nothing sLsk. the direct stnooy
was encird.
The question Of admitting tho testimony II Mrs Neus,h
argued Mr. Janes coneDdug that und~f The cou.inon
law and Tho OF 1907 the WIFE could gve testimony in
such Mr. Graham opposed this bu. the Court ided
that IN collateral fs1s at this kind the wifs could TESTIFY
tho ugh an opposoD ~ her busDehd.
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lAdveriisement.l

HE AK BILL,
Now READY pamphlet Of - PAGE. hne white pepper
B.sde The bill winch IL word for word 10 accordance With
the gioal text sppebd 10 1t aphabrtica heoapnit
Of .vrry faxed By the law and tho amount
he tau 20 evi-d This renders eompste
and convenient a. 1t - possih.s to mako It,
Price postpaid - per lv II sent by express %
per lD0 II by mail. Adde'S THg TRIBOSK. Nsw.Yoik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
GETTY FIRMS.

Tur EuaofTis MAILs.-Tbe mais for Europe,
By the steamships United Kingdom and Tenionl''
viii close at lOI O'Clock this morning, az the Post
Office, and at al earlier hour al the sub-staticns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

PRoMoTIoN OF SERGEANT WrLLs.-Yesterdsy,
Sergeant Nathaniel Wells, who for the last two
years has had charge Of the Broadway Squad, much
70 the satisfaction of :he public, was promoted to
Captancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

CENTRAL PARK CONCERT. The Central Park
Commissioners announce that there Will he music at
the Central Pork on tie Mall this afternoon, az
o'clock by the Central Park Band under the leader
ship of ii. b. Dodworih if the weather is fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

DEATu ~ CANA soldier named Nelson Bald
win tng Gel Conks regiment, died sudd~ny IN Li'
buasy psht Of nts 10 which b- hid been subject
Dcces.ed about ~ Of hs only /, ~ tue
BooIiyn lth Regiment Al inquest held oy coroner
l-s-uiau, aid verdict in accordance with tho iscs
rulrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
NEW.JERKEY ITEMS.

OvERBoARp.-l,sst evening an agtd man, Ger
man l ovsfb the Jerssy Cry Terry boat II
eu.us the zip the Newly rIk .iee lie res,sed with
aiicuty BY tho icIry bsnas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Hugh Galliper agt. Geo,ge pieaer.-On the !,


Hugh Galliger agt. George PleHer.-On the ray.
usut Of $50 and 10 Of motion defendant che
entered herein 10 be ed ADD the action dscDn-
taued AID settled such pas ent to DO made within nv.
dsys
Grave, sst Lynch Order grsnted.
CONIRDERATE COkT15CATtOs-THE TROUBLES % A
TEXAs nERCHAsT.
Garrett 7. erhune ~ WIN II. Mia
The plaintiff, III April, 1861, was II merchant
doing Oav-Snu tens nat owing to tho dihcul.
excite fcl0win s fall 81 Fort Sant-T aud tho
hD-tiitIsr ho concluded II BEST t. leave
country oLS upon secured the Services II tne de-
fndsu shc charge nfd dy Of he stock Il good,
yau.d by hi sJvi L. allie I'd tbst the defendant
hs lake the gOo1s clerk 81 ierhune.
sell them bic aud 81 the net proceeds vi tho
sole u the goods t. retain 80 per month
IL parsusuce u thi. Mills entered upon The 81
cbge o his duli-s piocerded sell he goods bat he
Lent be wa compel ii snip them San An onia that he
~en hn do not succeed IN dposing of s.1d and
coDhsca cd 10y tue 1opiedr n h. DC obrf
D-,dBnt also sirgs that lie ,uecred.d n ,rying J0o
worm .i POI tinss' "Ach he spp.d board vessel
vticn Nils arrested aid hed te bail an tho .urn Of
$500
I.s now spp'es for bis discharge from arrest, on The
gp"e0 That h~ oo..d Of he of the good. not H.
c" - The toi "aefhte enici- 10
sa ~ LtJ 4 t@s.s lor sseiy aud prute. AGrf hea
20 nse TIE Count d. led he ,Dion for di.cbatxe Dat
reoUred deirHdan . Sa.i 10 = 900
"inien' Little IT, "f n'odoni d. w. BSio, oppos.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
iAdverti.ein.utI

BARfUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE REGULAR DKAsArIc ssAsos
at this establishment
OrESs MoxpAr sYIr, ssrrs,
with he
RosANrft DRAM THEEg PtRTr.
rom ID. French 81 NJ. Eugene Gr4ngr, entitled
CLAUDE MARCkI. n THE lDf0T on TARBHs,
With large talented Company, New seeIey, rIoper,ie'
CoslaInes &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Opening orA CHrRcu.-rhe church edifce cor
uer of Err sud South thd Jes,y CITY which wa-
-cet, purchased the Scotch Pehy rrisn Socioy viii
be opened for public ~orshp Sunday. the lth iast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

CVUUfN ILhI TT w n ~
evening unknown man. passenger board the .t.sr
NeHor for Albany died suddenly just az tie oo-f
Oh ui to the dock Some letters found the
Of dec. directed James iosfoId No. City hall
piece and a small synI OF money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
A1trofn EnprzzLrug,r -Yes,orday, George

ALLEGED EhBfz2LfGENI -icspfOsy, teo'H'
W. V,d- aue.t.d snd tssa before iu.t Bs-"n."
chas seo with emb zzhpg a. the properly q NJ Obcri
IOdJ No "a Br,Alwsy. IL the prisoner. who
Mr. Todds service had ben sent i' ts Me
,opohtsn depott the .sd amount o. beh ~ 81 ha
but failed do lilo committed for further eI-
amin Alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

THE DAKoTAB MISSIONARIES SaTE.-Letters
have been received at the Missionary House which
state that all tie Missionaries of the American Boa d
among the Dakotah Tor Sioux Indians have escaped,
though with tie loss Of nesry ali their property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

Ifyou want TO learn what you can do best, and
how 10 make tho u yonr..f careful PhsrFoL"G
IoAL EXAMINATION at owLEk WELLs's, J3 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
Acknowledgement.
J.er nav on GIN. Tom TWMB AND Con.
IAdxtrtlsenrpt.l

NuTr At BAKsUxr MUsgus.fhey 70 to Boston tonight,
90 you would them, must 20 II to-day See sd'ci'
ii.eLnent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
MAKE A NOTE OF 1T.
THE SCARLET FLOWbhi
W Tho -,
TOKEN OF LOVE. fAl I'll AND DEAIh,
Fl 81 from the peu u

W Tho
TOKEN OF LOVE. fAl III AND DEAih'
Ftsn from the pru u
ROE EGG N, ~.
,,,he, Of The Flower OF the Flock" Love Nc Lave ~
Sot, he " vulsr Of hlngswood Chase. az -.
IA. Marble Heat A., VIII De eon''husa 'AN' "
uIo1oe.) IA ~,,,px,
THE SUNDAY MEI.CUhf
TOMORROW
v.I. ..,x.,,sce Of he muititudes who were urAos
TOT VOC 49, of Ia, SUNDAY MERCURY 81 ln' =
H. co,.rln.nc- Of boa the h'I ,ee', d. a y s 40
=. ~ ,an,ei py he ovrr~ helming Den a'i 'ne .s
W. 49, ~ trr .t,,y Ia The form Of an ahss " l''''
80 in, Of in.ei-.,. viii be pub'h'di liza the
GREAT SUNDAY JOUitSAD
TOM JRROW.
. .vh ..,sr.l new chapters ~ conlinua. on
'to' AN lMMhSSE EDITION .,s.h.
,il b.. printed Of tc.mon"~'. p.p-i the po"e. ~
, ,,r.. OF tue rstAbl-nfurn WA be in opefsson
/, M l.furday a. suncsy The phOnc 81, So, al no
-. IN. IA. n.i.r schn- "a motion. ! clirntiv All
STrNnAy MFRCUKY /. n,ay TWICE TnAh Vf "a
ms SUNDAY kNfOhARicS toMbi'ntS sppor
The protr.~tors arc prepared 20 verify whichever Wv
tuuity |. AtfOl led tLeGi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

