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Pore OF Now YORK. July 81, 1863.


CLEARED
Steamship City Of London (Br Perie, Queenstown
sss.msh,p Hans, rsn, Won sansn Southampton and
ship Gosohsn lBrsml. Probsss, London-c Luing Co.
sssR Bs, r Newport
S:ssp: z:Se' Bros
RE IGnr s suS
SIs Ss,!i; a.s SsI Lssyi,: sss,s'isssa psshoa.
ss ssr hssssry s. 5os ss Pk-Mer
Sre S.sr Castle sBr,. Thompson, St Johns NFJ whit
Brig Don Juan tBr) Smith. 81 John MD Dewelf.
Brig NASH Ramsdell. Ph,laislphis-Brstt, Son Co
SeSr Eclipse tswe5. Ericrmsn, somSrero-Ross Wood
schr Rcd Fox tBr,, Kicker, Bavana-w Russell, Bros
schr Prince Consort tBr,. Pidgcon Linsaa, Che H
ss 5s sssa kn: zs%a
sehr 2 Low. Numfors. chincoteasue-AC Hayena
sssr iyin: wsi.SD, CSincS;.ssasmA h.yss.
E Eissnss ss
s,..%sr Fsni s1,'n. fS so.,: B, s.s%c,
A. sssSOa s hs"s Com Sc' Ell
from Monro on Hnssns pcts up Sses q
supposed to have been Of the prize steamer her
sssanssip oorsca ssr LIE xesur,sr Nassau Mp July r.
ws with md. and
TIC s. = Sa' A''
asss Ta S,sa md;
ssD a. ssT ksps Antwerp
With ara ns pa..s.sers e ranss AsnsLe wena.
nns y lat g y x Us Z 81 'a"a lost fore aud main
n.s Pi .:es ,rs e. O. days.
narf Premier iBr OF Londonj Bromage. cardn 50 days.
R.sf Damper txas,, Bosahch, Dublin. June in ballast
Dublin e ssis.l e,d.1 ia Inst i.iia o.
Barb xsais iAus, FisIaa. Marselles, IS days. with
Benson. Johnson Ponce. July 49, with sugar
Brig Courier tPrus,. Brandjur Cayenne ~ days. in bal
,s :s:s T. s's e 5:SSsa', ss and Porto c.'''
BID ssnsso sBrs%S RssnSrooi. for AZ Plat II days
Brig Geo fs!s Cole Il Domingo CITY, 10 days with log
Brs Ocean Pear. Da,er. MAnsania. Is days. with
BIZ as. x.Hsrson. Nsuvi..s days. with sugar &c.
srs Prsn:s aoses Enis Trinidad Il days. with gar
srF Ellen Dst lsr Hcrhenney. Lsnsan. Is days. with
schr iFr) Dsvnia. Martinique days. with sugar.
5R, ss, Manros Windsor Ss u days. with pl.'
schr Napoleon, soper. Norfolk. days
sr s:ss IeSa:, vsV: S:s
6cnr Grand lelanu Reed fewburypOrt b 0Aya
Schr Ellis, Kelly. HArwich. days.
Schr Heroine, Champlin. Providence, days.
schr Mary Ellie n. Smita Providence.
gchr Lewis Deal. Port Jefferson.
Schr A Bayes, Bayes, Brookhaven.
Schr Breeze, Hulse Brookhaven.
6ehr Laura Frances, Higgins Rondout for Boston.
8teAhsr Stevens. Chance. BaItimere.
Hgcatncr VIM Woodward. Cundin. Baltimore
Steamer Monitor. Williams Philadepha
Steamer Bristol, Charles. Philadelphia.
Steamer FANNIE. Fentou. Philadelphia
Steamer Novelty, shaw. Philadelphia
Steamer Sea 0ui. keDnev. Providence
Steamer westcnester. Davis. Providence.
BELOW
One brig, unknown
SAILED.
sqtn-steamers City Of Limerick. Achilles ship Grin
nel; barks Heiress, Flayia Leverno Wanderer xanho
Avina Coirovan; brss Robert Movie, Margaret Rescue
Wind at sunsets
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST l. 1863

purpose Of taking charge Of couscrps TAey arrived IN
this city Monday morning.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS from NEW D0RP, STATEN
ISLAND.
Recruits 70 the number OF humid "A and Any were
despatched by Colonel Lansing Monday from The camp
81 New Dorp Staten Island, 70 reinforce the ftesosn
New York artillery regiment at Fort Lyons.
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Personal Intelligence.

