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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31
EnOrmous Fraud on she stute Of Indiana

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From the Cincinnati Commercial eft tie 26th1
INDIANAPOLIS, May PA considerable ex.
element was caused in this city this afternoon.
by the discovery of an enormous fraud upon
the State Of Indiana to the amount of near one
million two hundred thousand dollars, by one of
her former agents. The facts, as near as we
can learn them, are as follows Previous to Feb
ruary, 1859, the Auditor and Treasurer of this
State were in the habit of signing and intrusting
State bonds to the agent of the State, who. has
an efice in Wall street, New York, and it is now
asceTtained that Mr.. D. c. Slower. as the clerk
of Hon John a. Crsvens, agent Of State, issued
over twelve hundred thousand dollars of fraudu-
lent and spurious five per cent stocks. Mr..
Cravens held the office but a short time, not
over two months, and resigned. Gov. Willard
at once appointed Mr.. Slower agent of State,
who had control of the Office all the time. either
as clerk or principal.
1t is thought that Mr.. Slower continued to
issue the bonds from blanks still in his possess
sion during his entire term of Office, dating them
back to Crsven's term, in order to avoid an act
passed in February, 1859, requiring them, in
case of transfers, to be registered in the State
Auditors Office, as well as to secure his own
bondsmen. They are all signed J. A. Cravens.
by D. C.. Slower, clerk. Mr.. Cravens was not
aware of these frauds until within q few DAVIS
They were first discovered by Col. +. II. Hud-
son, the agent, some months since, when they
were presented for the payment of interest. He
Immediately communicated the fact to Gov.
Morton, who at once proceeded to New York,
where he had an interview with Hon. Daniel S.
Dickinson, Attorney General of that State, and
A. Oakley Hall, the District Attorney. The
Governor insisted upon the arrest of the parties,
but Messrs. Hall and Dickinson argued that it
wGald have a bad effect on the State as well as
national finances, and they thought they could
get the parties to take up the paper. The guilty
parties informed the District Attorney that there
was not three hundred thousand dollars out, and
that they would redeem them at the rate of
twenty-five thousand dollars per week. This
had been carried out until over seven hundred
thousand dollars had been redeemed, and thew
now confess that there is still a half million vet
outstanding The matter leaked out in New
York, and vas in the New York papers of yes
teTday.
Mr Stover's accompIcss are two well-known
Wall street bankers.
Gov. Morton, who is with Halleck's army.
was notified Of this yesterday, and Immediately
te~legrsphed the Attorney General and one of the
loan commissioners to proceed to New York and
assist in the prosecution of the guilty parties,
which will be done without delay,
These same parties have a bank IN operation
at Belville, New Jersey. Mr.. Slower is its pres
idsnt.
The war loan, or sx per cent. bonds of Ind
ana, being coupon bonds, have no connection
with the five per cents of the State, which is
inscribed stock.
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E-A northern dispatch from Nashville, dated
May 25th, says cotton sold Saturday at twenty
two cents for gold and twenty-six cents for Union
and Planters bank notes. Planters refuse all
other money for cotton.
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FOR RENT.

