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The New York herald., 1862-09-02
TEE AMERICAN WAR QUESTION.

The federal sloopofwar Tuscarora LETT Belfast Lough
early th morning OF the Goth lit and returned to
Kingstown aud anchored outside the bay the same
night MI @tH3t (. 1lA
The London Globe has repubished the correspondence
seween Governors Of the Northern States and Pres
don't Lincoln relative to en!stncnts to slow that the
tsrm UNNECESSARY and nurous civil war; for the use
Of which Earl Russell has beer strongly denounced in
America, actually occurs in President Incolns letter
The Globe suggests that the deractors Of Earl Russell
must have lost sight or President Lincoln's remarks
The London 9es in editorial the latest phase
the OWL in America, says We infer from the UNI
disguised Of the Northern ourn ais and tho bold
nsoence of members OF the bar exsrpifed the Cor
don at Boston that under current m popular dis
gust with the management OF the beginning find
expression n ~ hnfta NJ x 7.eN
The London Tines referring to the CONSUMPTION and at
tendant measures says that the and self government
and unlimited freedom ruled by force that is
creating 1t adds that inpoiuary se,situde Is
nos the lot Of he sohxe race" shta taI I'D
The London Herald says-rt would be the salvation Of
the Northern States Earcpe s0ould mmeaioly forbid
As Aopsiess continuance Of the todr. The Herald then
urges that II decisive disaster should bcfa General
Mcclellan, General Pope or General Buell., the North
may carry border warfare and maintain the block
eds but win have nothing say against the Power
proHers TO the South recocion and the right hand Of
fellowship" .aatr.f sd s.ln as
The London Nscs says that the symptoms or bitterness
and desperation OF the South such that extraordinary
sxsrtions the part OF the North called for II
sdds:-It Is sufficiently celr that tho only be
speedily closed " bringing ovsracilirs force De
asld, and every friend, lot only Of America but o.
humanity and peace, will therefore desire 70 new
levies raised and equipped without further delay.
The London Star denies that there any signs yet
thai the genuine American population disposed to
evsde the requirements Of the federal govern
ment II says:-lf the summons TO arms be but gene.
rally obeyed the South will presently have encounter
such armed force the most powerful European
monarchy would be unable TO resist.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
The Cherolxee Chief in Albany.


From the Albany Argus, Sept IL
John Ross the Chief Of the Cherokee Nation Of Indians,
arrived town yesterday from the Wess on his way 70
Washington. His family, the members Of which arc
with him consists Of thrtynve forty persons fol
lows haE
John Ross, wife son and daughter.
Lewis Ross, Treasurer.
VIM. T. Ross, wife aud three children.
Dr. Robert Ross, wife ana four children.
Mrs. George N. Merrill and infant.
Miss J. p. Ross. aMtttt
Mrs J. r. van grand daughter and child.
j. H. Nash, wife and child. M ..f * s..s..s
John w. S,op!er wife and three childrou.
Miss Lizzie Mciggs, grand daughter Of Chief.
Henry Msiggs.
Rufus l.css. =. H.s...a f. Il. t..s n. M
Miss Sarah Stopler, sister-in-law Of Chief.
Miss Annie Stoper
Seven ssrvants-back slaves .s sl
They report terrible state Of affairs in tner country
cvcrrun as 1t is by the rebels, who are destroying their
crops and burning the villages and they represent that
while the halfbreeds with the South In the rebellion
tho full boodcd Indians are true to the Union. The
entire family, understand, except the Chief and his
wife, 70 remain in Philadelphia during the coming
winter, until Affairs In their country become more
settled The Chief and wife, after visiting washington,
will Immediately return the Vest They report that
their way from the West they were considerably
rounlea e. one point by tho ano.Snisss When IL was
slaves, the fact telegraphed TO Windsor, and be-
tween two and three hundred aboliionss rallied to
rescue" them, and when the train arrived desperate
attempt was made By them 70 get into the which
tanned the Indians and their In tins they were
however thwarted and then they tried ~ get the
windows frightening the slaves much that they crawl
ed under the seats for protection
The fanatics. however, succeeded in pulling one Of
them out Of Of the windows and running him or The
Chief regrets the loss Of this his account,
and hopes that he will be allowed 10 return All the SER
by no small, and may state that coming East
last night the Chief took Conductor vosburghs sleeping
car and was careful to give them berhs 10 the middle
Of the car while he contened himself with bed
thc wheels. 0H4
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
the CALL FOR TROOPS.

