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The New York herald., 1864-09-05
FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES sEvEx.TulRry LOAN.

LIMITED STATES SEVENTHlRTY LOAN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that subscrp
ons viii for Coupon Treasury Notes payable
three years from August IS 1854 with semiaunua interest
at and three lenths per per aauum-
principal and interest both paid Lawful money.
These viii convertible the option of the holder
maturity, per gold bearing bonds payable
not than five than twenty years from their
date the government may eject They viii be issued in
subscriptions must be for hfy dollars or some multiple Of
Gftg dollars
As the draw interest from August I persons max
Ing deposits subsequent that date pay the interest
accrued from date OF note date Of deposit.
Parties depong twenty-five thousand dollars aud up
wards for these any will be allowed com
mission OF one quarter of one per cent
| SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
nisa National Savings BanI Offering higher rate OF IN
teres than any other and the security Any savings
bank which PAYS its deposiors Uuied States Notes con
sders that ii is paying bes circulating medium OF the
country and in anything better Cor It's own
assets are either government securities in notes or
| bonds payable in government paper
! con vERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT SO GOLD
HoND.
In addition the very liberia. interes. the nos for
three years this priv ege is worth about
three per per the for $40
bon not less than nine per premium and before
the the premium cent United States stocks
was twenty per cent wl be that the actual
profit on his oan at the present market rate
than ten per cent per annum.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON
But aside from AL the advantages we have enumerated.
special OF Congress cxemps all bonds and Treasury
notes from local taxation average exemption
is worth about two per cent per aunum, according to
the rate Of taxation in various parts OF the country.
1t is believed securities offer SO grea, inducements
lenders those issued by the In all other
forms Indebtedness the ability private parties.
stock companies separate communities only is pedg
payment while the property OF the country
held to secure the discharge Of all the obligations OF the
United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States OF Wall
and Nassau streets
First National Bank of New York, No. 4 Wall street.
Second National Bank of New York. Twenty third street
and Broadway.
Third National Bank of New York. No. Nassau street.
Fourth National Bank Of New York. ~ and 20 Pine street
Fifth National Bank Of New York, 33s Third avenue.
/ Sixth National Bank OF New York, Sixth avenue and
! Broadway.
Eighth National Bank OF New York. $50 Broadway.
| Ninth Na,ions, Bank of New York. 1868 Broadway.
Tenth National Bank Of New York. 240 Broadway.
Central National Bank of New York, II Duane street.
National Exchange Bank of New York. lSa Greenwich
street.
And by all National Banks which deposltaes OF public
money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE RANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country viii give further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 10 SUBSCRIBERS.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05


