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Arrival Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers ~
Washington.

NAHiNtfus, July 6, 1869.
Tie following st Of patients has b,sn rarsvsd fe,rn
tho hyscil Hospital Tho CASUALTIES a.e ngs sel.-
Ieri.ard IU.an, "a New York, JOHN i,ans. lih New
YORK Jn9 Re rdonl iith inant Y Andrew Ltndcn. 81
New York; Wn walker, ~ infantry; VIM. y. Dsba,
1ih Maine WIN sim son, 32i Nlx York Int o'GJr.
man, ~ infantry VIA. CAT "a Pennsylvania resorYs
corps, James A. III npson, "a pohrsy sylvania rcsssvo
coris; Frank G. Parow, i2th infantry Audrew uofan,
gh Massachusetts, ,1Wm H. Ecsra I'd New Jersey, Lgah
fields l9lh lnantry jag. II. WarlSa, "a New Jersey
VIM Moyyo, i6tA Nsw York lra Whttell, 5lh Nov
Hampshire; S. NJ. Drum Sth ronnsyivania ]. Atkias,
9th New Iork Nn, II Npiy, 9lh Pennsylvania reserve
corps 81 Corry, 5th Maine t,wd. May l2h inisntry.
The following mnissinnsi ullrers wera brought
hitler yesterday Afternoon by tbs Commodore
Assistant surgeon Geo. B Todd, 12th Now York cheek
and knee Csptan \. f. Burn, 2d Unted States ipantry
debility; Lisutenant T. y percon, HeinLssmans stan
debility; Lieutenant a. L. Eagc, l0Is New York arm
Assistant surgeon A. l.. Laltictwant, Tth New York
fever; Lieutenant Colonel r. Fully, egth New Yak
fever Major G. c. Gardner 2Th New York sick; Ccleae
J. W. Revere, Tth Now York casualty not reported; /;
MAJOR T. 5. DruBmond, 1st Connecticut debility Cap
tam r w Aicott lst Michigan, mack Iieutsnsnl Colonel
J. T. Dunlap, 3Sh New York rheumatism; Colonel Pan
Frank, 52d New YORK, rbeun..tism; Lieutenant Pine
q md IN, 10Th Michigan. debity; Lieutenant A. Gray
Tooth PaunfJ dysentory LsGtepantJ A. Gordon
A.. Michigan shoulder MAJOR q. N. Smith, list Pom.
sylvsnla, debility; Captain George h. Tuoksrman lst
United states Infantry, debility; Lieutenant Colonel r.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Commercial intelligence
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Corsols for money close at 91sf ae151.
The bullion ia the Bank Of England has increased
l64I 600.
Illinois Central sharos, 4s discount Fries so,.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, jane 20, 1862.
Saes OF last three days 200 bales including 900
10 specustors and exporters. The market has been
excited and prices arc une penny higher.
STATE OF TRADE.
Prices s,n advancing for goods and yarns at Man.
chester, out the sales are srnsl,
BRsApsyFFs MARKET.
Nassfs Richardson, sieuCe & Co.. Wakefield, Nash n
quoted n 25s. rs. Wheat seoiy red Western et
es III. Ios. Cd. red Southern at Io,. iOd lIs Al
white We~Lsgas iI3 Sd. lis. loG. white southern
a. -, i2s. Cd Corn heavy at 28s. 9d for mixed and
yolsw.
PROVISION MArgrT
peof dun md teulmg downward. Pork very duh ana
dropping. Eacon Gull sni tsciuig. Lard Inactive at
41s. i 4-s Gu iaiow STEADY 1T l2s sss
PRODUCE BsRprT.
ashes cusI nt 36s. Tor ros and Sss I'd for psatls.
Sugar. tending dvwnwbcd cuaec stca4y aud .ncbang.
sd pic rctlvo l;osn 'i'i atyanclag and quoted nj
los 0d les fof common. spirits tuipoatao buoysnt
at 11s
THE LoSpOS aAREETs.
whea. advanced Is D. Flot, dinner and 6a. a IL.
higher. sugar tending downward. Coffee steady Tea
hrm Rice staerty. Tplov firm AS spirits tdrpsn.
tine advancing, and quoted AZ Tss. 6d. a 1Js.
TIE --LATEST MAssIfs.
IavEE.vt 4, Jrua 81, 1867
The Brokers Gre lar roDoIts die s5es o for
snd 20 oC0 exporiors Tie market has been excited
en- prices are fd al higher. The ses to-day ttfi.
