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Arrivals and Departures.

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Ronth acr bethlehem, Pa Peter de Roy, Wisconsin: III
lare Synniag Chassas, lady aud son; Campora and
badly, ii bouquet, u Tcrrle all OF Caornia Aug sieecle
washington, b O. Bfinke lacy and child New Orleans:
all o. s.. Louir. Mo- Mr., Ja,ohine Opel. Mi.
states Consul for Altoona lady sni chd Rev Ernst Sch NJ
del 81 Louis; Fassnacht, Cincnna VIM smdt Mrs Ann
child, Msmp,is; Bors hers Mrs Manlard, Francis
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Mary Weynann, 81 Louis Me- Caroline Hariung Detroit
lad. sIigeIspon, I Jehn on q Hoson 1sa Mayer
New 70 X; VIM schulz New fcrk-and rs II the 4 eraa
Total, 255
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Dr. II. B. wheelrght, who Is on his way TO Massachu
sets from Virginia. furnishes tho following list Of kllei
and wounded Dr. whocIrght, under orders OF Cover
Andrew has been visiting the sick and wounded on
the hsd aad in tho hospitals, and Is his way
home TO make report that thorough system may be
organized to usurs the utmost omort our brave do
lenders.
CASUALTIES IN THE rwESTY.SrSrH MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.
Col Pierce, right arm shattered by shell.
liant Mayo &c Plymouth, head blown OF by a she'll
Can't wlsop, Co. h, too siak 70 be moved, prisoner
CAPT VIM Prey, OF East joton, wounded 10 the elbow
ssrgea Kellam, Co. II, Killed.
Lisutenants Adams, Whitman, Brooks and Carpenter
wore sick, but supposed TO be safe.
Adjhtsnt r. A. 1aber disabled and sick but about 10
rerarn again
The loss In tie Twenty ninth Massachusetts rtgine
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IMPORTANT FROM MyLELLlN


CONTINUED IRON FIRST PAokl
49,, -s-s nl~esd under command Of General Stone
usn 20 attend the removal Of government property
. white House.
He al safely removed and The building destroy.
3D. ana on Saturday evening they Ten the White House.
after shipping al the goods and their infantry 800
and resreassd 70 williamsburg arriving tAere early on
Sunday norning From thence they went - Yorktown,
where they shipped their artillery Thsir men all
n good health and spirits, and have loss oaly two OF
ahsir number, who were taken wAils piskss duty.
Ihsy represent the expedition admirably managed
b. General stoneman H. cavalry consists Of Sixth
United states squadrons Of ne Fifth United States
swo sqsadrons Of the old dragons, First cavalry and
swo squadrons Of Tie Sixth Psnnsy Lancss The
avaiy, infantry and artillery all number about 5000
and many Of them have been srronsously reported
captured. believed TO be 30 in tne main army.
The New York sixty-nfth Chasseurs.
10 rNE HDIrOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YoRK, July 5, 1862
We ore tn receipt OF the following statement from
lisstsnans Colonel shalsr, under date Of I'd inst.
DOUGLAS 4 SHERWOOD.
P1oass notify Mrs. Shaisr that regiment has
Owed the position James river without loss.
me retreat Of army great success The rebels
Du5sued and their slaughter immense.
ALEXANDER SHALEa,
lieutenant Colonel Commanding First U. s. Chasssurs
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A NEW DxrrY CLERK FOR TIE SUPERIOR CovRr.-Mr
H. H. Rice Deputy Clerk Of the Superior Court for the
last fifteen years. has been superseded, and Mr. Mccks
son of Judge Mcneil OF the recently elected
Justices, is appointed In his place. Mr. Rice worry
general favoite with the members OF the legal profess
sion and there is feeling OF regret that gentleman
with wife and scven children should, after such long
and faithful service, b, dismissed.
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. ALBANY, July 81 1907.
Lieutenant J. w. Dempsey, Of the Second regiment.
