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The New York herald., 1862-11-06
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LETTER FROM cArTAfS SAaufts. or TIE GLITTER sDIr
DnEADEoUGHT, IN RELY goiTHAT OF CoHIODoRE
PoEIER UNITED STATES NAVY, REspEcHkG B3
vFssEI..
EDi1os or TIE rygAJD
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, lsG2
read with feelings Of muca pleasure tho honorable
mention made in you. this rao.n!g u tho no
bic slip which has for years been my good fortune 70
command, and venture 70 add my humble voice TO that
Of the distinguished Commodore Porter in cvUneuding
hs proposal to the merchants Of Mes ioEk The Dread
nough IS in every way fitted oi The service rcluire -
as staunch he day she was launched, and bas "a
pua.ioa = sergong craft which needs 10 eulosy from
me- should this npcrtsn, sggcstioa ,asct with favor,
beg 10 offer my fcrvces IN my capacity in which they
may be made useful. sho,l esoena IL honor enough
to servo apdor distinguished sailor and salan
officer Commodore Porter, Whatever my position ihs
nrcadrorgh. be 80. ready ~ SAL at tho hor,est
tice =. SAM Els.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
THE LATEST News

NIJlEf -.7'II ". ., Is01.
xte Albany Eue,.,sg Journal concedt- election Of
HOvasN Seymour Governor cc the State New York
also concsdcsths election sf sixteen democratic
bcn Of Congress.
re Anas aud Ay0, nsures, up to ten O'Clock tonight
give Seymour lsl5 majority in the stale It's estimates
are ivw those or the state Committee showing abcaI
n 100 majority. There esens ~ believe that
ny candidate the democratic State ck0. Is defeated
mo 4!as @d 4,aus assembly figures give the demo
srsts ST. republicans 50, ID 70 hear from 1Jc de
nocrass have II Ucgsrezm and thc republicans "A
Ropablican losp,9
SynAcrss, Soy ., is62
Tns Official vote shows ssynoar's majority m this cas
% to 22s which deiaocrso gain of s54. The comfy
- oncndnga gives wsisvorth sol ma,csiiy--s demo
cratic gaiu Of 2.es over last year.
Uncs. Vow. 8, 1850
Madison ooun,y, compete, gives waesvotn 2ssss ma
issay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
oar Cbarlesson Correspondence.