The New-York Csedonan Club announce t',en
sixth annual games 81 Jones's Wood, for Wednesday
uaxt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
EEkFECT FROM THE BEGINNING
PIERCE tGAE'5 GRAND STORY.
THE SCARLET FLOWER,
TOKEN OF LOVE. FAITH. AND DEATH,
COSIfsUED IN rag
SUNDAY MERCURY
TO-MOhkOW.

Unable supply The Immense demand FOR The SUNDAY
MEAGURi o last Snnd.y containing he onen ing ohspsr
of tins powerful aid ihn Ing ROMANCE or Hs OLDEy
TINE t- propri.tar- the 0r~a Sunday hoyspsper
REfRODCjh THEN II iO-MJRAOW'S Efl1iO., ia
a oond-nsrd form sO :b+t tie story may he COMMENCED
in TO-MDRhOM'S Ia >Ur, WITH cleer AID thoroszh
ilsi. into inroducory portion. 1hOse Do de
appointed s-t surday ~ secufisg the zee POPULAR
AEW 5PAPER or iHB DAY. wiIl there obtsin TWO
INSrALLMESl g.. Of Of PEACE tGAN3
snd wonder NJ production in their SUNDAY
GEhCURY of TO MORROW
The interest ofins &C RLEr FLOWER" dscpens wsH
every cl.p and be ~lcb The re- der 1lTs.
dur,d ihr Prpsre, II the .,osg e1teogDary m s
nature -neiy out OF ~" range ~ comm ,ce heou,
tlat s- passing eIaJ into tie society Of iwo AIcreS
wears a.o AID uigsi Snh ~. oesiy elGs and wiis eI
crg-nts rv,d Passionate is.s 81 Love, Inssa
Jealousy. up. riioG sIi Chine. Like some noYlsS
th aoDteriu
tIrouks vari Of - development. sI AkEs
hold al TIRE h. ssns,i2n and the seHses, Is
.Id the tnsir. go
In SUNDAY AEACURY-throush which the public q
this country .cquaiDted Win iiis Ea'seos
vort bas now nearly - --...x .....
TWICE IHE AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
II ALLTHE OfdkksUNDAN LWSPAPEts PRINTED
IN SEN-l ORR ana therefore pi-.rn,s say-nteges 70 Nd
y.rt.-r. uh..L Combined issues cannot snofd 10
ana yo~ -rfu sislpioh lightning pres kept running
from p "a day sunday, ard ia oToei 70 gw
Ito tuo.ic a. id.s . tbs SUNDAY NERCt AVS RIAL
CIRCULATION the PIE, loom is sept oPen DUNG working
naa-. the me essp.buleDt aisdys Sss
bic ~ de ir- ocular proof OF the weekly sales
the MOST COMPLETE SUNDAY JOURNAL PUB-
Li~UED ~ AMEkI,A-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

