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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-21

Promotions IN THE SECOND RSGMxnT NEW York SrA1s
MnrnA.-A latter has been received from Sergeant
Hugh Donnsy, Of the Second regiment New York State
Militia, who acted color bearer Al the battle Of Fair
Oaks and was promoted for his gallAntry On the neld
containing the Information that Captain Huston Of Com
pany E. same regiment has been elected Lieutenant
Colonel by the unanimous vote Of his brother officers
All that needed to insure the gallant soldier his posi-.
ton is the approval Of the Governor Of this State This
there Is no doubt win soon be obtained, Capt. Hus
ton Ii well deserving or his position.
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General Twggs lief these swords with young won6
on the evening before he fed from New Orleans and In
his fight the day Of the approach Of the feet wrote
in his carriage, while en- route, this extraordinary
paper
leave my swords TO Miss -, and box OF silver
d. Il. TWIGGS.
NEw ORLEANS, April rs, 1852.
This paper claimed deed or gift Of those very
valuable weapons by the young woman named but
she had neglected TO inform her Xihcr or this singular
donationcausa fa0e-and the girls mother caused
them TO be given 70 negro to be sent back Genera
Twggs' house, vontured to interfere with this
mentary disposition. more amentable instance OF the
degradation to which this rebellion has reduced its vota
res can hardly be imagined Swords given to General
for courage and good conduct In the armies
of tho Union--tokens OF admiration by his
fellow citizens, and Of the gratitude Of . State
and the Internationally bcquoathed for safe keeping
TO woman, 80 moro proper custodian than himself by
that General when, flying the approach of tho
armies Of that country which he had rsnouncsd and DO
traysd, at last find depository with negro, for the
sake of ensavIng whose race the double crime Of
trcachsry and rebellion bias been contaminated.
Now that the weapon given BY the United States Is
turned to the Executive and tho others placed his
posal might take leave 10 suggest proper disposition
Of thom9 Might not the FIRST be presented 70 some
officer token Of appreciation Of loyalty and dsvo
ton to the countryf The qualities OF courage and
good conduct in the battle field have never boon
found wanting In armies; but loyalty and
entire devotion TO the country have failed In 80 many
examples OF which General Twiggs shining one that
token Of respect for those qualities, bestowed in
this manner, might not be inappropriate.
! The sword from the State OF Georgia might be do.
posted In tho library Al West Point with appropriate
inscription . perpetual msmento to the youth there
how than useless all education and military
training, when allied TO galantry and courage
heartfelt patriotism and undying fealty the
ticn and the nag are wanting.
That given by the city OF Augusta might be deposited
In the Patent once, warning against the folly and
usclessness Of such an Invention az secession.
Pardon the freedom OF these suggestions and believe
me, most respectfully, your obsdient servant
BENZ. r. BUTLER.
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OPERATIONS OF GEN. POPIS ARMY.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. sIGEL's CORPS.
The March from Middletown
to Sperryville.
Beauties Of tho Scenery Of the
Mountains,


WARRINGTON, Va, July 10, 1892.
cavalry captain from General Hatch's command ar.
rived here to-day The officer brought ave prison
ss Of the Second Virginia cavalry captured by General
Hatch at Madison Colonel Miller OF the Virginia militia,
was also taken prisoner, but has not yet arrived.
The following the Of the prisoners who have
arrived hsrs-B. J. Farrar, A. White, A. R. Bibber,
A. N. Goodrich and J. H. Harrison. A colonel and
captain were also captured, but have not yet arrived
General Ewes troops reported 70 bs II Gordons
vile. Their number was not stated.
General Pope's recent orders are received BY the
troops with enthusiasm but the esssns have terribly
long faces since their publication.
AFrsnchman arrived to-day from Richmond, which
place hs left some days ago He reports that be was
greatly prosecuted, and nearly compelled to join the
Southern army Tho rebels afterwards put him prison.
from which he released at the request the French
Consul. He had been keeping store in Richmond, and
says sverythingwas very dear Coffee 80 so per pound
sugar. 75c. per pound; -four only 81 per barrel corn
meal dearer than -four. He bought horse and wagon
worth about $780, for which he paid 81 so in confede
rate scrip in which he got away, and made his escape
hare.
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Arrest OF a Rebel sympathizer.

bhLIIMUEhi July I5BZ.
