The New York herald., 1862-09-27

his two sisters, who arrived to-day. His wound is i'm
proving, and he win In q few days, with his
SISTERS their home In Northern New York The
raj visited this evening by Governor Andrew, Of
Massachusetts.
THE REBEL DEAD AT ANrIETAN.
II was on the battle field OF Aatetan, and not at Bull
run, that sargeon General hammond reports the baria
OF three thousand rabe dead
THE MILITARY COMMISSION.
The Military Commission met again to-day, and on be-
sng informed by the Judge Advocate General that the
Secretary of War has not prepared the rst case TO
DO submitted to them adjourned until Monday.
THE ARMY.
Major Honry b. Cltz of the Twelfth United States in
aantry is assigned TO duty the West Point Military
Academy as Commandant of Cadets, and Captain W. P.
chamblss of the Fifth cavalry, as Instructor Of Cavalry
Tactics.
So much of General Orders No. l26 as dismissed Sur
,9eon Edward b. Dalton, Of the Thirty sixth New York
Volunteers, been revoked by direction OF the Presi
dent.
LETTERS FOR THE NAVY.
The Navy Department does desire that letters ad.
dressed 10 persons board any vessels the navy
should be directed 70 the of the Navy Department,
stated yesterdays dispatches The larger portion
Of its letters sent through the regular channels,
only occasion delay and trouble.
now TO PROCURE TREASURY STAMPS.
Orders for stamps must remit.ances Of
Treasury notes. original certificate Of o United
States Treasurer designated depostary Of deposit
mae for the purchase of stamps. Stamps will not be
transmitted upon receipt OF checks drafts upon banks
THE swlNDLING CLAIM AGENTS.
The detectives still upon the track OF the swinding
agents. who dsrand officers and soldiers in the collection
of the claims Care should bs taken avoid the sharp
The soldiers should entrts; their claims only TO
well known and responsible agents.
NEWS FROM RIcHaoSD--THE REBELS WEARING
LONG FACES.
Intelligent persons have arrived here who left Rich.
mond under parole, the dsy before yesterday They
cny that conscrpts fast arriving there, who put
under the most rigid discipline. While OF the
papers Claim victories 10 Maryland others admit defeats
or dscomiortures The people long faces ana the
prisoners could generally tell when the bad by
che temper Of the guards.
1t was stated at Richmond that three grand divisions or
sixty thousand each, had marched North under the
commands respectively of LOngstreet, jackson and Hill
There were some appehensons at Richmond Of nvasions
1y way Of Williamsburg or Petersburg.
THE NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
The prize money belonging TO the navy is in the Trea
0ury but it cannot be paid out until final action had
In the United States courts touching the legality OF
zares In almost all appeals taken from frst
decisions but it is understood that the Circuit
will soon give final opinions great number OF
REVIEW ov THE NEW TROOPS.
The division commanded by General Casey re-
viewed to-day on the plains before Fort Albany. Al
though the regiments new the marching and evolu
ttons remarkably fine, and very credtabls to The
commanding officers. The Fifteenth Connecticut reg
particularly noticed for s fine appearance aud
che reguiarities Of its movements After maneuvering
for about an hour the review dismissed.
WHEREABOUTS OF TIE REBELs.
Information has been received here the rebels
6ndustrousy rebuilding the railroad bridge Rap
pshannock destroyed upon the Of General
"A single rebel regiment At warrenton which believed
20 be the nearest point to Washington which there
rebel force OF that sire
THE NUMBER OF ENLISTED MEN IN OUR NAVY.
estimated at the Navy Department that there
forty thousand enlisted the navy this time
Ia difficult TO obtain returns Of the names Of all persons
who enlist in the navy: but the registry Of
nevertheless complete that the disposal Of them
DO generally traced.
DEATH or SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of sodiers reported
Martins Desbe, Co y, 9Th Michigan.
James peaice, Co. b, Gath New York.
VIM. warnick, Co. H. l06th Pennsylvania.
w. +. Dean, Assistant Surgeon, 25th ohio.
Daniel Eroggh, Pennsylvania
job Wise, Co. c, Ist California
Wilkins Boodsood, First Lieutenant and Adjutant Of
LIST Michigan.
samnel s. Copp, Co. E, 10th PennsylvanIa.
Andrew Bar bsr, Co. ID, Sd Michigan.
William g. Eston, Co. u, 61st Pennsylvania
William Bargau, Co. K, 3Oth New York.
Ed. Jeraett, Co. N, LIST Maine.
Edwin Fredsricks, Co. G, 44th New York.
Sergeant J. Z. IaDgey, 90. ID, LIST Michigan.
=. SQuirss Co. X, 2Sd Ohio.