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The Wilmington journal, 4th.I

From lbe Wilmington Journal sta
We learned yesterday evening from gentle
Inau who had made lAa trial to get to Beaufort
that tbs enemy are all around, in Bogus Sound,
On the Banks, at Carolina and AOIehead cities,
and at Beaufort. Their object Is Of course, to
cut off communication with Fort Macon. Col
White, the C0mmaudant OF that post, has good
garrison, provisions ior full ten months, plenty
of ammunition, and q stout heart. Fort Macon
ig not taken yet. Whenever a Yankee boat goes
from Noreae8d City to Beaufort and back again,
the colonel gives it shot.
We regret TO learn that even in the beleagured
host some traitors were to be found, as there
was at least one serpent in Eden. Some few
men, it is said, from Capt. Poole's company,
cJuirvej TO desert TO the enemy IL Is not
probable that they can communicate any intor-
nation likely to be of value TO the enemy, as Of
course the character of the Ort, sn old govern
ment work, is as well known to the enemy as to
ourselves, and enough has been said in our own
southern papers to let the enemy know the posi-
ton and caliber Of every gun We have got on
the coast
Praying, preaching, and the celebration Of the
holy sacTsmeuts, at least tbst Of the Lords sup
per, are matters Of military regulation in New
bern. The Lincolnite authorities there undertake
to regulate, not only all communications be-
tween man and man, but even the language OF
the humble supphcation, with which the cTea-
ture dares approach the tOostOol OF his Creator.
We cut from the Progress the following othcisl
appointments for last Sunday:
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PaMsEwoarnv-rhe - 2orEaspoadent

Ut " .III o lVaIlI-III
OF the New Orleans PieaguHs, says:
Among tire incidents which occurred at the
shameful au5 dsgioe-tul surprise al Union Ctr,
Is one worh recording. a conductor, or bsg-
gsge-nas'er, named Harmon, Of Que OF he
Trans wac u ihe teieyTa aph ,fics when the Yap-
Zee OLeeTs came Ia To yaEr r1s-assf81. I; is
related tbat he mixed freely with tine ofsosrz d.
clared ms sympathy TOR the Union. and sv-
pressed himself ioT their cause, and siiyDir,s c,f
made bis way 20 two i0comgtiyes on tie rt2c[
coupled them together and putting on steam
made his way safe to Trenton, thus saving boll
eBpsuaSE
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Recruits Wa+~C7

HlNI 4 FEF MORE Fr~rT--
4 company q tsvsr5. W- Sc g. 800 49, - q nP ny
-ogToo7 resi-e9s oi Lseesr- 20 81 ~. . so.n Co.
,v'I be farH-hsa bv rbs - ,'l 40 q ai-zseuts
si Ilss W. e p sd The i- u sI..-,t ,ll'A
,,, can % = - Al nds 10 -
49, ea' 81. = 1asfE
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ExPLANATIoE in a note dated Humboldt

EXPLANATION in note dated Humboldt,
April 18th, Sergeant Louis Moore. Of the 2lss
Tennessee, says:
visa 20 correct some errors made in my state
meuts to you on the 80 inst in relation to the
" Union City affair. Ia speaking Of the rout
of the 2lst regiment, meant that portion of it
which took the Middleburg road, with whom
was l understand since that Lieut. Col. TIL.
man rallied large portion Of the regiment uu-
der the colOrs and made 3 stand. bat finding
himself unsupported, marched of in good ordeT
and took tbe cars at the Obiou river, i've miles
south OF Union City. Again was mistaken In
saying that tie Infantry pickets were captured.
We only lost seven prisoners in all. none killed
$1,000 instead Of $4,000, will cover all the loss In
the way Of public stores.
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RUMORs - The "Teliable man " arrived in
Richmond yesterday by the underground rail-
road, end brought intelligence of the capture Of
state, by the Yankee Vandas. When the
rumor came to be siftsd down, il appeared that
a parcel Of adventurous Yankees had succeeded
on Thursday, in passing cur pickets stationed
near Stafford Court House, and ihat .he latter
being informed thereof by the alarmed inbsbi-
tants, started iuwards in search OF the Hlaraud-
ers. The two parties met, a slight brush
occurred, in which no serious damage was done
by either party of the parties 70 the other-the
Yankees scampered one way and our men the
other Thursday night, it is said, there was
piano in Fredericksburg-the ancient " barg
was taken by SAID panic, bu not by the enc
my. Tall oats from little acorns grow" etc
EiCbm0ad Enqui~sv. 5th
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9ailg sSppeal.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation 0F the DAILY
APPEAL - larger thssas iiIat OE
the DafIy City Press Combined.
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DISSOLUTION.