State Militia. and Of the Eighty second voiun
teers, who ordered 70 report to Major spragns.
for recruiting service has been ordered by that officer
back 70 New York. whore he Is authorized TO receive
crus to Ill the ranks Of his regiment, reduced by
losses at Fair Oaks and previous battles.
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Additional Names by the vanderbf1t and
LOuixiAna.

Additional Nance by the Vamder0flt and
Corp J. D. Hayes lst Bcrdan sharpshootors foot slight.
Thoa. Ioitus, IAN infantry, chest, severely.
f. Davis, 5ih infantry, lee, slightly.
Geo s. Cook 9th New Hampshire arm, Slightly.
John Magyar, I'd Delaware, rheumatism
John Mcguire, list Chass ours, head, slightly.
Sergeant Joseph Hansen, 14th infantry head severely.
Michael storie, ID New hampshire, nngsr, severely.
A. Richardson, 10th Indiana, hand, thumb ampitatcd
Corporal D. u. Sprinkler, goth Iadiana, hand severely.
Sergeant q. Smmerman, 9th artillery, leg, slightly.
John stons, I'd New Hampshire severely.
Henry Malthon, l4th infantry side, severely.
Chas. shelly, 18th infantry, breast, severely.
W. J. hines, LIST Long Island, shoulder, severely
H. A. Lov9oy, 5th New Hampshire, finger ,sevdely.
George waIlcott, 4th Infantry arm, slightly.
Edgar BuIlard, 9Th Vermont, thigh.
!. Richardson, Goth Indiana shouldor. severely
George W. johnson, Goth Indiana, shoulder, sevtsly
john Coughlan, l2,h infantry, thigh, severely.
Albert Hustin, 14th infantry, arm, slightly.
Edw w Frohsnt, Goth Indiana, sick.
Patrick Doyle, goth niastry, Lee, slightly.
John g Dclan, lsih infantry thigh, slightly
Frank HcCans, I'd Rhode Island, sick
G. r.. j. Ksiland, Sd Vermont. sick.
Thomas Maynard, 9Th Vermont, sick
Adam G. eoodwia, 9Th Maine, hand severely
j. Littleneld, 9th Maine, hand, severely
Thomas b. Stone, 5th Maine, side slightly
Chas. 3D. Rsndolet, Sd Maine, finger, amriitated,
Augustus Cushman, 9Th Maine, arm, severely.
VIM. Arga, 9th Vermont, arm, slightly
VIM. Devsran, 6th.Msne, hand, slightly.
Robert Wright, l4th infantry, head, severely.
Corp. NJ. Dougherty 9th New Hampshire hand slightly
A. j. whuteniore, 9th Maine sick
Thos Kestellor, 18Th infantry, hip, slightly.
Michael Cullihan, 10th Infantry, arm, slightly
webstsr Fuller, 6th Illinois cavalry
John Thaumie, % artillery; arm, severely.
Robert Hart, LIST Sergeant, LIST California arm.
James Bergan, 9Th New Jersey, rheumatism.
o. Carrie, 4ih Vermont sick.
A. Foss sch New Hampshire, sick.
n. Church, Sd Aaiae, sick.
Ira whitlle 9Th New HAMPSHIRE hand, slightly
walter Hiyp. I'd Michigan, rick.
Johns Judd, - New Jersey arm, severely.
Dan'l SprOut, SGh Name.
Corporal VI 4 Pier, 10th Pennsylvania, arm, sHVyssAse
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1852.

Kimbali, 9th Vermont, finger amputstsd; Jno.
Boyle, on Vermont arm. shgbsly; A Hines, "a
hand, severely w. r. Albert, Ah artillery, hand
amputatsd; VIM Troy, l4th infantry, thigh, slightly.
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7. Holman, 18th Pennsylvania, head.

| N. Holman, 18th Pennsylvania, head
D. Johns. 18th New York, head.
i G. II. Holbslsr. leth Penns ylvania, arm.
