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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
Commercial Intel igenee,

LIVERPOOL COrIOs MARKET, SEPT. 0.-Ine
SAFE. of cotton on nond4 and tuesday 100 bses The
m,rkrt bad downward tendency. with de- line IN many IN
s,ances II I'd. Ffr.
LIVERPOOL bK'A psTryrs MARRLr. SEPT o-Ihe
isrhe, svnarsy quiet AID sst.dy Wsnrned
kash Co. Rcharts0D pencel Co. aud other report:
FLOOR quiet and trsdy. Wheat inactive Amber Iowa Ss v
cent u; orn dull al - y Gusr. tor mixed. arr
LIVERPOOL Provision MsRgSr, Sep. D. The msfEet 70
generally might've Circulars report b.ef ia F'Is NOMINAL
Bscop dsu Lard firm and sdvsnced fslow quit butter
nvm So
ward td cy. Coffee steady. Rice quiet Ashes quiet nd
steady Es III steady Lil~ed oil quiet Spirits Tupestns
steady az 60 +. Petroleum mac. We.
Josocs 6.-preaj- IDS steady Sugar duh. Cone
fnscyc. hice quiet steady. 1s-ow steady % OIs
surts inrT.n'.ne quiet ., 8. 0.
LONDON TUESDAY, Sept 6Consols close ct s73 for nes
lxrRrcaS sEcrrlIiI.- Illinois Censl u. n, GAS db-
count; frle r, H., 40. ". I...r- Ntl lf-
LIyKpo1I "Wednesday Sept, 7-Corros-Ths Gales Of
and Today resch 1900 baie rcluding 600
10 ard 90 poers Tie market 10 dull with hsuo
iporirv and pricts arc weak AMI pnca hanged.
fRfApsruVya-Thc market Is eusI and Heady. Com
PROVISIONS The market u inactive Lard s still sdvmc
fRoprrk-Tte market 10 quiet and steady.
TRADE REr,nr.-Ths Manchester MARKET Is very dol,
with declining tendency.
LoxDos "wednesday, Sept 1-Censos close a. s7l fer
AnsnIcAx sEcuprYixa-The market fer American StoSss
fmer. Illinois Central X H.. t6a ~ discount; Ens ~
ADu4l.
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rHCu NEty.0HLEANe.

The steamship Continental, Capt. sumner
from New.OIlcans the l2th inst. arrived On MONDAY
Hel ndviees con;an no Of Importance Gen. HANKS
hsd issued an order OF which the following Il en- o.
tract;
The recent strike among Boiler Maker3 ard Daetin'
iss the Wages demanded ty Mechanics AIT LeooieIs
bsnr exorh.tnt md greatly beyond h" reguate' pi-ccs
for src, l,lor md some aotlon being imp'ratVeH re-
ourfd in ordes that pahiic Interests may De pTicexu
ard ruilc work proHciiy prosecuted IL u hciopy
o,dcl cd that tie req ured number Of MechaacS 81 ue
various Classes DO detailed fISm tlo enlisted mih
II tits c.mmnud fog duty IN The oaaricin1stels
Department t. be fTious.od far The tne being ana
lat the r,lofc1 parsons cCnsrrltci GaGer isherdI
uidegs No. igg iru'n these Headquarters, that are
rejected ly ho eyalniTg snrCcop az MT meeting tho
s.Adad cr recruits for I1ltir' service. shall DC ee
li,ri "a a. lie Qa,1sgnns;or Department rs inh2iaa
Extra pay VIII b. allowed al such. Us Latter III rao
l,c oxgedisncy and Necessity. rs iohows: "Lits Me
chan.cs so per month"; Colcrcd Mechanics OF The "a
and 81 class Of sklrd labor, SIS per munth; Coored
lahore faien under the order ajve cited so per
month with raiiOns rad clothing not 10 exceed ~ 80
per month.
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Rcse, ,fovcp.cn,s IN Mi,.i,sippi.