G. G. Stevens arrested and sent TO Fort McIienry
to-day, charged with sending medicines aud letters 70
the Aouth
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-SHERwoop.-At Greenwich, Conn, on
Wednesday, July 49, GARRETT Il. AypyRsoS Of New York,
10 Miss s. L. SHERWOOD, only daughter Of W. ii. sher-
WOOD Esq, Of the former place.
MARrES-Posr- Thursday, July II, BY the Rev. II.
HILL JOIN H. MARrEs TO Miss CoRpKI A. Posi- all Of this
oity,
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SAFETY OF GEN. CURTIS ARMY.
The Rebel Report Of the Cap
ture Of Gen. Curtis and
His Army q Canard.
SAFE ARRIVAL AT HELENA, ARKANSAS,
&c.. &C.. &c.
The Rebel Report.

HaADouARr.Rs, Army o. rm PoroxAo, July Is, 1862.
The Richmond papers OF the 18th inst contain de-
epatsh from Jackson MISS dated the 14h which stat
that Gen. Hindman had captured Gen. Curtis, with 900
rnsn. the ocen had been detained, but the men were
IaroIod
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Funeral OF Captain WIN. Afsngerson,
Eighth New York Volunteers.
The remains o. this young and promising oascs yes
ssrday passed down Broadway on their way for ntsr-
ment in Greenwood Cemetery.
The deceased captsln active and much sstSsm-
"a officer Of the EighfH New York Volunteers and was
ready and willing to share the duties whether
the eld Of battle otherwise OF this gallant corps
He Englishman, Of superior education and when
the late call made BY tho President for 800 900 addi
tional troops expressed hts readiness exert hs
best energies forward that object II Is said that his
remains will be taken to England by his friends.
The officers OF the Fifth and Eighth regiments were
present, wearing the regular mourning insignia "a the
left arm.
Tho following inscription was On tho coffin
CAPTAIN WILLIAM MANGERSON,
Eighth New York vouneeers,
Died
July Is, 1852.
Aged % years.
The order OF procession was as follows
Military Band, playing "Dcad March in Saul"
Military Escort Of Fifth and Eighth regiments,
reversed.
Hearse and Oeers (pa bearers) marching each sl4s
Two ranks Of Civilians and Military Oficers.
Multitude OF civilians on foot.
Carriages containing his acquaintance, he.
When the arrived II the South ferry boats
being IN readiness, large number proceeded on to
Greenwood Csmstsry.
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Beautiful exion.--Phalou's Snow
white Oriental Cream removes Tan, Freces &C. and pre-
and beautHes the complexion For sale By all drug
risfR-
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-thc Best fn the
world harmless aud reliable Sold by drug
lss aud rerfumers everywhere Factory oil Barclay street.
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Turtle! TurtleN Turtle!Ii--This Day, by
Pete Bsyard, at Is Park Row. BRITAIN SCOTT.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form Scroua obstinate Eruption If the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street. New YORK City since
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Crfstndoro's Hair Dye Prcscrvntivc
and Wig depot wholesale and rota No. Aslor House.
The Dye 10 applied by experienced artists.
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r. Balch's Photograph Gallery, I23
Bowsry, open with increased facilities. Carries de
Visite III 50 per dozen. ff ="
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway OF Murray street.
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Eight Carries de visite for 81, Equal to
the best made
BALCH's 2ss Greenwich street, corner of Barclay
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Laird's Bloom of Youth, or Liquid
PEARL has equal for eserving and identifying the
pexon and skin. All druggists
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Prizes Cashcd in All LOCALIZED Lottc-
RES Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. ii Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The War for the Union-OperationS or
General Pope-Important from New
acknowledgements OF General Curtis
in ADMINISTRATORS in Kentucky and
Tennessee, &C., &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close in this city morrow
afternoon at quarter-past one and as halfpast five
o'clock, TO 20 by railroad.
The Nsw YORK Naturalization for Europe-will be
published at eleven O'Clock morning. and will
contain very interesting account by Special Cor
respondent Of the March Of General Curtis Bates
vile to Helena, Ark; Important News from General
Popes Army including account Of tho Occupation OF
Gordonsvile accompanied with Map. showing its ioca
ltion and ito Importance In q military point Of view
The Latest News from General Mcclellan 8 Army I'm
portant News from New Orleans; Operations In Ken
lucky and Tennessee aud all important events of
the week. 'a
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six
cents.
sampson Low, Son 4 Co., No. 81 Ludgate HILL London
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the NKw York HERALD.