TREASURY DrrARrsryr Angus, 30 1894.
~ scaled offers WI E Se Eeeeiyed o. his nnaer
sanb ~ :. a & 2 % un, ~ no9h % % d ,ne .h Of
amount Of about hfts and half million OF do ars
. q Proposals. Tor Loan dated III june las, 'rSe TSe
@ & m aaa oeaI ~ 10 so a e q lax per- Sy
sy q each and reteemabe after the 3oh OF June
Eae oeT must =, be for y hundred dollars
nc.adps premium, offered each dollars
10 bonds o. for hfy. when the oer for than
Of The Whole amount offered must be aepossd s suap
fqs, Sr the ii % Or with with s he
Loa. rss,
& ay ChaaSo De'so, or
zed receive deposits which consent
viii be issued 10 deposors bs The ocer or assoiaon
Ssn @ ae osr ae the o. wh nn as, es
made tine for adyoe Of oIers with cer6cat reach
Washington not later than the OF September No
offer not accompanied by is proper certificate Of deposit
The Coupon aud Registered Bonds issued viii be Of the
seaoninaons o. sS so scl 500 and shoo Resistered
All oilers received Vii be openei Friday the sh Sep
.hcst oaeers aud notice Of scespance o. d-caaion vii
be Immediately given % the respective oeers and In case
eevanent on mai payment OF inSaImeuts The orsinsl
pad hy ssccessfa oGerers, will be Immediately
be amount accepted offers must be deposited with
under b noe on advice Of secep,anee Of oor or as fol-
lows on or before the i;h one third on or be-
r. cent % before 81 sPs%
Il boad I anasa 'e1'' as
a IS M @ The ns i
''''' = : - 80 '' W p. rEssEYpEN.
Tie bonds for this loan are ready for Immediate delivery
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
es YORK. August q @
viii DC reeiyed a. ths oce until oih o. september proxl
MSsase Sinking a os
per cent paSsb. op @ Of Coupons
Apgas and Feeraar ar. limited 2 an agrresate anonnt
so,s 10 thirty ysais from their date. -.
en,irey ssna h =, 70, ne prpe a NV |
morsase the whole OF It's railroad, including it's city
The mortgage provides for SINKING fune TO be applied
bonds il further provides for the appcaton Of the pro-
street 10 the purchase and susbmen Of
pay the existing mortgages as they become due.
hce w sf Ros
LoR sALg-NEw CENTS. IN LARGE OR SMALL.
amounts m parmes At dsanse can oe supplied
SCUM Third ee
John B. MURRAY taSS2Sarns
II TsfE6 ;sf sfzTEs TAI W
NorcE.-HoLDERs OF STOCKTON CALIFORNIA,
~. o sonpons ass a, and PAYABLE IN New 1o,s 10 y"y
Will be paid In United STATES gold presentation At
the Metropolitan Bank, New York ctv, the respective
dates c. T. MEADHR, Agent
DICuMoND COUNTY. STATEN ISLAND
III SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON RONDS OF S5g AND $1,000,
INTEREST PAYABLE SEMfANNUALLY.
Subscriptions for one hundred thousand dollars
OF these bonds viii be received banking house
of EINsTBTN. ROsRNFELD CO., No 4 Broad street,
York Said bonds will be issued under the authority
OF the law passed pcb o. 1864 and under regulation OF
the Board q sapery.ors adopted Juy as lss And the
Hfsssl Vr twenty I've yeaTN rTr
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

This shows an Increase Of sll 357ls4 as compared
with the amount outsianiing on the I'd of August
The past week has been very exciting ore in the
gold market. II opened % Motday al 245 aud the de-
cline begun the previous SATURDAY progressed TIL the
price dropped 10 23i 90 Tuesday Then reaction set
10, and Il advanced steadily til i've O'Clock Friday
afternoon. rumor OF the capture of Atlanta was soon
afterwards circulated, and the price fell at the evening
exchange TO 24ah On Saturday opened at 24o, from
which IL fell 10 237S, and then gradually advanced 70
"a a. closing at Eve O'Clock at 2io1l Later up town,
declined about one per cent.
The market for government securities and railway and
miscellaneous shares has been dull throughout the week.
with marked depression since Wednesday afternoon,
owing e the action f Mr. Feseenden 10 placing the bal
snoe Of the 1881 loan the market The entire list
soomiiied TO decline, and there was little dispo.
siiion 10 operate The market closed dropping
and ue1riy s'agnant The money market has been
easy 20 stock houses call loans at seven per
Cot O~ng rt tue very light demand but
IN .bowu inrr rasag striugency IN tho discount line
as'a- om u. e'aiI0a oi .snssIs and lhs abupdspcs
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

Total ent. at port. S. 7O7,7l0 s,3l6,S7s 1899 SEQ
The movement very different from that OF las, year
Then there was nearly one and . half million more
thrown upon the market in August than was imported
during the month 10 the month just closed there have
been nearly two millions received than have been
thrown on the market the remainder having gone into
store.
The value Of the importations other than dry goods
and specie at this port during the week ending Septem-
/ was 81, ,s37 S93. The following table compares the
total value Of the importaons for the past week with
that the previous weeks
Week ending dug H. Aug 49, lug 26. Sent 2
Dry goods 81 .5g3 G2s 093 337 134 GAO 400 35g
G. merchd'se $50 949 l. I49 3O4 235 III 937 S93
Total .... 81 ,565 2S42,64l 337O3I7 34O4 o52
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