me sosow'ng hst Of Americans registered at Guns
American Agency NO II Charlotte street. Bedford suuarc
Lyndon, Eng and, for The week ending july 1s 1919
Edward Hy, Peoria H.. John .. Locke and family New
York William seilen, wife and daughter, Cincinoatl.
and lsmily, Philadelphia W. = Smith New York: :. 81
Fuguet and W fuguet, Philadelphia r. Charles Bailey
Pittsacd, Mass VIM. l.. skiinorc, New York Rev.
Tavd lrvngi New Jersey Thomas Ahirshsn, Pttsburx,
Abbott & kcttredge. Boston. Macs. ~. 3 CARPENTER
Bookyn, NJ r., Hsnmati g Billings, Bostop. Mass
Rev. h. q. Wiley and vile. New York
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wuurrwo or THB CIIIxnNo OF TIE fifth
A Ara ssd = he vTtA Ward Hotel 90 Friday evening,
July 81 ls@ 80 euraiai inssasqs Be- and the ssms IL
h.rssy .ss.naed 70 - nsnesr q ensns Csmp.ny No a.
70 ne 49, nsSsgesnt generally " the members Of Chy
70 nc rc ~ aud A. ~ or vhleh ORGANIZATIONS
Lookc rsuber 10 III membsrs Of the Poursh vaet
Rssssi be.ds now 70 Ais atty m whisA b he'd
ssnss. ssrvioss of Lteslsnaat wsm Logon Herbert
~. ss 81 The bstsns Of oesburs wkls calamity upho
nssss from Ctv Hail. Y: merrcw leundsy - two n
DANIEL O. swssr Secretary.
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TmG Vura
FASHION PLEASURE aRouNBe-Tn07TNo.
rnDAy, July 3l-sweepstakes 500. mile heats, best
three IN 1--WE, 10 wagons.
B. Daniels named 9. 9. VIM. hnee.. ....... 8 I
J. White named 9. g. Thunder. .............. 3
A. Shehan named br. m. Biddy MCGEE. dis
Time, 307-302-3Os--S0e
Tho marc was the favorte against the field previous 70
the start She led homo the arss heat; but having
violated the rules governing rotng BY crossing shs1rack
ths homcswetch, she distanccd Ths young Jup,
YER stallion, VIM Miner, raised and owned by the late
nomas Burns, won the shree following heats very
nandily.
This afternoon Gen. Butler will tros against Duschman
7s2x. In August 1850, Dutosman under ths saddle. on
aha bacon Course, }. with Hiram woodruff On biz bsck
trotd three miles In the above named time ad sshoueh
there nave been many three mile since taf dsse
ths performance d Duchman has never pec equfsd ~
nearest approach 70 being that Flora Tcpe,s n 80
matchto beat II, which ". Betting ycsterdsv ~
even Although time had The call In this race The black
gedng has one dsadvantage-he Ia compelled 10 70 IN
harness, and MOI 10 saddle which his forte ana sSouM
he win, the performance win prove him be4tsr horse
than Dutchussn was the best time the latter ever
made In harness was 742 which done in July, isss
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q


v,rrwpr1oN IRON pRArT.-YoR eIW WE ARE IN
" surns anrundrsfsed man f.oz ssr 40 10 10
,s;tnsss constantly 90 haad Addr4s remphns Co, Sub
nan = Smokers .G1S Broadway. y. y.
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History Or enc Recent R,o,.

