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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, May l.
70 lion p. H. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
Early yesterday morning my troops crossed
from the island to the mainland and captured
two 6 FOUNDER cannon aud their ammunition.
The inhabitants report the enemy to have
retreated in great confusion
y M. MITCHELL,
Brigadier-Generul.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
By Last Nights Nail.


To Hon. 4. IT, Stanton, Secretary r War!
Capt Worden, Of the Navy, with dis
patches from Gen. Burnside, has just arrived
lie reports that Fort Macon was taken after
eleven hours COMMANDMENT. Four hundred
prisoners were taken Col. White, late Of
the Ordnance Department, commanded Fort
Macon The loss on our side was one killed
aud eleven wounded
JOHN Z. WOOL,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

Of Davidson County, Tenn, Apii q, ls62,a ne
~ gro man, who says his name is ALBERT, and
says he belongs 90 10. Dods0u, OF Davidson County
age about 30 or 40 years weighs about 1865 or 100
pounds no marks. The owner is requested 10 oomo
Forward prove property and pay charges, Che lsv
directs. ]. NJ. HINTON,
may 2-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of d. G
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

nF Dayi ison County, Tenn May I, 1859, a negro
~ man, who says bis name IS LEWIS, aud Bays he
belongs to Zeb. Baird, Of Wilson County Tenn age
or, black scar right cheek bone, said % be done
by kick from a Horse 3 feet inches high dressed
ga brown jeans clothes, black wool hat The owner "
requested TO come forward, prove property. aud pay
charges, as the law directs, J, M HINTON
mny2-3t ShorT and Tailor Of D. G.
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Arrived.

ssarn.hp So wsnne Johns Phisaephs "a hour, 10 ess"
20 4. s. Assistant Qusrierma.ter ~ 4,
sA,p Prince OF Wales (of BATH, Morse Havre JAG 10 10
ballast to &. c. Duncan Co. , q, h.r...
Bea Dspesche (Prus Hartmann. Dublin y days ~ p
n Furch Mcincke W-nd Anchored on the Yer ., " nv
Fab "a And led chain of stsrboSrt anchor asa We
III mil. r. Of the bar Jan. &C. lat - ~ los 70 80 p-s
ir bill Rolins bound Z. 18Th lat u ~ ion ~ 10 s ~
,bIn tSina Mat from Maiisn for Oucensto"ni reo "
IA, "a IS Ion N passed ship Pacific bound r. al.
s. .,.,,c lii.l, baltimore ~ daye 20 master oh ns
,isht OF Feb a. during tho late N w gale, sPM hss
80 anchored the lower bay aud oraxren "no's
W ~. .,ts aud wss wed of without damage A.
49, T. s,urtevsnt Willets Wilmington, Dei' 'sJ''
srir Bay Stale alst Boston dsy' md'> to j. C. Day
ton Co. 49,. .o.i ,,r Ra.tou
Ar, N j. Brayton, Mnliken. Baltimore Is days. eo''h
schr NJ. J. Reed, ste,son Gloucester tsh.
soop Alice Ludlos Delaware days, oyster" D., ysu,A
Steamer Osprey, keanoy. Providence nose "
bynDer -, - ...., N.s,,. Locust Point
IL ballast ~ master. ...,.ot.,.
SAILED, Keb. 2S-shps Emily A. Hal ga MI n Fio,,
lnn, Fvcninx Star Bord.suTi Awtrana Jo,, ~
p.iiuo,,. fBr and VI Notiebohm, Lvr,pooL 80,
.Lo, aud y Schultz bsrbado.si Beisey w iiisi is 81
IAN tspinwani y. Curven. Mon,e'iaeoi ,. B.ldsr
49, Norw J. ard Times (Br). Cork; BsrseoutIs noa
80 HGs, jsmes Somes Bermuda Andoyer' "a sUs..
Kf1 Bgother. Br) Port au Prince j. Nrviu.
ssnis: Fl,a (Sorw Philadclphia SCHILLER W.s.
~ 81 Dcnpison, Marscaioo. Sehrs. H. NJ Jonnsy.i ii,
,,,ss W IL Griau Jamaica john Rose Port heys 's'
Mnlsrsyr (Br) Porto Rico, NJ L. Davis. TURK nnu
FEB 6-stesm.hips Stella (Br), and Asia tpIb H'''r
Ms,susss, Port Royal, 5. Z.
WIND-Sunset g. y. light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