z
The wheat market very dull and depressed, and
nominal nj 90 Sc lower; sales OF 500 bushels
ter red western al s2 IS. Corn about &c. &c.
lower with sales OF 600 bushels al 81 80 81 81
and in demand government account at steady
prices, viz. q1sc 80 3sc the higher price for prime
Western, which were much wanted. Rye nominal.
CoFiEE-Ihe market continued quiet, bit prices were
hrm.
CocoA-we note q sale u $50 bags s. Domingo 10
bond, at 20c.
FRESBTs continued dull To Liverpool. per neutral ,
1000 bushels wheat al 3D. in bags 900 bbs petroleum
at Cd. and per steamer u goo bushels wheat at 3d.
6nd 10 London per neutral $50 hhds tobacco al 30s
To Bremen 300 bids tobacco at 25s. 800 bbs shoe
pegs NJ IS. so ao pot ashes al It's Cd and so tons
gambler at rs. Cd To Hamburg $50 bbs shoe pegs at
2s 3D. To Havre 2 600 bbls. Petroleum at 6s 6s 3D.
A prGssan brig was chartered 10 Antwerp with coo
bb's petroleum at 6s a British bark, from Philade
phia 20 Cork for orders, 1900 bbls petroleum, " to
port ~ the United Kingdom, aud II TO the Continent
&C. Cd. Russian bark 400 tons 10 Cape Town, Cape OF
Good Hope -four &o. and British ship to Cadiz tobac
co and slaves, on private terms.
MolAssts.-The market was steady. with rather more
doing sales 220 hhGs Cuba at stc 90 do and 20 erces
cayed Cuba al etc, 81 hhds Cuba at eThc, and New
Oresns al 81 Is small sales OF Barbadoes ats 05
PE1RoLErM.-Receipts, ,25e bbs The decline 10 gold
caused reductioD Of about lc per gallon In crude at
which the market was comparatively steady Refined
was dull and nominal The exporters could not 40 on AZ
the prevailing rates OF exchange The sales were $500
bbs crude at Sic on the and 53c Tor all the month,
$50 bbs. refined 10 bond 10 tos, al 63c Soc. 600 do
free at SIC ssc. Benzpe nominal al % c 55c
PRovIsoSs Receipts, IL bbls pork and 50 pkgs cut
meats The pork market opened quiet at lower prices
but closed more active and nrm sales Of 900 bbs al
$50 for mess $40 25 Sal for do closng $40 To-
Also 900 bbs new mess for all september, buyers
option at el2 Beef continued dull and heavy sales OF
400 bbs at SIS for country mess $40 for country prime,
Sls so fer repacked mess. and 2s tor extra do,
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

The balance in the hands OF the Assistant Treasu-
rcr Saturday sls ots against $50 sos let
over The previous week.
The imports OF foreign dry goods for the month OF
August were nearly million dollars below the total
for the corresponding moath OF last year. ani
quarter million below the figures for August 1852 Ths
foil ,xinpi is o,iyae
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DICuMoND COUNTY, STATEN ISLAND
III SEVEN PER CENT

INTEREST PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY.
subscriptions for hundred dollars $500 O
OF these bonds viii be received banking house
of ElksTBrN. ROsRNFELD CO., No Broad street,
Said bonds will be issued under authority
Of the aw passed Peh o 1864 and under regulation OF
the Board Of Supervisors adopted July 49, 1884, and the
option with subscrbers 10 have them run Tor either ten
6ftssl 9r twenty 1--we yeayA
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

TToUsE wANTED-BY PRIVATE FAMILY OF
II adults located west OF Broadwas and 9bove Bleeck
street, rent not LOO. The advertiser wishes 70
occupy about the Address g. p. NJ, box S5A
Post Office,
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED-IN AN ELIGIBLE
Il situation, unt May by private family OF three per,
sons; careful able Kent for entire period
can made object Address, with fun par.
ticu,ars box 1852 Pos; Office.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