INtO. sept 70, Itot
TIE Tieksjurg HtraM Of the 10th says uere
has h,eu concentration OF Rebel forces at Jacssoi
Miss Forrcs,.. Tayor'- Calson's. and wirt Adaniss
troors wcte encamped around tia; cty for several
niles The force was eliminated at - 90 Een, with sr
tensive wagon. pontocn. ard artillery trains Al the
wagons wero rsIkcd u. S." being those captured
from Stn.g'e AT Gnrtown. Al their movements nre
ccndu-t.d il the greatest secresy Forest was stu
coupeed 10 walk on crutthes, nom wsnnd recaivod
n Tnpcio but ear ride horse.
Adsiccs from Memphis say ths, Forrest Lid issoed On
order. dated tho 81. p,silely Prohibiting ali exit or
egress from bis lines after tae 5h and positively for
bidding the transportation Of cotton outside tho terri
tory under bis control Ths A. conJee'uIed as meaning
thn be has important expedition on foot to Which
the extract from lie vis6.rg Ht,oid cftLe 18th doubt
lc.R rnlsrs.
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fROrE Tssss AEcsx OFF TssE POrcNAC
The Caitle Haia-Nrre oft''c Rebels Canyh'
-1sScre about k..1uSr.
HrQRs Assiy or THE loros.c


Oar troops which started in pursuit OF the
Riding patty that carried oil the cattle. did not suc
coed N oycrtakine ,he Rabols In their retreat they
having too much tie s,ali, and safely eilecfs iiRir
escape with tile cn:ire herd which numbered 2,is5
head Sixteen herlsmen we're taken prisoners aud Two
were Killed. Tho e e;ay. when frat discovered had
amost con petoy surrounded the hsTt ana It's guard.
and oay small portion Of the latter effected tic.r
escape.
The loss O. the Guard .7d Of the Is. District cfCo!nm
biz Cayary Is moi known but il Is qpe large. few
stfaccleFs and ,lu,l WHO were runnrg on With
OVID Of refugees we're picked Up by oar troops ami
tbs troops operating against Richmond and nos for ts
Amy of tle ioio gese,tiiy The herd was und'r
the charge Of Cop, Elchsrdson. ard were located
where they were by Col. Norson, on account OF the
good grazing ground there.
The Licnt General has ssned order that no spaF
i,ous malt or vnons liquors shall be allowed to couc
INTO the axDles except through tie Coinne."fy ana
Xe6ica, Departments. This was indeed BY the larg'
amounts brought down by sutleTs ard others oTdcis
fr.1n officers. but Which wHs nsniy kept Oh sae by
lo1lers who thus managed TO eYade tbe former orders
In the matter.
Brig Gen Mot hos been made n Moor General By
brcvot b. tie prs:deLi for gallant services daring The
late chmpiign-
Firns is Kept Mp along the rcs. and no exchanges OF
Papers are nade between tie piokets
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GDeRS ARMT OF THR POTOMAC, !
Saturday, sept. IL. 1864.
Kanta's Cavalry. which was picketing on the
extreme left forming that portion Of the csyafy picket
line between tho Norfolk Railroad and the james River
was attacked this mornipg. driven In. and over two
thosaDd head Of cattle which grazing but short
distance In The rear OF tho line, were captured The
LIST D. c. CGyery. which had its headquarters at Sycs
more Church AID the nth Pennsy Cavalry (be.s
quarters at Mt sluaT Clurchl wors the regiments al
tackled The former aorg sendre line, end Of the latter
two OF three squadrons On the LEFT.
The elemys force Is stated at five thousand. com
prisng William IL Lee eade and Hampton, Legion
Of Cavalry with brigade Of in'sntryi tho whole
under the command Of Iosser A smalef s,roe than
this would hive been sufficient to sweep our slender
picket line anywhece and the very Natural result of he
attack vas that the enemy drove men full well
before Lin. gobced W The catts and captured con.
siderable part OF the LIST ID. G. Cavalry.
part u their force followed orr mep IN M
far es Prince Georges Court House whore the Sd Row
York Cavalry was In reserve. Their bugies Mad tie
effect OF causing the enemy 20 face abopt and re-.
.reat kagtz started 10 pursuit after collecting his
trocps and Gregg prceeeded down the Jerusalem
uant road IN the horc Of eating OF the retreat, One
trccde Of infantry wns cent out 20 support each column
n cavalry, the ons supporting Keuts remaining -
Prince George Court House, Last night "a oioaar
osno in from Esuz's command With THO .ctalloaeca
,j,t ,hs enemy were hsmmod in bctwe5n ,be i,sc,
W. Ter and the Jorasaem p!ank.rc,1d, md wond ~,
brluehf to boy by our eayalfy ~
IRE officers oftbe ist D.,riet Of Cousbia Regiment
"a Jtnrsd were. hsjor ). s. Bsher. conmsrdng the
regiment; Major j, ". Clcudman Capt. T. II. Howe,
Iioot merrill Lisis McKasiok lieut. Con Lieut..
X. woffor, Lieut.. Spending. Lieut. Montfert was
killed and his body brought of The total loss In ha
esnen, In said to be not more than seventhve ard
about dozen Ia the iitb Pennsylvania.
Two deserters we're yesterday executed Ia the 5th
Corp. fr
reconnaissance was mlJo on Thursday morning In
front VI Nafrons position. by two regiments oi Gieggs
Cavalry. with BaItel's brigade Of infanhy In support.
The CGTSry sdy0pccl southwest about u miles w the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
Sale OF United States E0Ads
In Germany.
sERlc,S SICKNESS or LOUIS NApolson.
bitches II TIE P::aca Negotiations at
Vienna. 8gf
HArlrAx. Sept 10. 1864.