Arrival or the Ono Hundred and Twenty
lAf ei second Regiment N. Y. s. M. a.ei
Colonel Sias Titus regiment, the One Hundred AMI
Twenty second New York State Volunteers, arrives
from Syracuse by the Hudson River Railroad yes
tsrday morning, and left IN tho evening. This re
gnent has Ibeen in quarters At Camp Arthur for SOM
time, and recruited It's full complement Of men yer,
rapidly the officers Of this regiment have been judic
ously selected Of them having active servc
during the present campaign. Colonel Titus was aid
General Peck at the battle OF Fair Oaks. Tho following
is list Of officers OF the regiment
Co,one,-Sias Titus
Lietdendnt Colonel-A. W. Dwight. eHf
MdjO-J. b. Davie.
Adjtpdnt--AndIew j. Smith,
.Suryeoii-Nathan r. Teft. 20
Assistant Suyyeons-E. Z. Knapp and 10. Socumb.
Chdplain-Rev. L. NJ. Nickerson (Methodist)
Q,t1riera,dster--Frauk lester.
Assistant observation-disclosures Poole. Fts
Company A-Captain J. Ii. Brown.
Conpsay B.-Capt2in W. r. Chamberlain.
s6ntpaay Captain Alfred Ninms
comprnv D--captain G. Crysiey. t III
Coaipdpy E.--Captain n. Walra'n. b h
CcwIGsy F--Csgt.ip L. AOss. .s
ConipGap G.-Captain Il. H. j i.
Company II Captain }. VI. e.
Company I.-taptar J, Il. DIV .snt. .a
Conipaay k.-capiain y. B. kents. t.
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MS zssL,os passak phrosder, cur.coA. Aug with
eSss:ss a2Sss o E Ma.n.. Aug a.
wis 9ss.a &C. @ oSs.
ri sas% % -
ss ssnSs nan i.des sspsn s Hsysn. IL S.ss
VIDE Forrest Oo Has anchored in the Lower Quaran-
4 os' i stI: T.
sss Sssrs Ssasss. & Doll. Wallace St ors Cuba, Aug 10
y:s tsss e ssssf Il s9ts a. 4s.sss sssl
s x,ss s. dsstiSsds c9nse' Grand Turk IT,
ss~se Gess s. ssi1a s
Bs nsria aof s. John. NB,. oon Salt cays days with
Brig john Geddes (Br Of Londonderfy,. Johnsos East
har9ss 81 days s. With nr,s al, s Ass X A
Brig Rivsr(Br Stephen, Boston. days. in ballast 70
Prize schr Anns sopha sBr Of N.s.sa, n Dyer com:
mandng Exuma. July "a. with sal. Was captured oG
soa q s Ss sossse
sohr Fleetwood Ca.hcart Para Aug 10 with rubber
Ssns @ sns up IKE &C. T. s H. srF Il
sTs Hope 3 VA sp. Ss lat lon 6 H. spoke s'r
Schr Jas Gere,y, Miller Havana Aug 22 in ballast, to
a s: Rss'sss sss sss
asIs wa Vi. s.
sohrJcsh. MoItAT9P Bs q Sornwalis Ross Salt cay.7
schr Anna tr Lent - John. NIB u days with salt asd
schr Forest King Is asts, Briggs New Orleans II days.
with &c. "a MASTER Aug lat "a 70 lon ~ Is, spoke
schr Ocean Eagle hence for New Orleans.
Schr Medora Mcclure New Orleans IA days, with
70 Fox nros.. Aug r. Key West bearing by so
miles passed ship Merchant OF Providence II days. from
New Orleans bound North. 4 .e atsg1 ~. III AZ se.
Schr Genl Cropper, Conckn, Chinc0csgue.
Sclr Lsvtnia Hopkins, Crocker Virginia ff
Sohr Rio (3rande, Predmore Virginia. l ffet-tk
Schr Julia Rich. Croweli Ellsworth, 10 days.
Schr Wsrrenton, Lord. Ellsworth, z days. & 81 "a AeaEt
<3chr j W Faulklin, Boston, days al aa ..,ss n.
Schr Panama, Clayton Boston. days.
Schr Ocean Star, Ham, Rockland. days
Sohr John Adams, Hatch Rockand, 4 days y s..
Schr Mount Hope. Kensington. Rockland, daya ''4'
y SlOop Blackstone Reynolds. Proyidence. 2 days:
Steamer Virginia (U ransport) Snyder Washington.
DC, 81 hours In ballast, TO U Quartermaster 81 sal
Steamer Novelty ~ ranspor Shaw, Washington DC
In ballast. - - HftNA W ~ a6 Il
Steamer Marina. Crosby BALTIMORE = 4. a,
Steamer N Stevens. DouRnertv. Bsltimore
9H0e l7& sa9- BELOW. fH a4 Hts 4
Ship City of Brooklyn, from Liverpool 81 days
Ship Star Of the West, from Liverpool
Ship Kitty Floyd, from Liverpool. ya a4Hsf atsa8 X
Bark Henry. from Marsecs.
Br brig Ellen OF Yarmouth.
CAN BY pilot boat d Jones. No l5J as sWT
SAILED.
Steamship Ariel. Aspinwal.
Wind at sunset SSE, and fresh with rain. eAt
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
CommercIaI In,eIl,acnce,
TuE LONDON MoYg1f MARKBr.