NrASTED 70 HIRE-rHE WHOLE OR PART OF
w moderate House for small. quiet. respectable family;
pos time Sept Is TO Nov. l;
prompt state locality, dcscrlptio
ana prce; others noticed Address box 2i50 Post
office, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

FURNISHED HoUSE.-WANTED, A SMALL FUR
II nsued House three grown persons above Twenp
street and east sixth Best of references
gwen address D. l,a66 Post Office with terms
Iocau
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-FOR YEAR, OR
" from ls to st April 1863 IL must be eliSioY
situated; applicant good aud careful tenant; $50 per
month ia too high town not west OF s,hth
Fourth Parties OF the nrs respecao
Address box 3,32g Post office,
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

TroUsE WANrED-IMMEDIATELY. BY A SMALL.
careful family Of Desire medium sized mo-
dern house. good location mp town Please leave par
tculars with ADAMS 4 CO., 953 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-ABoVF EIGHTH
II street, FOR six months from November W th all mod
ern conyenences price not $500 month Address
at once e r.. box 3,l5s Post o.lca
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yNANTED--A GENTEELLY FURNISHED HOUSE, BY
w a gensfnau and his wife, without children. II must
desirable beghborhood and contain all modern Inn
provenepts Any p~rson desiring responsible
party who viii carery preserve the property as II their
own will find desall. opportunity. Address stating
location number OF rooms. price aud where an interview
be had, box AIS Post Office.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yNYANTED-A MODERN HOUSE FOR PRIVATE
w family above Fourteenth street, furnish unur
nscd Former preferred from 81 800 to go 500
| Address box 3ls3 New YORK Post olice
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

DART or A BROADWAY STORE WANTED-0N THn
side between Twenty third ana Canai sIr3s.A Az.
dress Howard, station G. 49,
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HOTELS.

T>E LANFAuH HOUSE, 72 WEST FoRTIETH STREET.
IL fronting Park Fifth avenue Large
and cnmmoiious Rooms. newly and elegantly fur
nshed Also one large Suit second loor, unfurnished
Table dhoe.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH OR WITHOUT
l. Board. House contains all modern improvements
Location desirable Call for three days At LOG East Thirty
rd str
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
SUM nIER RESORTS.

CArsKILL MOUNTAIN RETREAT, BETWEEN CATS
zion scenery unsurpassed Board $40 per week or 81
day Coach to convey passengers. Particular OF Dr
MANSON Dentist I225 Broadway, near Thrteth street.
DAVID BLOOM Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

7 DAN OF 1881.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

vNANTbD--BY a RESPECTABLE FAMILY, SMALL
w sized House. unfurnished, with the m odcrn improve
ments the Of Octobcr the LIST OF May loca
on between Fourth and Eighth avenues and Fourth and
Forteth streets rent moderate. Address A. d. III Broad
stating terms.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

u,HE LA TOURETTE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT Il.
J viii be kept open through September. decidedly tho
most pea SAINT month the at this point Parties
returning sa aioga and the Northern watering places
and wishing access OF the cty, VIII mud
ths deiehfu pace spend the balance OF the season
Regular beat som pier No North river at ylt 43J aud
ooo' iio'A. 80 WESLEY W. HILL.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

CTEAM POWER wANTRD-wITH TWO LARGE
- Rooms, say 4Ux60 50 fcst ground floor. with base
men preferred Address, for I've days Steam Power, Her
aid olcc.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yNANTED-FOR ONE YEAR. OR A TERM OF,
w years medium sized Dwelling House. unfurnished;
location Fourteenth Thirty eighth streets and
Fourth and Seventh Address stating rent, j. g.,
Mad pO Il oi
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yyvANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS. uN-
w furnished Rooms, suitable for housekeeping board,
between tyhird and Forty streets Mad
aud Eighth References exchanged Address ".
H. v Porter, 4i5 ". 81 Forty second street
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yVANTED-AN OFFICE OR DESK ROOM. BETWEEN
w Park pace and Duane street, IN tie reehbohood OF
Broadway. Address A W. r, Herald olce.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