day. estimated at i5 200 bales, including 5000 10
spccd ators and exporters, the market closing with
stiA advancing tendency. Tho authorized quotations
are.--
Jhi L.Jitia1
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The forces OF the rebels in this vicinity Of RchmoAd
have frequently been stated At 200 900. Though this
from various souro.s the Information seemed TO
bsdtscrecitsd by members Of Congress and many
sf generals. Few or these believed that they
'eeuld muster 0nshaR this number, and argued
that they could not supply $50 900 with the
q transportation At their disposal AZ for 200 900
rebels being concentrated in the snemys camp
Richmond, The idea generally pooh pOshsd It IS TO
BE- presumed, from the cautious in which Gen.
Mcclellan advanced toward Richmond, that he was one
u The few who Of the fall strength Of the
rebels, among all thoes who should have been aware
of their numerical strength. The light OF truth has
penetrated the minds Of these infdss last however
when il is too late Now they convinced, perhaps,
shat reinforcement 10 McCslans army would not have
been altogether unnecessary they pretended 70 BE-
Hove.
few facts reference the strength OF the rebel
forces previous The of battles
perhaps be ont Of place. The rebel prisoners taken 10
thsss battles assured Us that there wsrc 200 900
srcors IN the army or tbs rebels around Richmond and
they all fet confident that tho place could be
by any force less than 800 900 men. The arm.es or
Bsauregard Jackson and Hagsr wee concenatet there
and added to that OF Johnston. strange say ry all
che eDel who verssd hect adm! tel
shsse facts and Some or them went eve 40 fsr a. 10
say that there 50 600 within supporting
siSAn who could be called upon necessary Again,
when our Correspondent ia The shsna ndoah valley
that 700 600 men would oppose Mcclellan al Richmond
and that the force he sd coud take city
well dld they Know relative strength. They hrsstsI
likewise, OF having 2no guns, Of which were
Nod pieces OF the b,st descrpt and pattern
Not only did these facts contribute TO the hysss
strength o. the rebels bat abe kuoxecseo o. thsia
tributed largely towards giving them confidence whip
No which u half tbs battle 10 hard ought campaign
The iset That the rebels bo4ntliuy supp!-J w.
whisksy has bscu Gsticed already At snch
time ratiens of whiskoy by means out
of place among soldiers what tie
In our army N this regard Our surgeons had ordered
rations OF Shtsssy which tbs troops till
wihin day two OF the commgnceusnt or the heavy
nshtng. 1hei. withdrawal such lu,ct4-e is pro.
nouncsd throughout the army to been great lack
of judgment The rebels used their rhls.eJ 10 such
excess however, aud II wss Of so miserable a qGalty
that te against their sprsy in the
of the csmpsign Our correspondent observed
that he rebels on the psunsnl srs much better equip
ped than tnss ths ysisy - virginia were and from
thsir sFpsarsncs they much better provided IN
o. or res poets
These as Few no,ss and observations OF The war
~ rhicn may mot be without interest.
Capture OF the Rebel Cunboat Tenser.
FoaTRKss nOxRos July @. 1852
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THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Kangaroo and Hibernian Off Cape Race
with Five Days Later Adyiccs
Opinion In England on the "Carnage''
in America.
The London Times on the FL
nances of the Union.
Napoleon's Demonstration in Mexico and
the Waters Of America,
&c., DC, DO.

