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The New York herald., 1862-09-03
Coromsrse Inquests.

AsoKrlos CAss m wmr TnRTrnuH Suuzr-A So1pnR's
WIZ ms vIcrx.--Coroner Collin commenced investi-
CATION yesterday Into the circumstances attending the
death Of Casharine Gaetze, native OF Germany, aged
thirty years who died from tho effects Of abortion
procured at the house OF Mrs. Johnson Ne a West Thr.
,scnsA srses, on Monday. Deceased, II appeared,
tAe wife a soldier ana had her husband fcs
year. Previous v ~ AsAsA 80 confessed 70 hsr brother
~ - - - ss6nsA ~ aranGss, Who sot h@ IN
tsxssssl, - valis n ~ ssadsstoa mAaaged 10
soaylaA NJ go. asas nsaa1D Afterwards, hndmg
herssf sscis, - bseans alarmed snA wrote hsr hus
band osafesstag ~, and asktng his forgiveness Shs
then 70 her family physician DR. Heintzel and beg
gsd him 70 procure abortion but finding that he
OF else I'm Tuesday last she len her residence
in Third street near avenue D. and took apartments in
the hcuse Of Mrs Johnson at tho above mentioned
mortem examination OF ths body Vas made BY
Dr. Rosinson shiea !, seo~M ms dssa wa caused s
exsmnlng tho head OF the child marks as produced
with nsrumsut, were discovered; also rupture Of
the abdomen and other Indications of violence Oioor
wIdey ef the Fifteenth precinct rendered valuable AID
20 the Coroncr In working NJ the case and making mr.
Coz and Huntins assre, Csihsrins Johnson, Wncfred
0bbop, and Mr.. and Mrs Truehcsrt, of No. IS Canal
stress Cox y ssid 70 nsye ses eecessed 70 Mr.: John
boay AZ tbs child 70 Mrs johnson. with the request that
she would throw II in tho sini. Mrs.. Truehsart. " =
ton wss proosrsd but what part her husband had the
transaction doss nos rsnspre The further Investigation
q the case postponed until O'Clock this morning.
a the Fifteenth prscinct station house.
Tm TwrIYSsrxm HrnEn HoMuDx CAu--Ths Inquest
in the csss a Thomas Gallagher, who was fatally stabbed
while engaged In ARRAY with william McFaddcn II tho
corasr Il Twsntys street and First Sunday
evening was consaded yesterday NJ Bellevue Hospital by
Corcuer wildey Thc.ovidcnoe, which was quite voIum
nous went 10 show that Mcgadden received considerable
provocation before be drew the knife deceased II ap
p.ary was Intoxicated 81 the nc and only abused
the prisoner by word o mouth. but sapped bis ace
raj tines without Just The blade Of the knife
penetrated decesseds skull IN the region of tho temple
passing the bran caused almost instant DEATH
The Jury, after due celebration, rendered verdict
against the accused, who thereupon committed 70
the Tombs 10 await the action Of tho Grand Jury The
prRonor, who butcher by occupation, pleads self de-
fence IN justification Of his conduct ard quite aanQuns
OF acquisial whep the como up for trial.
FArAL AocIDnsTs--Coroner Esnney held inquest Il
No 27s wes, Houston street the body of william a
Hunter boy about eight years Old who crushed 10
denth BY pile OF nb.r laing upon him. tho yard OF
BaI er Wells S % ON tho s0th utino.
q. onor Whitley held inquest at No. 2slKast twenty
fourth street upon The hpdy Of Juhn II k<bn who died
from th of injuries accidentally received by fall
ing down stars
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Anoeher De.erter,s seorv.

A young man named J. 7. Avery, belonging 10 0noa.
dsxa county r. informs the EyaDsville ndisna) Jow
nal that he IN vicksburg when the broks out
and pressed into the seventh Mssissppi regiment
which he served about year lie at the battles
OF Fort Dopsison and Shh and also the battles BE-
fore Richmond, the last OF June and LIST OF July.
A. the baltic c sbiloh he says he with sone others
tried 70 TO lines bot driven back by
the heavy nro VI troole AZ time they had sp-
prossl oil within orc hundred yards of our lines aud
threw away their guns, In hopes would
them and understand their purpose, but were again
forced 70 retire. While ~ C0rinth, no assisted q
rsde named Gilmore, q ssdder by trade, Of Attoa,
Indiana, 10 escape from the rebel service
On the 9th ol July be succeeded IN getting away from
Rcbn, nd and made his way 70 Tennessee, and fnaly
re fchcd Psducah IN his way home
He Gays the night Malvern Hin was tho most sAngui
nary on record Three tnes the rebels led up
our batteries cpsn nelds IN solid columns ten and
twenty deep where our batteries wore placed thick
they could 10 placed snd three tTnes they driven
back PERFECTLY dominated The rebo.s we're msddsned
with whi key power euld have led tbem TO thcss
charges. Ihe siaug hter WIS unprecedented.
A,try says all the western troops were being sent
back 20 GEORGIA. tennessee and Nisfmsippi leaving
2vO 900 4 Richmond
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Personal IntelliUence.