lHlirl.spS, va, oUt "a iet2.
The Ensane Of he A''y mo oaa'fsso.- 's's'eoms ef'
Yroop,-Retraat of tae Transportation Of ~. 36gn-
The Rec..sy--Nacicrsoa, &c.
The corps ddmes under Major General j. D Coz reached
this place today from Point Pleasant Their entrance
into tho town psrtpok " trnpha character. A. fegi
ment after regiment marched through the streets tho
ial bands playing The fyori;e ai os tho day AID
their fags waving the breeze, the czons OF tho town
crowded the sidewalks and nude tho mir rcvsrberato
with cheers for tho ;non the o'd Gsg and s defenders
The stars snd Stripes were again raised on tho town
liberty pole, and will not again be removed.
The rebel army, under Generals Echois, Floyd nna
ckrs relrsated from hero last Monday morn,ng Their
plumbers were quito sn3a there being ~. moro thap
two hoasaod Sigh. hundred ,hroo thousand For Two
days ,ror 10 thor retreat ,hcy formed line Of
bs,tIo the natural iortsuctous-tho hiils-oatede
o. The town ':ssug :ss, 'ds 70. arp,Sss s o. our
exposed 10 n snow storm. on bait rations Tho suf.
ferg Va the rs.Ss said 70 have been iateuse 1hc
ast wight The onemy Il line tf battle tnsy built
can Hres along the hid sides foy d tance of over
mil and halt 50 as y make u appcsr as iney Ind
IS ies yns commanding general well p,s,ef
their numbers, movements and pozil.cn. Gerelsl
rorins .rcbell the formor :oumanis[ in the saaasa
valley, las b.en placed under arrest ny o'dor Pree
dent ys tw disobedisucj OF orders in not purslig lht
line Of regsa. IN icayns Tho vsl.oy q N prcscsei IN
force Gonetal Less a.Dly. Iresesfne through Cheat
Mour,a,r. inetcaa Of oorg that he w.ii sa Nswbnrn
The rebel army during tuen sEy isI'Hls'A tu'
cit zans very literally but raid for the goods thy per-
chased In Csnscacrsss Fabulous prces were sxSad
This town shows the :esolaton which war brings Ia its
march II was once y thriving, Busy l,rs place,
popriascd by ndus:riccs conmapy, onsayed Ia pur
piits pertaining t. tbs do, eSincnt cf tho wealth
with which the han2vba Valley sbornds. II also
claizcd some considerable attention Cor che intel
Ieo,ual,y o, he nha5iisnts: ard this claim vas
not without good fouutla.inu Tho IOWA s row
In ruined sn.uiipG It's buhdlGgs ars illuminated
and ont uf repair MAJ o. the nhantsns havo is~ here
elfas ng of
NOM hero IA September last many buildings used by "a
for army purpcses which wesc allied with roods at tha,
time vcio Tod By recailnr force, prevent thopo
from falling into rebo hacds. The naines not oo,y do
stroyel tins buildings intesded IL have bse destroyed
spread 10 contiguous ones, which lid good part ~
the 10 rrns Thoss bei,an0 bss1ngct 70 the best
Union IN the place. ard Their claims The govern.
meat ioT shs isss 81 Their rrcpsSy shod receive
iia;c attenthn.
IN, weather thus :es hss beso favorable Tor ml,sry
operations.
The Kapaw ha river mas risen w 40 10 make nayi.
gabln for large boais Tho transp)rts Glenword B.
q icir arrived hcrc to-day edyapee guard ecto.cd
the t.Hu
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70 EN- boysp' and thoy wcre followed by gsiing ail
destructive fro from our battery. several cornnuis
were set ON Ere by the ahell; wounded noTses 49,
Nmpng the field tho rebel guns we're son orr ol
sight, and did mol his again during The afternoon Inc
.lg ing ceased about four O'Clock. .
naeaueailv hoseyer tho rebol sklrms sbers, VINO naa
rarf n o sne woods advanced tothe appe orennrd
.acy took refuge behind tho troes, from " men
j; kept up eonsian. popping for awhile at cur ans
IL ned men. The Gie was returned 10 eneetive cfyie
Is pasfi,nc kept up fer more thin an hour. when
tho rebc finally compelled TO retire. They had
Altogether II was The most picturesque and amusing
pkrmsh ha vo secp
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The EuGcyaI or f,r. BnI!neysr.

DArfof, ONO. NOV. ., Ib"2.
Tho susga, of Mr. E,imaycr ..s ciitos q he Dayton
ssaY Who v as murdered By nIscro-ni nauicd Browr
took p,scc yesterday afesnocn The PROCESSION thai
escorted As remains to tho grave was iLc largest and
most vsspoctlho soos IN this city The farorA
ce-omc.ioe yers ycry Imposing
DAYIos, Ohio, scv. 9, is6.
The Grand Jury u IN county have fo.ad bin 81 ~
diocnt against ensy N Trcw, FOR raTer IN :hc irst
ccsrce, charging hin With tl- xr Eallnscs with do.
lia,ora'e rYencdsaiion and malice.
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Sailing or xhs wrench War sseo,nss- alas-

