The New York herald., 1862-08-25

gerated. and that the whole thing was nothing
more than drunken row, with which the bounty
difficulty had very little to do.
The cartel for the exchange OF prisoners.
which was signed on the 22d of July. de-
clares that "all prisoners of war are to be
discharged on parole within ten days after
their capture" and on the 4th of August the
rebel Major General Earl Van Dorm issued General
Order No. 30. at yicksburg, which states that
hereafter all prisoners taken from the enemy
will not be paroled." Who violated the carteE
At the general election which takes place in
this State on the lth OF November next there are
to be chosen:--
A Governor in the place Of Edwin D. Morgan.
Lieutenant Governor, in the place Of Robert Camp
bell.
Canal Commissioner, in the place OF William l. Skin
An Inspector of State Prisons, in plaoe of DavidP
Forrest.
Clerk of the Court OF Appeals the place Of Charles
Hughes.
the United States and members OF the State Assembly
General Wilcox, who returned with General
Corcoran to Washington from his long captivity
at the South has been the recipient Of most fiat
tering popular demonstrations on his route to the
West. He is forcible and eloquent speaker, and
his remarks to the people at the various railroad
StaIlOnS Wnere ne mas ndu W duuTcss tncu oEc
said to have had an electrical effect. We under
stand that preparations are being made for ex-
tending to this distinguished officer noteworthy
reception in the city Of Detroit next Wednesday.
Every able-bodied male between the ages Of
eighteen and forty-fve in Ohio is subject to draft
There is no State law exempting any one.
General Corcorans and General WiIcox's back
pay, by reason of their commissions dating July
81. 1861, will amount to A,205.
The New York Central Railroad Company pro-
pose to raise a full regiment from among their
employees along the line of the road. The regi-
mcnt will be fully equipped at the expense Of the
company and presented to the government
The steamers Emily and cargo and Ladona and
cargo were condemned as prizes in Philadelphia,
on the 22d inst.
The Ninth New Hampshire regiment and the
Eighteenth Maine will be in this city tomorrow.
The quota Of New Jersey to fill up the old re-
giments is three thousand nine hundred.
The first batch of rebel prisoners left Camp
Morton, Indianapolis. for Vicksburg on the 22d
inst and one thousand were to depart each day
thereafter until the whole number were ex-
changed.
The time for making the draft has been post
poned in Indiana, by order of Gov. Morton, to the
18th of September. Why cannot Gov. Morgan do
the same thing in this State, by which time the
whole quota will be full?
1t is understood by the State authorities in
Albany that one hundred and twenty thousand
men from New York will cover both calls Of three
hundred thousand men each, and also fill up the
old regiments.
Stocks opened weak on Saturday bu: closed strong.
At the board there decline of u per cent in
government skies, and Hsa1 per cent in the leading
railway shares; but this decline afterwards fully
recovered. MoAey easy at per cent. Exchange
dun at 12IlS. Gold sold at li51x
The cotton market active on Saturday, and
prices higher with sales OF 700 bales closing stiff
the basis of 46isc 47c for middliug uplands The
advance in freghts tended dspress the market for
breadsus. Flour heavy and easier for and
medium grades, while high qualities of extra were
changed. The transactions were moderate, in great
part to the horne trade. Wheat was heavy, and
sales restricted by the rise in freights,
while prices for common and medium grades favored
purchasers Corn heavy and rather lower and less
The sales embraced and old Mixed the lat
part in store at 5ac 60c. Pork less buoyant
but active with sales Of at $l1 95 $1o, and
OF prime so 12 $40 25 The government contract
for provisions was quoted as follows. viz-For pork,
mess, 1000 bbls. at sl2 25 $12 so prme 200 bbs
eii ot.' oeei, MESS -,ooU ops at Slo " ]l4 o4
bacon 800 900 lbs 20 81 IS per 100 lbs. Sugars
less active while prices though less buoyan
were without quotabe change while the sales embraced
about 200 hhds. Coffee steady. sale OF l26 mats
Of Java made at 26lsc, and 200 bags St. Domingo
were made at 21c 81 &c. Freghs nrmer; wheat,
in bulk and ships bags, was engaged for Liverpool At
14d. and -four at 3s Cd. As.
The Crisis OF the Rebcllion-The Efforts
OF the Rebels and the Energy OF the
Government.
The public mind has been experiencing con-
siderable anxiety for the past week in conse-
quence ofthe various rumors afoat relative to
tho rnouaruanfs OF anr arnnioa and Tho fbraa