III PRESIDENT Miriam and family residing q The
sseusr NiDeic.ath street and filth
90 h a. the ,bIsr " the Cherokee Nation, accom-
pnie ~ LIS ~pe lett Tor Washington BY tho train
yesterday.
IS d Haeson. " Bneens Ayres' r. n. and r p Ives,
o.!s Is.aid and Feies.sb PERT, q New Haven are
ntsz - he t+revoort IA ,uee.
&c tsai Z. A.. schoonnIaker, of the United States
ssxy Nr John :. Gcustpe. ~ the steamship Great
Ea-teru o. v. iIiiis aud wife, VI Hartford, Conn A
twai, u Ses W L. @. " Thorndite, Of PhilaaeL
pbR, uld " =. LeHhgwel, Of Norvalk are stopping a.
tur ttt.Cad q Haiel
icon 5t,n wentNath and q. n Ioomis, q Chicago ID.
iewa, OsNegO DT. !. A. Grant ~ Ottawa City; O.
"a 0i Hfdgcpcrt; ". perd ami Mr.. Gates ana
fanny 4 Bermuda, are stclYtg at the 81. Nicholas
Hot.
hsn, ~ Cincinnati; j. J. Gillespie OF Pttsbure
Y q. ri nl aud A. ". Psarcs, Of Baltimore. ) u.
la sfetg 4uf n. ~ Aea or New London, aud J. ".
q ~ saG uy, q Hartford, stopping =. The Metro
gc.san y To-
ttii tfacF Gersr ral Rriges, " Pitts ied Hon. Henry
Niisn hi.sstt setts lion. A. B. Das, oI ogdenr.
klf. tNlgrsl AiLSB, u kilhn0nd Iuhn b Webb. ~
Na.lina tuA M II Na-hbu A. 4 fouuettcut and II IA.
tix CDHed kSsios Navy, stopping at lns Astcs
HD8s",
~ ii,l aired X wootien the Attorney ucuera n
T~aaArs h Ft ppng VI the - N'ch0i.s. This .,atse
eian a. aon n sn ~ tNvefn B1rtB earn 70 nss.
triu heii. ff ~ the North t0 advise tie Executive "
Ne si-,s q inore nimly st1Gsr - the ovornncnt
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NEWS FROM WAsRlaaToN.

wAsBIsSTCS, Sept 2, 1861.
THB NEW ADnISIsrRATT0N At NEW ORLEANs.
J learn that GENERAL Fix was willing 20 60 70 New
Orleans commanding general. thsre and Rsverdy John
sOn 70 go temporarily, for he purpose Of organizing
easss sovssnnsat; hus Stanton eppnsss.
RExrTANoEs roR STAMPS.
Parties making re@issances 70 the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue ordering stamps FOR proprietary ar
olcs. such patent medicins, perfmsry. &C.. should
remember that fnis received excepting spec,s
Treasury notes and drafts tAs several United States
nlLlTAHy ORGANIZATION 0p TEE GOVERNMENT Ex-
PLoyDs.
By direction Of The President, all shs clerks and
employees q che civil dcpsTtmeats, and all
the snpioya n shs pabfo butlAangs in Washington,
win be immsdiaely organized into companies under the
direction Of Brissdisr General wadsworth and VIII be
armed and sspplisd with ammunition for the defence Of
the capital
~ PRIZES CAPTURED.
me United States steamer Hatteras captured, while
trying 70 RON the blockade Of Berwick Bay, the reb,,
schooner Jossphus with IA baIss Of coston bound
Ths United States steamer Bienvirs captured the
Slss s ChArleston. schooner Eliza from Nassau
with 500 saoks Of sals and ave cards Te mate
admitted that their ntsntson The blockade.
The DATED States steamer Stars and Stripes captured
sn shs 2Ath ut, near Wilmington. tho schooner Ersa
beth from Nassau loaded with salt and iruit v Phadsl
phA sa ss,s .ss sa S sa.s.
GENERAL MMIsARY COURT MARrfAL.
general oourt martial b appointed meet as West
Point, T. On shs ID Of September, 1897, ~ soon
thereafter practicable, for the trial of cadets
and such Other prisoners may be brought before It.
ARMY ORDERS.
Lieutenant Lawrence Babbitt Of the Ordnance Depart
ment u relieved from duty IN the Army Of the Potomac
and viii report for duty t9tbs snmanding oncsr u
Warrington Arsenal ~ sGs
By direction Of the Presds Ublonel Gustavs Wagner
Second regiment New York Volunteer artillery IL dis.
missed from the service for habitual drunkenness.
AAer Halpine Assistant Adjutans General Of volun.
tsers assigned 70 duty u sns headquarters q ths
army a..ar
Lieutenant Colone, Haskn aid camp, ID relieved
from duty with General Barnard ordered 70 report
70 General Mcclellan.
SUPPRESSION OF THE LIQUOR TRADE.
The order suppprsssing the retail trac In liquors
rgdy enforced to-day and several loads Of the
contraband article were seized and turned 70 the
medical purveyers The plea for the order which
gates all licenses while remains In force is that the
free sale Of spirits would aggrsvats popular excitement
IN the present state Of ars and tho demoFaza
tion Of the military passing through the city Tho eject
far has bean good and the countenances Of Washing
tonians look more intellectual from the absence Of
whskey.
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rhe Union Paciac Railroad.

