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The New York herald., 1862-10-05


hs disposal, TO 80 on board, together with his fol-
lowers
TALON o. shsrpshootsrs fohow ing at a distance.
rsgaru 10 embarkingson English vessel Colonel
Palavcno remarked nat az 70 himself he had no ooJec
on whatever but that he bound 10 instructions
on the matter from his goyernneDt
The troops who assaulted us were AZ follows
kogTtn regiment, commander Eberhart.
Fodrth battery Of The 29th agiment.
Forth battery Of the 57tb regiment.
sixth battery. RharpshoOters
Two companies Of the 18th sbarpshoosrs, commander
Tie commandsr.in chief of all the troops was Colonel
Marquis PalavicinO di Priola
From the province Of latanzaro had intelligence
that from rs 900 80 900 marching against
which afterwards was confirmed BY Colonel raila
Several men. OF var and merchantmen were al sclla
General Caldni IN Reggie.
lnc Rear Admral Albinl commanded the fleet.
The KILLED on bcth sdes are very few, and very Tow
Nearly all the baggage lost; nobody minded H.
The disarniament was carried into execution.
IL was towards dark We extemporized something like
litter % carry Ihc task Of transporting
him derolved on the officers and soldiers who followed
him. who though IN CREATE than our General had
asked, had no difficulty thrown in their way.
The sharpshooers, commanded by Major inei follow
ed 10 the OF the convoy. by very hard and un
road after hours march, we arrived at kind
OF shanty, where some wounded had been snetered
II was asked q the General whether he wished 70 stop
there during the night He answered that be preferred
70 80 ile forward 70 some hut or hays,ack to
there alone good way or far right and little
northward, we found the hut OF the shepherd vucens
an old acquaintance Of me " our mon, who first passed
We continued our journey again, and was longer and
harder than the orst part We bad travelled.
The ongs caused by the roughuess Of the road were
40 pains ourselves ihnkng Of the tormsnts which hsv
would " beloved General. We never heard
from him eroan We forward ssme guid
who got nres lighted 70 guide those who we're
cpia ng after them. Thoss WI, arrived nrs aa TIE hut
with some straw and c,efcosts, IN tne bst way tSsy
souid. got up Mud OF Tod FOR t,afikuidi
Tho CONVOY reeenad the bat. aer uh-ce hours journey
is,t g. as4i 1np ~ IN sissie ss'ih iLeIa rs.nos =
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Nrntftrs MN Inrt Winnrnc.