Lisutoaani T. D. Edehosy 9Th Michigan. shoulder.
n. Carly 18th New York, arm.
| J. H. Wayne, nd Pennsylvania. arm
| r. C. Nils, 0Sd PssnsyTvaniA, hand.
/! VIM. Moore. Goth New York hand.
A. Ryan, 6th Pennsylvania, hand
J. r. Bali, 10th Pennsy vania, hand.
Geo. Kingsley, 18th Michigan, arm.
y Cary, 9th United States infantry, ankle.
Corporal G. W: nangsr, 9th New Jersey, hasd.
J. H. PaTke, 9th Vermont finger:
=. w. Carlisle, 9th Vermont, leg.
J. 4. Allen, SD New York. breast.
G. Bohart, Odd nnsylvania, shot.
Sergeant S.. h y H., euipsn s4.h Ne. Yorh, head
8. Smith, g6th Pennsylvania, arm.
w. Ross 9Th Pennsylvania, head.
J. J. Held, LIT Michigan, injured.
w. vsricken, 9th Massachusetts, shoulder.
y. Hughes, LIST New Jersey, mouth.
d. Sullivan, 9th Massachusetts,, Ieg.
H. w. Case, 10th Psnnsy lvania, leg.
G. Blair, SD Pennsylvania, ankle.
r. Murphy, 81st Pennsylvania, arm.
ii. Hubbard, LIST Michigan, hip.
C. Wall, Slst Pennsylvania. breast
C. Foster. 10th New York, head
A. C. Andrews, 10th Indiana, back.
J. Bull, 36th New York. hip.
Il. Moss, 10th New YORK, thigh. Coz
J. Kelley, S1st Now York, hand.
w. H. Himmtz, list Pennsy lvania, thigh.
Z. Lemon, sixteenth Massachusetts,, arm.
S. Mackey, 10th Pennsylvania, arm.
H. Ruth, LIST Pennsy lvania, head.
ID. Ruth. LIST Pennsy lvania, shoulder.
F. Sherman, I'd Maine, side.
". Milingtoi, LIST Pennsy lyania, finger.
s. Alloway, list Pennsy lvania, Shoulder.
T. Hughes, 9Th Pennsylvania, arm
G. Weisgerber, 56th New York, ankle.
g. Dormelly, 18th Pennsylvania, back.
J. Biekhart, SD Psnnsy lvania, hand.
II. A. Reddle, SOD Pennsylvania, hand.
j. II. Crvsman, 14th New York, thigh.
H. Laughlin, 10th Pennsylvania, arm.
Corporal s. S. Fuller. 9th United States, aide.
J. LswslliD, 62d Pennsylvania, side.
John Fenel, 9th Michigan, finger.
G. Church, 9th New Hampshire, thumb.
+. Belsiooner, SD Pennsy lvanid, head.
John T. Wilson, 9Sth New York, foot
A. Wheelan, S5th New York, sick.
M. Seaton. 10th New York hand.
J. s. Langsuaid, Sd Vermont, hip.
NJ. J. Wells, I'D New York foot
7. Dunlao, 33d New York arm.
VIM Atkins, 14th New York, leg
VIM. II. Cicgg, 1st Ponnsylv MA, hand
ii. T. Hatch, Sd Vermont SICK
J. Gaffrey, llth Massachuse. rs. side.
p. Trims, Goth New York, q m.
w. Kirn LIST New York, eyes.
J. Riley, 36lh New 70 k, leg.
w. II. Lewis, 34ih New York thigh.
w. W. Carroll, 72d New York, hand.
w. Ward, 43d,New York, hand.
J. Rolls, It'll Michigan. arm.
G. Maskie, LIST New Jersey, head.
X. McNesly, 9th New York. thigh.
=. Multertyler, $50 pennsylvania, thumb
II. Fox, SD Penn 'ylvania, hand.
Corporal 5. +. Bar ard 7th Pennsylvania shoulder.
