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, 1862-08-25
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED ,-...Aue. @.
schr lansing. Tat, Bay City, asg M lumber.
ber,
schr Oliver culver. Brenton, Buffalo, ii0 N iuu-
beT, 12s tong coal. i
Sch. Athenian, sonerEille: Bnato, 1901 tona coal.
schr Gomet, Stewart, Bufin. 10 tons coai.
Brig Empire State, Martin, Euffalo l75 tons coal.
Bttg Rozcluz; @ blackbuT9, BRffa1o, 100 N lumber,
Prop Acme, pathway. Bufaa 10. sundrIes.
Prfp Potomac, Gebhard Buffalo, eundries.
BARK GItF q but1alo BanerA Buffalo, 164 tons coal
Schr II 4 Richmond, Tho4bas, Buffalo, 750 brla
Fa1t-
Sehz X Martin, Trotter. Buffalo,
ties ..-
sch1 Wm + Allen. boyle. Kingston, 1,s5o brls salt
Scbr Corinthian, Hinman. Port Colborue.
schr Clipper City. Ingezson, sarnia, soy r ties,
IS ccs wood
Prep Antelope, Dntlin. Colliugwood, suudrles.
Prop Kenosha, Lacy, Goderfcf1.
Prop Nineara. TIaysree; sarnia> 50 eds wood.
Bark s 4 Marsh, james Kinsstoa.
schr advent. Griffith, Sheboygan, IS eds wood.
harS, 81 ctls wood. ~
sebr Sophia Smith, Batlcr. Buialo. 1000 b1Is salt.
schr iatcrnatioua1. Sullivan. Buiiaio % 2Sm inmber.
Brig Banner. Ste5bius. BatTaio. 40l tons coal.
Brig Mariner, kits, Cleveland. 4ay tons coal
cHr mton ~ ty 70 '9as pa ga lin
~ ber. ~1@'''S4@'1' ''''' "f''' ''' - -''''A
Bark Waverlv, Bundy, Bsy City, as) N lnm5er,
schf Go@meneemen'' lon fanoes' Holland 6o N ldu-
schr Ente1orise, Stc Peterson. w11k5n=oas Pier. -
sch, eeTGs eTas wTpd; 2d-onsor crona uora AZ .-a,
0'nf Waod.' eaaI' 1iompfon' of2na ha'sn' 90 cosos
schr San ;Iactnto- Ress Bnfr.1o soo co,,7z vood
'en' Hencu bes 81 n 9at Ho0s''' MasSeson' 1' III in-
c.h- pni.at+ ~ - tHta. 4. <,..,. .,,,
shr ta 1ss M eas wo6a
sehr Eeae4 chidn s Buao s' '0n7 coal
posts. 81 Cd Wood cod" 1'A' o'o'' ''A'' ee'AN
Brig Andes, iesn rhaneuf; Bav CITY, $50 m lumber
Schr Ellen Pike. O=ier. Ealamazooa III c5s wnnd
bark Eco r Roberts. NeIa1n. Part SheIt1o,, IN I'd.
Bark Geo tn; sherman' ng ma Csc. as Buffalo
Bark A5.n1e.on SMITH Mauistee IT. m 1nm5ar
Schr tempest. T iIlIans. Grcen Ray lis m lumber
so n Sath NA-sA' '>"'' '-' -
Sloop Peach, T5ovr. St Jo5enh e m staYes
scow Laurel, Patterson. Pier Cove 10 a lnmber
schr Sea sssr, Mig55, W6ite Lake, lao railroad
sc7;r ,es n9aI,ar,,an ,onne1 White Take m, rail.
1@'4A A-.e.. -5 go a1o7 @o1 " law A' - wv ~
sc, Hosd ssaast neea s,st,a nfnakeeon % N 1nnh,-
sehr SPsed Esed RsE Goye s. eds weod
Seht aa5 W. 'o"'A'o Ae"AA' =" wa ""o''
eoh- cSnsnaie 20 eas naiF, E,.-,7a ,,17want-pe
gu Shaa. W,.tsou NJ Trn Hge-a an,d-iaa
sei Str Sha-1e1 H;hhaTG f.nrlee Pat Wash;nrtnn
een1 I.at5s ~ ~ 1sno5
sc,,v SforTn S4aiiosv White River AZ m 1nm1,er
S,s Som T,tree1 Trrhracbt Gl1on1' e ~ ~. ned
eco" TEMPEST, I'apieen4, to'ons' ID e'1s "''u'
rE.pFn a,,,.+ ~
,,7,. f,a.a e,.anco Hnt7,1o 20 ~, hu -too+
1;a oo R,ar W. " ~ ~ ~
senf 1e-iis Doon' oot's7''' Do''lo' 1''e"o p't
YHss1a Eoa .4,ae-.,, s,c1o, f,od.,,,t "a
echf wSsat - H. 'oo III
, 1862-08-25
Direction with Regard to Exemp-
1l0QA.