&es CHICAGO, Sept. ., 1854
The Board Of Commissioners Of tho Union Pacific Rail-
road met at Bayard Hall today. General Curtis
was chosen temporary chairman by acclamaton. He
proceeded 70 address the meeting upon the serious and
important work upon which they had been called To-
gcher briefly reviewing the great necessity and invau
able infrsucs which win exercise on the interests
Of the country. ;
Robert Tuney Of Pennsylvania, and John n. Robinson,
Of California, were chosen temporary secretaries.
The roll was called and seventy six answered 70 their
names.
Mr. Cam Of Pennsylvania, msyed 70 proceed 70 per-
manent organization.
Some discussion ensued on the motion that when the
meeting adjourn n do tin ten O'Clock to-norrow
LOsal 70 3o without taking action the motion for
organisason the Convention adjourned I'LL ave
this afternoon.
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MARRIAGES AND pEATHA-
NJ M0rrfeSn.

Coorsa--NAsrs-On Thursday, August e, By tns Nv.
Thomas H. Taylor, d D., Lieutenant SIpxnsfk Cnorn e
James B. Martin, ksq.. Il Milwaukee. WlscoasIn.
Milwaukee papers please COPY.
oRBsY- HoLI KN.-At Newark, ". j., on Tuesday .ynln
29 BY Rev. ws. Day, SAMUEL y csIssY of the cty
70 ANNIE r, daughter of Thomas idsn. u The formSk
place.
Ho;sR-UKx--0n Thursday, August %, by the Row y.
H. Ferris, NJ q. hoJRR g. Miss sARAR jam URs
both OF this oiiy.
esidence Of the BRIDES thor in Brooklyn, EDwN H..
MooRe. fsl. OF the New York Times, W Miss EnTrIE
n0rGHTY, eldest daughter the late Tbonas Doughty
Esq artist.
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Dsspsrats Fight with and Defeat Of
Gusrfllas.