RELIRr OF HALF-ORPHAS AND DESTITUTE
CnILDRES.-The twenty sixth anniversary 81 the
Society for tho relief of Tire baorphans and destitute
children was bold last night in the large chapel Of
the Institution in West Tenth street near the Sixth
avenue. in the presence OF large audience. The
children to the number Of about 200 boys and girls
sang variety of songs, the exercises being inter-
spersed with dialogues and determinations. The little
ones were all uniformly dressed, and presented Il
neat appearance. The report of the Trustees shows
the Society to be in need Of aid, and an appeal is
made TO the charitable OH behalf Of the institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

SMITH--PELL-In Psasc, N j., on Wednesday. Fab d
b, the Rev samuel Clements Of Gsnhsr Ohio n. ~
Marshall b. Smith, Rector Of St. Johns Church. PUssic e
Augusta blizsbeth eldest daughter Of John B. Pen ssq
Psssaic.
TEEPLE-WILLfAMB-Nesr Csn,stots, NJ Y, % Thurs
day, Feb 20 by The Rev James A. Little Dr.. George u
Teepls Of 6loansvis. schohare County, N. Y, To Mis-
Louise r. Williams Of B u6slo, ". Y.
Buffalo papers pesse copy.
WHITEHEAD-CUYLER-On Tuesday, Feb Is. by tie
Rev, Charles Whitshesd. OILS A. Whtebesd ESQ.,, Attorney
this city.
WILLS-HENRY-In this city. on Monday Feb. a. by The
Rev Moses B.lou Hamilton Wills Of Brooklyn 10 EAis
T., youngest daughter Of John c. Henry eco
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. ........vss. 3
Cleared.

s.ssnshp-United Kingdom tBrl Craig, Glasgow Nc
Dcnsd Co. - -
ships-Hortsnss, Drsyer. shsoshse Hs'lst, Csrn'n'
Leickbarot (Hr) CLARK Liver ool, Willlsms 0ulon
B.rks-Bonsnza( Br) Stomach. Lyerpeol & MeArthuI
Advance Or C.in. c'rk Boyd lie 1ehs IA L'n,ss
Thom.s and MsrscAbo Maitland Phelps Co vess lNorh
ferguson Falmouth, Funch, Meiocte Wendt psssroe'
rough tBrl 0rcnsrd London, WI. J. persyt 10 ,. n
Trowbrijgs. Neal Demersra d. TsowbidSe Nsnan s'rou|
seloousr-Kit Csrson. Smith. Gloucester, Csmpben 4
Kresm-r; Howard. Bacon. Boston, y. W. Lewis Go. n.
Lsnt. Midile,on Frrderca Deli L. A. Johnson Leaning
Csdik.
sloop-Csroline Peck Peck Stanford, mss,sL
stssue.-M Sanford Sanford fhlsdsPhiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