Omcial Drawings OF tho Delaware state
DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS 2s7--JulyI TO- 1892
Is, So, lG, 20, IL, So, 67, rs, "a, 40, 10, "a.
49," 80 5oHN 4, NORRIS 4 co,
Wilmington. Delaware
Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy s
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Loeries
KySrUokY EXTRA CLASS s39--luiy 10 1892.
50, ", 4, g., g. O., 20 10 ,, 81 2 ss, 49, H.
free Of S n Rb ss, 60
covinzton. Ky.. or St. Louis. NO.
Prizes Cashed in All LOCALIZED Lotto
ries Information g,ysp <: jos. JOSEPH BATES Broker
Eight Carries de visite for 81, Equal to
sXIcms, 2ss Greenwich street. corner of Barclay
Herring's Patent champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2oi Broadway OF Murray street.
Pete Bayard, At Is Park Row BRITAIN stoTT'
e. Baich's Photograph Gallery, Ia3
Bowery now open with increased facilities. Carries de
Bachelors Hair Dyc-thc Best fn tho
world instantaneous harmless aud reliable Sold by drug
sts aud rerfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street.
Laird,s Bloom OF Youth, or Liquid
Pearl has equal for preserving and benutifyng the
ple1ion and skin All arnggis.s
Beautiful Comprehension Snow
o SS hs Fo sale s.
eists
w. A. Bachelors Celebrated EstebIish-
ment for Wigs Toupees, Hair Dye and iair Dyeing. and
Motdava Cream for beatfying ths hair 10 Bond
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
ss S." NJ sssSsG
CrfstadOro's Hair Dye. Prcservntivc
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No Assor House.
The Dye 10 applied by experienced artists.
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Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy s;
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 339-Duly 10. 1872
90, ~, 4, SO, 8, 81, 20, 10, 49, %, 40, IL.
KENTUCKY, Glass 3i0--July 10, 1862.
%, Is, II, So, III, 70, Is, 67, %, 81, 81, ID.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY co,
Gown ton. Ky. or St. Louis No.
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Omcial Drawings or the Delaware state
Lotteries.
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 2s7--Juy 10, 1892
Is, 81, lG, 20, IL, So, 67, rs, 81, 40, 10, "a.
DELAWARE CLASS 2sI-July 10. 1862.
&c, 10, ~, IL, 3s, 4, 49, IS, CT, "a, 43, rs,
4 49, 5oHN A. MORRIS Co,
Wilmington. Delaware
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THROW the N. o. Catholic S.sndx6.
Our Church Bells.

II IL generally unders TODD that the bells Of
we nshol:c churches. not ouly in The city
bat n sAeentfre diocess Of - CIV Orlea,s will
Be promptly given up TO our military au,hori.
go, 70 b cast into eanncp fo- the defence OF
the country, whenever the exlEenry shall
have ayisen for their use an d the Y shall "a I'D
paled Tor BY 0ensfal Beauregard. This is the
1nvk -
8snsrai Beaureg ,rd has csllei upon the
clantefs OF the Giseissippl Valley 10 send
their pleatsttos bells TO the nearest Re ilrcsd
lAto cannon :or the army. In mahins
tAto CALI be allnded to The priestl O ID In
Othsf Oountries having moulded their PIE.
ctoue church bells Into canroa to defend
RtessAted thetr Example as n stimulus to
ne pAtfiotism OF the Agricultural class he
eadroosed He made no application TO our
aveneralle Archbishop or hts clergy, nor Ia
t1rdsd that his reference 70 me sscrlfice OF
church balls on other occasions should draw
1ortn.stmilAr CT rings from them, YET, with
fAelr Woll.knrWa love OF country ara their
ptUus devotion 70 1t In its present peril they
Aavs dsternined 10 make tois sacrifice " htn.
1vsf q \. Beaufcgard shaft reQurets.