TGE LONDON MONEY NAaKRr.
IN the london money market lhe funds we're weaker
The london lana (clty aracloj attributes the fall il
the funds The teeFAns 10 the extras giving the news
from America which the article says shows tncr,as
~ anoriv sfF frncV throughout ne clutre c0uny and
dminishcs tao probability q end 70 the contest until
the exercise e mutual exteImmation shall have been
tried 10 tho last point.
Money Was IL good demand AZ unchanged rates.
Cons0ls closed Thursday, August II, ~ 9sS s39S
Cor money
American stocks steady Illinois Central shares 80
40 Discount; Erie, 30H . 5lA
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET.
rnURsDAy, August q, 1862.
The'sales cotton FOR three days reached 81 goo bales
including al O0y o fpeculators and exporters The
kst has been excited, with advance oi two 20 three
renee per ID, aud say fcur pence The
to-day we're 900 bas including 500 10 spocula
tors and exporters, the market closing quiet aud
unchanged
TRADE REPORT
Advices from Manchester represent an excited and ad
vancng market The sales have been small and prices
have advanced considerable all qualities or goods and
yarns.
LIVERPOOL BREADpTUFFs MARKET
The bresdstuns market Is generally Various cir.
calars reg t;--Fiour hrmcr, with lprovonent on
the amer 4 ties Wheat nrm and ste. &. Corn steady
naked - o. = 2os. "a. white, 31s. -. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION EFT.
The market u generally dun. Beef cry doll Pork
heavy Ese0u steady lard arm al a. cd. q 13s 3d.
,.or gust 49,. a as. Cd.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NORTH AMERICAN Off CAPE RACE.
The London Press on the
American War News.
Another AristOcrntic Call for
Intervention.
-~->>~->~~-~~~>~>~~----
The London Times Sees " Anarchy" Zero.
city," "ExtsrminatiOnr and Z as
Fall in The Funds.
Garibaldi Declared in Rebellion BY
the Italian Cabinet.
The Despatch Of French Troops to Mexico
Suspended. n' .4
EXCITEMENT IN Tua COTTON MARKET,
DO. L., ssd Dc. If
+
Garibaldi Declared in Rebellion BY
the Italian Cabinet.