,;ons were received from agents and Others,
showing the CONTINUED supply of SOLDIER, prs-
ouers Of war, and hospitals, with particular
statement Of VstnbuiJos; from the Rev. Dr..
Baird ard Ca'oybfil, Secretari,e of the American
sud Foreign Christian Union, III regard &c the work
If thal so'e'y In Iay, and asking aid in circulating
the Scriptures IL that country, in m lbe Rev. l.. :.
Jacoby, Bremen Germany, sending inll account OF
unds rec wed by him from rs society tor Bli lie
work in Germany; from the Rev. nr. Schauni r.,
Cons.antinople, respecting the translation OF 'he
Bible into the Tu,kish language from the Rev.
Isaac c. Bliss, ConssninopIe, With very encourage
log account of the distribution Of tia Scriptures IN
Egypt, and the good effect Of the Billie Ia Bgg MA
and another from the gentleman, asking author
ity to PRINT vowel ed ton Of he Psalms n Arabic,
and 10 elec,rotyping Il royal svo. Testament u,
the same language at the Bible House. Grania OF
books were made to tire American MisssonaFy 80
ciety for colofed pertons at Fortress Monroe; 5oco
tesumenis for volunteers in Vic nsn; ,5o, IN
English and German for sOldiers and uris"ners OF
war in OHIO; 1000 tor soldiers 10 Kentucky; blOles
AID lestaIDents for hospitals Oh Ddvids ioiand also
10 the general hospliI at ilsrper's Ferry, and sev
er,l Others of smaller amounts with SUD III funds 10
the American and Foreign Christian Union. Tor i' IT
bible WORK in Italy. Resolutions were adopted ~
regard 10 the dece.sc Of the Rev. DIR. Brigham, and
some approprate and touchirg remarks made; ana
committee war appointed 10 Graft resolutions IL re-
gard 10 The death OF the Hoo. Il. A. Newton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

The reason the captains of the bark f. +. Chaoe
and brig Prentiss IL obbs made no mrnioiof the re-
port Of The Rebel steamer being IN Marnzas when
they sailed IL that they were NO requested by the
Uned STATES Consul until after they had forw aried
their dispatches 70 Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
OBsEeurs OF CIV. KEARSEY.-The funeral Of
Aa Gen. Philip Kesrney vii take place this after
noon at Trinity Church. The following order has
been Issued by M. Gen. Sanford:
HsADouARTkRs slRsr DIVISION N NO,


kRw-foEK, sept 5, 1862
SPyoAL ORDERS No 2The Remains II the late gallant
md smenied MAJ Gen Philip KeaI1-y, who fell while in
The command of his division the battle OF Ch-ui y will
be inferred IN Trinity Ctarchyard tomorrow Sern the
osh
The Ssh Re gmeht Col Burger and the 9th Regiment
Vsrsn will parade fune al und.i the nd Of
Big Hail. and will the procession tie Jer.ry
CITY Ferry foot Of Coortlsndt street. "a oeock
proceed om with the rem.ns 10 the Trinity Church
yss& n 50,
Brosdwsy. ~ l! "elork
The officers Of Tie dyisiou not duty nv 70
bic uniform. With the nsnsl badges Of the
Cty Hall at o'clock m to sni 9Th the procession
By order Of MAJ Gen SANDFORD.
W. Z. fOwgsESD A. %. C.
There will be q fall choral service on the occa
sion, at the Chureh, end funeral march composed
by c. j. Hopkins, will be performed at the concu-
sion Of the religious exercises. The remains will be
Inferred in the iamly vault in Trinity Churchyard.
We have been requested by Col. Lefierts TO give
publicity TO the following notice:
SEVENTH REGHEsr. Sept s 1862.
The order for parsds the reua of
MAORI Gen. kesruey 10 h. reby cuDt-rusnced &r1ng
having beer ns ie by hsjoi-G-n. Sr md ord.
MARSHALL LEtFkklS, Col Com. 7.h Rst.
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NNtINVkT.-A nun z IT THIutu BIHTHHIVl NUT
ued, one Of iho.e the a ~ on~ug around The Jrr-,y
Chy ot sd catching idr upon The had h.r foot
cfshri Thursdsy evening by fshnE om toe PLATFORM OF
Central by wtb the wheel pass"t over II
She enVytd the no,ral wBeIe All anpussIon va
pei To- pIrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