The steamship Kangaroo. from Liverpool june Is via
Queenstown Goth, was boarded on Cape Race at nine
O'Clock Saturday night, July s. She experienced sue
cessior of westerly winds. Her advces not SO aso
those by the Hbenan bnt contain interesting items
which will be found under their proper hsids.
The steamship Hibernan, from Liverpool goth via
Queenstown 27th u passed Cape Race at eight O'Clock
on the morning OF tho 9th Of July.
The proceedings Of Parliament on tho 25th OF June
were upimportant. Ths House Of Commons engaged
on the bin relative to the government Of the Inns OF
Court" The case OF Edwin James incidentally y re-
fsrred to- and transpired that refused
friends with him the investigation OF his case that
IT impossible for him to complain Of the secrssy o.
the tribunal which condemned him.
The steamship Hansa, which to have left South.
ampton on the25th Of june, compelled put back
TO Bremen, ow ing to accident to her m lchinery
Tho Bohemian arrived at Liverpool on the oath ut.
The steamship Bohemian, fr m Quebec, arrived a,
Liverpool on che morning Of the 25th Of Jnne
The steamship City Of New York. from New York,
rived at Queenstown the afternoon Of the 25th Of
juno, and reported only one Of her boilers working.
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The American Question.

Before the Kangaroo sailed the ship Sailors Home for
mery the Independence, had reached Liverpool from
Havana with nearly two thousand three hundred bales
or cotton.
The London Times comments the fearful carnage in
America, and says never any time could the map
Europe show many blood rained spots. Whatever
may be the result it is plain the has reached
point at uhich scandal 10 humanity. It has
of determination, yet submission is far of
The London Times does not believe the
cry for boodshed represents the MUD OF the
American people. Enough blood has been split and
enough damage done. The opportunity must be present
hand when potent American voice, prudently
calling " peace" }" may awaken . universal eche.
The London Times has another editorial American
finances. 1t says that they in most critical
dtion, and ought to produce serious alarm, instead Of
elapty boasting AID exultatien.
The London Post charges tho American sovernmsn,
with being all along influenced solely by popular clamor
having never pursued an independent
When the Hibernia sailed II asserted that Ma.
pooon had resolved to send sufficient rsinforcemcns
Mexico TO force his way to the capital against all obsta
ces Admiral Graviero goes out Immediately to take
command OF strong concentration OF French vessels
n American waters. The Fdie says the concentrate
justified by what may arise out Of the American war
nd the affairs in Mexico.
The London Herald finds IL impossible to account for
he inactivity OF Mcclellan. Possibly il says after the
battle Of Fair Oaks and tho brea ing OF Bea regards
army In the West he does his way clearly and
may feel himself outnlnbered by the enemy in posi-
ton which is imprsgnabe. and from which the enemy
may ial upon his lines and work at lsasure. If So he
Is likely to meet with disaster which may change tie
whole sspect OF the for reverse to Mcclellan in
yovos the ruin Of his army and Of the hopes Of the ede
raj government.
meeting had been held in London relative to the
African slave trade, presided by Lord Brougham.
A despatch from london OF the 9th Of June-the
latest by tho Hibernian-says the London n raid main
nins that Is time for France and England to take de-
cidad action in American Affairs.
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Capture OF the Rebel Gunboat Teaser.
FosrRKss MoSRos, July 0, 1861.
rss robsl Eunbsai Tsassr captured in q bsEd Of
ths Aamos river 90 the 4th last Very important
s3aperr found On her.
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The Mexican Question.

1hs Paris Pres in speaking OF the departure OF the
French Admiral, says his plans have been entirely ap
proved and his presence will have afavorabls result
for the solution Of the Mexican question II is asserted
thai htnceforh there question Of eadJlshino mon
drhy IN Artto, or OF support ng the candid,ure o;
Amcnte other person far the esidency but the
expedition is simply for protecting the interest Of
Frerchnen.
The very latest news by the nibernian, dated ai
Liverpool on the 27,h II june says there have been
important debates in the French Corps Legsfaf on the
Mexican expedition.
Jules Favrs censured the expedition and recon.
menued the government to treat with Mexico and with
draw the III ench troops.
NJ. llsult defended the governments conrsc, and
Undated the idea Of entering upon negotid where
French honor Is engaged and insults must DO avenged
and the Mercans lsft 70 choose their governHsent
budget, and with q slight modification the whore
ordinary budget.
Tho Bourss was heavy rentes GSf. 4oc.
Italy.
NJ Rataz2 had given notice OF his intention OF making
tue integral appropriation Of tho clauses the bugdet
by thr Chamber oIDepuss question Of confidence In
the ministry.
In response 70 question relative to the rec cnt enroll
ment, NJ Raiazzi said tho government endeaYorng
70 dscov or the persons who authorized it,
Turkey.
The special commissioners despatched By tho Porte to
inquire into The recent disturbances Belgrade had
al the fort-esses.
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MclEu AN ON THE PsNiNsulA.


wrn n but shsy In the ordinary business line Of
army Avsmsnts the results OF which will he In .
rsrs days Everything looks towards an advance
" ngs tha, needed forthcoming and she loyal
Bates viii their duty in response TO the last call for
nsu oil viii 80 well and quickly. Stop croaking, 90 10
work put down alarns,s, drive aboonists board
supper, Mcclellan, and times will be OF old and dc
spondiug faces viii wear cheerful aspect. Then Rich
nond viii be ours md this fearful warfare win be ended
The New York herald., 1862-07-07

Tho stock IN port y estimated At 1900 bales, Of
which I5 900 arc Amerieso
Breadstuns unchanged and steady sxcspt corn which
IL dull and heavy AZ 2sa. Cd. FOR mixed,
Provisions very dull.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Additional Names OF W0aaded In the
Batties OF the Chickahominy.
CONTINUED FROM TIE Npw YORK HERALD OF July T.
OFFICERS KILLED.
r.l, nxry A ihnrv ARchaaD
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The special commissioners despatched by tho Porte to
inquire into Tie recent dsur at Belgrade had
rived 1hs Prince Of servia demands the evacuation OF
al the fort-csses.
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