The !irc.of battle ehip MasFera steamed from hsr
cho.sge 4, hc Southwest spit yss:srday noTnlng, an
cseded to sea- she arrived Oc Is, aud hcs da al thai
time was twenty feet she hae STAGE tcn 10 sso7
and frsl aud when shc passed dowr tbs ship chaane wa
drawing twenty eight icet ,hroo nccs-'he srcaicf
draft ever carried oct u ths harbor .; way u Sandy
Hook sho was ploca ~ sca IN perfect safc,y oy NJ
GEORGE Evans, o. pio, oSai rslnis, No. IL.
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SS. A,lsn, Co. A, eth New York cavalry.
y. A. Mills, Co. A. sth New York cavalry.
.. Webb, 20. B. Sth New York cavalry.
q. A. yandenbeck, 90. p, Sth Vow York cavalry.
Jerry Stebbns, Co G, 0th New York esva',-s
w Douglas, co. G, 9th New York cavalry.
D. Knight, 20. d. Sth New York cavalry
J. Anstay, Co. Z, sth New York cavalry
T. Il. Mills, o. II, Sth New York cavalry
Al Stafford, Co. i, 9Th New FORK cavalry,
q. NJ. Morrie, Co. v, Sth New Yorf cavn,ry
d 6h?rey ca n, eth New Sorb caya,ry.
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Disasters an Lake Ontario-

SiCgyirs rAxnos, Nov. ., lsoS.
Y.o ing lady Frsukls, ils. arrived, repcrh that
largo b.etk torsail schooner, munro upkno~ns 0snofs
Sn'''n' i"A"' BrrAic, Nov. S, les2.
ycs n,crc;cr Hsy State, ogdensbarg for Cleves
auo and rocdc With two hundred nud fourteen tons
r,e,e,,n,yo on ;,oaya. 70 total loss, with al hands
re,av- C,sye,p.
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C.vrs Ca,eudnr-TAts Da y

srrryas ColBl.C .C,Bcun--Psrs Ines. eOsl, elIe.
a.es 2scs $500 1889, 1859, ai17 245, 2j53 2ta
Ssoi 2sos 2s3 cset 29IT, 2g2o, 1891, 30S;. rsrs -
Ne Ssj so2A 9o2s s40, $685. 3o62, 3ot<, 3soe, sslo
sase ss4 Sss4 saVa saso see4 sis2. sale Ssss 49,
4
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Military Movements an aS.ssnch h.-essS

=
40 DRAFT iE gosgos HHs QUOTA Flt.a, EY so-
LUNTyERySG- SG--aovsgIaF. o. 1&JoR 6Esrrsh
BANKS--roUR AVRB RbGIireGs FROM JnE oLD
BAY sTAYE ~ Ect TT rci HI sS3- of war, y e.
rssrot, Tcv J. 1857
Tho quota ertroers gsf Ecslo boot h"i ~ yr.a
tagy cnii.lu.ats Consequently tasre wi!i'c ,r.dt
The Common Council 'ps aprrcisil 80 ecc " ~ or
ralsr ,trc o1nwns of cayalfy fnr tsc sli csreGi
lisn of Gcne-r Gtrss.
Tho Hon. A. I, .a0roncc projected the g:sns Ok u .
cavalry. and + ~ liberal patfon q u. sgF:liron.
The aopa-iugs sodf iass eitirts .eai'gtE .oT the
seat of war tp-dy marked ard ia&srnsiav event.
The Forty .arst thcc ysays so'nneess ,'ofe Thrmqs
H. Chckcring aas rrssiyci arrived ron cap by the
Massachusetts Charitable Mecialic t.so.ation, IN,
soc,oty Of s;sslsr Mechanics eld sl:lsa y pino are
orsa.i builders and otsr bodes oi citizens, ~ csaegie
the regimen, TO the depot.
Eaios General Ban';s and suH acse the procession
and lef; rrcr csool - reslmca .lr as boi1aefioi
IL New York. ~
Tho Fct.y-'bsd, Tiger regiment, cs!oss Charles J.
Hotrook were rscevci ard escorted through nc Ciy b.
tho Boston Ligh. Infantry -. '-.st@a.
The Forty a!th, or rde; 'cgin,ant, cioDA Charles y
Goldman, escor.ed b pa. Ind grts3. noDes' -
the fndspsndeni corps of Cadets.
TIC Fort, ,.sxth regiment, coiogsl George cwic.,
splendid rement rccrued IL ,s lnpsr portions Of s.
State, also marched thsoi;sb ihc city.
The :hses rc<I-ocna embarked the steamers Nerri
rae and Mississippi. hosrd fcr Ncniern.
General BA.ks haa received ec..is aud e'ihi'.
sstic hospitality dvins he hfi.f Visit hero.
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. In rns ADvAEY