HARRISBURG, Aug. 21,-By orders received
from the war department, Surgeon Central
Smith is directed to instruct surgeons to ex-
anime persons claiming exemptions With re-
ierence to their ability to fight aud do other
claiming exemptions on account Of various
disorders will stand but q poor chance. Sur
geoos will be at once selected for the various
counties, and sworn to perform their duties
wlthout fear O. fagor. No certificates Of ply
slGlans I or afndasits Of disease By persons
surgeons.
, 1862-08-25
Ohio Euion Nominations
4 Timely Order on Surprises and Sur-
renders.

MACON CIT, Mo-, Aug. 22.-The Following
is an extract from general order issued bY
Gen. Morrr]l, governing the movements Of
troops in this division: "Any official in this
disisluu who permits his conarnand to be sur
prised, or who, while he has q round of am
mand 10 the he enemy sagnos5 Vii n Be- fGn, FLA
for neglect Of du.y and cowarli:e, and
will, It found guilty, be sho. in aceordarce
with the articles OF war: 4 surprise is never
excusaple, and therv can be no palliation 1or
an of nse SO grave as the neglect Of duty,
which alone can make 1t possible. 4 sur
reEdcr is Only excusable whea there are no
longer any defenders, or means OF defense, or
when there is no possible chance OF hope Of
cutting through the enemy, and then the
true soldier Hil strike one blow for honor,
however hopeless Of yictory''
, 1862-08-25
1ettt ment in the Sandy Val1ey--5.t 900
Rebels Under Humphrey Marshall
COMING

IFTom The Catletsbufgh1 1ky,] Advocate, atet.l
On Wednesday evening Quartermaster Kiss
tnger, With small squad Of cavalry. arrived
are but short distance behind them, making
their way down Sandy. The rebels report
their number st $, 600, but It Is believed by
many citizens in the Valley that their number
does not exceed 8, 900.
Col. Cranor sent Tor reiuforcements more
than q week ago. One regiment was expected
to a.rive last evening. The forces, together
With what home guards can be got together,
will probably be sufficient to check the ad-
vance Of the rebels.
It is more than probable We will have a
tight to report In our next issue, unless the
enemy succeeds n reachipg this place, in
which event we will probably have to mold
our type into bullets.
, 1862-08-25

ARH- D August y
Poland, Lasa1le, o0o bu corn, 1871 BIZ rye, 634 bu
wheat
Carrier, LaSalle. 5,1S4 bn corn-
ari0p, Seneca {, ,0s'O b1l coru.
Planet, LaSalle, L 4:a br1s -four
Africa, LaSalle, '93 br1s Il anr, 1900 bu wheat
Lcckport LocEpprt. s. .2td bu cnrn.
Clyde. senecia. 500 bu corr 50 hu rye.
Gibraltar, Lasluc, S 5.G hu corn.
Gladiator. Ottawa. $500 bu corn
Aleo1a, 1asa1le, s. +1G0 bn corn. 10 5u ryo-
Otta1Sa. Ottawa. 5QtU bn com.
M N Mefriane, Morris. 5000 bH com.
Mara, kankekee, 9, 400 hu corn.
Stars and Stripes LaSaiie 55Q O bu com, % bu ryc
$50 tn wheat.
1anthe, DuPage, 4,soo bu corn, 800 bu re.
CLEARED. ...-.... Aug. %.
L Campbell, Lasal1e, $4,000 os ealt,
| Gen Mcclellan, LaSa?le-
| Nile, ItaSalie.
! Wing and Wing, LaSal!e.
| ] P ChApin. LaSalle, 81 GEO fbs iarI
| Antelope, LaSllIe. 1901 b1ls sa1t.
HaWles. LaSa!1e, ,9c0 It lumber 153 b.15 sail
I Sunshine, Lasaile.
| Cushman, Ottawa. IS brI5 salt.
| Prairie Queen, Ottawa.
| Ottawa, Ottawa.
Marion. Ottawa
G1adiator, Ottawa. 1924 # lumber, sI9 cedar
posts
6 L Taylor, Joliet.
| Lockport, LocEport.
, 1862-08-25