yHn POLICE CAPrkfNfuO Nv rHs Auruo M ruv,,o,
A. the eonvocas,on o. police captains at police hsaa
quarters on Monday seeoon, Mr. Inspector oarpcos.,
issued Instructions so captain should furn,.n
him detailed sccoup, OF tneoera'ions Of their varou.
Commands during the recent rrsx The captains have
sc,sd directly upon the Instructions and on Tuesday
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with the lark supposed that the Interpretation Of
hs claim TO exemption founded upon the fact that he
does the sleeping tor the family.
PHAisEwoRFHY.
Rev. Mr.. Howard OF south Dartmouth, expresses his
intention OF responding person the draft following
tho praiseworthy example Of Rev. Mr. Potter, Of New
Bedford.
SUBSTITUTES SENT TO JAIL.
Eighty conscripts were examined saturday by the
Board OF Enrolment OF the First DISTRICT Of whom TWEEN
yeight were accepted, one furnished substitute and
nifty exempted. Hereafter substitutes In this
district 70 be quartered in the Jail at New Bedford
from which they win ind u difficult to escape.
DRAFTED CLERdYAEN IN MAINE.
The following ccriymen have been drafted In Aaine:
Rev. Edward Hawes Congregationalst, waervile; Rev.
William K. Kelton, Baptist, Waterville Rev. Sawtell
Brown ap tist Winthrop; Rev. Ebenezer Bean, Congra
gationalist Gray Rev. G. w. BaIou, Methodist Poland
Rev c. H. Carlton Baptist New Gloucester, and Rev. @.
w. Blackman, Methodist, Portland.
In Now Haven the Town Treasurer raise money
from the banks TO pay drafted the sum voted at
recent town meeting
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.n1o REWARD -LosT on FRIDAY, July 81. IN
STU going from Broadway~an GRAND street through
sSr.,f IN hrvste oft "a, THs
amer viii receive above eNart by leaving Same 4,
he clce Of Rsnds Porter third avenue snd i4ssh e.
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FART i.
!. The Park March b Dodworth
q Overture, .sLe deu ct u Bayader" Auber
g. Song, Kathleen Mav0urneen". Crouch
T. "Charvari, Pot Pouri.. -. Hamm
PART nNea
s. Grand March, "Tho Triumph. .Bilse
o. Overture, MILITARY. Aendelsehon
4 Aria ct Finale from Ella Juve" .HAlevy
g. Larghetto from the symphony in D, No. 1Beethoven
III. Fr~
o, Quickstep "Roof Stone" ...............B aDquit
TO- lelange from "Satanela" ................B alfe
IL. Katy did Polka. Julien
Ii WlluoAmspAo ScheSn ueuopx 1ou0S
National Pot Pouri.
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Military Funerals.
THE FUNERAL on 0xsERAL STRONG.


THE FUNERAL or aENERAL STRONG.
The following 10 the Official programme relative 70 the
funeral Of General etrong which take place "
day
OssEeuIEs ososer O sraoxe. rHx
Fourth avenue a. Ten O'Clock on
Ihs military escort yil b under he command q Brig.
81 OF s ss.y sna RsS.i sa y
Az % hs and navy are respectfully invited
SSS1 4 ss
The following named gentlemen win act a. pail besrerA
s.s,sr ssssS esns1: Even
MAJOR .a,v wss .s Gsp;Hs n Crispipp.
Sssi1la wWM..ss SSisos i S,.ns Re .,
All s at o
Cd No q East street, at nine O'Clock and forty
Nv cossrrr.. ON NATIONAL AryAns.
s asSs
Alderman 6s. Sssnsl%.a a..sna
General Candy has also issued the following regarding
GENERAL oRDKRs--No 9.
HEADeuARrERs UslrED srAr,s TROOPS,
Tho Commanding General announces with deep sorroy
Sire m s IN
the assaults upon For. wasner. charleson hArbor: -
yss 'ssSi:s q s': ssass
biz e and his
and :sso. from ~
ooioa: -a.n VII n'; ssn:sssss Sc military VII
sss9 en-
invited join P:sss tribute q rssDss . 0as
G. r. oHnsrrrsss. Assistant xdju.ans General
h Brigad,er General Edward r. S. Candy,
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The Drafs in Philadelphia.


Among those who were 'Tortu1e" as 70 be honored
with the draft to-day three more teegraphers,
making fifteen In all from the American Company In
GLIDING James Merrihew assistant manager; James J.
Revilo, Of the Continental ONCE, and William Cariey
clerk II is proposed by these "cky" photographers 10
apply for separate organization a. company for tels
graphic duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01
Francis McCabe and the Late Riot
TO THE EDITOR OF THs HERALD.

In reading an article 10 your ssue Of today headed
"rour More Victims Of the Late Riot" find stated that
Francis McCabe actively engaged the riot. There
was no riot the Of Thirty sixth street and Ninth
avenue at the time deceased wounded, 1t any
other time during the day. The military a Thirty
eighth street and Ninth avenue, going up the avenue,
when they turned around and fired volley down the
avenue wouudng the deceesed and several other The
evidence given the inquest goes prove that
deceased took active part " helping Engine Company
No. Is At all the fires In the Second district that day
Of Engine Company No Is TO prevent the rioters from
cutting the hose which had been ont previous to his being
detailed.
By inserting this you win only confer favor his
relatives and Friends but you will do act Of Justice to
the dead. THOMAS O'LOUGHLIN.
Assistant Foreman Engine No. Is.
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Musfc in the PARK.