MEAN AsHPi's GAP Nov. 4, 1862
General wNlcoxs ccrps, of General nnrnside's com.
maad, to-day occupied Vpperyie.
Tho enemy do not appear 10 be in ans force 10 THO
vicinity, as they have given bat slight resistance 10
advance to this point Our progress yesterday mado
with continued srmishng extreme 'front.' but lle
rcbo appeared 70 hays no nianty IN support Of their
cavalry and aItjlely cur loss wss se,y rna during
the day.
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rAs Missouri A,ecsAon.

81. Louw, NV. y, Iee2
Tho radical em&ncips!ion ticket in the county is IN
dovbtcdly elected me vote in tho FIRST Congressional
district s very slosc and cannot be decided unit, mo
Amy IA heard from. BARS frcuds claim his election
but The radicals say tho vcte in the army win ecct
Knox In the Second district BAR radical is undoaseoly
sleciodoy hsndsomc paicfty.
Returns from me interior are msAgro, but IN enaac
pallep ticket " probably elected
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TIE COUNTIES TO HEAR ERoM.

We have yet 10 hear from Fulton, Hamilton,
lewis and Niagara. They gave republican ma
e0rty Of 1.743 last year. Seyteous's majority,
Gersfore, Is rot likely to b. icss than 10000, aad
may run ilp 20 l2,Dto.
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yhr s.yte T,ekes Elected.

Rov1nor ....... .Borstio Seymour Defuo1st
Lieut.. Gcvegncr. ....D. r. Ec:,. Jones. Democrat
cAnsl Ccmniss' 'ncy.. wm. J. skionor Democrat.
hsp. stac rrsoas.. .cayicsd ,. Clarke .pcloocras
Cit ooIl Ar.nals Y. 4. raliD,aige. !. remcctss
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voLorEs eY kHHIys.

VNLUNIt kNFINFf
co.cAe Eonry g. SteptIs msmhnr elsss FROM the
vrs. Coar district "a old and highly essecinei
Srokcr In Wall street. II. Ass served many serms
President Of the Boasd or Bro4os and now President
OF tho Central Park Commissioners No man ln Wall
ssrsss more popular oacs inspected In the susiocss
ssnmunity In which he ss has bscn spsnt Than colcusa
sssbSins. Hs win carry " Congress large heart and
large acquaintance win bpsincss, aud will in overy way
ssasrass Avorably with most q the members whom We
Navs been N sbs habit od sending from this etas nc
carried HE own county. .-lsshmopd--by ose thousand
sss AsndrpS maiorxy. vs4 v eys haaarSd piRss 1890
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n.a..-,. 49,. ~,

accommodating party was cent out by General John
81 Ceary this morning towards shenandae, which sc.
cured fve reDo, prisoners deserters from The
Seventh New York vclunsccrs, named openheiIncr and
Ofrnderger They all tpSnea over 10 The custody
OF ste Provost Marshal. N@EM
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WASHINGTON, Nov. S, 1s62.

WAs0INWEuN, NOV. o. 660S.
fnoYiAaon from Manassas Junciicn TITS morning says
that he portion Of Gen. sckles command sent forward
to look after the Orange Alexandria Railroad found
in better condition than anticipated point nearly
up TO Cae.ts station The railroad bridge at Broad
was found partially burned by the rebels, and It's sup
ports partly sawed through II can. however. DO easily
and quickly repaired Kettle Run bridge was found unn
jlred.
Our troore hold the country in the vicinity Of Dsnts-
vie haycdrivcn In the prolirg rebel parties Upon
Warrcntor Junction They, however, continue 10 scout
down as low rs Cactts Stat y, and will doubtless de-
stroy the Cedar Run brdg, II they have not already
done
Tho Manassas Railroad is In pretty good working order
clear up to rhoroughraro Gap
Information received last ngat indicates hat tho total
rebel force warronoa Junction Is not than three
thorsad infantry, With corresponding numbers Of cavalry
and artillery
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,Chc Draft Next Nin,.duy.

