The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-03

II. Pending call for the yeas and nays on the
main question, the subject was laid aside. A num-
Der of bills and resolutions relative to naval affairs
were then passed, and the House adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The following are the names of the Governors OF
the loyal States whose signatures do not appear
in the petition to the President to Immediately call
out additional troops to put down the rebellion
Delaware-William Burton, secession proch-
vties.
Iowa-SamuelJ. Kirkwood, republican.
Kansas-Charles Robinson, abolition.
Massachusetts-John A. Andrew, abolition.
Kentucky-Beriah Aagotfn, secession.
Rhode Island-Wilam Sprague, Union demo-
crat.
The Governors of California and Oregon were
too far off for the petition 10 reach in time.
Gen. yiele has issued an order in Norfolk for
bidding assemblages for political discussion in the
Streets and prohibiting the exhibition Of secession
flags and badges.
The Memphis Avalanche publishes the names of
three hundred and twenty-five merchants of that
city who took the oath Of allegiance to the United
States between the l4th and 18th Of June.
The crew Of the United States frigate Colorado
were to be paid of on Wednesday, at Portsmouth.
New Hampshire.
Governor Brown, OF Georgia, has ordered that
no militia officers Of that State shall be enrolled
in the Confederate service, and he threatens the
rebel Secretary Of War that if the Confederate
officers disobey his orders he will have them ar
rested.
The leaders of the democratic party of Indiana
are considerably exercised over the prospect OF
an ignominious defeat. They nominated their
State ticket in January last and adopted plat
form which does not suit the Union men of the
party and they have therefore called another
convention, which is to meet ut Indianapolis on
the 3Oth instant, to modify and remodel their pre-
vieus action. 1t is too late now, however, to
Come in. The lamp has burned out, and their fate
Is sealed.
Col j. s. Jackson, of the Third Kentucky caval-
~ has sent Gov. Beriah Magoflin rebel flag
which the Colonel says was captured from the enc
my " in mournful struggle, but in holy cause
This must be gaul and NORWOOD to Berah.
Gen. Haleck, it is expected, will soon return to
St. Louis and reestablish his headquarters in that
city
Gen. Pope graduated at West Point in the same
class with William S. Rosecrans, Abner Double
day, Gustayus w. Smith, Mansfield Lowell, Earl
Van Dorm and James Longstreet.
William Wilson was hung in st. Louis, on the
9th ult, for the murder of policeman John G..
Gilmore, in that city, the 10th of December last
Two music dealers, named Balmer and Weber
have been arrested in St. Louis for selling seces.
sion songs. The music pieces were entitled /" The
Southern Rights March, " Confederacy March"
and Beauregard's March"
The Delaware and Raritan Railroad, over which
passengers are to be conveyed between New York
and Philadelphia for two dollars, will soon be
opened for travel
Memphis.
The steamship New York, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on the 10Th ult and at Bre.
men on the 2lst.
The steamship Bremen viii sail from this port at
three o'clock next Saturday afternoon, her mails
closing at one p. NJ.
The cotton market was firm ys,srday The sales were
confined to about 300 bales the basis of 3s kc 33c
for mddling uplands. The government public sale Of
800 baes came on at Boston ycserdsy--pars o. which
said to have been in . damaged condi.fon-and
averaged 81 nc per h. The -four market was Arm and
the lever grades wore higher while sales made 10
air syten. 10 the trade and FOR export. Wheat was
nrm and toeraby active in part for export Corn was
firm, with sales 10 fair extent at SAC. SOC FOR old
mixed. Pork active and buoy ant with sales
Of mess At $40 s!S ST. the inside figure for check
on the day. Beef dull and nominal Lard was firm
and in good demand Sugars firm, with saes Of
500 hhds ami 2o1 hhds Coffee quiet and steady
Frsghts Amer for grain while engagements we're
toerasly active for Liverpool at lie. 10 10 bulk
and bags -four was taken at 80. To London and Glas
gov -four was engaged at IS. Sd.
Yesterday was A blus dav "a wall STRAIT II a..
OF nows from Mcclellan the beers had every thing
their own way, and all kinds Of runors we're freely cir
cuiatsd At he FIRST board government sizes declined
about = per cent, and railway shares from to per
cent AT the second board there a further fall OF
from 70 per cent all round After the second board
there was Improvement based OIL the reported cap
turs Of Richmond. Money was about per cent; Ok
change, l20A 12l gold about I0eL.
Richmond-Latest from Gen. Mcclellan
Army.