'E'HE c7Fsrtnersh'p be et7fore exist ug bs+7yesa
4 T. Autrews and trsnk Hyde uuGc- the hrn of a
L. ANDREWS g. co, Is N day dissolved bv the
purchase o, the interest Of Frank Hyas by A. L An
d-sHrs.
4 L. Andre will eontnua the auction and ccmfs
sion business the old ssEud, 25i MGu stree g. and l.
horiZed TO co lee AL csms due -h- Ia-- irl ana ia
s-O TesDO bic for al debts that lie 6ru q T. An
drevs y CO. may owe. A. l. ASDGEWS
Aurii I b, ls62 FRANK hyde
9uf1
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The Atlantis correspondent OF the Charleston
Courier says that that city is the great hospital
ss-on Of las southern and western armies
tasre beng 1900 sick soldiers there.
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NAATLD, IMHgDiaTg5.V-

l'W4LVE sEAAsTREssEs-shsb bss, yy-e.,, an =.
NPp1 90 ID. FLA dEzrY
tHl5a a-r-et near q ala.
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The ARMY AT CORISTH.-The C0rinth cor
respondent OF the New Orleans Delta, writing
five days before the battle, says;
There has been another change in the orUsD-
ization Of the army. Gen. Bsa1regard had 5e
eiined the handsome offer Of Gen. Johnston of
the active command Of the army, and prefers the
place Of second in command The armies af the
center and Of the Mississippi are now combined
under the command Of Gen. 4 Sidney Johnston.
with Gen BlaWegard as second in command,
and Gen. Bragg as chief of staff. The srmysnow
consists of four grand divisions, under Polk,
Bragg, Hardee and Crittenden: each grand di-
vision viii consist Of two divisions, and each
division Of three bTigades OF four regiments.
nd three batteries. There are also ssrong re-
serves.
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THE BATTLE AND EEs RESULTS.

TIE BATTLE AND rs BESILA Is
It viii be seen by the telegraph dispatches
sent to us from Coriurh On yesterday, AID which
we publish in another column. that the battle Of
SbilOah has nos been renewed by either side up
to this day, all rumors to the contrary notwith-
standing.
The inaction Of the Federals after the engage
meut Of last Monday is for US a virtual sclnowl-
rnent of our victory We held our ground up to
the last hour, and retired at leisure, bringing
every thing away with us that we chose, to the
full extent of our means of transportation, over
most wretched roads Gen. BRRcKNRIDGE
brought up the rear guard with our cavalry, and
wherever The enemy SHOWED himself, trying to
annoy our movements, we repulsed them with
loss.
That the drama is ends at Corinth, is not
likely. But, al any rate, thet tirst acts per-
NIT US to augur well Of the end. The Western
army, under command of Gen. GRANT, has
found cut, al fearir, expense, that we have
Confederate sTmy, au6 BEAUREGARD has con-
quered for himself TIE right Of being addressed
by them as a Couf-7 rate commander. After
the battle Of ShiIoab hey acknowledge us as
equsls-after the hiatt OF Coriuth they viii &C
knowledge US as supe- ors.
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UNDERWRETER'S SALE

"a Z WI sell SATURDAY MORNING, e. 10 O'Clock
~ Gt J. V. 4ibert's Auction House cerner Second
and Madison streets,
Clothing, Shoes, Notions, sGc-
'OydeO5sS, E'iOIilsS, Etc.
ALSO-FUEAITJR Re Of ysri0us kinds Al are r..
vie To- site nd WALLACE & co
uuII p sr.-.o1.srrz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALT! SALT!
SUGAR