worn md the maggot. Not even the carbon |
fy skins its surface. Combine all the filthy |
substancee you can conceive, and you cannot !
outdo 1t, Make broth Of assafetida, pole
cate, buxzards, foads, the vilest weeds of the
swamp and the rankest nondescripts of the
nost ma1arious bogs and stn1, the North
Branch, at this:point, would carry off the first
prize: -
We p1owed our way TO W1ckers distil-
leries. Here the slops are partially kept from
the river by embankments. Their very con-
fnement, however, increases the stencil. This
lagoon Of slopB. perhaps an acre in extent,
has an outlet about eight inches wide, but the
thick adhesive character of the compound
prevents any very rapid current. Conse"
quent1y, the sickening stuff, Of unmeasured
depth, lies there rotting and ferment-
ing in the sun. Pasaed these distll-
le1ies, and delayed at Clybourne avenue
bridge by the tender, who was taking his
siesta some distance of, we passed up to
Nickerson's distileries, the head Of North
Branch navigation, and disembarked- The
stables connected with these dis:i1leries are OF
recent date, and hence comparatively clean.
It Was at first q mystery where the 61ops
were e1nptied. 4 tour Of investigation, how
ever, soon Developed in grove hard By a
| lake Of elop5 nallcd in with dam. Several
! other dams with an extra letter en-
| sued,-the result Of the discovery. The com
| paDy gazed and fled. The chemist ID the mean
time kept On up to the Milwaukee Railroad
bridge, ana1} zed o specimen Of the wafer and
found it nearly pure. There are no distl11erles
| above Nickerson's.
| Tie North Branch voyage was ended, The
party re embarked, and as rapidly IS possible
| plowed their way back through the corup-
| ton, and then made the tour OF the South
Branch. From Lake Street bridge to Monroe
street the water is impure, but by no means
| equal to that Of the North Branch At the
Gas Works the surface Of the water is covered
with coaa tar, and the water has q gassy smell,
bnt not unpleasant in comparison With the
stencil Of the other branch. From Monroe
| street to at least mile west Of Bridgeport the
river is pure, aud there is no smell arising
from the water.
The party reached Clark street bridge at SIX
O'Clock perfectly satisfied with their trip. The
ab rye facts, seemingly highly colored per.
haps, are not exaggeratioDs. The stencil and
filth may be appreciated BY sight. and smell,
certainly not by description. We have no
comments to make. The Council have seen
and emelt the North Branch. Nov, what will
they do with it?
, 1862-08-25