4 FARM, eight sui s hsif a-rss -
n with a large Frame HOuie. good EsT1s1 r. fH
cultivation, two and 9 half miles from The EFsy tt.a
on the Pigeon R00st road Will be rented a. sLLA
small price II order u be taken Csrs OF ApDly 70
UNI E LLOYD.
mbsOlt@ 800 Man street
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No MORE ICE.-The military authorities Of
Charleston have, very properly, stopped the fur
Their sale of the small stock of ice still remaining
in that city, deeming it right to reserve it for the
sick and wounded soldiers.
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Great Rxcilen,en, in BoIEmo,e.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-It is reported that
Burnside has taken Raleigh, N. c. The Ssces-
siOnists in Baltimore have been exuldng over
the report OF the defeat end death of Col. Henly.
The anr ouncement that Henly was not dead,
was received with shouts of applause, Great
excitement exists in the city Two men have
been knocked down in front of the telegram
Office one was heard to say, you have it your
own way now, but we'll have it ours soon -
Obnoxious citizens have to keep out of sight.
The intense feeling is explained by the fact, that
the regiment which suffered most belonged to
Baltimore. Many arrests have been made by
the police.
LOOP. M-Ihe m b attempted to hang a man
IN Monument Square, hut was prevented by the
police.
$40 P. M-The crowd increased t5is after
noon. Several people were chased and knocked
down After arrests by the police the crowd
thinned. All now quiet.
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THE Stockholders Of the Memphis and somsrvils
Il Turnpike Company are hereby notified 20 attend
at @. G. Atkinsons Office, OF Main street, either in per
son or b. proxy, on SATURDAY, the 14th day Of June
next. for the purpose Of sleetipg their annual Board q
Directors. BY order Of the Board
RoBT. @ CLEMENTS,
my2sIw Secretary.
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Commemorative learn that owners of
servants have shOWn the most commendable de-
gree Of alacrty in offering their services for work
on the batteries, etc, around the city. This IS
as it should be- and, as displaying IN a PrOmi-
nent way the latent patriotism OF our people,
deserves c0~mmendstion and applause The enc
nv is sround and about us, and it behooves all
to nut their shoulders to the wheel to thwart the
Vaccinations of an INSCRIPTIONS foe.-Rieh-
nsond DisDqfcH. DIST.
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PERTINENT INQUIRIES. The Charleston
Courier says Alexander with 10000 men con
quered Persia, defeating in three successive bat
ties, from three to ten times the numerical
strength of his. Are the Yankees any Drawer
than the Persians 2 Are the Confedarates less
brave than the Greeks
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u Hon. John Perkins, member of the Con
federate Congress, whose hOme is on the Missis-
sippi river, hssburned 1000 bales of cotton and
all Of bis houses, including his fine residence
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YANKEE OUTRAGE.-A few days since, a par
eel of Yankee msraudeTs obtruded themselves
into the house of MrA Henry Cross, living on
the Chickahominy river, and one attempted some
familisrities with his wife. Being present, he
seized his gun aud shot the rufian, killing him
instantly, The surviving Yankees thereUpon
seized and hung him to the limb Of a free IN his
own yard, in presence of his agonized and grief
stricken wife. Such outrages will surely be
punished some tina or other in q fearful mammal,
Richmond Dispatch
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WHO WANTS A HOME 2

T,HAT NEAT COTTAGE, on UDiJn street adjoining
i ". b. Grsenlaw'B residence. will csrtsinly be sold
HI Saturday, MORNING, at IL o'clock. There ss
mauy cOnvenieness about this home. Don't forget 10
attend the sale, I've ears Jesse.
invalid N Q. CAYOE & SON. Auc'rs.
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n The Lynchburg Republican says that
sugar and molssses still have a tendency up
wards in that market-the former being quotable
at 30 to 35 cents per pound, the latter $175 per
gallon. Sweet things are thus fast getting be-
yond the limit of the poor mans purse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

IN OR THIRTY WOOD CHOPPERS, to whom
~ good wages viii be paid. Apply to
AUGUST HIT8FIELD,
mYl9-3tt No 10 ExchanRa BulldinR.
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u News has been received that the young
est daughter of the late Senator Mason, now
rebel agent in England, has become q confirmed
lunatic, and is the inmate of a mad-house. The
cause is the present distressing condition of the
country.-Neuo York Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

The Policy OF THE WAR-FTOm an article
in a recent number Of the New York Herald. we
take the following
by precipitsting battles at the two places
named (Corinth and Richmond), We risk, in case
of disaster, the indefinite prolongstiOn of the WA.
By ~inclosing the Confederates within a net work
from which they cannot escs e, and starving
them into submission, We gain two objects which
the country would be grstifed TO accomplish,
that of sparing the further effusiOn Of blood, aud
capturing and Furnishing the rebel leaders. This
line of policy cannot be intusted into better
hands than those Of Gems. Mcclellan and Hal
leck. Ii the government ~consults the interests
and feelings Of the country it will support them
in pursuing it."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

YANKEE oUFRAGEs-We have the particu-
q day or two ago by the Yankee marnnders in
Hanover county The house of an estimsbIe
and well known citizen by the name of Cross
was invaded by the %rufians, and as some of them
were in the act of maltresting his wife in the
most shameful manner, he shotone of their num-
Der with a fowling piece. A halter was immedia-
tely put around his neck and be was taken bv
the Yankees and hung to a tree in his own ward.
Richmond Examiner, May %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