ADDINSELL-Iu Brooklyn, Tuesday, Fob q, Annie,
infant daughter Of George w. and Lola Adsin'e sssd IL
BusH-In Brooklyn. z D.; rue:d,y FEB: rs Clifton,
jour ses tdwHd and Margaret " su'h aged ysss
3months AID - days
BoYHAN-In .h. city, on Tuesday Feb. as Ann Boyh.a:
dsughr of1homa' and Msssre Boy han aged yea' and
months
CURTIsOn Tuesday, Feb as 10 this city Label yesDess.
child Alfred L. and Maria L. Curtis, sssd ysss and
month rat,.,d, q, M. family ara invited 10 ,,..na
the funeral IT, m the re.idsuce her grandfather Joseph
Curtis, 10 70 West Thnyfrs' street on Thursday, eth
DECKER At sprinsvills. s,stea leland on Wednesday,
morning FEB e. jaime: Decker In he sch ,e., b: .s.
r.. funeral from bs X.Suy Church, on Friday sfsss
noon a.z O'Clock
DOwNiN0-At Proviarro, r. l., on Wednesday, FEB. %.
Caroline daughter Of Peter W. and the late Caroline Down
III. win TAI. place Sunday ns'; = ssoeI FEN
81 job . wiIlamsbursh
FRrNCH-In South Bergen, N. J., Tuesday, Feb a Of
1a'%msion q the r9s. Cnao IT, Sounss: ssGa q sns
| Il dsy.
TIE MS.ra services viii take place .. the reddeucs
FGULKNER-In II. city, on Tuesday Feb. Is, Emile
Thomas F.;.a., 9 q. s y: ., s. si sis,
Grsh,n. reict Of Jams. Gr.bsr, eyed SO years.
NANCE On Tuesday Feb p si.r ,hor AID severe hns
b. fanrrs :. St Thon... Church Friday, Feb %. az
HARRIsoY~O on Monday Feb a. Is.bells, widow Of Tho
Col janice Harrison, aged bJ years
Tie snd' and scqusntsncss Of the family are resk.c.ay
e. eSs ssI her an :s. s ~ N
LiWI Tny,.rs Tas.d,y Feb 3; :., log m; n.
TS. fsn:Ii viii tel. place .. Christ Church. Friday as
.p.c,y invited 70 s..pd .ithous further notice Trsas
lesv. Chambers stree, Depot at II O'Clock m.
f eS;n.S Si Tss.s:, Isss:A Long .h. A
=: = .:pss invited : attend q:
s e ras'S .n nS' d g ou w.a..a.y Feb 49,
Mari Il Lee CorpIsi Of Company C. ''a Regiment 10
NE s.l mi. ei,v on Tu.sdsy Feb .s Z. ieosus
LLo 10y IN bsooslyn on Ta''d.y. Feb 's Thomas c.
" S{OUNrHSt Now Rochelle wes.ehe.sr cernty y,
Tuesday Feb ss Csps josiah lie ooon' III the ~" se"
NTuRSoa w.ao..d.y FEB e IL d: 10Th ~ Of he:
os;hs ise samuel Coa.es Of Phi.depha
c,sa 70 5 s ss h sS hss
S Fa..d.y f:S IS joseph a:'..n in til. .h
nd and .ns: requested sdu 70 - ;':Ds e!
hsr. ichss j. aged iyesrs con Of John y and Ee'as'
OF sRMxS-A. Elizabeth City n j. on Tuesday Feb a.
! aged IA wears. months and IS dsys
S mo p ssnd. Sfs:s Chariot. H. VII. eth. ~.
opONNELL--7n this city, Tuesdsy morning Feb ~
~ Anne dsurhtss Of Owen and Cs.hasins ODonnsl-
s,ed wear apd Il month"; .,.
ptE On Wednesday morning. Feb &C. Of eonsnmptiou
Serena Travis, wife OF e. n Phep' 10 the "o yeH ~
The .nds Of the family rsspscfG invited to sitsns
.bs t.n.sI services on Friday 2sth lnst o. No.. ffen
h~r late residence No 81 Yves: Thirteenth street her re-
mains Will be to WhitocA vile Ncstchesef Coonsy
on Saturday morning, for inernsut 80,
PENpIETONOn Tn~sdsy Feb. q? In tie 18th year Of bic
age Eiinund H. Pendlston.
The and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
The funeral at St Bsrholouew's Church, Lafayette piece
on Thursday Feb 81 II 3ocock HE remains Siu ~
t.isn 70 Hyae Psrk for interneat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

Dino VERSUS EsEAs. - Dstriet-Atorney A.
Oakley Hall delivered " humorous dramatic reading
upon the above snbjoc, ut Clinton Hail. last evening"
before large audience, among whom were many
of the Nsw-York members Of the Bar. His witty
effort was very well received.
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Benton, an active Free6oiler, and q unsemprom,..
ing and patriotic Union man.