The steamship Sioon, Capt. Martyr, lefe
Liverpool at p. m. the 9th and Queenstown on The
IN nst ard arrived ut Laliirx on the morning
the 18th. The SldOn reports tie stb ins'. 10 miles
west of Festnct Rock, exchanged signals with thu
steamship Erin bound TO ElDge, 18Th inst lat. 81 Ion.
j2. passed steamer. blrtrigsed, showing co.ofed
night signals. supposed to be u the Nos. treai
steamers bound East. The Sidon viii sail early ON
fees''.y morriny for New.Yors.
The steamship ST. Patrick arrived at Greenwich on
the 9Th with SowYofl ssy.ces " TIC I'll u via New
fcnndiind.
The steamship City Of Dublin, which left Liverpool on
the 81 bound Now York. pat back the 9th with hsx
machinery damaged. .- ...
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News Of TIE Fall % Ai;rnia-ftcto! Move
meat. West OF the Etississippi--No Later
News from Mobile.
NV .OsLEANs, Z

Nrw .OsLEANs, Tuesday, Sept. l3 lea.
The news Of The fall of Atlanta produced
grea, dos ouJency o1one tae Ecbcls and correspond
iag Joy among tho loyu people.
Hoods Army is reported through loyal sources to- b.
greatly oemcrnhzed
All the nDs.Gississippi Rebel army with the excep'
ton o. Buckncrs Brigade has moved M toward White
liver aed uucAner co.lrOnts tic re0naAt Of our army
al Morgagaia.
Orr main force las been sen, ewey from Ho9gauza.
It's destination is contraband.
Col. 5. Lcymanki, Rebel Commissioner CT Exchange,
anl Col Dwight Union Commissioner. were In consul
taton a; Morennzia yesterday aud IL is hoped that
general exchange Of prisoners viii result from their in'
tervier. .I.
There Is Lotling new from Mobile
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nv THE MIBEKNEA.

FARTHER POM. Monday. Sept. 10. 1864
The steamship Hibenan, from Liverpool
9Th. via Londonderry 9th instsnt passed here sA's
evening. on her why to Quebec.
Her ndvces are two days later than those oy TIE
sidon, at Halifax
III. steamship Erin. from New-York. arrived q
ouse nstown on the 9Th.
Ths steamship North American. from Quebec ~
rived at Londonderry on the eth.
The steamship Hsnsa, romNew-fofk, reacnso
Southampton on tie 7th.
The steamships City Of baltimore and City OF
Limerick, from New York. arrived ct Liverpool one
eth Ill ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
How TO Preserve pear. for Sick soldier.

Peel, quarter and core the pears, put them IN
kettle with sufficient water to boil them. When nearly
sof enough TO put spoon through. add suih guam
tty Of sugar (sbout as nnch o. would be required II
s.ewing fer the table krds VI pears require mora
than otLers) Boil slowly until spoon can be pat
through TIE quaTtcrs easily. thon pour the whole In
srAiner or coiander. which sboad be suspended long
enough 20 let the syrnp drain of wc then spread the
pears on earhrn dishes and i!y in moderately heated
oven (ether brick or stove ovrn). To tell whom they
aIe dry enough break opon the qaareTsif stsy do not
scem PUPPY wet. but solid and wGIy they are lit to
pr. away. ......I ... ..
Pack them in wooden boxes wooden butter pnils
with a opIinlje OF sugar over tho top, and nan mp
securely. Tho syrup which was strained of cen DO
used 90 boil another LOT Of pears in aud 80 for
ocseye los with little sugur adlod every time, and
water when required.
TLcse are almost o. nice "a Gg. 10 eat Ni1lou' s
further preparation; or to stow thei, pat watsy
over them lot them stand and soak hto while thea
boil slowly until soft.
II the slowiy-c ,nvaeseing solsef or crirpsd invalid
could have w Of these brought to lis ,y cot now
and tAen he would receive them with relish and grail
t1de,
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Csrsinas in brow nsviIIe-R xtraordimar
Proceedings.
Vfom 0Gr Special CoTespondent.

