The New York herald., 1862-11-15


procession down PennA ylvans avenue was interesting
The prsoners ma rched n regular order without arms
Their gray nasty and drveAse habiments bore stron'
contrast TO the uniform OF Union troops They ~er'
| comfortably clad, however, sand Il was observes
that all were provided with good oes or oools Siaa'
of the prisoners clothing obanea by rads upon u'
supplies of army Among those = oien goous VIZ
| United states blue overcoat c0nsPcuOoiA
| NEW MILITARY GOVERNOR OF TnE Dlsrhior Vi
COLUMBIA.
II Is probable that Brigadicr General Van Aen w.
succeed General wsdswcrth Military CoverhT Oh VI"
District and the latter be assigned 70 commanA IN ln
| Army Of the Potcmsc.
TUE iNrERyiEw BETWEEN LORD LYONS AND sEcA '
TARY SEWARD.
Much curiosity is manifested 10 ascertain tne purport
or the recent between Lord Lyons and Secrc
,ary Seward. The desire is not at present likely 70 be
grati6ed but enough the statement
that nothing whatever OF official character has been
received from England any other European Power
indicating intention to interfere with political
anairs with the recognition e Southern in
dcreudecae
NAVAL ORDERS.
Acting Assistant paymaster Fairfield has been ordered
10 the steam gunboat Pnoa.
Acting Master Isaac D. seyburu has been detached from
the weehawken aud ordered TO the rou.clad steamer
Calena. y
Acting Master Benjamin W. Loring has been detached
from the CaIena aud ordered 70 the Wethawken
THE PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY.
The prize money in the cases OF captured vessels by the
navy paid by the navy agent at Washington as coon as
thu prze list relating any vessel s prepared add the
money ready Tor distribution Due notice will DO given
by the navy agent IN tine newspapers.
AWARD OF MAIL CONTRACTS.
The Post Office Department to-day awarded the con-
tracts for carrying the following named mails east oil the
Cascade Mountains to ST. LOUIS, TO A. Mullen. or Walla
WaIla, Washington Territory, vz:-Routes from Wa!la
Wala 10 Coville from Waa Wala to Bitter Root Valley
aud from waa walla via Lewiston to Pierce City and
Florence and Elk cities. The amount allowed for these
is $2i 600. The routes pass through rich and
extensive gold mining regions. 1t is estimated that
30 900 miners ut work in the gold districts in
Washington Territory, east Of the Cascade range and
they will be accommodated in mail facilities by the con-
tract.
MAJOR cHAs. G. HALPINE.
Major Chas G. Halpnc has been transferred from tho
staff OF Haileck be Assistant Adiuant Gener
that OF General Hunter.
CONCENTRATION OF UNION FORCES IN TENNEssEE.
From late information received by the War Depart
men, that tho Union forces 10 kentucky are
all moving towards Tennessee General Granger going
in that direction with his command.
THE CASE OF GENERAL BUELL..
General Lew Wallace deta,led 70 the military com
mission inquire into the conduct of General Eae 10 bis
Kentucky campaign. General Don Patt who made the
report Of the Harrcrs Ferry commission will act ~ re-
corder.
TIE ENTRY or GOODS.
Applications for the entry OF goods unaccompanicd by
consular certificate must he made TO collectors ard not 70
Treasury Department direct Importers, by pursuing
this course, will save several days. delay,
CoUNTERFEiT BANK MOTHS.
Counterfeit .sones' on the Farmers Bank OF Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, are in circulation here.
TIE LIQUOR TRAprIc.
In consequence probably OF the rsmoustrance OF the
civil authorities OF Washington against the military
restriction upon the sale OF spr,tuous liquors. tho
orders OF the Military Governor thus respect have
been so far modified 10 permit the sale ~
all persons not in military service, consequently the
saooas are again glis,eung with the usual But
be realty less ntempcrance than when the
restriction was The removal OF the prohb,toa
has occaoued rejoicing among the citizens, who are no
longer compelled seek portable refreshments in back
alleys and subterrsnean passages The distinction be-
tween tho civic and military classes creates much di
Guilty among tho pobllcans.
GENERALS AUGUE AND GRovEK ATTACHED TO GEN.
ERAL BANKS coMAASD.
ecnerals Augur and Grover are relieved from duty in
eral Backs.
coNvALESCENT SOLDIERS.
About four convaesccnt soldiers we're sent TO
Alcxandria today rom the Soliers Rest, at the Ba
more depot Many those who abe will immediately
,o,n their commands Tho others viii go into camp at
alexandria
sTRAGoLYRs FROM HARrEs's FERRY.
About -four hundredraggsrs arrived about one O'Clock
this morning from liarpers Ferry.
ARRIVAL or SENATOR wILsoS.
Senator Wilson arrived in this city to day.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers are announced
A. w. Clifford, Co Il. LIST Uuited state 5hsrrshooters.
Nm d. Watkins. Co. z. LIST New YORK arulery
Michael Navel, 90. a, Sth lensylyana teserse
Francis Clark, Co r, l20h New York
J Mark, Go l., lO5tb Pennsylvania
Albert H,rtc,on Co, y, 18th Massachusetts
Johuson McWi!liatns, Co D. l35tb PennsylvanA.
George Robinson, Burse'in Earwood Hospital.
Cbas. A. Wood. 90. X, 9th New hampshire.
steward Parke, 20. u. laIth New YORK.
Albert H. Rider. CO. u. 18th Maine
Levi d. Nartigna. Go. II 18th Pennsylvania.
wm II. Branch Co ", Scott Nine Hundred.
j Van Allen, Co T.. 18th New York.
X. W Baker, To- q l41th New York.
Lorenzo h. DAVIS, Co. A, 18th Naipc.
THE DONATION OF LANDS FOR COLLEGES.
Iowa the rs, ssc 90 send 10 the General Land Oco
Official no,,ce-which was received yesterday her
cepsocs proportion OF the lands appropriated dur
ing tho late session Of Congress the benefit all the
States tie establishment of colleges for the promotion
OF agriculture and the mechanic arts
News from New Mexico.
KANSAS CuY. Nov. 10, 1852.
The Santa Fc mall With dates 10 the ID inst, has
rived.
Gen Caicdon has ordered the establishment Of mill
tary post be garrsoned by two companies OF cavalry