The Cunard steamship Asia, for Enops, wa no.
detained yesterday by Lord Lyons, q eroneouslv
stated in the evening papers, but sailed 1t hsr rsQu.
lar hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

ch ,ouu,, xs..sls went Ashore at Holmess Hole; ey
erotso from .. Bath Isets JoS 81 wIsr o.
6rpenaonce on M.ntss fox Portland full Of water nIt
@asca rom E,Sehpo.. 70; sGsn' ny ss ofw ".
nns VIZ" Island for Boston lost n'dier tgo''
M'c s ~" s", - ~ frm SH'io'm ior b." w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

--Cenersl James b. Gardenhire died at fayette'
No., on Thursday last. lie was pro'nsnsni men,
v~s "a ,.e I'm. VI Aiispvo,i, D VAIN 'nvpa VI CoI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

In ..ears.so fsia for Lrs,poo!yohn Cur,is Boston
Rovrirr Li,. rpool A. 0srdst Phsde phs Mr. and Mn
Giim-r montreal w Mailer Robert Craig E. Csnsrd and
servant A Bsland. NewYork; n. Rswle, y: schwsIx u
~ F,iresocf Philadelphia H. Schwa.z BAltimors George
R,dicre France; Mr. and Mrs. II. Frost, New York; D.
Ives Boston; Mr.. and Ms. II. b. Coxe and maid servant
YORK; 81 snd Mn. R. Daniel and infant, Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises. .e:J7 Sets Msea-kses ''H
wATHR ruis pAs -.
sandy Hook. T;O6 Gsv. Island. 1856 Hsu0sts.' s's
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ESTABLISHMENT OF APOST- OFFICE

THE BARRICADE OF CR0ATAR SOUND.
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TIE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

Number and Rank of the Rebel Prisoners.
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CONDITION OF THE REBEL GUNS.

A VISIT TO MACS HEAD.
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HE HEALTH OF THE RNm'
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anxious to Get the example by liberang this trouble
some property.
One extensive STAKEHOLDER living near Elizabeth
CITY, who owns come 500 slaves. gave them sll their
freedom, am Informed, some time since, and told
them to look ont for themselves all the Shareholders
will follow suit oil through this section Of the
try for this war, rays the shareholders here, has en-
/ tirely broken W the ins tuition, and made the
slave 70 insubordinate and ugly that they will never
DO brought back to subection." 1t ia the only way
to prevent III instruction, and sm informed that
planters are informing their slaves that they all shall
be free, in order to prevent this very thing which
they 70 greatly fear.
4 Joint ProdassGon from Conmodo,s Go,d'bo,ovgh sad
RolNokx l.LASr N C., Feb is 1854
The pon Of eur Join, expedition 10 not TO inyad. any
States aud 10 close with you tho de.oans upon
your ssto BY comparatively few bad men In yoas md.,
n.,ur, ,l.n by .ny show Of cvsed reason thsy mo Ill.
urging you ssrsy so crafty their unholy purposss
They impose upon credulty By telling Of wicked
and daboeai iaienton. Ogr part OF desire
de'oy yonr freedom demo.a yohr P,opery, beras Jour
which, you 10 not only rticultu but utterly and
We a.. Christians well your.slye. and We prof. 10
snow ful well and to feel profoundly the sacred obligations
/ OF tho character.
No sppeLenhons need be on.ersned that the demands
hum,n, justice viii be di,iesNdeI We shall iufet no
Injury unless forced TO do 20 ~ acts and upon this
you may eonhd, ntly rely.
Those men are your worst enemies They, in truth. have
drawn you into your present condition. and the real dis.
turbers Of your aud tL- happiness OF your redes
Wciuvite you Ia the OF tie Constitution and IN hat
Of yirtdous loyalty aud civilization, to separate yourselves
from thea. msgn Influences, to return TO your ale.
glance ard oonps TO foher the force under
control
The Government asks only that s authority may be rscog.
nzeJ and repeat In way {. de,ire
Interfere WITH your laws oon.tu,ionsy established your
insution. Of kind whatever your property any
o. your usss.s In any respect.
l.. NJ GOLDSBOROUGH
Flag Ohiosr Commanding North Csrolins Block. Squad
4. T. BURNSIDE,
Brig ecu. Cong Department North Carolias
Com andy Ro'edns qcai Msnks T. his brace Cdpfans,
yor hsy gaLsnt conduct "a ihe e~gdgsms"t ''m me
Rebel Navy at Lzabsta Guy, ~ g.
". d. STEAMER DKLAwAKE,
orr EIIlABsrn CITY. Feb. ii, 1907
The Commander Of the fota In Absmafo Sound afalls
himself Of the earliest moment male public scknowleds
Of the oooocss ssansry and skill, displayed by The
officers and under hts command 10 the capture and
destruction Of the enemy' battery and squadron Cobbs
Point.
The .. hssrveu-e - Ire 81, r'aek and the ''~sv
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Invasion or Maryland by the Rebels
Movements OF the Union F0Fces-Impor-
tant Operations I'm Con. Buell's Depart-
ment-The Excitement I'm Kentucky
and Ohio-IntcrestinR Intellfgence from
the SOuth-Thc Death or Major General
Kcarny--The Latest News, &C., &C., SC.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia. Capt. Lott, will
leave this port this morning, FOR Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at
O'Clock this morning
Tho NEW YoRK Naturalization for Europc-wi be
published at six O'Clock this morning, and will con.
tain full accounts Of tho Invasion Of Maryland Dy the
Rebels and tho Occupation Of Frederick Tho Position
and Movements Of the Union Forces An Account OF the
Recent Important Movemsns In tho Department OF Gene
raj Buell. Interesting Report Of the Invasion Of Ken
lucky by the Rebels and the Preparations by the CHI
for thoir Expulsion Important Intelligence from
New Orleans and other parts Of the South Obituary No
ice Of Major General Kearny, killed last week In Of
the engagements fnont or Washington and all Of
the past week Of an interesting character.
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailng six cents
Sampson Low, Son & Co.. No. A7 Ludgate Hill, London
England, will receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the NEW YoRK HERALD.
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Arrivals and Departures.