J. Moore, LIST PeInsy vania, leg.
J. Pandcnberg, 18th Psnnsy lvania, foot.
II I'm
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Lieutenant ssckcft Net Killed.
Lent Frederic Sackstt, Of wsdsns battery rsporse
killed the peninsula, 10 route home with the ty
rho Id fever. He win recover.
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H. J Emory "a Nains shoulder.
c. A. Leonard, Goth Massachusetts, thigh.
Corporal L. A. Donaghey, I'd New York, shot hip.
Sergeant Goodwin, 9th Maine, leg.
:. Hsrd loist New York hand.
G. Dacy 9th Massachusetts,. leg.
H. Glover, 22d Massachusetts,, arm and leg.
i issn Ssr n
WIN. B. Gibson, 10Th Pennsy lvsnia. right arm.
Sergeant p Atkinson LIST Long Island ankle and foot
Corporal J. Hamilton, 40th New York, hand
Jno. Gould, 103d Pennsylvania, general debility.
Lieut. d. c. Dipnger, 93d Pennsylvania, rheumatism
Corporal W. 8 Hsther, "a Vermont, wounded in leg.
las Gresnon LIST United states artillery, hurt in side
P. Kelbsigh, 69th New York shot IN hand
Edgar Bear, 56th New York, shot IN finger.
Edward Bennett th New York. shot in thigh slightly.
John sullivan. Goth New York, shot in hand.
John Haxgarty shot in thigh.
Patrick Cummings. shot In hand.
Edward O'Bren, shot In hand.
John Nolan, shot In shoulder.
James Fee, shot in wrist.
n. Murray, shot 10 head
IA. Maxwell, 9Th New York, thigh
Jno Guerk, 9th Pennsylvania thigh
C. N. Benton, LIST Pennsy lvania rifles. hand
Jacob Lewis lst Rhode ISLAM Island . asssi,sry foot
A. Hammond. list New York, hand
]. Warren, I'd New York militia, hand.
Jno Dunbery, 4th Pennsy lvania, rheumatism.
Peter barley, seth Pennsylvania, fever.
p. G. Daley 10th New York hand.
Ed. Famer, 10th Massachusetts,, hand.
VIM. A Ess, I'd Pennsylvania, rheumatism.
MEhael Corcoran, 10lst New York, arm.
Jacob Esk, 9th Pennsylvania, arm.
Pat. Ryan, 10th New York, knee.
Jno. Hamden 8Sth New York arm.
VIM. X. Smith, I'D Pennsylvania, foot.
J. l.. Wagner, 77th Pennsylvania, arm.
Peter Bsndeli, 56th New York, head.
]. L. McQuisten, 10th Pennsylvania, hand
VIM. Thomas, 9th Pcnnsy lvania, eye.
Lieut. AcQuilen, 9Th Pennsylvania. groin.
Capt. Heron, 4th Pennsylvania cavalry, left leg
Lieut. II. G. Goodsue, 18th, New York, mouth
John F. Smith, list Pennsylvania, fever. taken prisoner
Lieut. D. S. Root 3d Michigan, shot in right arm.
Lieut. John D. Harrington, LIST Pennsy vana, fever.
Capt A. J. Root, 18th Now York, shot In leg
Lieut.. c. II. Davis, LIST Massachusetts, sick.
Capt. ohm Roberts, Sd New York, shot in hand.
Capt. Henry Whittier, 27th New York, thigh and arm
s. R. Beatty, 10th Pennsylvania, right arm.
Geo. A. Bramball, 4th Maine, left hand.
Jas Murphy, list New York kicked by horse.
Anson Preston, LIST Michigan shot in tine eye.
NJ. Smith, 37th New York hand.
VIM H. Everman, 20th Indiana, 0ngor
w, Pamon, 9th New York, hand
II. N Baker, 9th Pennsylvania, left nrm
Robt. Hausterfer, 4th Pennsy lvania, head.