NEW ORLEANS Monday. Sept. IL. 1864.
The Crescent City bids fair TO become the
city of refuge for all unfortunate MeXicsEa Every
arrival nom that country brings or more who
sre fleeing from tho fronch wrath to come. sra
somewhat disposed 10 believe tho army Of that country
% have been recruited upon the principle sioptei By
Arsemas Ward In the formation Of his Br,gadiers'
Brigade" believe that among al these refugees
have seen but one major, and not single line officer
Colonels and generals abound Ike scorns la an oak
forest But have rare biz Of news brought over by
0sssssi cajsnO and Colonel Lavara.
alcy arrived here Yesterday in the transport Clinton
cad are youoed for by well known Hesiosus as reliable
sdacsrs and gentlemen Of vefacty.
On The 9Th Of Auycst Few hurdsei French soldiers
oAdeI Col Vernon landed at Bagdad. or Boea d., Rio
or villa Go Cortina town Of considerable Importance
situated at the mouth Of the Kio Grnnde. Which is
known by all these alias. On the III OF this month
portion Of the force 800 strong went few niles up
tAe river and attacked le Mexican force at Bur1its
bot seem TO have been held at bay while courier vas
dispatched TO Matanores &c miles distant where Cor
tinas was with request for reSnfrcements Instead Of
complying with the request. that officer Governor Of
sbe State OF Tapiupss. Immediately formed his troops
fsoeo In number) in two divisions ard placing enc
sDder the command Of Lie brother headed the other
Amsb boldly eTossee tbe RIO Gracde, end g6ye Ger.
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Great BRftafns

tn. Lordoa Timcs, IL an editorial, REMARKS
that the coincidence OF crvim ',ances IL favorable 70
that the hopeless dead lock u the armies In the
Sed ha ppens TO with the period when the people
poicy or Deliberately approve the old They mast
nut ose decision the other upon record and the ssree
II mftary faores contaminated by the dreaJnh heses
Of the present year. render 1t almost Impossible iof sns
- propou for war. g..
Tie Herald thin 10 there is considerable exsxgenton
in the estimate 0Tmed by 10 tho proDabinJ "
a speedy te mnation Il the American Mar ., A.
K cares ondeut writing 10 The nmss thinks II NJ.
lincoln proposes nrnistce it VIII only 70 ~ lnna:
Gee E;ghsk Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

FoRifrss MONROE Saturday Sept IL. 1854.
There has been no arrival from City Point
this afternoon.
The f0g.,ftruec s'enmcr Ncw.Hork len for he
James River last evening.
FoGTafss MoSsop, Sept. ls. lsoi
As the steamer Vanderbilt was coming down
the Bay iro Washington hst night disturbance
took place h treer so,diors Games
IN which one stabbed the otter killing him almost
Instantly.
Ihc Forth New -Happsli,e Regiment started for
home tits afternoon. their time having expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

The following advertisement appears IN Ca,.
cutts paper: Wanted by bl'ckgmr1 emeoyn,sns
having hitherto conducted himself as gentlemen aud
signoly hed ii which his hopeless state OF lmpecGhl
os,y Is the best proof Is induced to oiop tne o'ner
course In the hope that he may NEE. with better sue
eegs No objection 10 Ny county. Terms Inodsg"'s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
W. ID. VI.
rae Raid Ina our Rssr-The Cattle Capture
stsry lntruf.
From Our Special Correspondent-
IN FRONT oP PEITRsBuHc, VA.
Saturday morning, SEPT. il, ls6i