Der Dampfer vglpelatpe", Capt. Cannon,
fam eetern Moreen um 6 llBr BON Slb 9otnt
nit unsefabr 100 @aliasieren bier an. 80
bapOn waren sefansene uniOnslplOaten, welAe
am Mittas BON NtGmOnD antamen. Sic
gebSren gu News gurfer uno Dennlplpanter
8esimenter uno tparen flr3lt9 sefansen unb
tn AiGmpnb etnselperrt tpOroen. Sie wuroeu
per gtlentubn bon RtGmunO na6 petersturs
befGroert unb BON ba auf etnem 8unOe6Oam@
mad SlO pptnt eebraGt, Sic beridten, paB
cine 70 tmenle Ansabl Bunoeseefansene 5t
&t9mpnp let,' baB Die Nebellen nt6t 8dums
li9tett, seldpetse 8atipnen fir le baden. Die
Ba~arsnbduler, &ir6en,' 5Ospttaler unD an-
Oere @ebduOe tparen NIT benlelben ansefilt
uno man 9laubts DaB pemua9f cine gruBe
Nn3abl e%ntlalIen rprren piro. Nir erlpar-
teten ldun LANCE 300 @efanssne pom l. WiO.
geet, @ie FnD auf Belle Sslano in Daft.
Inter ben Yaiia9ieren Der Noelaibe befano
li9 Der @Ontrearmiral @Vlpsbcrpueh wel&er
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S6mantsn. Dur2 aeI6idte Sabrune
lDlte etne SriQore Die anpere ab, uno nidte
pur& 8er3ug perlOren. Na6ts batten
mir, obmUbl Der 6etnD unter Dem S6ub Der
Odlper foot, Gerrain 9epOnnen unp Den
8Ortbeil IN SdnOen.~
Nu6 war Stgel'8 9eitung am Samltae
nt6t weni9er rIbmliG. ais am oOrbereeben
0en Go9e;"pbrcbl Der 6eino beoeutenp Drrltdrtt
pOrpen mar. l%1usladlider ritdte NicOCpea,
ri es u Mt6perltanpntb Oper aus abli6ts
lt6er N(tbaGtun9 Der SnltrutttCnen oeS Sen
St9el, un9ebDrt9er Welle 9egsn Den 6einD Dor
anp bate eiuen lur9tbaren Nufihlag gu er-
oulDsn. Stgel's Srpre mar, ZAP uniere
Sruppen tbre @OltttUn bebdupten uuO ben Nns
grif abwarten lDlten aber WfcO 1a9t
man, beuGtete biele Sutruftipnen nt6t, unO
70 muBte Die 3urudi4lasune elmer gan3en
Dtrtlton, bic Msbelet in Slocums Brigade
unb Die n~ptbpenOtee gertdrtuu9 WcD Cpells
Our6 YOrtsrs Ototiion uni ere Nnfanss BE-
punterun9awiirbt9e @OlitiOn ldwd4en.
l1nlere peutiaen NpOptiobiireer mDgen AMI
tbren Neprdlentanten wobl ltUl3 ietn ; auG
nirb Der llmitano, pap or etn 6remDltng 1T,
DER GtngsbDrnen 8~epunoerung leiner @t9en-
lAa1teu unp 0tenlte peper oerrin9ern nod
a6tiiblen. Sa, 1elblt tpsnn Sisel an Del
SpiBe inlerer Nrmsen ltlnbe, wirpe BIZ
Seltltliebe Der Nmeritaner ni6t lebr aus Dem
@let6gemi1t eebra6t werben.
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8 alttmu ore Den 6. @sptem6sr 1862.
@eneral 5rot,s 9iecl.

Slit tnnteer 9er3ensireubtefeit ntuB ieber
Deuti6e 0erne6men, Dap enblt6 Die @tn8ebpz
enen elei6 pte Die @tneetranberten aler Nas
iDnen Das Salient unp Die Geroienlte unleres
,eutl8en 6etOen anertennen. @s bat spar
an9e %4eOauert, ebe liA bic amerifantl6e 0rele
2n3t H0erIteben tUunte, Die Supertoritdt ietner
ntlitdrtlHen Qnlagen laut au63uipre6en aber
Die Wiatt Der ei~nbrineenbsn SerbGltnilie bat
ie Ge,punoen, General Siael Die Nnerfennung
u COLLEEN, welte e.. felt Sesinn bteles &rtsses
9erptent. unp fret ~ou63ulpreAen, ba6 tein an
perer 6ubrer Der Nrmee inn eletdfOmmt.
Der peutlthlte 8epei8, poB nan i'm iitere
a1 fur ben 9rGBten 6elpberrn Oteles &rtegeS
tdlt, lit Die Setrauuug NIT Den, a19enbliflt6
I6mtertglten SOFTEN, Der 8spadung peS pbes
rem 9otomac, nm etnen lebergang Sad pns
u ~Derbtnoern.
gste fart iein Corps IL, iiber bas ct Bier
nnab9Gn9tg %cpmmanptrt, lit nt6t fiber
%5etannt, bod perOen bpfsntlt6 ale 6retbett
iebenOen Deutl4en unter letne SABINE ellen,
I'M unter t6m far Die Tretbeit unO Die alte
glUrrsi6e Union gu taimpfen. @tr la6en bier
sinen AuIrnf Der BON Newsgc arssesansen
Ii, folget
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Mms Gan Traneiscp.