Lieut.. Fl. Crovet, New York artillery, hand.
Daniel Edwards. It'll Pennsylva nia hand.
9. W. Shinely, 1st Pennsylvania rifles, hand.
Dennis Sullivan, I'd United States artillery, leg.
Napoleon Blsp, 9Th Vermont, elbow.
Robt Lucas 10th New York, shoulder.
John Bcsly, 1st New York, arm.
Tanie Griffin, 1st United States artillery hurt side.
G. Burgundy, 10Th Massachusetts,, sick.
J. A. johnson, 10th Pennsylvania reserves, thigh
Capt L. NJ Peek, LIST New York Volunteers left groin
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Ex-Fire Department OF Saco.

The members of the former fire companies
of Saco, upon terminating their connection,
as companies, with the Fire Department of
that town, determined to preserve their or
ganization in another form. The following
report Of their proceedings at meeting held
the 9Th inst, shows that, to secure this re-
suit, they have resolved themselves into the
UNION Ex.FIRE ASSOCIATION OF SAco:
A meeting Of Niagara Engine Co. No. 3,
DELUXE Co, No. 4, and Union Hook and Lad
der Co. No. l, of Saco, was held in Patten's
Hall, in Saco, on Monday evening, May 9Th,
agreeable to adjournment, and resolved them
selves into and adopted the name OF Union
Ex. Fire Association of Saco. A constitution
was reported and accepted, and the following
officers of the Association were then chosen
by ballot for the year ensuing:
President-Rufus p. Tapley.
Vice Presidents-0. b. Chadbourne, IL.
d. Hanson, Charles Nutter.
Treasurer-Nfoses Lowell.
Collector-f. w. Guptill.
Recording Secretary-Geo. ii. Ward.
Corresponding Secretary-S. 7. Chase.
Directors-H. Knight, A. j. Woodman.
d. L. Toppan, Lewis O'Brion, Charles NJ.
LittleGeld, Charles ID. Scammon.
The officers of the Association constitute
also the Prudential COMMITTEES Of the same.
Subsequently Calef Hall has been leased
by the Association for their meetings. II
was voted to publish the proceedings Of said
meeting in the Maine Democrat. Saco, Union
and Journal. Biddeiord, and Fireman's Ad-
vocate, Boston, Mass.
Gro. II. WARD, Sec'y.
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PN1z WEEKLY PAPER DEPICTED TO AGRICULTURE ReezEHH AND
Voted, That the foreman and Treasurer

Voted, That the foreman and Treasurer
Of the respective companies, and Edward
Eastman Esq, DO committee 10 wait upon
the Fire Wardens Of Saco, and inform them
Of our organization a. Fire Department.
Also, to wait upon the Fire Wardeus, Engi-
necrs, and Fire Department Of Biddeford. to
inform them Of Cur organization a . Fire
Department and solicit their cooperation in
eItinguishing fires in both our towns, and
also, to express to the department Of Bidds-
ford the hope that with them We may ut all
times cordially unite in the interchange OF
those friendly courtesies which should be the
characteristics Of all working for one com.
mon end.
Voted. That VIM. Moves, j. N. Burbank,
and Q. Sweetser. be appointed q committee
TO examine and ascertain the cost OF such ar-
ticles as have recently been purchased by the
Selectmen.for the engine companies.
Voted. That the proceedings OF this con.
vention to be published in the Maine Demo-
crat, Saco, and Union and Journal, Bidde-
ford.
Voted, To adjourn to meet ut our several
halls on Monday, at 8 o'clock, p. NJ. May
II. 1862.
I'M. HoDsDoS, ~
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DARING BuRoLARY.-The Progressive Age
says a most daring burglary was committed
in Thorndike on the 2lst ult. The burglar
or burglars entered the house Of Mr.. Israel
Hall, through the window into the sitting
room, and from there went into his sleeping
room, where he and his wife were asleep, and
took trunk from near the head Of the bed,
containing $50, together with notes and
papers and escaped. The trunk was found
tho next morning back Of his barn, broken
open and the money distracted. No clue to
the perpetrators Of the act has yet been dis
covered.