2e0 BAGS Coarse Sat f1r sale by
C't HuBBELt, HUSTON & co
apii 151 Na-r Street
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TIE MONITOR RELIABLE-The New York
Journal Of Commerce learns from a gentleman
just returned from Fortress Monroe, after q care
tul inspection Of the Monitor, aud long inter
view with her officers, that in the opinion Of Mr.
Sinners, the chief engineer Of that vessel. the
rebel steamer Msr.imac viii find an antagonist
difficult to overcome. Everything pertaining to
tie Monitor is ia aduigsbIa condition. and the
crew are not only ready but eager for brush
with the enemy Blr. Sinners gave the courfor.-
ing assurance that MIR. Eyics.on's battery is Ger
tainly superior 60 the AIegrimac, and that il re-
gard to speed she could beat nor e. 10 St two
knots an hour There has been much question
in relation to both these points, but those on
board the Monitor entertain no app7ehensions
In the late encounter she was ia the worst possi-
bic plight, on account of her rough experience at
sea and the sutf5calng effect Of coal gas, driven
from the furnace by the water which entered the
smoke stack but now everything is in good
fighting trim. No d1uO. the Monitor wil give
good report Of herself
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sFRsGGEEES,

All accounts we have from the battle of Sh-
loah agree IN blaming in the strongest terms
the large numbers OF cur unworthy soldiers who
seemed to have on the battle field but two OBJ
jects: Firstly, to plumber the Federal tents :
secondly, to secure their spoils. They cared
not to know what had become of their comrades
after the victory Of Sunday, and cared less yet
to participate into another fight, but scattered
away in all directions leading TO place of safe
ty. Many will, Of necessity, be captured by the
Federal cavalry, and for them We have no sym
Pathy. Many have effected their object, and
saved themselves and plunder; but let them re-
member that in their flight they have also &C
quired an everlasting stain upon their TePuia-
ton as soldiers and patriots. The country viii
remember it, and steps viii be taken hereafter
70 interfere with such disgraceful conduct.
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oyERr0y HOSPITAL.

The following is a list of the wounded lying
st the two hospitals in the city up to noon to-
1ay.
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WANTED,

~ HHDs choice Suga- for sale I,7 20 close conziqu
~ ueut By HUBBELt. EJsTON g. 20.
aHEI
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day:
OyERTOE HOSPITAL.
2d TeuHcssec.-A Haley, William Murphy,
company B Dan. Carroll, company G; John
Eagau, P Norton, s. Murphy, company d; II.
Sexton, company Il Dennis Lunn, 1t. J. Dug
an, John O'Nral, company J; VIM. Powell,
Dan. Born, Mike Don0h0e, Tom Discol, VIM
Prime Th0s. Britt, VIM. Ryan, P. X Burke,
VIM. Rowland, Hugh McTague, John Bennett,
company X.
I5h Teauessss.-F. NJ. Pratt, Madrid, D.
johnson. company Q.
lst Missouri II. c. Donovan, company D ;
William Tracey, company Z.
Blytbe's Mississippi Grutch company B
Cot. MgTtla,s ReglmeHt-Daniel Quin, sompa-
ny G.
4ti ICHHCSSee-NHtSOnN Vaughan, company =;
J F. Smith, company Z.
gti TraRlSses-W D. @. Gardner, company :.
" + Hamilton, company H j Z. Walker,
company 9
2d Conflderots L. Penn, lieutenant
company r Jacob Ia tern, ". N. Hill, leu
tenant; ~. 5 HytOn, c1mPsuy T.
lJ4h Teau,ss,o-Gso /. PUm1cr, company
B; " stafford. company +
Nj Vaughan informs rs That VIM SpIatt and
Dan Sullivan OF this regiment weEe killed.
IRVING HOSPITAL.
81 Ksrtarkg-C c. McGsiry, corporali
J. A. Naore. ~ a. Moore NJ. W. Brandle
G. d. BHlk, ~. B EaTiy, Michl Finn, W. A
Hu~G, j b. Howard, scrg sHt. company c.
4H Esaaleay-G. N Ez-B, sergeant, COM
panv G.
I5liA Tualssss-Joseph ShufoTd, A 5. Sulli-
van, company l.; Samuel L. C0waa, company
II; VIM. Lindsey. company g.
2d T4HfSsee-IHos. FlalbEn, company c;
Th1s Dvuy, company J.
18th WiHoiS-Caut VI Nash.
gh ItaHcsS.e-E Kelley. T. + Mccarthy,
lieutenant A. r. Via company J } 5 Sim
MONS J T. Morris. company Z ; } II Biddick,
F. H. Bell, F. r Cunning am corporal, W. II.
Marshall, company II; Samuel Z. WescOtt,
company G.
ID ArEaasas n NJ Dll, Hy. Slaughter, ser
geaut, company Z: Joseph Warner, company y.
Ist dTklHsas-W 2 Tajlrspn, company Z.
6b drksaSas--C1. II. r bins 0u company G.
22d Mss Ss5pDi-Jybu kereay, conparyJ.
26h 1'aigma-Wm. Swinje II UtlO's comply.
4h Teunessse-Jrlu II. Snit1, company j ;
Geo. G. Webb, company g; WA. Neal, com
psny T.
st Missoui-J II. Lar gf5rd, serE ant, com
pauy II; NJ IT, R.sr5ou company L, Edward
BraE7ou company 3; Thos. Dillon, company d;
Jas. Boswell company g.
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4 SITUATION, az Assistant fu a vhoI Iasals OF retail
"a Drug store for few months by young man .sv-
el yeers In the busnez. Can rash che best fer
enceS, sud Is exempt from military duty. Address
DaUGGIST-
aDIl-3ts At this Of7ra
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NOTaCE.