SOLDIERS BURIED IN Cypress HILLS CfhITEhf
DURIsG WEEK AUGUST -, lst2-Gaspard Frosssrg
"a Mich; VIM. G. \. Skelly, 6|ta obioi John Gun
In. la Pa. Art; johnson Harnan Go. /, 93i Pa 4;
Henry Blunt, Terrence RJddy, co. ID, "a ";
Ooiucy r. Iiurron; Patrick Waters, James +. VII
s, u, Co. c, sth Ill. Cav. William Morris. Go. IL,
ga OHIO; lawrence Wraukle, Co. G, 10Th \. \ .;
Sherman n. Warner, John Murphy, Co. r, olst
\. y; CHARLES latkens, Sergeant; ;. ~. LYMAN
Co. H. 62d N. Y; John A. YI,ler, G. ". Rouse. Co.
c, ~ Pa; Andr j. Bebout, Go. g, Ga Ono;
Martln l.. Brown; VIM. IL. Garrison, Co. l., 6s'b
n. y. S. "; G. w. Pets, Co. ID, llth Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
Nrw-YoRK VoLuETtRE SpbotoNs'-Our dispatoh
from Washington yesterday morning cont -.ped the
fsllGyrpr EN-:
6fsaissAL or yoLus1rrR suRoross.


The sUrseon0en.ral he' ert e",y over 2,e volunteer
surgeons To- do duty L. the Washing
bon hospitals snd ~ere she 'nes oouo cut snd
battlefield They all have their return usnspOf
tation patio by tie Government.
So fur az the surgeons " no went from this city
concerned, the statement that they objected to per-
form any duty which required Of them, like the
axperson upon our militia regiments 10 wholly With.
ont foundation. The facts these: Last Sunday.
h pursuance Of a dnpatch received from the Secre-
tary of War, Mayor Opdyke called upon a number
Of leading surgeOss to proceed forthwith 70 he
Capital TO take charge Of the wounded Of the late
battles. Forty Of the number responded promptly 10
the call and starred by tie first trnin some Of them not
taking time get their dinners. Upon their arrival
10 Washington, on Monday morning, the Surgeon
General, Brig. Gen. Hammond, placed the Capitol
In their charge, whereupOn they divided the COM
DaDy into four several stalls Of ten members each.
who parceled out The building and proceeded TO
place thou,and beds IN the various wards This
done, they waited patiently tie arrival Of tie wound
I'd 5eroes, but none cane. On Thursday nOrnin,
lsst, runor had it that the goOdy company Of knights
Of the scapel from the Saie of Penney vania-Gf
hundred in nuuber-had been incontneDtly ordered
"a, whereupoD the gentlemen from this city nd
gaeiousy took the hint and reached home yesterday
morning. TLey did this the readily because u
iSc' had leaked out from official thai there
were actually three thousand g. 900 coupled beds
IN The hospitals already IN operation. Taken alto.
geer, lhie draft Of thousands OF surgeons from the
northern States Is about upon par with the call for
@oops On tine occasion OF the "big scare" IL wouId
not hay- been easy 70 bit upon device which would
have stricken 'uch widespread terror into he hearts
OF The loyal families Of the country especially III ali
Trustworthy Information from the army war saa-
pressed. La the naDe of ~ able aud devoted a BODY
d pr icssonal men as any in the world, we protest
against the injustice OF sending out Islander IN o.
dor 70 hide the weakness and folly Of anybody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
sURROGATE'S COURT-strT. 5-Eefor, IN, Hon C,..
Y. DAILY Acunx Surrogate.

Wild TO
The following wills nave beeu admitted 10 pro-
bate: Eliza Purcell. Mary Vaudeville, Moss j. Jackson
Giles bushnell Eugene bpe Wheaton bisoish Robert Dsly
BE Dhep Lynn Asa WV. Whitney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

No. "a CAamber, street., Sept. 5. 1862.