t GRxnuIR-D. No., Sept /, 1854
Major Lebrt has obtained another signal
tho gueras In Southeast Missouri with squadron OF the
Thirteenth Illinois cavalry two companies Of tho Twenty
iourth Missouri Volunteers and howitzer of No.
souri, Artillery. The Major attacked Colonel White. whose
force estimated thousand men about twelve
miles south Of Pittnan's Ferry, Current river and
after desperate conflict Of hours duration, com.
petsy routed White, capturing all his wagons and equip
ago. and taking many prisonsrs sso number Of horses
and mules Our lcss IN killed and wounded ID stated
su; d slight COMPARED with that Of tho enemy.
Arrival OF General Buell at Nashvflle.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2, ls82
General Buell. arrived to-day, and consulted with Gene
raj Rosecrans
The forces are moving in good ordor and the srictest
military discipline enforced In the city. AL the liquor
shops closed Officers In town required TO show
permits
ne c..izsps ere excited, yhie The ssssssioniss are N
high gcc and the UnionisiS Arm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
CLEANSE fiiE iLoOD FROM ALI jMPTK1rIEgy
Ana thus mt-at iat ot the Nv and Of Tue whoiA
body. Anu nr % ma ory OF inannss,ons and le
CORRUPTED BLOOD
not being Ated. aud wca regarbscs 40 10 fpsah
over the whole Dod.. and thus corrul v
TIE SOUND BLOOD
that should And remember, So.
thai these Pills have piri afci In ianiiIy
OVER A GENT. RS,
who acquired SAN IN tieir preparation, vho~~
value In beyond sniaae For where raicn wesS
thnt he cOhld . III.
NEVER RALLY FROM ANY orHER rUR1AyIvU,
yet he rises v HI renewed strength fr1gI
- IRA p.Bfils PILLS.
ks'e c4rA eee,d q ~ 'euntllsm AMI other seroph
all rtOns by i.rantip MS Piils.-Nrw Nurk n.
A moli,iue which m ~ pe used to be properly apprees
ated.--Nrw YORK utraia.
wbcr, known. 10 oner pugayc sala The beat an
4ralaf tor f.vefs Dos all cti0na and ecst.vp-
urs. ~ f.p'. ,un rtFe
ANDgEiii~ FILLS have World wide reputA,ioa. aAS
f,TF NlW s,rA LE ,Np TAIL No urltER
PfntgsN O8r 1ta1A.AL stREET. syd, sAse. a - q
JSlDN SQLAkE AL w al .Aisfs
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Arrivals and Departures.

SUMMATION tNp BNESy, So arnablp nromcn--Consll
" DoinSrm md "a uily. MIs VHpan Befrse am
NJ uriu ruhte anl fsmily Albert FDsnr, bn,ti v ON
eEla eipnief, Is Winter Ar~ q 50 81. sirs s b tn.
hufl n q sou ii''- r. tNsr's rfnuss tb,r rs
iIen t-. atnla Y aHa tt a i 81 IA " rupalan u A
tW Nn.. atilE Ali >ltF t. Mft " litlA " - t8tb
i,n. Ntf. ~ N'ay aN s.t.Hn =. iirt "a 50 stlDr.
t8f a.rt 30. /, ffe4 Asslua.I mi tstn. .- ,d D.
u gH
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Foreigner. subJ.es 90 Draft .. Indiana.
GeykaaL ronK..Ios1n.a nI1n,. a Eusl N. lsG2.

GEsKRAL tonxissioSKR's unut, A gust II, 1862
!. tNrIs white male vi iorsaru birth, the age OF
twrnty-ue yrnie nad NJ tie az VI forty fvc yors,
wup sh J. te rt Ined 10 tne IN 4 states y.ar and
shsi have ~ ited IN I'M. ste n h. lmnciiltey
ret - mr. na {, al siali have aes'are b.
ton ~ h"H ino nitiye tie Tuned Il t0a conf.
b4 M as "a ~" ei Sfs Hi tho sl9 ect u
a.a. saUst A, t4aaU@ eeue tl'J ~ rr onnssl,u rs
y. tNNlH Il N eiwn Il. aNes ri
/ tcH Hf .ft bose xsfstse4 tlo
A 4N.NN W.f rttr
ce l.tlS
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Ctty Inasall9enes.

sronss, kc, CIonso At THaH r. n.--Severai stores
in This city and xcoyn yesterday had she following
notice posted on tssr windows and 10 other ecuspcuoas
plscee-
This store win Close st three p. NJ every day In &C.
ordance with the wish q the Chief Magistrate.
This the good effects Of the late maxs meet
iue In the Park All employees win thus have oppoe.
tuny sgn the rolls prepare themselves for future
military service u would be well H an public places Of
susioses would adept the same patriotic plan.
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sap.rt.r ssnri-sseneraI Tenn.

rsfuro al haaprs Setges ASntcr'ei and Bs, bYar.
souri msi ii parsuanse v arIJirnn a.
Htngg = - aines - .0saIa - ftci md .sssr.--
Mo- ti I'll aQisai " ufgsr 40 tte SpN1 TEA.
se d a. io.. wittmi -. ". i.a,'stu tot p t.Ia
kDis. Ar. u 0tfls fs +. AZ a In tNt .ltNl silt
shs cs3rI isFp dlnrsSs ~ 90 #n a4@c't -. 'rs#g
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supcrtor Count Sp-rfaI Term.