Gan GranctscO, l. @eptbr. Der
Dampfer u@pnltttutiOn" fam 9eltern bon 9a,
mama an ; er bate in Ncapulcc angeleet UNI
Capt. Suolon, ben 8efsblSbaber Des unterse-
.sansenen Oampfsrs u@olOen gate", uufoe-
11ummen, ,melder Mansanila am II, perltsB,
ta6oeut er q Sage in Der Ndbe Dss Brads
eeblteben mar. @r elaubt, paB wentg Babr=
lGetnlt6tett Uorbanoen let, treeuo aetpls bon
ben Guntanten gu retten, bod ireroen i'm Sf=
tpber uno Nopember 8erllde Daau eemaGt
iperoen, INN wel9e 3eit bic See ~belpnoers ri.
Zig LIT. - .8o.n JsssIaag sai. .
Der Dampfer BON Der nDrbli9en &afe 1T
NIT $25, 900 @pntanten BON Srtttlb Column
bia unp 100000 BON Oregon anaefommen.
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Spnt &rie9sfbanplat e.
Sic Mcbenen int MarblanS. Sie
l%berfAretten ben NOuUntac bel NO=
- ..aldn8 HerrD.

a5dHoE Odlttmprf D. SepIbr.
Ote Stabt wurbe beute Morgen our9 Die
Na6riGt, DaB Die 3ise Der Baltimore unD
Sbtosgi1enbabn bur9 pas Gri6einen elmer
Nebelenma9t tn WarYlanb unterbrOGen NOR
ben leien, in Die srGete Nufresuns oerleBt. -
Das @eriIt6t lief fe seltern NaGt nabe @cp~
lesuile 10000 damn fart iber ben 8lub
leben, mas li9 tspO4 lpater bur6 etne Dope
i6e an ben Sranspcrtmetfer Gmitb babtn
reoustrte, baB eth &ebellen=9ts zGeeimsnt
nit spet @elGisen BET Nplans 8errY, swil6en
MpnucarY unp Ypint Of Npds iiberlebte, nm
ipte man slaubt cine 6cnra9ier OOer &seOs
nps3irunsStuur In Der umseseno gu MAIDEN.
@tne anpere ipatere DepelGe basesen be
ri8tet. bab sesen 4 1br beute DiOr9en Elm.
lilpli9eS @aOauerte Geetment nit 2 gatte=
rteen bet Nplnns 8errp aber ben 6luB IeBte,
tp1breno am ptrsintlGen ufsr eine srobe
S%rnppeumaTe aufsetedt mar nao i6 nSrpli4
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Mnfunft sss 9ampfers nNnltOn4.

New@ gprt, 4. Sept. Der Ser. ct
6ransportoampfer Sutton, -tpelGer Rsp.S r-
leans am %. Nusult Serlieb, Tam beute Mcrs
gen sesen 2 l1br bier an unp bra6te franf'
uno p%erabl6ieOete Solpaten pom 0olfoeparte'
ment. s4.~
Der uSultOn" brinst aud bic Statut
Wa1btn9tpn's, welAe aus SatOn GOugt
pegseuOmmen purpe. Die 9si4e Des 2teut,
BRYANT bon ben Snbtana Sretptlieen trurcs
.waDreno Der Jabrt In oas Steer sp%erlentt.
Butler reibt Die freien 5arbiaen elm.
5%auptquartter, Departentent bes @Olfs, !
NewsS orleans, %. Nu9. s
ia am %. Nprtl 1861 In elmer TfentIt=
den Serlammlung Der freica farbt9en 8e0Dl=
feruns Der StaOt SEEN SrlsanS etne ais vNa-
the 0uarOS" (6arbtseJ befannte milttdril6e
Organization CUR Grtltrn3 selanste, tuel&e
utilitar il&e Organization ais GDeil Der Staats-
mtlts, beren Sfistere BON 1bpftaS >. @lcure,
@puveraeur tsnp Sbertefeblsbaber Der Mtlt3
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geeitere gfaArtAten Der ..glfft