SATURDAY EVENING, August "a, 1852.
FREIGHTS-Du1l ind &c lower. The engage
me1ts were as fonows:-To Krgston echr Tleo-
dore Perry, wheat, at 9c-N. T. e3ch bark Hun
Earian, corr at 9c--N.Y. exch- To Oswego-ech1s
Florence and j. F. Tracy, wheat, ria Goderich. at
91kc. To Buffalo-prop Acme, and brig William
Treat corn, at &c; prop Potomac and two other
pzopellers mot naned), wheat, at Axe
FLOUR-Rsceiyed,5 1883 brls; shipped, 4 ,2s3 hsls.
Market flat and dropping. sales-s0 brls Bun
ker Hill white winter ut $3.50; 81 brls Central
City, at *555; 80 bris ii Blaff City winter super
at 50 s5; 100 b1ls Mount Carroll at 81 60; Is
brls IS 'Maconpinr at s465; 40 brls "Gil1ctt s.
Kinds" at f4t5; 100 brls ''Slnlth Mills'' at
s455. ....
NlEAT-Received, 1851 bu; shipped, 1886
br. Market for winter 1896 higher. Spring
wheat advanced 1H92e. Sa1es :-WnrER- bu
No White In store at 81 o.; 500 bu No Red in
store at $1C4 16 Geo bu No Red in store at 9sc;
AGO. bu do at a84c; ZOO bu do at 98Hc; $500 bu
do at s9c 4Co1 bu do {sn lott at 90; Il, 600
bu Rejected Bed in store at SOC. SPRIEG-3,010 bu
NJ Spring in store at s3c; 1900 bu do at 93Hc;
200 hu do at Sic; 1850 bu do at 9i4c; s. 500 bu
do at 9iHc; G,Gc0 bu do at 95c; 400 bu No2 Spring
in store st soc $500 bu do at sac; 1ooe0 bu do at
Sc; 25jG ba Rejected Spring III eto1c at 13c 40
bn 90 al. s1c; 40 bu do at &c; 4go bu du at 1ac;
400 bu do at T5c.
CORN-Received, 194,sl9 bu; shipped, 13.75
bu. Ma1ket steady. Sales-5oo bu River High
Mixed aao.t at ss15e; 1o.otobu River Mixed atioat
at S7c; 5(00 bu Rejected aaoss ot 3J14c; a., COO
bu Mixed In store at 3S54c; 5000 bu do at 35ilc
| $500 tn do At 3sc; 2,Oc0 bu short receipts
at 35Ec: e4oo0 bu Rejected IN store at Soc; 5000
bu Go at &c; 600 bu do at 2sc; 1,5eo hu Yellow
in store at $50; 4c0 bu White in store at 39c.
OATS-Reeeived, $50 bui shipped, none.
Scarce ard &c per bu higher. sales-2.5oo bu No
in store at s6c; e,cn0 bu do at s5Ac; 3,oc0 bn do
at s6kc; &C bags at 39c On track.
RYERcceiyed, 1919 bu. Market 3GD1c lower.
Salee5Cl0 bn in store at 49c: 200 bn do at 49k
400 bu do at 494c; 1870 bu Rejected in store ut
| 44c; SEQ hu do at 43c-
BARLEY-scasce and nominal at 5n9Dsac.
HIGHWIEES Received, s65 bsls. Market firm.
| Sales, 2c0 brls at 29Hc.
MESS PORK-h good demsnd and fr1u- Sales,
| 80 brls city at $40.
| LARD-scarce and firm at Sc for prime Leaf.
TALLOW-5Q hrls city at eMc. ..
| TIMOTHY SE2D.--a4 bags new crop at $l6o.
BUTTER go d1kina good in one lot at 10hc.
SUGARS-Ffrm sad unchanged.
, 1862-08-25

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22d-Rear Admiral
Asylum in this city, died this morning.
, 1862-08-25
NeR York Stock and Honey Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK, August 2s, 1861.
First Boa7d-Stocks lower at the board; but
since ritter

kosEF-large supply aud easy; s@4 per cent.
on gold and 496 per cens. for strictly prime pa
bankers bills. American gold opened steady at
154G1s5s, and closed firm at i5:l per CENT. p.e1n:
stocka 6rm 9. $, 6's OF 1sst:at 1o0149101; $40
Treasury notes at 104HG5fD4H.
, 1862-08-25