I'VE have this day sold entire fnteress o. the
~ EruS Of EdnonCEo1 & AIMS ro6z aud J. " Arm
81 opg Co. % J. ~. Aun.t-orE assumes che ia
Uiitss sna collects Lls dsoJs of -ha above ms
J. r. FDNONnSON
H. n FERGUSON.
Z v. ARMSTRONG, Dealer in Hides on and
- lea her, Over'ou Bl0cS, Main street
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

among his political friends, Ros Rosas, paehcco, Pastor
Diaz, Mon &C. HesSas born at Madrid In 1870
he first service in Americas he hen with ihls oIo-
ther Marshal do la Concha took an active part IN the
against The carlist chief in the north OF Spain The
Convention OF vergara, in 1885, which he was nstru-
mental IN bringing about procured him the rank OF gene
ral From ls4a to lS46 he governor Of the Basque
provinces, where he gained the esteem OF all parties.
Having succeeded In stng the naurecton Of Santiago
by his skill much by his courage he was raised the
post Commander in Chief OF the spanish cavalry and
In 1s49 the government sent him to Havana the qua
hty Of CAPTAIN General OF Cuba, whore he was
placed 1852 by General Canedo, in consequence Of tho
attempt Of the adventurer Lopez In 1853 he Joined
opposition and signed with his brother O'Donneli Con
zaez Bravo Duke de Soto Mayor and other poiti-
Clans who have since played great part in Span
morabe addresS, demanding a prompt consocation OF
the Cortes That act which judged Unconstitutional,
led TO his soon being exed soon after 10 Maorca, and
caused his name 10 be removed from the ranks If the
army. The revolution OF 1854 found him resident at
Bordeaux At the first signal OF his friends, who had re-
manned at Madrid, he returned t. spain, and was soon
after appointed for the second time, Captain General OF
the Island of Cuba. On that occasion the Queen con-
ferrcd him the title of Marquis de h Havana Tho re-
turn of Narvaez, in 1856 caused him TO abandon hak
post and since that General Don jose dc IA Concha has
not ceased to take part in the abors OF the Senate OK
which he is one Of the most labocious and nteigens
members.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