Gnglan0. Man luste, bic netli9e ge.
we8ung OeS uIuararoa" Jet etne blUBe Nede-
ret Des tritiiGen Dampfers u@iar" aepelsn
UNI &p6len gu er1au9en.
Die SGnigtn Gtftorta unO Der ndinset
3rpstB Der tGni9liAen 6amilie pOItsu i.D asa
26. gu 0rapelenD naA Dem @pntiuent en-
|lAifen-
Sn rer en9lilden @Olitit CAB eS ni9ts
Neues. Corp Dalmerlton bate Su Dover uuD
Carl Derby 81 MlanAelter in GfentliAen Ser
Iaumlun9en fisurtrt, aber felner bate rtwaS
BON pOlit,laer Beueutung 9elprcden.
Die grnte siug unter Dem sanl ttsen @et=
ter eliidlt9 Don Statten.
Tramfrci0. Der frau36ltl@e &rieesmis
METER bate cintge euslilGe Dampfer fur bic
merifaniIAe expedition befra6tet.
Die italienil6e Grtlis erre9te in 9aris otel
SnterelIe uno man eripartete nit Spannuna
Die Nnoeutunsen Der napOlecntlGen Yolittt.
8eneoetti mar i'm Bssrtf, BON 9aris na9
Iurin 3urudjutebrfn. ss .a5,.
Der Barrier GORE ppnoent Der QOnopn
v9tmeS" 9Iaptt trob De6 WiOcripruaeo OeS
v@snaitutiouel", Dap 6err Qapalette Dem
9atits stwtiit 3ufderansen fran5TfiAer 6ilft
9e9eben bat. y
Stalien. Die mintferiele NOreiIe an
Gictpr emanuel, pelde Den Ssla8ermn9saus
ltano in Sicilien empfeblt, %oenuncirt CART
balDt ais 1ttbeQen.
@S wuroe beri9tet, oaB Sen. GtalDtni gum
Wtilttardef in SiSiiieu trnannt iperOen lole,
Gen. Gusia BAT nabiolsenpe @rotlamas
ttun e%rlalrn. gel
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0rpfer Smmbm9 ilnD Sc
eefiiDmiftemiebtpinDel!

|Btr b6ren oeben Don ben Be-
a mten Der Baltimore unb Sbtua
6 fowtee
bem SranSpprtmetfer Der 3
@eielIf&aft. 9rn. Smtt9, unb
8abntnfpettDr, 6r. u. Off
Da6 Bis sur p dten Na9ts
tunbe e llbr) weber bic Beam
ten Der 8abn, NOD Gen. @Opt
tr9enb etne Na9rtGt erGalten
6aben, baB ote 8ebeIIem ben ID.
Potomac iiberf6rttten mno tn
" ar . la np etn sefallen let" iUt
[ { n.
@areetn waBres Burt an ben
amttta8 be rSffents 81
Depef4en, . wIrben To-.
IL cblDte @tfenbabm8efelIf6a aft :
ais Sen. 8cpl, poltttpe Na4- 81
rtdten erbalten baben.
Dte 5reunbe ber &ebelIenba>
IL mpnif etnem oergnags
Na9 mtttag 8ema4t
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Selesrapbtitbe NSa6ri6teu.
NcncIfes aus europa.
MnfuHft Der ,,SitD Of Nem>Yprf
8eriNtet flr ben "galtinlpre Weder."

MnfnHft Der UNttD Or 'JteipsWprt''
Nem o ont, s. Sept. 4Der Dampfe,
vGttY Of 9lew g)otf", tpelGer am q. y. Nits.
liverpool nno am %. 2ueen6tpUh SerlteB
pa(Iirts gsltern Mprsen @dpe STAGE 5a
Des R~anonaabGpt SuSearOra legelte In ben
5afen bon 6atmout9 lnO 9lpmput6 wurbe
aber beprpert, pbne &Dblen auno Neparatur
,|pirSHrr ob3uleseln.2 Die Suacarcra lpQ led
itln. IL -
@aribalpt loG nit stnfm She'll letner Grup
pm in @alabrteu einsefallen lein.
= Die neapOlitantlden 9roOtn3en lolen in
Belagerun9s3utano letn.
@s miro sela9t, bab Der &atier NapoleUn
erfldrt Sat, pab 5rantret6 ben Dablt In &uin
bel6aBen weroe.
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~ mertfautfdbe SGncbrtebtcu.