E70VND-A Silver Watch Tha
IT. rvner can have the same by proving property
%" "sn9stsS33t 125 Lake street.
, 1862-08-25

q. s. HOSPITAL Rev. E.. B. TuttIe
las, We learn, rendered to the Government at
Washington the frs. story OF his church. for
flee use as q hospital. It will accommodate
frcn one hundred and fifty to two hundred
beds. a part Of the basement, which is sew
eral feet above the ground, and well ventilated,
has been In use for some time IS lodging
room for soldiers aud waEfaeing men.
, 1862-08-25
pBuy wall paper Of Chase & Co.. wholesale
and retail, 1C9 Randolph street.. aus5-1m-

and Tetai1t 1C9 Randolph street.. aus5im
~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics.
and Artillery Practice. By the War Department;
Mnetez Rolls, Zouase Drill 3oung Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, Tor sale BY P. T.
Sherlock. 112 Dearborn street. aug1417t
E Cook & McLaiu syeam DFe7a aud scourerr, IS
Dearborn and 10 s. Clark streeta clean eud dye
Iades and gentlemens clothes in the best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established house IN the city.
aGRu % Dunlop, Eewel1 q E9Falding tn Printing.
unv1f- -h4a1IY
, 1862-08-25
How a Chicago Times secess1onfat
EAmH to Grief.

How a Chicago Times secess1onfat
Came to Grief.
inree ug1y customers, one of whom was
recognized IS an esnpzoye Of the Chicago Times,
who has not yet Joined his phala1 in tbs psn-
itentiary. saantered into the livery stable Of
William Patrick, esq, corner Of state aud
Adams streets, last evening. lIr. Patrick, the
Proprietor, Was not in his Office, having left
his brother In charge while he should 70 to
tea. To this gentleman the Times man, who
acted as ringleader for the occasion, proceed
ed to address some offensive political largoa,
concluding with request to be Informed
whether Mr. 2. was an administration man
and whether he Wits in favor Of the waz. Mr,
Patrick replied that he was an administration
man and was decidedly in favor of the war.
The Ifnes gent thereupon observed that It
was id abolition War, that the South WAS
right, and that nobody should put a paddock
on his mouth. Mr. Patrick told him that he
couldn't repeat that remark safely in lis Office.
The fellow did repeat it. Mr.. Patrick then
roEe-and told him either to 60 ont Of doors or
instantly " dry up" The fellow repeated it
again, and the next moment found himself
spraw1iDg Oh the floor, and bleeding profnsely
at the mouth, where Alr. Patrick's Est had
met his last remark before It was quite fin-
ished. His tTo pals, Hh3 are supposed to
belong also to the Times gang, then made q
rush at Mr. Patrick, who met them half way,
and knocked them both down. Number one
gathered himself as soon Rs possible, and was
! coming to the aid Of his prostrate friends,
oF1 f. D,$~ II.
, 1862-08-25
| TRooPs.-There are now at Camp Douglas
| and vicinity 4 ,081 troops.

HA Lake street BooE-keeper {single) desires
board by Sept 1es in apriyate family [south Side
pfeferzed) where he may feel at home. Neither
drinks, smokes nor chews, and prefers to spend
evenings at home particularly # privileged to
jog music and coed reading masetial. Please ad-
dress Immediately, Stating location, meal hours,
terms with or without diuner), &c, "Boa d. ~
Post Office drawer 5967. References exchanged.
au24-1t.
, 1862-08-25

DROKE LOOSE-A so1rei Horse,
L heavy but t, large fass white MIXED tosi tait.
Bcar in cpntye Of rjghtI ostrIl. Had on wAsn rHh ~
old caTalry saddle ard saddle blanket I'LL e70 @oa
pAseA s1'P1' q noeAa' JOSEPH SCoTE,
aua9 tE1ss Cor Michigan Az auo IEet{tn IT.
, 1862-08-25

SEVEN SISTERS.
CROWDED HOUSES, EVERY NIGHT.
1t twrl be continued this week with
N T. w S O N q s.
Additional Movements in the MARCH and DRILL.
Twenty-Five Female Xouaves,
NEW JOKES AND QUEER SAYINGS,
4 SHOWER OF GOLD.
Will be added to the last great scene.
TIE BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY,
, 1862-08-25

q The special attention of members Of
the first Board Of Trade regiment is called to
Capt. Curtis advertisement, published else
where,
, 1862-08-25
4 CHICAGO MAN In TROUBLE a. Hatcb,
a resident of this city, was arrested at Fond
du Lac, on Friday, for burglary.

