The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

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wAsmNesoS, Sept. 10, 1858.
AN AN6ao-RsnsL Ham RIADY yon SRA.
Recent oleal sdvices state that Of the rams built
BY Laird for the rebs al ready 70 sail, and supposed
70 b waiting fAvorabs opportunity 70 pus TO sea
NTRvIDw BETWEEN GYsEaAL 00RrRs, or AKxIC0,
AND SECRETARY SEWARD.
Gen. Corles, Governor Of Sonora, Mexico, arrived 10
Washington last evening, and today waited upon the
Secretary o State Il s that his object here Is
to establish, possible, alliance with tho United States
against the French invasion Of hexico No action has
yet been taken concerning his application.
GENERAL BUILHR ABOUT TO TAKE rHE YIRLD.
General Butler has returned from his brief toar for the
benefit Of his health, and is about 70 the field
No further action has been taken by the War Department
in relation 70 his rcsiSnaton but 10 thought that mis-
services cannot at present DO dispensed with.
LOB HOR x0RRIs ISLAND.
the Secretary Of the Treasury has issued clearance
for the steamer Harry Payson, with hundred tons Of
ice for Norris Island.
P0LlCEMAN THOMPSON HELD FOR TRIAL.
The preliminary examination Of O. W. Thompson, the
policeman who killed Lieut. Brannan ON the night Of the
sh Dss resulted in hn being held IN thousand dol
lars for ia the term of the Criminal Court Tho
magistrate conducted the examination expressed tho
opinion that Of justInsbe homicide, but said
- sArtan no should hold the accused for trial.
stated the case As szeitsd considerable feeling
iBs eoananity, shssnssnsd - create bad feeling
between the military and civil authorities.
PURSUIT or 0UERTLLAs.
On Wednesday Captain Perry made Reconnaissance
sr ~ DraInesv'lie tn pursuit Of gang Of Nosbys gue
ri)as but failed TO discover any, the parties having
ceivcd information Of the movement. This gang has
been quito troublesome Of lato In the vicinity Of tho
fences south Of the Potomac, and the
M hns thuafo
ceoded In escaping capture The scouting party after
thsm on Wednesday found their camp, but the gaeras
had Just left and scattered in the woods.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE QUOTA cP TROOPS.
The Governor q Kew Hampshire, with Senators Hale
and ilarE sriyed here last nigh. GOOD de-! * sf
prise d Expressed account or this sort Of Wholesale
descent Of the leading politicians OF the Granite state,
but their errand 10 Of important character Before
the late election people Of towns that had furnished
Of volunteers werc that percentage
excess should be credited under tho conscrpton There
seems 10 be some failure TO carry out this programme,
hence the visit Of the Governor end Senators to this
city.
80 PHYSICIANS LIABLE TO BE DRAFTED
The Acting Ado ant General has decided that state
ply slcans surgeons who gu jet to call to serve
on great occasions not sxempt from the draft.
The cavalry service against guerlas in front Of This
added to Major Hazards command Fifty per cent Of his
horses bsys been used up in four months service.
THE PRESENTATION TO THE WISCONSIN BRIGADE
The flag presentation 70 the Wisconsin brigade which
to have taken place Thursday, has been mtef-
pely postponed. Several Of the invited guests
to the front, but compelled TO return asappoutcd.
TIE QuAErERuAsTER's DEPARTMENT..
caartcrmaster Genera, Meigs departed yesterday IN
his inspection tour through the several military depart
meuts colonel Thomas, Of Philadelphia, ia acting Oar
term ster General "a reported that General ingalls, s
s,so about 80. npon miss similar 10 tina, Of
Gene rai Megs.
AFFAIRS oS rHn LOWER POTOMAC.
Aylvsis ,om tho Lower. Potomac report ali ger.
Nothing has bren heard the rebcs ssd TO be
river there any Indications o bat cries -
AIRY roIas
ARRIVAL or TED NEy.
small delegation Of the two three hunl Cd oita.
wsttomy Indians that icst behind tbs main irbe
when II migrated from Iow, arrived here to-day. They
AK food and rasncnt and Tor reservation or six
hun 'rcd and forty Of land.
TBe BIDS FOR SUPPLIES FOR INDIANS.
The Indian Bureau was open today The bids
for supply articles indi,a sccoani but
by u tho soppaxe Of tho malls by the wssuir s
sway olfs railroad Laurel. IL was jcciIed TO open
no bids ne o said mails should arrive.
AssI-rAsr SECRETARY HAREJN9rON's vALEpIc roRY.
1he Office OF the Secretrrv of the treasury was the
day or separation between Mr. harrington A.
ssapt -ecre,ay, and several Of the older c.ass OF
poyes Of The department. The latter through Auditor
Thomas l. Smith, said to Mr.. Harrington that they had
heard with deep regret OF his impaired health uccesi
tiing temporary absence abroad, and bore witness
the deity and energy with which ne had discharged his
various and arduous duties. Mr. Harrington stated In
ply That hi act'ons had arisen from proraoied labor
Of Office hong well them His conpecti n
with the gentlemen IN the several bureaus had been
peasant, and he hoped for early restoration health
and return 10 his duties
APPOINTMENTS.
II H. Butler has been appointed clerk In the Treasury
department vice W. ?. Turner appointed Judge or the
Supreme Court OF Arizona.
INSPECTION or HOSPITALS.
hoard composed Of Lieutenant Colonel J. VI. Larop,
Captain O. 7. Horton Assistant Surgeon Lee, United
states Army, has been organized inspect Hospitals
Of Washington and viciny and psrticury ASCERTAIN
the Of the rapport that soldiers have
tanned in the hospitals much longer than necessary.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieutenant ComnsnJcr James u. Jonett Is deta, he'd
from The command u tb. r. r. cuyler and ordered TO
the command Of the seb,go.
The swt.s Shooting Festival.
FOURTH DAY.
Ia consequence II the storm yesterday the grand ou