- u UouSs., No one can expect that this viii
- 0one before the exigency arises. All cur
pablo and private buildings should be
tsipped OF whasevsr copper, tir, GRASP, or
% tAs Tsmplss Of Coz. A. least. that rs our
uponlOn. The Most Reverend Archbishop
WOal4 hardly wait fJr such event. but
ee0mpt5y turren der his bells Whea called for
Gu. 0etaD, from which our brass canuon
= aa6s, 10 compoeed Of copper and tin in the
'ysUportton Of ten parts OF the former TO enc
Of he latter. The m stall Of our fin-ss bells is
Aeanly compounded CT e ur Parts OF copper
ma enc Of ttn, which 10 the amalgam OF the
0eet bras. Hence We 1ntbr thst bell IN tal
Might - alloysd With larre addition Of co o.
Per, a6oos 9No aud . half times its own
VeSgeA ~ the casting Of brass cannon Ord
oon1p oelhfe kind IL Cal. Il y required for hight
0e0a1oTy. lr0n h .Ased for heavy guns, and
oAcula tAery - . scarcity Of l., we hope tina.
- A1e vill b 'cst in stiippaug onr e.tirc
0sy 81 liz trCn serapdahs, balconies. fenc ~.
golllDoA window csrs, CO anna, store. fronfs.
yAeR pe0fh. Ian pspcsv. bridges, Ac., for cast.
~ tneo ordnance.
All this Should ~ done before resort is had
- en- churches; bat whatever be r ally cor.
s10oyeto or proper IN the premises. We wis b 1t
9loe1not y unde1s cod that wher yer General
0eeuseoard dstsrmtnss that tho sxigency has
arrived 1oe tAe cor version Of church bel's ia
e0eo1nees overy Catholic church tell in the
,oDcseof New Orleans will b 1t his dis.
svooa1.s
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We are requested to pabish tfe following
c00muaicaion which receafiy ppea,ea in
shs columns Of ens OK the Rit b. mould .nr.
~ the bffil,apt success OF the Viz, I'M a
has attracted the attention OF all the co un !.
tn, And - Destined to cast - much glory on
oar infant navy. II may be OF general in teress
- publish some account q the origin CT this
nAeaitcsns shia.
On hist of Juus. . Bosro, copsi ting OF
". Williamson, Chief Ensinssr; john D..
1eookes Lieut. and John l.. Porter, Naval
Qeossneter. lnstin Rich nond sy order OF the
Ss0etAry OF NE NAVY, to detcrmine plan
l0 - c0nsrnctson Of an iron -,lad vessel.
Tho Soceetary Was himself nreseus at The
Dostings al the Board.
q ftsf f4n consu,tation. plan proposed by
LAent John E. Brooke was adCpied, aud re.
eeavsa tho approval Of tas Secretary OF the
Tho plan contem pla. led the c,nS.ruction a
sbeht.drefs vass@E; bu. tbs means q, our
o1Wuands being limiteds. many reasons la
1oced them - take the Alerrim &c and sitter he,
ooe0edtnG 70 the plan adopted. Her Belle 6
W0fo eOods sAd hex enGtne was oaiy par tally
1Dstyoyed. and could be rel aired in less time
han would b. req irsd to construct Gu en-
g1re Tor = new vessel ri light draft. It WAS
basd that tho piau Of Lieut.. Brooke coull
oasily be app,ied 10 the Msrr mac. La fact,
% other plan could have made this Mer Gins c
every point 81 Is. no, i.sn. s 10" 0'n'A"l'
4 report WIS made by this above amf d
ofAoers &c the Secretary Of the Navy OF the
Is n OF June, In accordance with these facts;
aad TIE Secretary ordered the work to com
mence f0rtn with
gExp6rim eats To determine tins IN ode Of az
plying the armor, aad TO ilx the dimensi sLs
Of1fs parts, were conducted by Lieatensn mt
Brooke. 300 -
From the momsa that the plan was adopt
q, the Secretary Of tho Navy urged the wci k
forward with all the means @ the coMr,aN d
ofths 0.ysronent, and without regard 10
expense. From tn Is date to the day OF the
vIrgfniAA egrass from the dock there Were
from 900 10 1870 men employ ed un her.
The Jour ri1 I'd cannon which were need 20
o4ecttvsly ON the Virginia were of plan ea +,
uroly new. designed by Lieut.. EYooae. Eost
OF the foregoing facts ca M TO my knOwieogs
long before the completion OF the ship
othsEs obtained recently FROM reliable
sources.
Lam private citizen. wholly unconn &C ted
With the Gonfederate or state Government.