Tho friends and acquatutanees Of Br and Hcs d.
Nolan e requested t. attend tbs funeral OF their in
FAINT sen. WILLIAM. from their residence, on Hsrnsndo
$ reet between Besl -rd Gsysso, THIS Saturday
MORNING. a; taif past z &c ce!ock.
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TREATMENT OF LOYAL E~EETUCRIAI7s b
THE LINCOLN GovERNMEuT-Ths Uniontown
(Kentucky) Ws5es of the 18th inst. says:

THE LINCOLN GOvERNMENT-The Uniontown
(Kentucky) Ns5os Of the 18th inst. says:
On last Tuesday q strong party of Federal
cavalry arrived at Marion, Crittenden county,
where Judge Fowler was holding circGit court,
and the officer demanded that tho judge and
members Of the bar present should take an oath
10 be administered By him. On learning the ma
ture of the oath, the Judge stated that il was
unconstitutional and he could not take it. The
attorneys present also -eclired for the same
reason. Among the lawyers SO rsfUsin were
Messrs. Hiram McElroy, Benjamin P. CiSsel,
aud Daniel Hughes, Of Morgaufeld. and Messrs.
Bunch and Vance, of Henderson. On their re.
fusal they were all arrested. and required to give
bond in $4,000 each, to be present in Paducah
in a few days, to attend the United Stat court,
to answer for their offences.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

u 1t is stated that at the skifmish at Leba-
non Morgan fell in with, among other prisoners,
a man who had been previously paToled by him.
He had him tied and dashed behind one of his
horsemen, but. being holly pursued, he had him
dispatched with a bowie knife, and cut loose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

~ Nicholas S. Yeeder, the last Of The rsvo-
lutionaTy heroes IN Schenectady county, New
York, died on the 7th ultimo, aged one hundred
years and three months. He died within two
miles Of the place Of his birth, aud had never
resided at q greater distance nom his birthplace.
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MARRIED.

On THURSDAY. the a9th inst, by the r.. Dr.. White,
at the residence Of Z. J. Atwood. HENRY JAMES ard
Matte J WHITFIELD, both of this c t..
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PA little girl, who had been listening too
conversation shout the army its othcers, car
ried on by her father and his friends, a Jew even
incs since, desired to know who the officers
were-them that drinks all the l0EiSky7 ~ she asked.
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FOR SALE!

OFFER for sale ten or twelve good work bIULES
4 A bargain can be hsd bY esrly application to ne,
when the mules can be seen mo CUBBTNJ,
mv29 ST. Chslses
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EXTRACT"
HEADQUARTERS WESTERNS DEPARTMENT,
CoRINTH, Miss, Msy 24,h, 1902 s.
General Orders No, "a,

II L officers and privs.es absent fro,g r6er
IL posts for seven davs. without leave, shall 10
dropped from the rolls Of tds Army. aud be eOl5idered
as deserters; and when arrested. sEzI be punished &C.
c~ordingly. Their names viii C 50 be published n all
the newspapers as SUCH
BIZ eonuGrd Of Gez BEAURE5sRD
ISiznedl GEORGE WIN BRENT
ActiDg Chiaf OF STAT
IOSeisl.I aE0 q Arm
m-2n L. A Go-a~nT
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NOTICE.

IL & have tbis day sod our entire stock OF DRUGS
w 70 Dr. J F. WATSON & co, Of this city. who
viii continue the business at tee sans s;a-d. 20 go
Main street. Respectfully
v. T. Wigs * co.
Memphis Nay 18th. 156C
Il making the above named purchase We have d0ns
50 not with a view Of absuGoaiDE cur profession. Daat-
istryO but viii continue The practice Of the same AZ the
well known sta1d no $40, during ofEcs bOUrs, namely
from 9 A n till 4 T. n. Very resp ~ctf1iy-
my30 wv J. 3. WATSON a. co
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Bau-s5Ou Between Banks and Mcdowell
Enrrea.

Bau.ssOu Refveen Banks and mcD0TyeIi's
Forces.
a fep.lt obtained circulation in the city yes
terda7 that Gen. Banks had made his way to
Fredericksburg and fecteda junction there with
the corps OF Mcdowell TIL report was seriously
discretiJsl. a5 it was supposed that Gen. Ewell
was ia position TO prevent any such Junction OF
forces but we have reason to believe that the
rgm5f. which was generally discarded yesterday,
is hue. and that Banks has by this time completed
a junction with McDOwell's division, having
marched from Strasburg to New Market, thence
crossing the Blue Ridge at Thornton's Gap
Pichnnnnd EramiReT, 23d.
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I~A Washington dispatch, dated May 25th,
says Gen Hslleek hss been joined by Gen. Cur
It's army.
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NOTICE