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mond rebels Of the intention Of France to
withdraw its recognition Of them a. belligsr-
ants and treat them as insurgents.

mond rebels Of the intention Of France to
withdraw its recognition Of them a. belliger-
ants and treat them as insurgents.
Whether this Is the case or not. We can
SEQ no other just course for England anu
France now to pursue. Defeated on every
side and fleeing before our armies the reo'.'
surelv bay. arrived at tho time when their
cause is "waning." At the commencement
Of the civil war at the South, the Federal
Government was totally unpreparcd to meet
:, With immediate success, but tina. state Of
Affairs !. now passed away; the rebellion has
beep met and success so FAR as the result Of
war between two independent nations is con-
cerued, crowns the Union arms.
And no other result can DOW DO looked for
except the complete crushing out OF the re
bellion and the final triumph Of our flag
1t is only question Of time. The South ap-
pealed to the sword and have utterly failed to
yindicate themselves with it. Their cause is
lost. This being the case, and the facts
poin, to this result 50 conclusively that for
eign nations must see it-does not that sin
terest of humanity" which we hear 50 much
talk about on the other side o. the water,de
mand of the great powers to withhold from
the coniederates every thing which gives
them hope of final success and thus prolongs
their rsistance?
If England and France are not at present
mediating the policy Of treating the rebels
as insurgents and not as belligerents. a few
more successes Of the Federal arms will force
this course Of action upon them.
These powers have always made profess
sions of desire to shape their action with
regard to our difficulties in accordance with
the correct principles of international law
Following out this desire they deemed 1t nee
essary for their commercial relations to ac-
knowledge the coniederates as bclligerents
But now that the entire sea coast of the
South is either blockaded or in our possession
that view Of the question entirely fails, or so
far fails that there is not enough left to dis
pute about. With the same success on the
Federal side continued for short time Ion
ger, we may confidently look for England
and Fran, % to take such stand upon the
American question as will blast the last trail
tOrous hope of recognition by those powers.
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ALARM or FIRE. On Saturday evening
last, Daniel Campbell, Middle street, Saco,
was alarmed by bright light in front Of his
house. Upon examination no found it to be
u bonfire made by the burning Of crate Of
straw. The flames rolled up nearly to the
topot the house. lie saw three men in the
street doing the mischief. They were pur-
sued. and one OF them overtaken and lodged
in Jail by policeman Lord. The same officer
arrested the other two Sunday. Their names
are Stephen Wentworth, first arrested. Dan'l
Milliken and John Littlefeld. Wentworth
turned States evidence, and Justice Loring
fined the other two Sc and costs, $1,000
each. Milliken paid his 6ne, but Little6eld
refused and was committed to Jail.
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For the Union and Journal.
Hollis and Buxton Rejoice.

- Hollis, May 10, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR Dear Sir: The citizens of
Hollis and Buxton, upon the reception OF
last Mondays joyful news, flung to the breeze,
in the afternoon, the glorious old "stars and
stripes" A large number Of ladies and gen.
tlemen assembled together to rejoice ON the
occasion. The people were entertained by
soul-stirring and patriotic speeches by Rev.
Mr.. Bartlett Of Buxton, and Joshua Dunn,
Esq, of Portland. May we soon have the
pleasure of rejoicing over the downfall Of
Richmond, and its redemption from the mi
quities Of secession.
The citizens Of these towns await the news
from our army with the utmost anxiety
Their hearts, their sympathies and their hopes
are all with the braveand patriotic men who,
foregoing the pleasures and comforts OF home,
have gone forth with a heroism which chal-
lenges the annals Of time, to defend with
their honor and their blood the sold flag"
under whose beautiful folds we were so hap
py to meet together and celebrate its late
successes.
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