For THE WAK.-see Colby, Farwe11 & Co.'s
advertisement for blue cloths, for officers uni
forms, Just received.
, 1862-08-25

N1oViCKER'S THEAris#
1sA Madison street between STATE and Dea-ho1n.
j. II. MCFlEkEt&, sole Owucr 1nd ManaTer.
& r E A L H I T
, 1862-08-25

SANITARY SUPPLIES GONG FORWARD
The Sanitary Commission OF this city shipped
thirty-siA boxes of hospital supplies to Cairo
On Saturday last.
, 1862-08-25

FAIR AT BRYAN HALL4--A Ladies' Fair will
be held at Bryan Hall on Monday, having ia
view the presentation Of q magnificent stand
OF colors to the Railroad Regiment.
, 1862-08-25

For THE SEVENTY -sEcoSD.-J. L. Hay
ward, sut1er Of the 72d or First Board Of
Trade Regiment, leaves this city for the quar-
tiers OF the regiment on Monday evening All
the friends or relatives Of officers Or privates
in the regiment having packages to send, will
leave them as early as possible, properly ad-
dressed, at the international Saloon, Couch
Place, between Clark and Dearborn streets.
, 1862-08-25

THAsKs.-We are requested by Capt. James,
of the scripps Guard, to express, in behalf OF
his company, their heartfelt Acknowledgements
to Mr. Parmalee, Superintendent Of the City
Railway Company, for his liberality in furnish
ing the necessary cars, free Of charge, to carry
the entire company from camp to the city and
back, on the occasion Of the entertainment
given to them By Nj. and Mrs. scripps. Taey
hope that patriotic citizens will remember
this act Of 1iberality.
, 1862-08-25

TRAINS LATE SPEEcH.-John R. Walsh,
corner Of Madison street and Custom House
Place, has received q pamphlet containing
Archbishop Hughes recent sermon on the
"Duty Of Catholics" and George Francis
Trains speech On the. "Downfal Of Eng
1and.' Price ten cents.
, 1862-08-25

the seeondiweek..o their brilliant career at Nc
Vicser's theatre on Monday evening, when
many new features are to be introduced, in
c1uding q shower Of gold ip the last Scene.
The theatre has been crowded each evening
Of this piece, and will continue TO be so as
long as it is presented, The last scene aloue
Is worth the price Of admission, aud from the
different effects produced BY the lights 1t new
er appears two nights alike, but alWays bean-
tiful beyond description.
, 1862-08-25

Eol1iefs-prayfbg men, whose petitions would
daily ascend to Heaven in behalf Of them
selves, and the army in general, and the cause
in which they are engaged.
After thanking the Board Of Trade, the
Christian Association. and the citizens OF Chi
caeo generally for their kind attentions and as
sistanee in behalf OF the regiment, Col Wright
bid them an affectionate farewell. The band
then played the familiar air Of 'tAuld Lang
Syre," after which Rev. Henry Barnes, Chap
tain Of the 72d regiment, offered brief
and appropriate prayer. The regiment Ras
formed in marching order, and escorted by
the band, six companies from the 69st anu
T1s5 regiments, under command Of Adjutant
Beardsly Of the former, and large concourse
Of citizens, proceeded to the lake shore oppo-
site Camp Douglas, where special train on
tue Illinois Genital railroad was in readiness
to receive Them. This train consisted of fit-
teen passenger :oaches and FIVE freight cars.
After about an hour spens in loaaing tho
equipments, provisions, &c, and distributing
the men bY companies through the cars, the
order was given to start. The final "good-
hyes'' were hastily spoken; the last s'God
bless ycu's" trerlbling1y uttered; the parting
grasp Of friendly hands given, and then, amid
the wild burras of the soldiers and the un-
voiced prayers of those whom they we're leav-
ing, perhaps forever, the long train moved
slowly away, bearing to the battle field regi-
ment Of fighting men Of whom Caicage may
justly be p,nud-
Below will be found complete Roster Of
Of the 72nd regiment, which will be read With
interest by numerous friends of the brave men
who Coupcse it:
, 1862-08-25