The Park Commissioners announce that there win be
music In The Park the MALL this saturday. afternoon.
four O'CLOCK the Park band, under the leadership
Of Il. B. Dodworth, the weather 10 fine. The following
IL the programme:-- tf A-
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HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS. .U.
: FoR NASSAU AND Enthusiastically Corsaca. from New
FOR KIrgsro., IA &c-steamship Planagenet from New
York July n. From Kingston, ia, Aug3
at3PM. - " - -
EoE NEW Steamship George Washington, from
eteamehp Geo Cromwell, from New York Aug l. at PM
ssteamsnip Columbia from New York Aug ]. at Pm
Steamship Evening Star. from New York Aug ~ Pm
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An lesrs and pocges Intended NEW YonK HERALD
should b sealed 4.ss ssIs'
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erwERAL oapsRs--xo. eta
NEW YopK. July 1874

tsrrsn ~-----, lnxCfECY
. Hesevlh you will receive . copy OF circular Issued ON
NE ~ Ing By pts Hons< George .opdyke, Es, Mayor Of
we c OF uew rxk. In watch he directs thai alarm OF
ven srhes shall b sounded the Ore alarm tells the
y wneNsvsr me sapcsiaieudeni Commissioners OF 20
a. u yonr egnmssA that sues signal OF strokes
nre alarm ss.s summons requiring the Attendance Of
TNfy !" hs metropolitan Police force doing u,y in
al y" ~ s,,n h proper station house WITHOUT
oel&y Anq - Auend mona will h< prpper
H. mrs sr IA ths M.s snos leave You viii read
sns .I"sr 80 rrcuar 70 both pLatoous on
ynusr on thf 1 fna mrd Mondays Of cash noah nn,i
sup,nea Srasm IN =. nnsHkDY, superintendest
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A Victim OF tho Late Riot.

Alexander Stewart negro. about thirtynve years Of
age died 81 tho hospital Backwells Island, Satur
day. from the eecs Of injuries received IN tho late riot
in West Thirty third street. Deceased appeared
chased by the mob frightened TO- such degree that
valry who endesvoring to protect him The soldier
compelled 70 bis sabre IN se defence, and nfict
cd such wound upon the head Of the unfortunate
black that he died 10 Consequence Coroner Nauman held
inquest upon the body OF deceased yesterday when
the Jury rendered verdict excupatng the soldier from
all hlafnA.
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wAsBMorox, April I, 1862 !
(Extractl
Tho military commanders duties In reference 70 ell
troops and enlisted men who happen 70 come within the
limits OF his command will DO precisely those Of COM
manding Officer Of military post
H. Tne duties Of military commanders, - above de-
fined, will devolve In tho city Of New York and tho
military In that vicinity Breve Brgadicr General
II. Brown, Colonel Fifth United States artillery
BY order Of THE SECRETARY OF WAR;
L. TBoMAs Adjutant General.
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DENT KENNEDY.
Mayor 0pdykc has issued the following ORDER
MAvoR's 0-ricx. NV YoRx july "a isss
70 cAnVhe mcnbcs Of the Metropotsn Poli,e who NAV
- of dlns " Immediately report 81 their talon
anarof strokes Ia hereby directed
10 souKAed each OF the bells VI this rty
therefor shall BE- made Conmls
e\perntenden Of Police and this shall be
repeated pruch length time may be directed hy either
Of he said sAiecrs. GEORGE 0PDYKE, Mayer
In a4sordsace with tho above Superintendent kennedy
hae pranulgssed the following
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PmrABnPHA, July 81, 1853.
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Floral Beauties In the Park.
The following List Of towering trees. shrubs and
her bacseus plants in bloom the Park July n 1905
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A number d men have htcf aetal 81 from tho Oae
Hundred aud ecvenieenin airi ems ,aadrsd Twenty
seventh rc-imsas,>'ss lors state yoiansss ior the
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Young man claimed exemption from the draft With
ve drawn pApers, the ground Of the absolute nsces
s,y Of his remsnuE Al bone 10 prevent his mother and
ssots nom positive starvation. But ~ the said m tber
ard sisters re cmnsed 10 work early end ate for his
maintenance as well rs their and he des not Fse
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towns IN nArxp.