1 thought The pub ic ought - know alt these
perticnlars, which ref sct mucs credit on
hs Secretary OF the Navy aud lis efi :ers.
slsssse -se JUSTICE.
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HAaB0N HILL COKE. .
SOFT LUMP 3GKs, fer CRATES aad open stoves
fer which orders will oe promptly flsd.
oar q uI supply Of Cooking end Fusnscs Coke
will be KEEP. up ALTO
NH 26-ss JNO WEKTH. Art
DIANUS FO1 Sale Three slegsnI Sc.
VIM. Knabe 20 OF Ba, timOre, with iron
frames and round corners. These Instruments
are almost new 0nd have besn preserved
with great care. Their touch and tones
very superior. They Will be Sold At mode
rate prices for cash, on application 70
NH 27--ts Grace ST.. between Sd and 4th.
ADTT & IllsP. GENERALS OP9lCa,
/ 1iehmond, March 29th, 1854.
CPECI Al ORDHRS. no. IL
tErracs
xxx. Army HeRulsttoIs published under aa-
thority FROM tie Wa. Depsrtmest are now on sale
By ths pr. al hsr, J. w. Rando ph. Rtchmonds
oss q shs Amy s9s inf
Cd. TO eaAhle them TO p7rshass. and sequeint
Themselves with the r. "a rem.nts of the fervice
Dy command Of tbs ssc,s.sry O. Wsr;
NH 3t-6t Assis' at Adit GenersI.
NIOTIUN.-.rne books aad scc ,ants If Ins lac
III Arro of DAVIS q HUFOHHanN viii be
foraA st tie 0 mes o. Ne SRI Wm. 3. 1ssses Z Go.
AL pes.ons having cia.rs against tcs m viii
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Indebted WIN cad AID make pss nent without Dc
Mr.. wn b. IsAAcs IA day au.hoeissd to make
all sstslsmeats and srant receipt
snrsivins Partner Of Davis 4 Hutehssos. +
RTOTIuh.--wis visw 10 rsdue ,ng my stock
IN prsvinus to disposins Of my plsc. on tie
Westham Fisuk.Aoad. tn oreev 10 make soIcs
change ia n2 bus.r.M)f will cell of my atccl
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B u. = or A0Eo1CA. /
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sp "a nxTEasfAI sos "a Gos,: sse
soo,ooc sess sSarcoap cola blast Rie lros.
5000 tons Wrousht Gcn Bars, 81 various
100 ro.insS tJo,sm,fsds.
TOO e.inch Ooium 6lsds,
100 1O.inch Sisgs and 01rftseD Aortasa>
100 l3-ipcA E4a-ecaat Mortars,
500 I7.pounder il on Howftssfs,
500 0.pounder Iron Kleld 0uns.
Bids may D msds fos sry qnantityo Of iroa,
OYER one hundred tons, and Tor any numbsf
Drawings Of the enns viii - furnished
Gully to parties whose oidS are accepted.
Bidders viii state shspoints OF delivery,
Aad the date at which aot less than one hun.
drcd tens Of iron may % expected 70 DO furn.
Tnsy must also state the tine REQUIRED 10
fayrfsA the wh0le Of their bid.
bidders for guns Will ate the date Of the
first delivery, and the ttns required 10 sup.
ply the whole number
loss than fifty tons OF iron, and the right 70
pay one-hsf in CoISsdssats bonds b ~.
Bids r,ust be ssaled and enclosed. and o..
or proposals for 0uAss" 10 Tie case may
ba.
J.GORaAs. Lieutenant. Spionsf,
NH 6-tAp1O Chief OF Okdnancs.
~ The following papers wtlf please insers
the above adeerfissroen: Till 10th April, ard
send duplicate with copy of paper to Ord
nance Gsscs for Settlement: The Eichwond
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Eegister; Msmphis (TeDr appeal; New Or.
leans (La) Bulletin. ficayuae, Delta. Bee
Grd Crescent; Jackson ISIS Miesiseippian;
s'oriath, (11iss ore paper; Little Rock lark
Gazette; p.ac (Texas) f}azstte; Galveston
4 VaYHe1 Herald.
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% UNDRIElS.-l06 COO IDS. Bacon.
- 20 hads Sugar.
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50 boxes uround Pepper.
( 10 Cases French Mustard.
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