TAPT W P TRIPLETT is authorized 20 raise one
company OF Infantry .0r The Confederate service,
for the war, mastering each Iasn as received Whsa
tie company Is full, be will report 60 me al Little Rock.
or where my headquarters may then be.
4. O. HHDMAN,
Mai)rGensrBl Commanding.
mv293tF Traus Mississippi District.
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SHEEP IN CALIFORNIA; correspondent of
the Pacific Sentinel estimates the number Of
sheep in California at , 900, 600, and the average
amount Of fleece on each at three pounds, Civ
ing an annual wool crop Of 100000 pounds,
with a rapidly increasing tendency.
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INTERESTING no TRADERS,

DARTTES having goods that they wish turned into
Il cash. viii realize the highest prices and have their
business promptly attended to, by sending them to A. L.
Andrews & Co, 81 Man street Daily sales Of all kinds
Of merchandise. Al. ANDREWS s. co,
Auctoneers and Commission Merchants.
my291w 25l Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31
FROM WESTERN YIRGBA-Says the Riel
mOnd Wing OF the 22d instant:

General Heth is justifying the good op;nion Of
those who urged his elevation to a paneraTSs
command, by the good service he is rendering
IN Western Virginia. His victory at Giles conrft,
house, like that of jackson at McDoweu bas
been followed up to the destruction of the armv
opposed to him. This is well-it is gloriousS
We hail it as the harbinger of a new state Of
things, when battles are to be no longar indie
cisive, and victories no more fruitless
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY.
WANTED TO HIRE

1nO WOMEN AND GIBBS, st Columbus. Apply
10 J. 7. IRRELEVANT,
mY29l " Acting Ordnance Omcsr.
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GOOD EGR o or s WHITE MAN, to
"A cook for 5 mess in the Shelby Grsys, st Coriuth.
Liberal wages will be paid Call Al
WARD & MCOLELLAED.
u.v-QTW C1rnar Main and Adamq ef-aa4a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

The BURSTING OF THE EAUGATUCK's GUN.
No ONE INJURED-The late accident on board
the gunboat Naugstuck-ths bursting of her
100 pound Parrot gun, without injuTing a single
man out Of a crew of thiIty-is the first praeti
cal demonstration Of tho correctness of Mr.
Stevens new principle OF mounting and loading
ordnance By this plan, the crew load the gun
from beneath the deck, and below the water
line, which not only protects them from the
enemy's shot, but from injury by accidents like
this. The bursting Of a gun mounted and used
in the ordinary war with tho crew all around it,
must have sacrificed a large number of lives.
The injury of two men on the Nsugatuck during
this action was from other causes, after the
bursting of the gum. 7. Times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-31

YANKEE DEWCEs.-0ur northern brethren
arc now engaged in an assiduOus endeayor TO re-
store the Union and set the stars and stripes
ahoat in Richmond, by laying plans to murder
and rob all Of our people who may wish to pre-
vent the contamination OF their dearly cherished
project For several days past they have csvort-
ed around the suburbs in sufficient numbers to
pillage with impunity, bat not 70 meet any re
spectacle fOrcs-0n whose appearance they
would fly like frightened sheep Yesterday,
with characteristic caution. they sent up Prof
Lowe in his famous balloon % observe the mo
tions of the rebels. The machine. which was
distinctly observed by a large number ofspec-
tators in this city, was embellisbed with two
United States flags. and assembled about four
miles from the city IN a northeast direction. No
doubt the observations of the Yankee seronaut
were satisfactory as by three o'clock a fight was
reported in progress between tie abolition and
southern forces at the head of the Mschanicsville
turnpike Richmond Dispatch, 24th.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax Collector.
FOR SALE

IA Z arc authorized 20 snncu1ee JOAN Il BOWEN
w a candidate for re election 10 the vfh;e Of City
COIlacfor Tmv3I ~
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NOTICE