ENGN0 SVOAA1 ~ ~psNA %NhN
te Notrpnpaf 1T am "a. Nu9ut in Der Ndbe
BON NbdcU uater8egangen. Die Wtannl4aft
1T eerettet. O.
Die y2lbircnbad" mar cine nelte Sreeatte
nit II @rlNiben, neuerpings in SEEN gJOrt
erbaut, unO lit am II. Suit nit perltegeIten
OrpreS uuter COMMANDO pe6 Capt. s. San
%ieppUrt BON bier obsesansen.
NtaeC, In peRen Na4barl6aft DaS unslad
lt6 %erei9nete lit eine Der Ba9ama Sn1eln.
Der Bert1t BON Dem @urd Der Ser. Staa=
ten &rie9slba(tppe nNOirOnpdd@ t~eitattst t6.
Sic mar etnS It'll lsrer leeten SAife. @ir
baben tetne peitere NcdrtGten iber ben I'M
ter9ung peslelten, auBer paB Die Mannl6aft
9erettet 1T. as54.ta'
R9ilaOelp9ia, 5. September. gpu0erneur
Curtin bat seitern fUIsenOe Setann!maGans
erlaGen: 1au0
Oa inter ben 9egenpdrtisen 8erbaltniiiea
e8 erfcrOertid ID, DAP MaBreseln s%etrufen net
ben, I'M infer Solf gu b~erpafnenu np CUR Ser
tbetbt9ung our5uberetteu
DeSbal6 empfeble iG ernllt6 bic 1Oforti9e
Organization BON 6reipiQtgen : @%pmpasnien
uno NeBtnentern i'm gansen Staat, 1T Sc
mdBbeit pes 0eleBeS BON 1858. 0afen per-
ben an Die perlAieOenen Dreanilatipnen, ME
IS III jenent @'elete pprseIarteten, pertbsilt
tperben.
Gs tptrD fsrner angeratben,, tint 0elegenbeit
fir Ginit6un9 unD SnfruftiUn gu 9eben, paB
ale @elAaft5plabe taeliA nm orfi I1br &c
1Alplen tperben l%ollelt, Damit Die oarin bel91f-
ttBten DerlUnen nad oieler Stunpe fret (ein
lolleu, unt iDren mtlitGrilaen 9Ht6ten tbsu<
lte9en:
|. Die Gerettwilltefeit, nit Der bic Skinner
bon 9ennIplcanten bi6ber Dem Dtenite bea
eanoes ltb geipipmet, tat bereit5 arpBe Nn.
pride auf peilen milttdrii1e Siilfsaue(len ge=
madt. Sur ut9ern ba,be t6 benz 8olfe
nste 9alfen auf, aber pa leine etsene StGer4
bett eS erforpert, Dap le 70 banOeln, 10 babe
i'd DOrfeBenpe Nuforperung ~erlalIen unp err
iu6e, Oerielben prOmpten @ebOriu Jam gu lei,
ten.
0e9ebeh unter 'metner SanOl9rift unp benz
grcben Staat8tegel gu 6arrisburg am 4. Sept.
i'm Sabre ee5 9errn, 1862, Der Nepubltf i'm
87ten. n3aaI
SIR ben @ouSerneur
Git Glitter,
- Setretar pes Staats.
Snffalo, 3. September. 0te perlautet,
Mill st Obert. Der altefe Sobn abe st NJ
COINS ais @emeiner IN bic Nrmee treten.
Ser Staptratb bewtqigte in letner spreelt=
rt9en Sibuns 10000 Dollar fir Die untrrltai=
sung Der Samilicn berjenissn 6retpiQtaen,
tpelGe li4 BON unlerer Staot anperben lieBen
nod Ialen.
Milnanfee, 4, Sept. GtneS Der neueu
5R~ianOueubopte, tpelde gu GarOnbelet unweit
ct. QOuis i'm Sau b%e9rifen ltnO, bat ben 9a~
men Ntilpaufee erbalten. Die ~it6rtgen betBen
@btdalaw, &idapuO, Siase uno
a
Satnn 9tungc. Die Na6rtat, oaB 3d.
tOa 9tou9e Oerbrannt tporOen iet miro ni9t be-
ltatiet. Gin neuer Nn9rif DeS Gebelsneene=
raj 8refinrtDse 1T BON Der Marine snrIdgee
IAlo9en wOroea uno es wurpe ibm eepeutet,
Dap eber NleS 3erltSrt werpen lole, ebe man
3u9sbs, paB pae Sort in Die 6anoe oes 6ein-
pe8 faQe.
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Dor mebreren Sabren gu Sort Munrue fattCs
ntrt mar. Der Npmiral mar nm feline Gnt-
IaiIuns ein9etcnmen, tpel6e g%enebmiet pCr>
Deu mar.
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Gbarafter Ser Geradte.