BOARD IN BRo0KLYN-IN THE VICINITY or
~ Fort Green gentleman and wife desire Board ia
private FAINT (where other boarde-s taken pre-
ferred) from the l of October First class references
given Address stating terms aud location. r. b., box
2745 New ork Post Office,
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yyrASTED-FoUR UHFURNIsHgD ROOMS. FOR
w housekeepns by three adults In respectable neigh
borhooi: nelOw Fourth street above Thirteenth
street. Second and Sixth avenues moderate
Address H.. station ID. for three days.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

WANTED TO HIRE-pY A PRIVATE FAMILY OF
w adu t. uniurnshed House, IN good order; four
stories hsh gtuop ful sixed house Location between
Tenth an I'll reth streets and Second and Seventh
nues Address Is. Il, station -. Bible House.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

HOUNTRY HOME WANTED, NEAR NEW fORk-
u family consisting OF an edery gent tenan. WIN hs
wire daughter tthe latter lady OF adult age) wish 70
hire small House in some country place town OF Vsge &
ia the ycnitv Of New The care Will be taken
NJ the house hough their property The rent must
bc very The house must be respecaoY ocaiea
but may be ui.e small Tie highest references gwen Ad
dress box 2 ti6 oHice New York
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yNANTED--fN THE TWENTIETH WARD. ON OR
w before Ocobef House, furnished unfurnshed.
parl OF a house suitable for housekeeping Apply at or
ad !ress Wcghcr, 20 Old slip.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR GENTLEMEN
only a. % Breyoor place (Tenta street, near Broad
way; reference required.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

NT b GRIFFIN a BROS, ass GRAND STREET, NEW
IN. York and 2s7 Fulton street. Broosyn arc extracting
Teeth positively without pain By shs ne Q. nitrous oIde
gas No charge extracting when Ntnca teeth
De inserted they are Inserting fall sets q Teeth
Gold s2S, Patna, &26; eiysr Sv; knSoer Ma Partial
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

DRoOKLYN BOARD. .-GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES
- hive pleasant Rooms and good table pheasant
location. Apply a. No Carroll place. Soath Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

IIOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AMI
IL single gentlemen at a. Clinton place, of Uni
versity place. Transfer. persons 81 per day.
CHARLES LEFLER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

T,oLTON DENTAL ASSOCfATION-A PROOF THAT
~ the nitrous oxide gas the best nsshec ~ the fact
that OF thousand patients could
duccd TO take anything ose Delighted" the word. n
Hou NJ
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

ELEGANT FURNISHED RooMS-IN THE FINE
~ brown stone house 4S est Fourteeuth between
Firth ana Sixth avenues, near Demonlcos and Union
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

nR. GEORGE WHITES NEW AND IMPROVED
~ Artificial Teeth. sets S. SO and SIS Superior
In beauty durability and usefulness 10 all others Al work
warranted and half tho prices charged by oter den
ts At 200 West Fourth street. between Barrow and Grove
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

yxrANTED-wITaIN CONVENIENT DISTANCE or
w the CITY Hal Hight clean ROOM about - by 81 feet.
with light power Address Emo, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

L'uRNISHED ROOM TO LET-wiTH OR WITHOUT
IL Board, IN private family with hot and cold water.
use OF bath on the same roor Apply alta Jane street. fourth
door from Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

y.,ANTED-THREE ROOMS ON FIRST FLoOI, WITH
w Kitchen in basement, above Ihrteth street..
Rent, sc, required. Address IA. II, Herald olce.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

Jersey CITY BOARD Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN
eJ be accommodated with Board. private family
near the fery terms moderate. Apply al 81 Morris street.
jersey City.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

EEBNCH BOARD-IN THE FAMILY OF A PARISIAN
u teacher Furnished Rooms aud Bedrooms; also
Back Paor unfurnshed Apply a. % East Twenty second
street. near lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

LnURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TW0 OR THREE
be fwithout bOard);
class private house Inquire - Eas. Seventeenth street.
between Union square and Fifth
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-IN A PRIVATE FAMI.
ly. gen t!sman with breakfast Il desired bath.
&c-No II West Twenty ninth street, convenient to
aud stages
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-12

REBEL MOvENENTs-MIDyIGHT SPECC-
LATIoNs.-A private despatch was re-
ceived in the city last night from Bag
dad. 1t states that six rebel soldiers
passed through the town at half past
seven o'clock in the evening. They re
ported that Morgan was in possession
Of Frankfort, and would be in Consola-
ton by morning. They said his pre-
sent force numbered three regiments
ofinfsntry and one of cavalry The
news is entirely from rebel sources,
and we do not place much credence in
it. Our associate dispatches give the
particulars of fight between Morgan
and Burbridge at BIT Sterling. Intel
hgence received at a later hour in the
night confirms the news telegraphed
from Cincinnati A few additional
particulars are furnished by them. 1t
appears that after the fight at Lexing-
ton, in which Morgan was repulsed, he
divided his forces into two columns,
one of which moved toward George
town and the other on Frankfort We
have no reports Of losses A private
dispatch was received at a late hour
last night from Lexington via Danviile
1t briefly states: "Burbridge now here
affairs unsettled Morgan at Frank
fort-fght going on" We scarcely
know what opinion to express in re-
gard to the news thus briefly stated.
If Morgan reached Franfort before y
o'clock last night he travelled more
expeditiously than we thought him ca
pable of doing with weary force.
The statement in regard to Frankfort
may be correct, yet We think it rather
premature. If the capital city is sur
rendered TO the rebels, they viii obtain
a large amount of erdnance stores. We
write az midnight. We may obtain adj
ditionsl news before the hour Of going
TO press. Lon Jour.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-12
Rebel Lcssss IN the Raises In TIF
ginia.

The Richmond Examiner Of a recent
date, has an article on the losses of the
two armies, which. is particularly in
structive It states that the rebels lost
10000 in Killed alone, in the first eight
days battles but it claims that our
loss was 10000 1t has doubtless put
LES killed at the lowest figures and
we presume it is fair authority on the
subject But Of course GRAxT's losses
are mere coniectures. We know that
our killed did not quite reach 5000; 50
that the rebels really lost more than
xe did As to the wonderland we
take the Cincinnati Enquirer's Wash
ingtoE correspondent-we lost just
2S,000 We have all along believed
that the rebels suffered more than the
Union soldiers; and the Examiners
advices now prove this But that IS
not all We presume the losses in Off
GERS and men, would be about the same
proportion, to one another, in each
army. The Examiner says:
In Virginia alone, since the com
mencemento Of the long fight with Grant,
we have lost l9 Generals-seven killed,
ten wounded, and two captured The
names Of the killed are Stuart, Jenk-
ms, Stafford, Jones, Julius, Daniel, Cor
don, Of North Carolina, and Perrin, of
South Carolina Those captured are
General Edward Johnston, and Gen
Walker.
The Yankee loss in Generals is equal
ly as large as ours. The New York
Herald itself admits the following loss
Killed-Major General James E. Wads-
worth, Major General Sedgwick, Brig.
General Haynes, General Webb, Gen.
Taylor Bailey. WOunded-Gen Josh
T. Owens, (since dead General T. G.
Stevenson, General James c. Rice,
dead, General Getty, General Talbot,
wounded in bowels, General Robinson,
in leg. Captured-General Seymour,
General Shaler, General Neal and Gen.
Hickman. Recapitulation Killed,
wounded, 6; captured, l. Total, Is.
We cannot exactly see how - equals
10; but perhaps the rebels can. But
there is another rebel General captur-
ed, not here mentioned, who command
ed a brigade in Johnston's division his
name, however, we have forgotten.