is asserted excellent sutiCr.y thct tho ara.t viii
positively take place Monday noy., the loth inst.
General Anthem Is almost roldy for opo.aans, aRd j.
said the police regulations Of character tnat WI
meet any emergency. Two large "Soa or rather wns's
are being made Tor tbs city and ihc other Cor Brock
Iyn Each ,s four in diameter ssi about foot in
width IN these the will be Deposited, each name
being written a slip OF paper sbort ten inches IN
length aud inch in breadth Tbs sip VIII bc rosd
up and casped within small ndiu rrfe,cr ring. Whci
ananlc ID drawn the slip upon which II is write. VIII IN
Immediately pasted IN largo book which has bocn se
cIay prepared for that purpose Mr.. IriUbic. b.iu
nian. i'll draw the In this city. The srat will
be made al Tho City Hal.
The commissioners appointed FOR the paTposc os
hearing inns of exemptions vii ti1ir labors 10
tho different station boueas today sid continue tiefn
pntll Saturday Afternoon. There II donbt thcte vii
be a. great rush these places ,isrc when the
commissioners Grei bod shciT 80 o:s.
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The Illinois ElscItSn,


Cmcsso, H., Nov. >, lscs.
Tho returns thus lss fron the s.a,s indicate ,hss the
following Csp2rsssnen elected
Ha.
l--Jsaac y. Arnold, republican
Sc, b. Wasbburne, republican.
3--Jp0 y. Farnsworth repsbicsn
l-Doubtfol.
5-Owcn Loyejoy, republican.
6--J. 0. Sortcp. rcpuOssr.
7--ponblfnl.
S--Jchn I. Stuart. deslot..,
e-Lawis W. Ross, dcnotrai
10--A. J. knapp, demccgn'.
III. C. Robinson, demScfat.
12--wm. II. Morrison, iel15C, At.
13---wm. J. Allen, democrat
The old delegation stands four yesIs,lcyns 10 ~ ieo-
Gratis Thus The democrats arc sarc Of gain VI two
CHICAGO, Noy.S 1860.
Harris Democrat, is elected to Congress ID hs Fourth
district.
From later returns The Republicans ths election
0. Jamce G. Allen, demoaratsu candidate "a lxrss.
There Is nothing from the seventh district.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
The Wtsconsis EIsetton.

The WtscOnsiSs EIscttoA.
MuvlcKss, ,s:av. 3, Iss2
fGe democrats have elected two members of Congress,
Mcssrf. Brown and Eidridss. the repubifaD hsys
elected Aessrs. S.osn Cobb apa Hancht 0Se aItsscs
is yet IN dsnbt All the democratic Asjsmbl$wen are
elected from the city oi Milwaukee. The democrats have
gained largely IN some parts Of .ha stase.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
INTERESTING rqOM SIGELS Army.
Reconnaissance from General SiCklcs'
piyiSieG.
The Manassas Railroad In Working Crdcr
10 1hciGughInrc Gap
Nc, &s., &c.
Ne,
wAsalAoroS, Nov. 5, 1864.

-no HsRiiD coYraapoadelt writes from GanesvDc m
der date Of November O. az foiovs-
MAJOR Knox passed through lhoroughfsrc Gap this
morning with cavalry force, driving before hhn body
Of tho enemys cavalry. Ue found the cneny's rckes
near White Plains but Indication OF any considerable
rebel iorce m tha: quarter General Carl ShuTz now
holds The gan the sixty Grst Ohio Colonel Mccroarty BE-
ing tha other eide Heavy EslDg has been heard 10
day on tho right c0mirono!ng about twelve O'clock
Two conyababds come % .ls'ie, Va, yesterday,
give nfr,t tion tat Jackson and Lee at Ccpep-
per with strong forces Extensive WORKS bong erect
Ell on tho Rappahonnock prevent crossing BY the
urioD tsoeps
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a'Ae sJiua~sota Election,

81. rAuL, Noy. s, 1899.
The city OF 81. Paul Ramsey county, gives Coleo, ds
mocrat, Tor Congress, zoo majority wsDoshaw county
gives Donrsiy, republican, SEQ majority; cooahus gives
Doupely 500 majority Tho result 70 anoorssia KstrIs
come ih slowly.
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Aha Kmnsas Elsctfon.