g4tr seben bic @sri9te, 70 wte MIR le ers
balten baben uno miliisn benterten, paB mir
3%rpetfeIn, pb etpaa Wabre5 oaran lit. Ntr
slanben ni6t, oaB Die 8ebelen ben 6luB itter
l9rltten Daben, belOnpere ntGt In eertnser 9In.
3abl, nno Dap lie bereito 10 Wtetlen pOrip1rts
gerilft ltnO Obne DAP mir ettpas polfttpes bar
iiber 9sbOrt Dattet. Wtr e~lauben, baB cine
Abtbetlnng SunOescapatlerte ben 6luB iber>
lGrttten bat, pelAe trrtbimliG fir &ebelen
geDalten peroen lino.
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~ 2 ltnier Serluif in BEN Ietten G6bladbten.
z 9a9 e~enaueren 0ereHnmn9en 9laubt man
baB BITE 9an3e 3abl Der IN ben leBten SAla9-
ten @stSDtsten uap @erpunpeten niGt Gber
5000 letn miro. 6ierSu tommen nod 1000
@efangene, pel6e, nit NlSnabme Der SlF
stere, auf Yarple e%ntlalien ltnp+
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oee StaateS 0builtana, tefaQt wuroen, In fol-
9enOsr 6Orm 9eb6rtS uno geleglih e%nrOtltrt
Wuroe, namlt1
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Nus Der 8unOesbnuptifaot.
Erie le6epartenent

%CWTVtVNFVH1 = ONFW y
Der a6tbare Soiepb 6olt 1T Sont Yrdlioen-
ten alS @eneral Nupttour nit Dem Nange ct
mes Colonel an9elteut wOrOen. @r ptrb UNI
ppr3I9li6 ietnen Otenlt antreten.
Nuf Sefebl DeS Sriegsmtnifers
g q c a "a ,, { q = B -
, 1862-07-17
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS,
RoW the People are Re-
spending.

FREEroRT. H., July 16-This city has just
fl1ed up another company Capt Burnside's)
for the WIT and sent It to Camp Douglas. Ex-
sheriff Charles Zoggart is raising another COLE
pany.
BOSTON, July 16.-The war spirit Is up In
shoulders to the wheel in reai earnest. A. tss
wealthy citizens have subscribed over $4,000
to induce enlistments. Segenty-fiye dollars
bounty Is to be given to every recruit, in ad-
dition to the government and State bounty.
This spirit prevails in every community, and
our regiments will soon be full.
DETROIT, y91y ia great meeting Of !t sit
Hall, to respond to the presidents call for
troops. Mayor Duncan presided
Speeches were made by Wm. 4. Howard,
Theodore Romeyn and Judge Morrow.
Patriotic resolutions were adopted, proffer-
Ing all the aid possible in men and money.
large meeting last night to facilitate raising
new regiments. Patriotic resolutions were
passed, amid much disturbance, and the
meeting came to d premature ADJOURNMENT.
lsD1ASAPoLIs, July 15.-Anothcr rousing
war meeting was held in the capitol grounds
iund for the support of the families Of Solun-
teers under the recent call, and the amount
will be largely increased. Tonight Judge
James Hughes Of the United States court OF
claims, made au eloquent speech FROM the
balcony OF the Bates House to monster au-
ditnce.
Volunteering goes on with astonishing
brisknees, Many Of the first men Of the State
have accepted Commissions in the new reg1-
ments as Ieutcnants, and have gone into the
active recruiting service.
Gen. Love is engaged in putting the militia
In . state of efficiency in the counties border
ing on the Ohio.
BUFFALO, July 1G.-The Governor Of New
York has taken upon himself the authority
at once to offer State bounty Of fifty dol
lars to each recruit, and to provide an amount
sufficient for that purpose, trusting to the
next legislature to legalize it.
, 1862-07-17
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BoES.