The towns Of west Gardner aud wyndham, Me-, have
voted 10 pay $500 each Abis bodiei oonacript for
service substitutes Communication fee. This plan n
f.ecoun,ps popular In Maine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-10

him before be saw bis daughter, and gave hi'
the letter from his dying wife. He SCENE
deeoly moved byit, and told me bis history.
He had married, when about foity, your
and beautiful bride. She was just seventeen
and had all the foolshpess aud pettedness
Q spoilt child; he was twenty y-three years oder
and, moreover, Of a nature stern, harsh, a.
uubending. What wonder II the union was
unhappy one7 She lived with him only thre
years. At the end OF that me, provoked b
the stern nature of her butbsud and his fap
oled neglect, the foolish girl ran atody, carryni
With her their little girl 90 infant OF yea' old.
She changed her name to Murray, aud be did
not know that che had an aunt 10 Orkney, and
30 could not f1d her retreat, though he tried
every means to recover his lost wife and child.
He seemed impatient to see his daughter, aud,
sfter taking her In, at once withdrew. Who
could have interrupted that strange meetipg3
IL lasted many hours, aud the result OF IL was
that Miss G was to start for London
with her father at once. They left US, with
many deep expressions Of gratitude.
We often have letters from Mics c. and
her father. They have learned to love each
other deeply, and gree, 10 the comfort OF the
Colonel TO see, from the conduct OF his sweet
daughter, how we'll che hes been brought up.
This, with accounts received from friends in o. K.
nsy, has prove d that Mrs. c. had gradually
ohangsd from the foolish girl iuto the thought
ful Wom,n. Often she had been on the poiDt
of revealing all to her daughter, but had been
kept back by a dread of letting her innocent
child know that sso had imposed on her 90 long.
The last acconuts we received were that the
father and daughter had settled
down 10 the le OF Wight, and were there
leading peaceful, happy aud retired life.
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There i. Something Rotten in Columbus.

Governor Tod expended eight hundred thou
sand dollars of the money Of the people, 10
securing the capture OF John II. Morgan. Ger
tain 1t is, that with sensible mana cement, tb,
same result might have been attained, will
one-twentieth psr! OF the cost. Bot the people
complained rot, TOR our State had been invaded,
aud 1t was right that the Invaders should bt
captured or drivec from our soil. However,
from the frst, We thought there was something
suspicious In confniDg Morgan 10 the Ohio
Penitentary. We then eAid, why not keep him
In Camp Chase, where he could be guarded by
soldie 8, who could no more be b,ughs by tie en-
emy's gold, than they could be intmidsted BY
their bullets. 1t was known that Morgan
Was immensely rich, and was prodigal OF his
money. Was the t>the reason he was conh1-
ed in the Penitentiary, where there would be
facilities for driving a bArgsinf LET THE
yAors ANSWER. John Morgan was placed IN
the custody Of officers appointed BY Governor
Tod, and no person could gaiu access 10 him
from without, except by written permit from
the authorities. Well, the rebel ohieftaio, aud
six Of his brother officers, from some sonrse OBJ
tanned tools, aud by some one he Was ,hoWn tho
means by which he could escape. Nay, boards
were furnished him, with which 30 cover up
the hole executed Ia his cell. Nor is this all (;
be wal placed on the ground hJur-uhy toas
this7 II is . melancholy fact that the Pfesl-
dent set the example OF allowing the peop,e to
be plundered by slight.of hand. His son Rob-
ert, mere boy, was given horse contract, by
which he cleared $l00 600 without an hour 4
labor. Two horse inspectors at Cincinnati
have been convicted of plundering the govern
ment, and were sentenced TO imprisonment and
fac of $40 900; but the President will not
allow the sentence to be carried into effect
We are crushed with taxes, which are CON-
stantly being increased without good and with
ous object. How long will it be before the
people break through the shsckles OF parry,
aud drive from power the leeches who are suck
ing heir life blood7
We need change. We must have o change
or the citizens OF the Free States will be as
hopelessly ruined, as already are those OF the
Rebel States. Before We are beggared beyond
hope, let the people demand and tffeot o
change.-Mt. Vernon Banner.
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An invalid soldier Of the 95:h Pennsylvania
Regiment, named Clspar Hawes, and, proving
subsequently to be unf for duty, was made Or
derly and afterwsds cutler to the Chestnut Hill
Hospital In Philadelphia. was recently the re-
e;pient of the following notei
"MowkR U. s GENERAL HosPTrAL
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct, 30.
SR:-Hsvlng heard from Mr.. Sands of the
Chestnut Hill Union Committee, that you voted
the Democratic ticket and expressed yourself
inimc,l to the present Government. you are
hereby notified shat after November l You can
no longer be susler to this Hospital. By Or
der OF the Surgeon 10 charge.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS G. BRAINERD.
Assistant Surgeon U. s. A., and Executive
Officer.
MR. HAwEs!"