TIE BOARD OF TRADE War CoM11rTEn
MEET1sGs.-on and alter Monday, August 25, 2255
the Board Of Trade War Committee will hold
their regular meetings in the Mercantile AS
sociation Rooms, corner Of State and Lake
streets every afternoon at o'clock, excepting
Sundays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lord Lyons, accompanied by the Secretary of the
Legation, the Hon. Edmund Munson, arrived from
Washington yesterday and engaged apartments at
the Brevoort House. During the afternoon Lord
Lyons was visited by Secretary Seward. They leave
to-day al noon on the Persia for England.
Secretary Seward arrived yesterday afternoon at
the Aston House, where he stepped until Z O'Clock
this morning. when he left for Washington.
Gov. L. ID. Morgan and Thurlow Weed from
Albany, the Right Rev. Bishop Hopkins, T. II. Can
field and lady and t. II. Hopkins Of Vermont are at
tie A5tor House.
Brigsdier-General O. A. Gilmore from Port
Royal Charles Purgold aud family and Madame
SENEGAL and daughter Of Port au Prince are at the
Nv erett House.
Col. r. Jarvis Of the L. S. Army, Rev. j. l. Bliss
Of Boston, Otis Tufts Of Boston, and J. Greenleaf
and lady OF Cambridge are al the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
MAJOR Douglas, J. Young aud j. G. Crump of
Montreal pre- at the Clarendon Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

,ha enemy and fe.aken by our troops ne came s,h
Nth the wounded Colonel and SIX nieh "a '"' ''N
Snnsh Carolina Regiment as prisoners.
The officers of the Medical Department are en-
lid ~ the gratitnde of all for their setsdcrihcne
ond nnt;rinq devotion to the wounded.
Ms;or West of the Pennsylvania Artillery take
osnerial satisfaction in commencing for valuable
services. TN .;ker ;r..
Privates W G. Wall, (r.' and Jonn M,h a COM 5.
&c mentioned avorably by their Teginep'a' '0D'
Brigade Surgeon S. n. Haven Lieut.. Silas iIsu:'
and Daniel Lodor, IT,, Aids; Quartermaster y. .;
Schullre, Commissary NJ. j. Green, ana oamue,
Wilkesou of THE NY. TRIBUNE, who voiunteereu
his services were constantly employed IN the rrans
missior, and execution Of orders involving great
personal risk. .n ~. ,aI;or,
Cant. VIM II. Morris, Asst. Adj.-Gen., and Lieut..
Charles r. Sterling Aid, deserve particular mention
for Gallant conduct with the 1929 and 9jd Pennsyi
vnnia Regiments, in the rapid and bold advance on
the T;gbt The horses of both officers Were wounded
NV horse fell with me after the thru or io9i'u
round, and no other being at hand Lieut.. Stirring
dismounted and rendered me his own, which wal
soon obliged TO accept. .. -,
Considering the disadvantages of the position, The
smaness of the force at hand the suddenness OF thu
attack on several vital points, with overwhelming
numbers, and the fact that portions OF the Held WERE
not taken by the enemy, and that the whole wal
soon recovered this battle must be regarded az ont
of the most severe and brilliant victories OF the WAL
very '''p''''""'' '''' JOHN j. PECK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

SICK AND WouSDED SoLDIERs.--The United
States Surgeon.General Hammond has sent orders
from Washington to prepare the hospitals in this city
and neighborhood for the reception OF the sick and
wounded soldiers Il, the seat of war. In the event
of deficiency of room for their accommodation,
ents are TO be made forthwith SO that sx or seven
thousand men can be provided for Immediately.
Transports may DO daily expected with large NUM-
bers of men, and it is hoped our citizens, as usual
will exert the utmost of their endeavors 10 alleviate
The suIerngs of these gallant defenders OF our coun.
try Darius Clark, esq, LEFT this city yesterday for
Michigan, for the purpose OF presenting important
business affairs TO the Governor of the =, to- with
view Of aforing immediate and gene rous relief TO
the sick and wounded men from that State when
they arrive here. Twenty nurses. who rendered
such efficient MD 10 the wounded men on board the
Vanderbilt left this city last evening by rail Tor the
seat Of war. Commodore Breeze OF the Navy viz
tied tho Park Hospital yesterday.