LADY
& iS Nss%isS Msa I na1isr Ansrea
ssA Aaarsws Mrs Gsnovsr Ms posSa Master s Jusnia
ssns S ysis, Miss %sls, Ss;A Ws!s Seas..
BIZ 3 Esfy sEafE ss' ssa sy s,,
Price. iady and infant. Bell and lady, Plat. Adams and
S NJ s cs % s
@ sy ans nj o ss o osn s
asy: Mr fsrsuson and iady sudden NJ Paiiers9@
Hoys x sarf, George y johnson, Ballard. George
Mr. Ensher, Eqnsluiayd. Jascph Equsquiayd, Roger
tisSsi n. iIssasi ~ Snl; a tasd
Es os NJ d Ssao Sfrss e's orn r.
~ oS A n f NJ NS NJ @s Gn SRssy Ssyo en- Try1 ia
r Henics Il Smith eso sosr.an Mr lsrrs
BaE .ES--s.canship Observation-Disclosures Dll, O. was.
sio, Lewis Fink wife ana son Paul Alexanderson
s.fmid q hsniS. aad lazy 9 i Bsrnays ady md our
,ats; JS1s Mal,r, Piq M,nn,iogcf csri Btsder
Ss y gDrl I'.s ss S'Ss S$.s ses Koch pa ba
eshahr All lady sorhie Levy, AdslrFcid Levy.
ss sa &S:i Ss AS ons7Hs Hsss ssPss Pa
il S'ihan, Fanny ka,ssa asset and lady; u erkRan.
ssSg @ r4s.5 yIisr n Msssss sopSIs rs sssas
" sa"y sr'9a sad ss ssia "Is ss ssse5c ii Helen.
s,sda @ % and sAs ssa ..s sass
Ss .ps csrGns ". esn H Sn as :.s As Esa
wv s:l Sss.I ys s.s.s sss s
II H.src1 EsAp scssearahp Mcclssn-wajo- General
rn1l: s:..saasa a may COZ Mor1os S.S sSsS Vents
W sras csFs eeo Norrli, Car, q Ande coo; Cart II
T'a F4sneS. S.yi Frrass rSsf 'ns Ddsr s'.o
sanger, brown. ID crowcl--aad % in the ssccragc.
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persnnnl rnscilirrncr.