TUE 95th installment Of the Memphis Buidisg sad
Il Loan Association Is due this dsT At the ohcs IF the
Treasurer, and the funds will be loaned this evening, at
g o'elocS at the Office Of A woodruff & 60.
". G WOODRUFF,
my31-1t Secretary
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7 VII sell s fine JACK on &o1dsy, 9nd Of june
i Also, one two horse Wagon aud fur par gears, anC
Cows. Sold by Cacey. AZ 10 oclocS-
my3I 2t' y. Il p WRIGHT.
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ABE ALI Of Mems, Boys. Mlssss. Ch'idrsn's
L sud LADIES' Caters and Shoes. by
WALLACE. HYDE 81 ROGE6SOA.
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= BOXES TOBACCO this morning, q. aTctiJa Jy
WALLACE HYDE 4 EOGERSpE
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IN BOXES each Of Soap and Starch. this morning a.
fU auction. Also, Horses Bugyizs etc. BY
WALLACE, HYDE 3 ~ROGEH-OG-
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- HHDs. SUGAR thls dsF, ata1cuoa, ~
Ii WALLACE, HYDE s. 30 HHss0N
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LOSE.

MAY 30th, a MEMORANDUM BOOK, coutsiEiug
M some bills and ether papers. The f-der ~il be
suitably rewarded # he viii lssvo L st tie Appeal Of
fee, on Union street.
my3I-itt Il. MCCOMB.
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale for Confederate Money.
EINE REAL STATE improved, i0r safe - -
II fedsrste money. Call on r LANE Es9
m73O 81 I'D kbKFA-
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M r. M 2 HIS.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1862
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w t tFsde.
50 doz. Ladies, Masses szd Chif5s szs sLoss z=d
Gsiferz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MINING, Psrlor snd other Furniture stores, etc. ty
y WALLACE, HYDE & ROBERTSON
Au-ifuser.
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PARLOR FURNITURE

THIS Saturday, MORNISG. st 9 o'clock. we viii
L sell PaTlor Furniture.
Come 10 the Arcade
Wien you want 10 trade.
nyaIlt NJ. G. Y & SON. AucIs.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

A Nv new no-top BUGGY sn1 HAIRLESS Ap
a ply to MEAD
my3O St" Felipe STABLE, Nam -iresr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Army Intelligence.

Thee battalonr Of cavalry, compo'ed chiefly OF
men recently enlisted for the mounted -ervice of TOE
United Sta er, have, within q " days, arrived ~
Carlisle. Pa from different parts Of the conuiry.
Cb,, MI, 10 y IN course framing Tor the field, and
wien supplied with steeds and equipments. Will 1e
drafted for active duty.
In. I,,t regiment of cavalry added to the regu-
lar army is approaching completion. II will consist,
when eutire, of three f baltaiions Of $40 meo emh,
OF =. 400 in ALL The headquarters OF the regiment Ii
Mt Pittsburgh.
In. organization Of the l2th Regular Infantry q
b.adonarterr OF which are at for Hamilton Is da~'
!, near N concl isijn. The second battalion 10 now
nearly u, and tne third will probably be ~ fe {"
weeks. The regulars expect brisk recruiting wbe'
dir fling begins ia recruit, euisting III their rnnk'
viii lave tie advantage OF b-ins drilled by oieer'
II military trauiug. Too enlirtncnts tor the lHl
are above tue average tnis week. Co sii mug tne
n,'o,.r Of Office, oven, This is the second Of tue
nine new rcgmenis Of infantry ordered IN looi
~licn, like . cavalry one just nentioned, are u
consist Of =, 400 nieu each, or Il 600 IN all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
Arrival OF Gunbenfs.

The United States guubost Pen6Ina, Commander
j. c. Baukhe.d, from Port Royal Ans. u, has ar
rived a, this port. Sh. left ih. gunsoai Pocahoutus
10 sail fn New-York tie next day.
Iuf If OMscs-Lisu QUAINT J. e. Ba.khesd, commanding
IruL L. 4 ffns- tIrc.live Olicsrs A. N buhei!
Kor-rs A Jsek.wsy Aeiiss Masters A. ". IA. Hawkns
surgeon; n. 3. " site, Ma .t-r's Maze
Tue Y. s. guuboal Midnight, Lieut.. james Trathep
commanding, from p-n months cruise in tie Gulf
Il Mexico, arrived ut this por on Thursday morning.
Laof Oge~s-Lisst Conn ssdns. James fstlies Actipr
w-ser snd Executive Ufrsr B-n G. beau; Acting H-s-r
Edwin Coffin Acting A,..znt Pas uast~r bIsnA In Miller
c,inr A.ssau s-on James o. Beacon Masters Mates.
Jonn %. Johnson, Wns. sy ddon.