WrIUft M TIUU. duH4e N'lt firI.
f'str Hd3ig rs WAs8m Cieiry - tbs Court under
soctru 100 ~ TIE Coao 81 nied defendant additional
~ ~ aiouatte 81 fvc TO- culi tre annnat
c8 ne ! ~ tht faiutN.
E.si4a Nog,oa {. c.ri.. sahsr anf cshcrs.--baiire
gg4gt.l
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The vermont state El.ction.

-
The Vermont State election for the choice OF
Lieutenant Governor Treasurer and members the ie
gisaturs was holden to-day. Al expected the
vote - very light, and the result indicates that
party lines have been almost entirely ignored
Two tickets only were run, viz Tho Repub
iican Union ticket headed BY the presen, Gov.
srnor Frederick Hotbrook and the Peace democratic
ticket headed by Hon. b. F. Smaley. Returns have
bssn received from few towns only. Twenty towns
give b lbrook 1914 Smaley 393 aid 60 scattering.
The same towns last year gave Ho0rook 4ll8 to 5l6
against him. IN few towns, in Randolph nd Boyal
ton, the vote Is reported Tor Holbrook We
have reports from the representatives elected thirty
two towns. All are Union.
The country tickets placed In nomination by the repub
cans and Union democrats jointly, have Supported
with great unanimty and are without doubt chosen
IN every county. The representatives chosen from
few Of the morc'mportant towns folows,-wa'er
bury F. James; Montpelier Charles Reed St. Aibais j.
g. Smith g. Johnsbury, &. s. Dana thHeid Cha les
Barrett Woodstock o. p. Chandler; Burlington, W. g.,
Shaw; Ludlow, W. s. Balcb; Bethel, A. r Hinton and
Royaton, b. c. benson. Man, excellent ana able M u
have been elected to the over House.
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Mnisary Affairs In Psnnsylva.sa.

The militia enrolled IN this county n 20 4ss while
ll01 volunteers ~ the service. In Lancaster City
there 100 enrolled md 523 iD the service Berks
The sret Democratic cyunty having 1900 voters has
enrolled 6.ls3 Reading olans moro able bot ied
men ,bsD Lancaster nov has the Geld. The matter
demands lnvcstisatlon.
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us,"e r.oops - ROUTE ron cLAaks.uas.
tGsercsiing iroyn the Atlantic Dlockad.
ing Suaa.rOn.

OPERA uEs oF rHs ySiiEp STATES STEAMER BukN-
slLLE~-.ArIutE oF TWO kkSskLs WHILE At
To- Rus the BLocKADE, ETC.
Inc Unlel States steamer Benvills. while cruising
- Ch,ristou the urpns of the 2lst un, captured
tehv klza, io~ded with salt, oards, As., while
saaesv"ripg he blockade. she has been sent
~ .dci, h,a u charge u Acting Masters Mate George
fhck Again. on the 23d ut., while cruising In tho
k,alty she captured The schooner Louisa, also
ATTEMPTS ny tiss blockade. she was loaded with
AIT oris aud provisions, and has also been sent W
pt.ee .ha Tor adjudication. Both the above vsssek
ard nOm Nassau. The cfbcsrs and crsv d ths
Eag:,ile : al wcu
Ihe GLOWING let u the oficsn Of the Bssnvnlss.
,oaso "a 49,. X. N. Muilasy.
u "a en4ni oaa Esscutv. 1icr--A. 3 K. Bsnhan
&c s.rs-Frlnk smith, John A. Rodgers, John
%. Tc.ay. EDWARD n. S!e-l~j.
Srs an = T ~.a-lslsc L. oates.
Ia n1Se w. w. e. odwn.
~. = hiei. William y Wright Second Asstst-
Heay Hl Third Assistants, Jared Day, James
y 81, BERNARD tcrby.
-csa Ease eTs' hoas-w. W. Brsnds, yrsak n WINS,
sevsei lick
CspNe~--ir.spb smith.
.r,so ~ Cie,k--Fusync pevesesuH.
fsyptlser't Cert--G Penny smith,
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The Last u the Three Moashc mss.


WIN you please The statement In this 0orninSS
HSRALp, that the Twentyssoond Regiment wss the last
Of tho three months 70 return home Such II mot the
case she ThIrsssrth Of olyr have yet returned
nor DO they intend 70 do 10 until discharged By the
government You do injustice 70 gaAsnt regimenti By
such an srrcaous announcement. BRO0KLYN
1HuHaDAv, UepteHber 2, 1862
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THE THREE MONTHS MEN.