Captain Phillips Grenadier Guards: aptan Pcmber,on
SStltih Rifles, Captain nam, Fusilcr Guards; Catsin
Sxtich Rides; Captain Hamilton, sx,leth Rtes Captain
Dent, Royal Artillery; Captain Cook, Royal Artillery;
lord H.. Clinton, RHO Brigade; Captain Slsde, Rle
Brigade. Captain pattcn, Ride Brigade; Captain Bloom
iniantry and Captain Chclmcley sixteenth infantry
British Army, Montreal; Captain Glynn uni.ot States
Navy Mr.. Murray, British Consul at Porand viscom,o
do Beaumont french Legation, Washington: Mr.. Kcnpc-
dy British Legation, Washington; Mr. and Mrs Ingh1m
Palermo, sicily; ID. K stewart, Scotland and James
Fisher Zealand among tho arrivals At the Ilro
\. do Beaumont, of the french LEGATION At washing.
ineton Captain Glynn u me United ssatos Navy: NJ
Can, sc'i ~ Kingston, & " Mr.. Murray British Con.
sui at Portland, No, LI. kers1y, OF Nsvfott, aud
Mr. Ingaham and wife, Of Palermo; are Stops at tho
Dr. p. L. Halght, Of the United states Army; J. r.
Lyon and wife, OF Dswego: j. II. Vaimfn and family Of
New yok; Il. Bird, Of II. VI. steamer C,dmus, A.
nsff and = - Reed Of England, are stopping at tho
Clarendoa Hotel.
Brgqdicr General Gilmore, ard george 3 Leland III
tho ltled States Army. Dr. Remball, and family Of
England, w.R. Currie, or AlaiDe J. A. Winston. or
washng'on Charles A. Iee. Or Anttrn sud II Ii gcno
SnmEo, of lHaols, are stopping ~ the Metropolitan
a. B, Ncysa,s, Of cSnnectanl; r. Al Iabbagc q Du.
bgquc. = g. Wyrkoon ani family, * Syracuse =. q.
Rpss Of iabnrn y. II. ntle, &c Flnir r'tef TaBcr,
Ol Nashl Xtou, Uelcs DeWot. tswe.J. tgNaiu q. ".
Anninsgh, q Gen popes sysf. Ash ettlo md plrty,
or rPhndelfhi, are stopping ~ tie 81 Min 4s 8atri.
MAJOR General Hunter and wife. from South Caroline;
uoN George Ashm1n, q Springfield; y I.sbodtnar end
uu4iiyu Cincinnati; Coz A. crnfr ~. SD II ~ Csllsn
or Philadelphia; lion. John Hueains, 81 Gao, y Il.
VI. roda, &c Cnciunati; boa. j. q lunaray ri IA paul
". Slevcnr, of hcwhurg. ard Son. 81 o. Tcstnden ~
Matnc, are stopping ~ the Astnr lionko
CagtRu OatsJcn, steamship A@Hto. vi V.n III. I'm
Oaf0rl NJ VI. o. NJ. AGxafmyns f<sdes paia; A. s. lOle
pophkeorsic, snd q. L. lyosAaA. cossoa, eSs o. Ill.
Irving House. aM4ls
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Gem. Haileck and the Three Months Men.
TO THE EIIro. or Tnx HERALD.

~
TO THE EIIroR or THE HERALD.
Sxrrxxrxs Q, 1882.
Win you In Justice TO the New York regiments and 70
General Halack, publish tho enclosed telegram which
II anords me pleasure state Is volunteer act his
psrn have only TO add that tho teiegrams which 70
promptly received in rcpy from the regimsnts applied
TO. at left at the War Department.; but 1t ap
pears that through some insdvertencs they not
brought 70 the notice Of General Halieck Respectfully
your oDedient servant, VIM II. A6plN WALL
GENERAL HALLEoK TO MR.. AspINwALL.
a WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1862
w. II. AspNwALL. New York. N.t N
When last you you volunteered TO request or
more Of the New York three months regiments
tu service for additional term. The proposition
directed 10 be made TO the other ments, and as
they wst home at the end OF their calsmert 1T WAS
esumed that they had declined to remain. now learn
that order had been previously issued. without the
knowledge OF tine Secretary OF War Of mysef 20 send
those troops back to New York at the ond OF their enlist
mcnt When to eyraphed the New York committee
supposed the regiments had while here decne to ro
main but their arrival in New York had offered to
return. In this was in error, and my telegram was
calculated 10 do them injustice. Please explain this 70
them H. W. HAILECK, Gensr ral.in Chief
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Married.