We give elsewhere the dispatch an
nouncng the excellent reception Of the
gallant 9th Vermont in New York city, by
thc sons Of the Green Mountain State resi-
dent in Gotham. The regiment has the
honor Of being the first III the field under
1hc new call. 1t las also the honor Of
having the press censorship suspended
in its especial behalf, Secretary Stanton
1y dispatch allowing the prcss.t t. say what
they please about its movements aud rccep-
item. We'll, then, let us say that VIC dislike
in the reception the dinner to the officers
al the 9Th Avenue hotel" It is CUSTOMARY,
to he sure, but it is s2ooncy aud injurious
to the service, and should be done away
with. Let the officers cat with the
rest, and q dinner to them all by
all means. but the tlunkeyism of flooding a
feast Tith choice wines to the officers while
all tue men get is to get leg weary in
marching about town is what should be-
como speedily out Of fashion It is an in
suit on our citizen soldiers their officers
themselves should be the first to shield
them from. Feast the regiments, fetc tue
rank and file, toast by platoons, and carry
the bill Of fare by battalions and VIC don't
object, if the money holds out, but these
dinners to officers are an injurious nui
6ance.
, 1862-07-17

lVNs
Yesterday was period Of great anxiety
among loyal men throughout th2 country,
who were breatllcssly awaiting the action
Of the president On the Con6scation mea-
sure. It was felt that the delay that Ind
n1c1vcncd augured i'll for the bill as
whole, OF in its main provisions, since the
single act Of the presidential signature it
was conceived could follow so speedily
That it would find the lux Of the clerk
scarcely dry. The apprehension has been
realized to an extent which Will be Z great
Disappointment to loyal MEL These all
have been eager to see q vigorous aad
strong war policy forcshadowed in the
measure, which should months ago hare
been among the earliest completed acts Of
Congress, tic punishment Of traitors, Our
news is very meagre, but our special
Washington dispatch gives enough to de-
clare what has taken place, chat the Prcsi
dent insists as @ condition precedent to hi;
signature, that confscation shall only ex
1eld to the real estate Of rebels, and tia
during their lives We have no extended
comments to make at this lime, since tht
news of to-day will probably bring US bot1
lie presidents message and the action 0
Congress thercupon.
, 1862-07-17

THE MILITIA DRAFTING BILL.
The House yesterday passed the Senate
bill amendatory Of the act Of 1795. It Is
one Of the most important measures yet
passed. The term Of enlistment for which
tlc militia will be called out is limited to
nine months. and one months pay and
twenty-five de1lars bounty paid in advance
The bill authorizes the President
10 receive negroes into the ser
vice for constructing entrcachments, PERFORM
3ng camp sercice, or any, othcr labor, or any
military scrcicc for aehich they may be found
ccmpetent-to bc enrolled and organiz ed
rs the President may prescribe. 1t also
declares free all slaves, including then
5u1niics, who shall thus serve the govern
ment; except thvse belonging to loyal mas
1crH
, 1862-07-17