Arrival OF the Twenty.seCOnd Regiment
49,, n, Y.s.M
This gallant regiinshi. Colonel jsfss Monroe, q our
State militia which promptly responded TO the call
the government In june last, has returned after its
three months service In Virginia. Tho regiment has
for the most part Of their time boen quartsred In
the forts around Harpsr's Ferry. They return
with full ranks, not having been called into
the nsd though full OF ardor and for the fray.
Long before the hour which they could possible arrive
tho wharf was crowded with their frienes Here also
in waiting cecort 1, were the reserves
Of tho regiment, with Dodwsrth's band The roops
came by the Camden and Ambcy rcuts from Philadelphia
Their march through ss was sesssd with tho
most factoring defnonstrut,6az az welcome. The
men hooked remarkably Sea. their uniforms and
denoting soldierly pride 10 appearances There q
pretty desire among them 70 return the
in other regiments and seek for distinction and op
portunty OF serving their country wherever their exc
lent discipline and tred vaor may be most needed
The seventh Regiment.
6ENgRAL ORDER.
ilxAporAanss, SxyESra RsorxE-r,
NEw YORK, Sept. 2, 1861. }
me regiment win assemble In fs'guc vniform (without
knapssck hsversack and cautcen), at the srmory on
Friday the 5sh inst, nj hsfrast twelve r. NJ, TO be
mustered ous Of the service q The United states:
The Eleventh Regiment N. Y. y. n. En
RSuts o. New York.
HAHras Fnxr, ssps. g tso2.
TAs uevsush reginsnt N. YES n, co,ons, Maslhoa,
e Charlesowu - eight oclcek this osrnng. and NJ
arrive in New Yogk ts-moercw. - rsgsosss vM sop
short time In philadslrAh-
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Malasary Matters I'm New Jssssv.

Although The quota demanded of Jerssy CITY, u
aocordancs with the last call of No President was tls
men, sti shs hae raised three bundred aoA thirteen pa
uicsc soldiers, thus leaving nearly t~ods yet 10 hcr
favor, who rssiy when called upon 10 jon nss gal
LIANT brethren In arms, who have 90 distinguished them
selves In the late severe battles hch Generals Booker
and Koarnsy % soSly and gsiiaasiy commanded. The
Co oumon Council, when the troops raised, mads
an approprsaisoo Of $4,000, that enlist
meu,s might be encouraged and extensively pro-
n,ose1, NOT only for ths Presidents pccond
CALL bus for future enromoD,s. Ihe oroef a Governor
Od.n was barrier IN the way Of carrying out the pa
trotic object of the Common Council, limiting "a did
the roccptton a volunteers 70 the 1s. Of Sptenbcr
The municipal body held another meeting, directing ths
War Committee proceed 20 Trenton An Interview was
haa with the Governor. aud special meeting OF the
Comm q Council held on Monday evening W receavs
the report The Hon. J. D. Roman, Mayor q the city,
reported that Governor 0ldon. 81 the Interview, had
soDseed " receive vountssrs up 70 Friday next. &c.
0idcu proposes having all the able bodied men h
The State snrcled that they may DO ready en- any
emergency The report caused sumo discuss ION. and
the csodisge ended IN the app ntnent Of committee
WIN will proceed 70 day " Trenton 20 pay the troops
from Jersey City here encamlsd.
Txrsros, sspt. 2, is62
The reports made 70 the Adu,ant Generals once SHOW
that New Jerscy's quota of 100000 men hAs bcsa
made up without draft. For the few days recruits
have bssa pouring into hs several places os enlismsst
- sn astonishing rate
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The seventh Regiment.
GENERAL ORDER.
The Eleventh Regiment N. Y. y. n. In
RNuse O. New York.

TAs Uevush regiment N.Y:s n, co,ons, kasdhc6
les Charlessowa - eight oeicsk tAis osrnag. and VI
arrive in New York ss-mosOw. - esstosss vM saog
short time In phnAdslrAA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-15
HORSES

We learn that since Pope fell back on Wash.
ing ton ten thousand horses have been supplied
to the army of the Potomac, though more are
still required. This fact demonstrates the
tremendous consumption of horscfiesh in car
rying on the war We have seen enough OF
military treatment of horses to comprehend the
great waste OF them in the field, and the press
ing necessity for some change that will put a
stop to much of it. We are assured that the
Quartermastcr's Department has no fixed price
which it pays for army horses, and is buying
all that are offered at fair prices. knowing
that it has not yet obtained all that are press
ingly required, we trust that tho offers on the
part OF the dealers in army horses may b.
quickly and considerably increased.