ruup-rERRr r.-0n Wednesday September 3, by Dr.
Armitago, Gs w. BuRD 10 CoRpEIA IssRs, daughter
OF Called Btailc.
EInNGwoor--BuEauT On Monday, September 4. by
the Rev. Geo Potts y. d. N DANE LIkyswoon TO ca
Emmy, daughter OF the late wakeman pnrritt.
ilnst1dsY--CAfseIL--AL Hyanns, Mass, wednes
day September 9, by the Rev. j. lrcwus0n, Cantain
WEspslLL T. lSCxIEy, q Hyanls 70 Miss lAnEL, daueh
ter ol Il. J. Carroll, hsq, n New York.
Jersey City va fcfs please copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Mocday, September s.,
Bt ST. raaiis I,horan chrEsh, by tho sv i W. Gtlss
cniainer.s 3Aeou +. HUNvs& 70 MARY l.. GE 9yHuNEi,
beth II tifii city.
Il. H0vit ksT.lr Broosly n on Tuesday, SeptenOc 0,
by tlla Rev r. l.. Caydr JAsr =. Ia l'nv, - 6LLIE d
oaa9htcr ~ EiwaEd flAgt hsq., I'll. "a Lfuafi5n.
pHrNirs--f OsGS --ln Efvslyn, cn Mouaas September
q, by Eey Nertcn pesiru, Capt bnsTSsnN PRrIns, ~
ta Cre NugdreG mi Tnats nH tA rcr It'll sAt Now Nar.
Volauteess g. Mss it ssrSsA oass d Jersey Cty
RvIR --VccLvssAs.- p.ookyn, On hl0hdAy, Ansas,
70, bv the RGv. H. Bo0lc Joax RvERs " th 4rles
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ton, s. c.. 70 MARIA r. eldest dsughter Of Peter vcgs
sang, Of tsookiyn.
SHmI-BAaoocx--4s Breekyn, sanday, scHsemher
Z, by the Rev r Buddngtnn, Captain FRAsK g. SMIru,
cf the l2zih regiment. New York 20 Ixzz c. youngest
daughter or the latc Avery @. Babcock, Esq.
YouIix-CoIE-In Newark, N T.. ON Tuesday, Sepicm-
ber Q, the Central N. Is. church, by the Rev VIM.
Day. Dr. J. j. YoUiIS. d Jersey City 10 Mss EAssE p,
youngest daughter OF the late enry Coe ESQ., OF staten
Island, NJ Y.
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ship News.
ship News.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON Sept oArr ship raciac VIM Hull from Buenos
Ayrcs

FOREIGN PORTS.
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johnson Antwerp; brig Rclsn, Tnrner for yerpoo
II pntI ips James Eesmih. watts, Portland FOR Ant
Wen Aa4 o arani, Kelly Boston for Calesta iu q few
cass in belfast. Mrsscnrer eoper sadz TO- Antwernug
2ss PVrania Sleeper sForx Cor NNnrk Ac - Geo Tar
rcr ley PORTLAND roF ana IN few days, In batst;
bai~ III erau, w Nat Cr1 or hfnrA July &s kcio -
t4fvfr rhaes, NY0ts Tor ENOrs Aug l0 y ID G8rtcr
pag..n, Cali fo Nlark Avg ~; A1ze, Nceron, N3ork
uV Hip taNfo irW Gays ID halasi. Ta'sWNu, kENu-
nNtInOrs fcr gal mof Aus U; Sarele, iawry dHs-
kw not "nactarrd, dsg Ne ecea Goddard, lrt Boston,
t.ern, rcyttn, Carlim LonalA oag -; Alba, stacy,
NYoIt for tordon Aug z
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