The United States Quaker City nne guns)
Commander J. NJ Frailey o. $. N, has arrived at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. officers and crew all well.
1t will be remembered that this vessel almost the
first one taken by the government the breaking out OF
the On account of her great speed and aaptabiy
she taken by General Wool and sent with munitions
Of war to reinforce Fortress Monroe. After that and
during the greater part Of last year. she employed in
biockadng the Chesapeake, which she did with ef
cheney that excited much notice and commendaton
In December last, having been reHttsd with much
heavier battery, she despatched to cruise for the
slippery heeled Sumter among the West India Islands.
That craft however went off to s'felds aresh and
pastures new'' In the Mediterranean The Quaker City,
remained however, cruising among the islands Of the
West Indies, Caribbean Sea and Spanish Main eectualy
stopping by her any intercourse between those
islands and rebeldom.
In ,rax ;a-s attached q c,-ts
Squadron, and has since done good service cruising of
Hole in the WALL Yucatan Gulf Of Mexico and the Allan
tic coast Of Florida. While on this duty she has cap
turcd the brig Lila with heavy cargo of ealtpers and
oher contraband and also the celebratedaptan Libby
Of the prvatesr Saie and of Charleston blockade
ming renown She also captured the very fleet light
draught English steamer Adela after exciting chase
or the Yucaan bank she captured the Texan schooner
Orion alias Mary Ella while attempting to cargo Of
aid and comfort into Texas.
During her cruise the Quaker City has steamed many
thousands Of miles, and everywhere has elected the
greatest admiration for her beautiful medel being
garded splendid specimen Of American marine archi
lecture The Quaker City built in the city Of Pha.
dsphia and returns there for repairs her boilers
and machinery.
Annexed is q list Of her officers -
Conaa,ander-James Madison Frailey.
Lieutenant and Erec,uivs C6iesr-samusl Livingston
Breese.
Acting Nasteys-Bartett J. Cromwell, United States
Navy; Horatio Blanchard. Tolford Durham.
Acting surgeoa--J. J. Brcwnes NJ. D.
Acting PoymasteT-Henry J. Bullay.
Actiag Assistant Enoineery-Gsorge ". Farrer John L.
Peske, Peter Robinson, j. Tarrsnt, Thomas Slater.
Acting Masters Motes-Chares A. Crawford, Lindley r.
Livingston, D. H. Daniel.
Commanders ClTk-Corri F,Smith.
Gunner-wiliam H. Hamilton
Pdymaste,'s Clerk and Stet,ayd-Alonzo yodine,
HosFatal Steeord-wliam McComb.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10


FASHION PLEASURE RorSD Observation-Disclosures.
best three in nve wagons carrying Charley whson'
weight.
W. McRoberts named 9. 8. Royal Charley. 9 10 1
W. Oaks sy named blk. m Phebe. be..........I 202 2 2
c. whilson named g. &. General Haleck. 3 o 8 g
Time, ,2:44-2431-254-2:54-2:54
Many good trotting have taken place at the
Fashion Peaspre Grounds this season, but better
than the one that came of yesterday ssrnoon ustw1Sh
the abgys named EOfsss, Fsvicas o the race Nero.
bsts hose mad the call in the betting but being last in
the arst heat, be sold lowest in the pools until he won
heat when be again went TO the starting standard
The sold very well at the beginning but afterwards
her backss became cautious and fearful that
her style OF going would suit the judges and that
perchance they might ct to distance her for running
She certainly had nice knack Of getting Of tight
places by breaking run and continuing on that gait
until clear OF the others and far enough ahead 10 be
easily overaken After the third heat General Halleck
st fsvore in the poes but being last In the fourth
heat he was sold very cheAp In the subsequent sales
the race lasted until dark, which caused by hur-
ricane which swept ever the track during the afternoon,
and suspended operations fer time so closely
contested that the judges decided the third heat
dead one, the three horses coming to the II
yoked together All the heats close the drivers,
although not professionals, showing great deal of
skill in the management Of their respective horses.
GREAT STALLION TRoT F0R TEN THOUSAND DOLL AIRS.
Mr. Rowe the owner Of the celsbra,ed stallion Ethan
Allen and Horace r. Jones, tho trainer of the stallion
Robert Finghan matched their respective horses yes
terday trot milo heats, best three in Ave- over the
Fashion Course the 10th OF September the
sum Of ten thousand dollars Five thousand dollars were
staked and deposited In the Broadway Bank This Is q
iona fds match, and from 10 the day of the race
little else will be heard among horsemen but speculator
| on th e result.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10
The Agents and Enemies OF the Bour.
bOnS.

EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL FOR CONSPIRACY IN NAPLES.
NAPLES (July 19) correspondence Of London Post.l
Yesterday morning the aSsize Of Naples offered
an interesting spectacle the trial OF Count Frederick de
Chrisen, NJ. Cenatcmpo, signors Caracculo Noli, de
Luca, Torora, De Angels RGber Menghini, and the old
woman, rather old witch, Santa Baretta, for
spracy against the State with view the restoration
of the Bourbonic dynasty. De Chrsten's will be
famiar TO your readers as an officer in the Neapoan
army and of the fervent and adventurous up
holders Of Francis s since the capture Gae.a
The preate Cenaempo in continual correspondence
with the King and his agents In Rome and the other
prisoners secretaries messengers recruiting officers,
and indirect agents OF the principal consprators, who
in the habit of meeting in villa at Pausi.ippo,
hired for the purpose by Monsgnore Ceraticmpo.
The result Of the first days proceedings showed clearly
the existence Of the conspiracy and the discovery OF the
correspondence and plans of the consprstors in the villa
with the list OF 100 armed men, and $50 unarmed, 600
custom house soldiers and 100 others different corps
already enrolled and ready to March Naples from the
general rendezvous at Capadchno In the Of the
trial incidental revelation caused great sensation and
disturbance in the This the declaratio
the prisoner No who asserted that be had rendered
important service TO the State in ne discovery 1 plot
fTei ia Francs, 1857, 10 orerroc The Boabonic dynasty
ia Naples, and 10 substitute that of Lucien MuTGt.
u appears to be beyond doubt that at that Pc
rod the Muratis's hard at work, and that the late
King Ferdinand II. was fully aware Of their schemes.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10
Escape or Union Prisoner.

The Richmcnd LIGDllner of The bth says;-Besides
Lieut. w Masters, che OF the New York regiments,
there have escaped from the prison Eighteenth street,
by some unexplained means, laeut. Col W. b. Hatch,
Captain J. N. oakley and Second Iieuenants William
Bidde and 7. A. Murphy. Four and seven
yesterday rcsted and by the Provost
Marshal, and the following we're remanded Tor further
examination, charged with aiding and abetting the
escape:-Mis Louisa Webber, Miss Ancy Wasgutt, Will
liam Frank, proprietor OF the Mechanicsyle turnpike
tavern, Seey Wigton and Lewis Webber-residents OF
Seventeenth street.
The paper, OF the 9th instant says-We that
Lieutenant CooGel Hatch aud Lie eatenant Masters Yam
kee officers who escaped from prison here were recap
tured by some citizens Of Prince William county whiio
attempting TO cross ferry, and, being confined in the
Court House, managed 10 escape again. There a
prospect Of their recapture.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

DEATH On. ABiJ4B ISorAH1M-wc regret 10 announce
the death Of Dr. Absb IBgaham Of this city by drown.
Ing yesterday afternoon. He went on a short boating
excursion with party Of ladies and gentlemen across tho
Hudson from this city TO weshawken, ~ J and on re.
turning this side Of the river and when about landing
at street the swift suddenly altered
the Of the boat driving forcby against the pier
capsizing IL, and throwing tho party into the river
DR.. Ingrsban sank, and immediately disappenrcd from
view and drowned. Tho others of tile party were
rescued The deceased was well known among the edi.
torial fraternity OF The city He ai time ecu.
neced with tie editorial department of the DGffy NeicS
liberal contributor TO ste Sunday Dspafeh aud
New York Lsndr. lie City. Eve years IT age
had on, when he mot his eai black pants
and white vest lie wac SIX feet ono inch IN eight lie
had his finger a PLAIN gold ring with r.eld