CAFE RACE, Sept. /, ~.
The steamship North American. from Liverpool the
2lst Londonderry the 22d Of August arrived or
this point route to Quebec O'Clock Sunday
morning She was boarded by the news yacht Of the
press and a summary Of her news obtained ~
The North American experienced heavy westerly Winds
The steamship Etna, from New York, arrived ~ Liver
pool ON the Goth ult. 60
The steamship Nova scotian from Quebec also arrived
at Liverpool the Goth nit. ss.m 4 81 ~ .f9sil
Tho steamship saSonia, from New York, arrived at
Southampton ON the 2lst ult. eal4,sH aN Elaf9
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france.

The Paris Pdy says that the harvest is the best of tho
years and that will not be compelled have
recourse to any from abroad.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times says that
the Emperor recently expressed very decided condem
nation OF Gar!baldi's movements and OF the
opinion that the Italian rot quite blame
less in the matter.
The Paris Bourse was fat the Goth ul,., at esr s5c
FOR the rcntcs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

oeasp,eunher NEXT at nine eck ~ the rsr.sos .ybea
the will be made la accordance with General or
deys No. lO2 current series. Paragraph OF General
Orders No. l02 modified 70 oonerM 70 hs order
BY order OF his Excelency,
TsNwA A. BUCKISCHAh, Commaader. in-Chief.
JosrS D. wIs+Ass, Adjptapt eenGA tWrg
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
TIE LATEST NEWS.

LoSloS, August 22-p. NJ
The Gsfgealdian question is unchanged
Sicily Is proclaimed 70 be " seige.
General Cugs has issued proclamation, saying that
be will dissolve every armed band by force.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CRUnsEY-CoyEER.-In Brooklyn, at the residence o.
the BRIDES father, BY the Rev. ". Karr. EDwARo b.
tIIlor-TnAzss.- | thursday, August ss. a. Christ
church, Rellcvile j., by the Rev. Alfred b. Beach,
D. D., JAMES w. ELiIor, M. D., d New York CITY, 20 CAR
place
The New York herald., 1862-09-02

Over five hundred recruits, attached 70 various
regiments arrived here at late hour Sunday night
and qusrtered for the night at the white streei
barracks They took their departure the war
Yesterday morning. The majority OF them for the
Eleventh. Twenty second and Twenty seventh Massachu
sets regiments.
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
SPECIAL oRDERs-So. l04.

SPECIAL oRDERs-ro. 104
GBNKAL HKlpgt ARrKRs, STATE oF CosNrcnuu1 a
ApJUTAN GENERALS Orrcx
HARTFuRD, August 20, 1862.
The execution of No 102 for drafting seven thousand
one hundred and forty 7145) from tile militia
Of this State Wednesday the third day Of Sepe
next hereby postponed 70 Wednesday, the tenth day
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
THE THREE MONTHS MEN.


