The New York herald., 1862-09-12

and twenty eght civilians end attendants takon
and asrward paroed Dr. Coolidge says thai the Geld
of his operations extended space Of thirteen miles,
and the consequent upon The energies q the surgeons
and attendants was exhausting tn Tho extreme. Hs
thinks that the suffering Of the wounded from hunger
was not - great supposed within fortycigh hours
Of the battle, food carried 70 the hesd In quantities
sucIent TO supply ALL The great oxtent Of ground over
which the wounded scattered rendered Impossible
% supply the sufferers fast could be desired.
ARRIVAL OF ooNvALHscENrs.
About the s. r. Spauding arrived, having
board between 900 and 400 o0nvalescsnts from tn
United States General Hospital at Portsmouth Grove f.
THE WOUNDED REBEL GENERAL KwELL.
The rebel General Ewell, reported BY tho Richmond
papers wounded the kncc received his wound from the
Nineteenth Indiana Colonel G. Meredith the 2sth ult,
near Gainesville Tho Colonel Meredith referred 70 In
Philadslpha papor being at willards, not Colonel
g. Meredith Of the Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers, who,
although hs haa two ribs broken BY the M Of bis horse
which was shot, is ssin with his regiment.
GENERALS KING AND AU0UR.
General King has recovered from his severe illness
General Augur has also recovered from his wound reosv
Cd 81 Cedar Mountain.
MOVEMENTS or yoRN ROSS.
John Ross, accompanied BY his brother. Lewis Ross,
his nephew, VIM. Ross, and his broher-lnaw etablsr,
paid visit Of ceremony 70 the Secretary s the Interior
to-day and Afterwards had interview with the Pres
dent
TEE NAILS WESTWARD.
No malls sent hence westward further than EIi-
colts Mills nor are any forwarded beyond that point
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Other routes
lected 70 insure safety.
Letters were received from York, Pennsylvania, 70
day. which show that there is interruption Of actss
in that direction.
PASSES REQUIRED FOR NAVIGATING TEE PoToxAC.
On and after tomorrow passes viii b required from
al vessels, boats, &c. navigating tho Potomac river
These win be issued By tho commanding ofacer OF the
nota, and may be obtained from the naval vessels sta
toned st Alexandria or at the mouth Of The river.
REGULATIONS CONCERNING STAMPS, ETC.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has estab shsd
the following regulation concerning tbs commssions a.
lowed purchasers of stamps The commissions will
be paid In samps-thas H. remittance Of fty dollars
will entitle the purchaser stamps amounting 70 Afy
one dollars. remittance OF thousand dollars will
entitle the purchaser thousand and ty dollars
worth OF stamps.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has given opinion
the liability Of manufacturers TO exaotion upon goods
removed from tho place Of manufacture prior 70 Septe
Der /, 1862 This opinion In the hands Of tho printer
and will be published In . Few days.
Collectors Of Customs a the several ports are instructed
receive payment OF duties all debenture csrcates
duties BY the act Of March 8, ls4o
DECLINED AN APPOINTMENT.
Philip Wordsworth, Of Chicago, has been appointed
for the First district Of Illinois In place OF Ebens
zer Peck, who declined the appointment.
APPOINTMENT UNDER THE TAX BILL.
Joseph 8. Frazer Of Warsaw, has been appointed -
SCISSOR for the Tenth district Of Indiana, place OF vii
liam Williams declined.
DECISION OF COLLECTOR BARNEY CONFIRMED.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, appeal has affirmed
the decision of Collector Barney imposing the act o
March duty at the rate OF two cents per pound
merchandise claimed by the importers chain cables
made Of wire rods less than halfof inch In d.
ameter To this is intsrposed that in commercial usage
parance in this country and England, there
chains known chain cables made Of wire rods Of
less than onehah OF inch in diameter. 70 10 also
affirmed that grange mineral properly assessed
81 Is per hundred pounds II 10 mot provided for b.
name In the law but 10 used for the general pur
poses a. red lead and that compositions of glass Jew
ellers use, being ymauufacture Of glass; Of which
glass 10 component material" b subject - duty
thirty per cent advalorem.
ARRIVAL OF srATE PRISONERS.
The following prisoners Of state brought TO III
Provost Nashals once this morning and sent TO The Oh
capitol-s. Piles, W. b. Howard R. 7. Jarbo and r
N. Get. They are residents Of Upper Maryland, and
sent by the Provost Marshal General Of The Army
OF Virginia.
The rebel soldiers eaptursA near Vienna were also sen
70 tho Old Capitol this morning.
Cricket--Canads W. the United states
Another Victory for the states.
The match bet the military eleven Of Canada and
the select eleven Of the United states resumed yea
tsrday morning the grounds Of the st. Georges Club
at Hoboken. The number q visitors present exceeded
that Of the day previous although the Questionable ID
mi ion Zee (en cents) doubt had tho effect Of keep
ing many Of the "princps" admirers Of the game away
Yesterday was day well adapted for crickst-aot tos
nor oold-and the ground showed evidence tina,
labor had been bestowed 70 bring to perfesti0n.
was nsvsrheess rather barren hard which fac,
the battsrs could fail 70 remarks The odds start
ing in favor Of the Canadians they being II ahead
OF their opponents. marked feature the play Of
the ofacsvs the and grace with which they
sure than that Of tie United safe piaysrss.
AZ past elsvn Pstsn and siade again went 70 the
.ss s q 3: % s:'. W.: :nS sS
trimmer from Creighton-nrss wicket, 50 runs.
ns bssnsv from vis s rSss SS
Ots! Of inni.ss i1s,psi.s % Syss ss rum: thus
ngy good saler redesmins himself for The bad show
hs made the day before In this innings Gibbss bowsd
Sadlev 90 balls, n runs maidsns, wickets. Crsigh.
ton 90 balls. 10 ru.s, msideIs, 8 wcksts.
the bowling Or cnoismlsy and Hsnissn. The Ssssmsn
began earnest, and showed capital play when
Captain PHILIPPE which elected the applause q the spec
ators. Sader joined Sharp. but was not allowed 70
main long stevens followed, and made good inninss
for 10 runs n. Wright now took the bat in hand, and
showed cricket n nrst rate style. sharp caught oQ
wicKsts 90 runs Gibbss faced H. wright, 'ShsR lons
merry hitting and running took place, until Gte Wa9
caught az ehort leg for IL runs Fifth wicket 113 runs
vented 70 win. walker the sixth 10 take the
Bat, bu, had no opportunity Of scoring before ohs
gsmer was called. Thus ended another exhibition Of
cricket as ought TO be played-gentlemanly-in the
strict sense Of the word.
Annexed 10 the score In FULL
First Inntn9s. Runs Second Tnnin0s. Runs.
Phillips b. Wright 49,. Is b. Sader. ..............
Pattsn 9. Wright, b.
Gibbes.. .......... - b. Creightou.. ....... n
Cholemley b. Wright. hit w., b. Creighton...
Elphinetone b. Wright. II b. Creighton .,..... .
Hamilton b. Gibbss. -. Q. sharp b. Sadler - d
Pemberton Q. Wright, b.