LnvsEwonfH, Nov. 8, tsaa.
saernS Ssurns from this state indicate the ELECTION
Of the entire republican Stale ticket. Wilder rcnuhsap
for Congress, s probably eld.eS oyer rarrot unicn
AID Nat.hias, democrat.
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Tho Massachusetts, EisesioS.

Bosaoy, Nov. 3, tS62.
getrrs IRON ESQ tc~m give John A. Andrew, sor Coz
srnor, al. Rri-pdier General Dcveps, Nv ths same
tosns has $50. Andrews majority In thc stase viii
be aboa. 10000, which elbows conservative grin Il
10 600
scnate--fhrty hsf .cpub!isans arc eies,eS end sir
peopies Union mon.
aHouse--Ous hundred aid ssvsa uine republicans ard
thirty four peopIc's Union mcn ara elected.
1wcpty-se towns ara w 10 be hoard rom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
"Dr. r. s. sArrsALrx. Surgeon United states Army

BACKING Up THE HARBoR-yAsTEEs.-On Satur.
day sternoou Of the Harbor Masters ordered Governs
nsut transport berth 8, pier No NorfsRtNer, to land
stores &c. for the of the Union As soon az the
transport took the berth the 6snt OF the wharf ordered s
a,e to be closed kept sgn. al to the trans.
port Soon the evidences Of nl ending conflict became
apparent tie trouble ippcd in the bud BY snpcrn'
dent Kennedy Who hearing Of the csse by means OF the
police eegsph ordcred section Of TO go to pier No
with instructions sustain the Habo Master, ard to pre-
vent any breach OF the public In addition to this the
Superintendent states tia is b. discrimination to zee me
HarborMas,eIs sustained fully In al sGch cases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

MEErIsG OF DISCHARGED AND DISABLED GER
MAy SoLDlERs.--On Sunday forenoon, meeting OF
discharged and disabled German soldiers was held at
the Harmonic Garden, Eesex street, for the purpose
of making the necessary arrangements for the sscur-
ing of the bounty promised to them at the time Of
their enlistment. Mr.. Boas presided numerously
signed petition to Congress the subject wss the
result Ii was also resolved to cooperate with their
English-speaking friends in the matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

Sick Agp WouSDED SoLDrERs.--Lsst week the
following ladies and gentlemen engaged in their
volunteer labors of love and patriotism at the New
England Relief Rooms: Mrs. Kissell, Mrs. Browne,
Miss Bostwick Miss Post, Miss Clinch, Miss Hodge,
Mira Browne, Mr. +. 6. Swan, Mr.. George Browne,
NJ. G. c. Johnson Mr.. J.. n. Jones, Dir. j. W.
Hale, and others.
During the week the Committee entertained and
clothed FIVE hundred men, many of them Union pris-
oners from Governors Island.
There are now about twenty sick and wounded
men at their hospital. Doctor North is uutiring in
his efforts to relieve the patients under his charge.
At the Park Hospital one hundred and twenty
New-York aud Pennsy lyania men from the Elm City
via Albany were on Sunday fed and clothed, and
many of them furnished with means of transporta-
ton TO their homes. The following ladies and gen.
temen have tonderly cared for the soldiers:
Mrs. COL Bills. Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Bnek, Mrs.
Doremus, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Caleb Miss Woo!sey,
Doctors Anderson, Furmsn, Herrick, Bahan Pro-
vosr schauler, Little and Messrs. Deylin, Cornell,
and Rockwell.
We understand that two hundred private carriages
were at the whsrves at Albany to carry the sick and
wounded men to their quarters from the transport
Elm City.
TIE generous aud patriotic Albanians We'd with
each other in their humane efforts to relieve the
wants Of the sufferers. Such appreciation of valor
aud love of country warns the heart With fresh zeal
and makes il sweet and pleasant 10 suffer aud die in
defense of the right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

