The New York herald., 1862-10-02

screws and equipments Al one time there swere twcis
ane inch guns mounted bchind ssodbsg breasvoks b.
they have beon dismouptsd- Here q mAitst that d
| mands government attention.
DESTRUCTION or REBEL poag rRooT nAaArf~ks.
The following report has becn msos 70 sie seeret9y
Nsvr YaRp WASHINGTON. sept. 10. .isc2
! SR-Ideut Commanding Maesw rcpor.s tiB "a = nc
ping Point, which had Instructed him 10 blow up HhsJ
were seven In number ana the work found hsss ie
airy made appearance % bit s'spsrssa s = Ss Spsa -
discharge soig of yoley Of muskstry IRON cur s'as
by the discharge Of his pist which he was handns
carelesSy Hc came up in tho Dragon and has bass ren
70 rSsuan sss hospital ilas' tho scoor g =. w,h great
Commodore Commanding Posehas Tloslaa
| TO Hon q wELlEs Secretary OF the Navy
PAyMAsrkR MISSING.
Acting Assistant Psymaster Nibo. OF tSs navy sas
late o. the United States steamer Msngcmery Va s-ns
APPOINTMENT or EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The Commissioner of Pensions has made the foi owing
additional appointments Of cxamaIng surgeons
Mccook, NJ b.. Of Pittsburg, rs.i A. Jsckscs car.
penssr, n. D.. cf Lancaster, Pa; csawfers kva,
N. ,oi ioiiidaysburg, Pa; Myron II. Harding, ~ D.,
Of Iawrcnceburg, Ind; VIM @. Perry n ~. of Exeter
H.; G Rublee, Of Montpelier, W.; zacaArisA Reed
N. o.. Of Mount Holly. N. J., Esshsa Alien, n DO
Lowell, Mass
GENERAL wApsw0RTH AND rHE LfQUog pgALRRs
The Military Governor Of this city, General wadsworth
continues to make seizures OF wines and liquors da eus
the trafnc s fec from being suppressed Many the
dealers contrive s.l to cvade the propbtory ed,ct
CORRECTION.
10 our Washington dispatches OF the 30h u the name
Of John Coaey, Masters Mate on the Cult 8ocAa Aadinx
squadron, was mentioned as having been the
service for drunkenness Mr. Corey called yes,er
day aud showed order from Admiral Farragui 10
n the of tle
the fact Of his resignation Mr. Coaoy claims have
resigned in consequence OF ia health
CONSULAR APPOINTMENT.
James Nonsoo, OF Ohio has been appointed Consul o.
Rio Janeiro, in place Of Richard c. Parsons
wRETcHEp CONDITION or THE UNION oIvtc PRISON.
ERs IN RICHMOND.
One Of tho volunteer nurses who taken prisoners
upon the Bull battle Gcd who has recently returned
from Richmond furnishes the following list OF civilians
detained in prison there who together with abou. thirty
Kentuckians principally from tho counties OF Ie,cLe
Breasthill, Floyd and Johnson numbering in all about
one hundred confined together IN one room Their
condition is wretched beyond description They believe
themselves forsaken BY their government, and
are wasted, haggard and almost idiotic from
suffering, having endured all the tortures OF
the notorious Libby prison, than the
Black Hole OF Calcutta, for from i've 10 nine months
some of them from sixty seventy years old They
without money friends aud their garments drop
ping from their bodies with iottensss. The spectacle is
hnmating TO all Forty more Of those poor fellows
sitting or lying stark naked killing vermiu their dis
csscd infected clothes. Many destitute OF clothing
excepting pantaloons aud they bcttcr of than
others from being less tortured with insects. A lew
days before the departure Of the informant, ono
OF these wretched prisoners jumped from window
was fired upon by four Of the guards but escaped
into the city, where ho killed lilo was virginan
believed by his follow prisoners been ia
boring uuder alteration Of mind for weeks An |
appcaA has been made to the behalf Of
theas prisoners, and is understood that steps haves
ready been taken to procure their exchange
MARyLaSpxRs
Joseph Bear, Abraham Beekcnheimer. Francis Back |
man, Anton Winter simon Anbach, 9. B. Burns, f. Bon
scwanssr Meyer Joseph Henry Berger Charles Klucber
w. T. Weldon, A. kshcrich, B. +. Hoffman, |
W. H. Sweat, Joseph Kuhn Errnk Kuhn Conrad 2cul or
fuol Esnry Ielser }. II. Duty, L. Kanka, Protzman
7. Philips s. Jeariss. A. Rsunty B. Schaunck and a.
sascss
81 FROM pENsYLyANrA
Ply Hite, John McAdans A. r. Henwood, D. A. Hen
wood, W. =. Iicnwood, W A. Ioos, H. +. Smith, Henry
hEhDERs os TaE rsnsnuRc sArART COMMISSION sxzxD ar
. SAVAGE STATION.
W. Eugene Gosiing, Thomas c. Smith, Isaac Brown,
Thomas McConbs, J. w. wightman, Oliver l.. Miller
John Bclt,Ioossr,w. II Smith, John Bryant, Leopold
s. E. Goodyear, l. Hart L. A. Clark, Max Leyy,J.
RHODE fsLAro
The following Yirgnians were seized while pursuing
their ordinary avocations b. guersas and Stuars cava
ry aud held as prisoners on account OF their loyalty TO
the federal gevornfnent:
Fairfax county-James L. Smith, Matthew Bryce and |
Taiinadgc Thvrno
From Ioudon-wm. j. Smith and John Webster
From Hampshro--Juhu More.and.
From Iosan-Rhodcs Trent and James H Mason.
From Professionalism y Champ
KENTUCKY
william Z. Hurst Samuel h Hurst Daniel Connolly,
Daniel May, Addison Notf, John Dennis, o P. sorreil,
comb Noah Reynolds, George Payne, Lewis Payne, An
drew Taylor, John r. Taylor, Frederick stamburgh,
NOTORIOUS REBELS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
One Of the notorious seccssonsts OF Key West,
Florida and signer Of the ordinance Of OF that
State hos recently been in Washington, enjoying oil the
rights and privileges of loyal citizen Anetber Of the
same sort, and from the place, son. inaw OF
high government oacal, has also been here, and has
pass the authorities TO travel when and where
plesses In government eonveyanccs.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The deep enmity manifested towards the Balimsrs and
OHIO Railroad by The rebels demonstrates ito vaiuc 70 the
government.
STAMPS FOR DOCUMENTS.
BY chap,ss 1s3, section a. OF the acts Of the Thirty
fourth Congress- 10 provided that instrument on
paper issued prior 70 the LIST Of January 1s63 without
being stamped shall be deemed invalid that account.
Suits for recovery Of penalty only be instituted by
collectors Hence, stamps not ready for the
lst Of October injury or loss will result to the public
Il 10 expected however, that stamps for leading purposes
win be ready by wednesday afer, and the Of
stamps win be required whenever Tho department pre-
pared TO furnish them.
THE SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.
Now The time to hurry the shoes and wintor cloth
Ing for the army. There should be lack Of supplies In
the Quartcrmaster's Department Il prompiness In
their delivery. Commanders or regiments should lock
sharply after their quartormasters a. cold wsaher ap
proachcs.
couNTEnFEIT AND w0RrHLEss MONEY APLoAT.
The army seems 10 be- flooded with countsrfeit money