enemy Ind 49, The rebel loss was eighty
four Killed, wounded and missing; the federal
loss in killed and wounded Was twenty. two,
mostly wounded. Tic second fight va1 By
moonlight, ten miles oat In Grand P1airie, On
the night Of the 7th inss., and WAS little else
ra,e1s =:
-...-.-,
COL f1lcn tooA the1r camp, camp e40lPage,
provisions, horses, saddlee, &c. The en-
eaee,ent VIVA within seven r,;7es ~ Drrara
R.1F-.,ha-, +t,s4< t,,,r.r ,-,. ,,,n;a,- -,
biuu, Hnefe tne1f hr1ng WAS plalnly heard
The rebels were: shelled with g. howitzer Us
thev tle3, end the arrival kfthe fhpitizes at
nnv,1,e R.,+r ,-aa.aa o1m3E : .t,.Taao
D1ra. otu1 - eien:ee a.aos' . s.a"psae-
Had Coz. Fitch nad ], ,0uO Infantry and few
cavalry, be might have followed uphis.edvan-
1are and taken lie p1sce f,y dav;i;h.
- t.-I", III ;.i1..
LEE 1epossec oitassers at h!ea1nocd and re-
ported SURPRISE and dispersion Of Gen.
be1s. ard l.a pi1en them nav cor+.aa IN ~
1s' ..,'as..a "Ao 1..o s.'eu .lsm re" eone III
afKafsas- ine5 are getting bold and com
141tting many outrzges.
Matters at Memphis aro oniet aul uezz7s7,n-
;nnor+a,t + IN ,a,or+aa +,ot ,1-S,-.;s,. 49,
occurred on sat','7fay night last bes"ee1 fed
crGl Pickets and :sbody Of confederate cavalry.
four miles south sf thfs c}tv. M nart;cn4,re
ra+ 1ao-,oa
&c
Abcnt lVd negro %oFknl5n were brought iE
from The country yesterday to work upol
fortifcstions.
-
nsMpats; I,;; July VA CAiRo, July u
GpPt. .. Nn5lo1 ana Lie1t' NOBLE OF Gea Cur
,iE s,. sIan, 4ass leacaso here rom AeleEa,
ID, a. N!.cn pIa:s .ae9. Cufsls enlire
.!3' G9tnnna9n r. Hraeeu 2a onIuFoay morning. the
1l'u, tue uiln5 4elc D1lesVsale dune @tth,
as.s4t1 ns " Sachsonpole oa Tue @osn, anu on tne
"a o. 1ntt started aeross Inc country, march
n'E u ,tn hsi4a. ~ ,.,,,,o -. -a.. 1,,.
,a ~ tH6 ~, VIE l4e A3sa Lug was coming
oo"n ~ n4'te N 11see WIN 4oad OF cotton, they
3s HeIe nl.a o on 1s q pnna OF gnsrr1!las, seven
tnales oelow otano 1.coFee; Our troops Ie-
aS .u1nSu les asg. "aen the fcoe1s took 10 the
"ooua ~ .:nu ~. ,-,.-,
| -. Il s son.iauahn1 "no We tahen On poara
| nsAe ~, eaiu ~ -" h3oeleea oeao Eepel5
l'1l G !ts ~ eeshe ~, = - ~. Un:
a,.,tt; ~ -. tn ~ VEL SGl..a au'anee Goiuna,
ffoddsissine fodasa e.o, " 1,t n,ta1ion W Inc ~
.tna .n4'ana sasaf J, IN WISCONSIN aod
.5a lEolana regiments ln1anfry, under
te5 ae9 ,1 noln n!'i'Lu " Colohe1 aoVey OF tne
esu tl!tnols, we're attachea y t"o regiments
o1 ieAa1 ca'aiIY anu u large 1ofee OF lnfantry-
lne latter in0s:'y OF me sonscflpt1on recently
!'ieeu LILY t4e stEsics. sharp cnga9em ent
eisueo; Gol. hosey nag ioof mounted no Wit
zers, Rn1c1 were bfougntto Dear on the rebels
WIN tel1'p5e ellec1, causing !aelr cavalry to
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, 1862-07-17

UEsx Z f1sS ' H1so'1.'7E1Es
We publish elsewhere the bill passed by
thc Svratc for the admission Of the new
E,;te Of Western Virginia. The House
yesterday laid tue whole matter over until
December. By that time the woul1-bc
common wealth may consent to come III
SIS free State. Until she does 50. it is
hardly worth Willie to divide the Old
Dominion.