The Scvensy-lRrst Reg gimeAt At Home.
The sseventy-drst regiment New York state Al,tls,
Colonel Henry p Martini returned homo from the sqAt of
yesterday morning and though tho hour Of thsr
rival unssasonably early, quite Q crowd Of people
filed Broadway 70 wsoome tho veteran regiment homo
again Tho command landed at pier No. 2, North river
and marched up Broadway to their armory in Grand
street, where they were dismissed. The members hook
we'll and greatly improved altogether by their three
The above regiment Is about being mustered out OF the
United States service In accordance with the following
which has been issued BY COL Martin IN command OF the
III ~. HsApeuAarxRs 7lsr R.onerr N. Y.s.Nl
,, CnuRx hARKEr NEw YoRK, Sept. 4, 1862
GENERAL oRDKRs % = hs4'-
The several companies composing this regiment will
assemble In Broome street, armed and equipped, without
9, % can,eon On Tuesday the "a inst
United States service. The line will be formed at 80
O'clock A. NJ the right resting on broadway. The Field
the hour OF formation, and the noncommssioned star
and band win report 70 the Adusant q the same time
By order Of 1a HENRY p. MARTIN, Colonel
* FREDEaaG TnsN., Acting Adjutsnt. a .,.,
'Twsnty-second Regiment N. Y. 9. M. on
Route for Home. ph AaH
This gallant gimsnt which for tho past three months
has becn stationed Harpcrs Ferry ic for homo (this
city, on Sunday night, reaching Baltimore yesterday
morning and will arrive hero this morning II about ten
O'Clock. The time or service OF TINS rogueht oxpou on
the 18th or August last but being unwilling 70 come
home while there seemed mood Of ther they or
ferred 20 remain until discharged by the government
which discharge seems they have received. OF the
three months regiments this is tho last 20 return home
News from Turks Island.
The Royal Standard Of August 2S is received. is
"neutrar' British paper and gayey asserts that the
simprcssion gaining ground at the North that tho
Southern confsderacy would have 20 be ultimately
kpowledged." fU sse.g eana Na e38asl 4 Il .er D. I
The brig Enrique from New York for Porto Rico, with
assorted cargo, totally wrecked, July 2e on Silver
Cay Bank. Crew saved. lae s ~. y psatatsaY =
The brig Calvert from Salt Cay for PhAdelphia, with
cargo Of SALT totally wrecked the 2oth, on the
northwestern reef OF Grand Turk. Her materials and
crew were saved. fga aHaFaFT
The Standard quotes the salt market folowss-Ws
have had moderate demand for salt this week, the
quantity shipped amounting 40 900 bushels The
weather occasionally has looked very threatening but
to the present time there has been little rain. We
have ample supply Of salt on hand with prospect
or further gatherings. Last sales 7c. Export duty 40
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
TILE MEXICAN WAR QUESTION.

The cuhakation Of French troops fo Mexico been
suspended until after the arrival Of the next mail from
Vera Cruz
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
he Thirty-sixth 1Iassachusctts and
Twentieth Maine Regiments.

The steamer Merrimac has been chartered to convey
the Thirty Massachusetts and Twentieth Maine rez
meuts to Washington Both regiments will embark
The New York herald., 1862-09-02
FINANCIAL AND. CoMMERcIA

'leA la'sel MONDAY. Sept. lie p. NJ.
To-days banks statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
Week end'g Loans Specie Circulation. Deposits
Aug 23 1854 1856 704 35 5sS 4s6 1855 1856 l43 $40
Aug 80. s,27s 552 IS 9s4 9.454 S06 14l sn TAI
Inc. -. $3,422,84e 51,49S 6S,171
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Grand Lodge OF Loutsiann.