Recommendations o'cock on Saturday afternoon
Mr. Westervst launched, from the ship-ysrd foot Of
Houston street. Z. r., splendid steamship called
the Eagle, owned by Messrs. spoHord, Tileston 81 Co.,
and intended TO run in their New-Yogk and Havana
line. She is built Of tho best material, live oak,
white oak, and Hackmatack. The following arc her
dimensions: 2is feet long, 80 feet beam, 2il feet
depth of hold, and 900 tuns burden. She will have
single beam engine, cylinder 10 inche', and u feet
stroke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

UsIoS CoLLFGE.-The Catalogue and Circular Of
Union College recently issued exhibits an aggregate
of $50 students, of whom 33l are undergraduates,
and the remainder in the classes of civil engineering
and chemistry. The courses Of study, concerning
which full information is given, present an ample
and thorough programme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

MORE AccoNaoDATIos FOR OUR WOUNDED
SoLDrERs.Simeon Draper, ESQ.,, acting in behalf OF
the Commissioners OF Public Charities and Correc-
tons has addressed the folio wing letter TO Dr. Sat-
terlce, in answer TO application made through him
in behalf of the Government, in regard to the ex.
pected arrival of a large number of wounded
soldarz.
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RESIGNATION OF THE PRESIDENT or THE CIR
MAN CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLCB.-Col. Louis
Burger Chairman of the German Central Demo-
cratic Club has resigned bis position as presiding
officer of that body, assigning as his reason for 20
DOING the use Of his signature to resolutions without
His permission.
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POLICE MovEMESTs.-Tbe Police Commissioners
during the past inside the following appointments; I'm.
H. ufeen STU Precinc, AndFew ieCintock 20 w
"a W II the t4'h; Henry Borman 90 the oth;
Geo C. Clifford the 7th; eny keynnd TO the yin Sonn
L. Carter tie 9th, Wa h Sporting 20 the hi ceorte
n Hedge TO the 43 Nicholas aiarn 10 the sd and hoo'
EFT Covers the 4Sd; and secepted the following egnss-
tons: Martin Red.r of the 10Th g. r. Luyster OF the $50
Arx Nclchsrgy Of the lh; WIN u Madden OF the 1sFn'
Iobu A. Galloway and Charles Z. WoodgI OF tie 5lst
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write their own namea Throughout the nation. in
one marriage in every six, neither man nor woman
could write.
--FeEcien David, whore desert won, some
years ago, the greatest popular success in Paris OF
any cantata ever produced, has just brought cut an
opera called Lalla Rookh," at the "Opera
Comique." II was received with very little favor.
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"OpFrcx op TIE COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC. CHARiTiks AND CORRECTIONS,
M 1 Anrd s.r.c. h.u.N ork Inna II. lnhl

No Bond stuo; New ork, June IL, 1852
SIR: Your Of the 18th il just received. We can,
with present cations take TWO thousand patients
Of the description you refer tsck aud wounded solde)
Dr. Van Bufen referred 10 Dr. Saterees letter. con:
yersant with the condition aut exent OF oar hospitals twill
be agreeable to the Coi. ionszs render all the facilities
m their power h ms Claims Of tho city Ia Other
respectsl 90 Hob" troop. comfortable The price
will n upon when inIned Of what would be expected
Of a. h the say Of pfoyi.ior. attendance, &c.
II will b. PERI II tuer deire In making the arrange
ent referred To- t. the profitable In pecdniay
point Of We shall he heppy TO confer with whsn'
ever Il suits your coDyeDiebcs.
Very respectfully your obeji.ut seryant,