The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-09-09

Industrial School, after which the Board adjourn
ed until the 18th instant, having cleared then
cal ndar Of all but one paper.
-Four thousand ard twenty rebel pr soners have
been taken from Camp Douglas. Chicago, oi
Nicksburg to be exchanged leaving about ioui
| Thousand yet in the camp.
the National Union party of this State viii hold
| their Convention to-day in Troy.
| According to the City Inspectors report there
were $40 deaths in the city during the past week
| decrease of as compared with the NOR
tality OF the week previous, and % more than
| occurred during the corresponding week last
] year. The recaptuaton table gives l death
| of alcoholism, 80 Of diseases of the brain and
nerves, of the generative organs. IL of the
heart and blood vessels III of the lungs, throat,
| &C.; of old age, ii of diseases of the skin
and eruptve fevors, s premature births, 222 of dis
eases of the stomach. bowels and other digestive
! organs; 80 of uncertain seat and general fevcrs,
unknown. IL of diseases Of the urinary organs, and
| % from violent causes. There were 392 natives
| Of the United States IL Of England. 50 Of Ire
land. % Of Germany, and tho balance Of various
foreign countries.
The stock market opAed with some trsegularty yes
to-day morning. but rallied rose above Saturdays
prices and closed with great strength The verdict Of
the upon the invasion Of Maryland 10 that 10
good news. Railway shares u y per cent higher
than Saturday. Moneywss quite abundant at per
cent. Exchange, 1901 lSls gold. 11eH ll9x. The
bank statement shows an increase of 1857 30 In oans
$4a7 el4 con $1s1 100 circulation and ss91 2s5 In
| deposits.
The foreign news, received via Cape Race yesterday
caused this market for cotton to become excited The
active and embraced about 900 bales the
basis Of Csc. Soc per h. for mddlng uplands, closing
at the outside figure, and at SIC. for mddng New Or
cans Those believed to be the highest figures the
article has attained in this market. II would
| seem If the cotton famine had fairly sot in
| in England and in this country. The stock of Anne
rcanco ton in Liverpool stated in tho news at
is 600 bales-less than weeks consumption in former
times ard which promises to wholly disappear by the list
OF October next The stock in this taken about
week ago, and amounted to about O,o00 bales Since
| then though some supplies have come 10 hand, is
believed that they have been more than counerba,nccd
by sales made 60 out Of market that a the present
time It is probable that the stock Is under 10 900 bales
Some estimates reduce to 5000 bales. Be this
may the production OF government goods it Is thought,
will be sufficient TO about much cotton
that now held in New York The result feared s that
additional mills both In England in this country will
be forced to suspend work, not much from the want
Of marke, for ther goods from the impossbiy Of
supplying them with the material at all. The rapid
advance OF cotton in market fails to
pondsy rapid advance in cotton goods, except in those
descriptions required Tor tho use OF the government ana
eseu 'sy ' y say .uy WIN .as .'ss - eo.om "ua
h.nca ,s cos, ar len, and aa cloth a. wall !. If
ing apparel generally. Flour In fair request the
scarcity Of well assorted supplies tended to sustain the
market, while prices were without material change
"h."' "As ~ o. yer Oueus' 'o"vl' WIN "v'o 0o'ue
an,oun, os s.os pork vac o.s,er with Gales :,
at sl1 e2, and Of prime at SO Sugars were steady,
with sales Of 2eo hhds. Coffee was quiet. Frcighs
were decidedly higher owing part 70 somo reduction
N .ne supply y. ~anase anu ~ pa. y ~. Wy iss.
Whoa, n h"x and haas was enaared a. I'D 1sd. and
aour at IS. whea. to London was taken a. 15hd a
l6Isd and I'D was asked az the close, and -four was
'lSe" y No. o. ------------------
The Present Position OF the Henei Army
?, "s'"i"A" oppo'''' w. :" -
Tha oo,aon oor,,,n;,, which l. nou oasrod
ca ia ro,oro,;nr &C Il, our lato military Him.
dars ona d;sastors and for n. death blow 70
~. o,,o,,;., - a. ,,ro.;soa . ho,;oro IN
80 - a.n,;.toa - ~ 800 ,r;.,,ont a. .fsorI
= nronr;ata ;,s advan,arss - tbc f,,l,ost az.
a., W. congratulate onr readers unon tb;s
.,rooo ond ,,non the f,ct thot orr ar,oy
wash;n,ta, - aa,, !. ,orco ono,ch q ~.
&C. az ;roa;,.o ros,,m,,t;on or oears;va ono.
rat;on. W. saw At tho same time nusb for.
ward our renforcements. for we want inst now
defensive a. vel, a. m offensive army ..
Wasb;nrton
The objects oe the robe, leaders At Richmond
n sarding forward all their available forcas in
nursuit Of General pone with General McClel.
| ian,s evacuation Of the Richmond pen;nsu,a
were. first. to overwhelm and DESTROY the army
Of Popc. and. secondly. to push into Washington
before the army of Mcclellan could be brought
IN to its rescue from Yorktown. The game ia