{ THE r. ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, !. ~.
meets semi Annually the fourth Tuesdays in January and
July 1861 in Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellows Hail. cornsfof
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans ,..,.-
officers for The present HearRichard Swain, Of crescent
Ioege, No. s. Nj. W. Grand Master Gardner Smith, Of Con
nsIca Lodge, No IL r. W D. Grano Master; Joseph Wet
81 Hope Lodge No. ID r. " Grand Secretary +. ". pe!es
denier Of Southwestern Lodge No. no. W. Grand
H G. Ste;son Of Southwestern Lodge No no. and F. A. Dent
e. S hS1ana LGdfe No Grand ] sE the n
Giants Lodge No u W: Grand Marsfal John Taion q
Independence Lodge No 81 G, Guardian John Frankfort
Of Crescent Lodge, Nos. W. q. Herald.
hst&G DtPmy Grand 3a$e-a-Iohp Barnett, Of Cove.
nsut Lodge No, u, District No 2, New Orleans Join S.
V Richard Excelsior Loags No 81 District No 4 Th.bo.
dan& O. N E4er Of ST. Landry Lodge No Is District No O.
opeloRs j. N Collins Of Dssot6 Lodge No L District No
No l.! Shreveport; A, Mspangh, OF Ptare Lodge No al
District No ID Washington IS d. Emter Of CLIFTON Ledge
Lodge No 81, district No it, New Orleans + W Pts, Az,
sumption Lodge No. AZ, District No II, NapoIeonvlle
Ston1a C9iaaiGsS-Stae of the order--P G. NJ E. Pbs-
gnen NJ o r GJohn T. Caldwell Hops No. u Iadi.
Wagner, Howard No. lsi z. G. Thomas Grips Hope H.
Petitions ad AppealsP &. N, J. G Dunlap Howard, NO.
= r g. Hrs4f ~ sm 8 rengar No 3 = EdSd .sr,
Blake, Eorhercial, No. L. p O. r. H. Brace Orleans No
Il; T. g., v H. Ge,nson I4onemna No. l.. Finance G.
NJ, i 6. Seson southwestern No 40; 2. e., John r. Nil.
stisuon hnd ByIawP. g., e. Graham, Merchants Nc ~
y. Co. T. J.. Kelsey, Southwestern No 40 T. o., James
Cough, Gomrercia No H.. CEedenalsP. D.. F. A. IeEt-
IL leqlsianS ~ T. &C G. Bier Delta No. u.s. r g.,
All rat.oas the R. W Grand Master or Grand
seeeary onld he forwarded the office Grand ecr.-
49, : HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
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StJRk3oHxt oys1cs, No no oanr sraarsf, i
\ 4, EssdaE AoSasng january 1S, 1852

N6S9aE A9S 1&S dan1Rrx ~ ldt2.
The weather VA mild Il tenn
with . pAfttslly elouded nv. &
Business en sAe Iexee MAS only moderately
active, owing mostly - The and turnout 81 our
citizen soldiers. VIE wore celebrating the day that
Eouisiapa ssceded from the Old Union. ~
The dspsStulss and arrivals we're but few IN
anusber, !. snons fhe lister ID may note tlie la.
fourshe hid Al.Ansaw foT Lafonrete the Laurel
Hiii Dbl y04 sara ana TILL Ferd BENNETT fos Mem
phis fke laSter hest had d tflir al
No undeistand ysstsfday thai The Steamboat
Associstion PHI the price az freight on sugar aud
uiolasses down IA card rates that ii 33Sc. per
100 iii. 81 sugar and q As per Dbl. Oh moiasses.
To-day thsfe ii quite b number pf boats up for
dsparsafe Md Ne believe they win an getoff with
COCA Mips "A freight. ii Gs5
! The John Wessh arrived yesterday with good
trip; shs RETURNS tn evening, her regular
day, 70 Nsaphis and the ballds. ssss r
BIZ ! diapatch received We learn that the steamer
National Will arrive To from Columbus and
Memphis and Eill return again on Friday
4 TIle Grand Dnks Hiil arrive might nom Mem
phis AID VIII Leave positively tomorrow evening
I'LL phIss ma ths bonds.
e ne MeirphIs Appeal Of the 2sth says
me Fivsr d atilI rising with great rspidity
I Twelve Ia dfteen inches 10 tWenty-four hOurs.
business Has lirely ~ the iapding yesterday. The
sesshsI rss bright and aapsIy, VIII 4 frosty air.
ps ~ y rsturn III H. Ths ssgoud iii for
New Orleans Nith good nip, including 1000 bar
reIs Of -four and Us bales cotton. The Grand Dukt
lefsfor Nsw Orleans with 300 aacks 3o0, barrels
ia0ur ana 80 bales cotton sThe louis or left for
.NeF orlsanA with 800 barrels fopr' 1he National
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GHARTRR OF THE CALHOUN, MARINE
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