You Will By the time this reaches you, have
heard great sensation report gboa, Rehe raid In the
rear Of our lines yesterday morning and 'he capture OF
three thousand or more bead 81 cattle. II is trc that
res1noat Of Hanptn's Cavalry id make rather bold
dash IN between our Petersburg line aud the james
river about Daylight yesterday morning and succeed
in stan pedng large dove u cattle aad pariicu
larry hs categuard but oar cavalry were soon On the
acr, in largo force with view to surround ie raiders
AID capsure them.
The result was that the most Of the raidng party 80!
away. BIT 1ot with any cattle. They On bret coming
within our lines had captured some Of the operators a.
Telegraph station near Fort Posbnian. also part
Of the LIST District Of Columbia and the 18th Penasyi
yania Cavalry. Eut those motly got away from them.
in The cattle mbrogo and The captrfes Of men stood
about evenly baancd. while the attempted capture Of
cattle on the part OF the Rebs was an entire failure.
The scattered cattle being gathered up Lest eve.
ming and this morning.
Greegs ivalry is still after tho remainder Of tie
raiding party. which Is said TO be backed ny small
force Ct artillery aad inf0ntFy, With good prospect Of
capturing the whole concern
In haste. uIrSoIEH.
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To ,he Ass-cla.ed Press.

10 tIe Nv cil."u II'Ft'
Nrw.OmrAxs sept II, rid cAIro. Sept. 10. 1854.
There il much dispute over The Mexicon news.
I, Is not eencrsry believed. hus soms WHO ought TO
Know, assert positively that I; is true.
Corna l. said 10 he stu ct FOit Brown, With nhe-
teen guns Tearing or Maiemoros. Col Birds he5eI
cavalry are Pea ten mes ~ ;be Rio Cfahde ana
the French have moved out ten miles from Bagdsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
Movement. Of Rebels Ia tic sos..w~.,.

LOIIHVlLIf. STU 10, Ib'F.
Gen. Forrcet crossed The Cold Water on Mon
day last and .amped within Is miles Of Memphis. Gen.
Nsrnadnse with 900 is acrosa the 81. Frenes. IN
tending 20 invade Assonr Gen. Price IL threatening
TIC Rock. Gen. schofcld and Brig. Gen. sPrsguc
arrived lore rum tho froni Tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20
Another pirn,c-ve..cl. Fired.

BosroS. Monday. Sept 10, 1861.
The schooner Mary b. Smith which arrived
ri Beverly on Saturday. reports Spoke. Sept. lat
"A 40 bon o. 80 fishing schooner william u Iovef' of
Merhehea who reported that 90 miles TO TIC eastward
saw four or vo YES sells fire. that there was pirote
or the Banks and that shs Uhe Vim. II. LovetD got
under weis immediately IN get clear Of the pirate.
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oGTn N. z. CoLoRgp TROOPS.

CHARLkBTON, 3 @, Aug =.
The undersigned were captured on Johns Is
land on the 7th Of July 1884, and are now held a. pris
orers Of war In this city.
Corp Marches Kelly Co. H. Theodore Cotton. Co. Berrs
Goshea N. Y. STATE. willie, N. Y. State.
Jefrniah Freeman, Co. u, Arthur Lee Co. ], Ncrwfcns
Oy-so, N. Y. state. NJ Y State.
5TH ". Y.
scrg Thos Cunnin gtaun, Col. Lorrnso Burrs, Co -
Jossph O,born coz q p,rd A,,isdie, Co. l..
Wa ID. LrcAs CAPTAIN co. Y.
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Lnies,-ria Qveenstopp.


LONDON, sept. There ~ no European news
10 isy iuipor, ance. r.'r b.
lrvsRrooL sept. 7.-s,cs3ship City Of Baltimore. nom
n.w.loTs, LAS suived
a hun. .-.o, I.I'f It
CANroy July 2T-rI-hsnse L9lt9i. ..I
CArccrrA AUG. l6.-EIcisuse 2iis. .r
Accounts from tie ind 10 crops are unfavo'sbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

G. Ames & Co., "banking company Q
commenced piyiDg out stamped bills payable cn pre-
sontaion. Many persons at once intru,ed them VIE
money Tor ~ e keeping, and even drew deposis iron
other banks for the purpose One morning few days
since, III company tnrned up missing was also
all The money lefi with lbem amounting some say. u
lpIty o. hlty tlOlseud inisTf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-20

Cap. w. coohsus. trp' Cap &C. Chase G. cav.
Capt. J. D.Wood,x 4. 6..O oeu.csTpt ]. Torssit.
rag Cip;. X. z. Scan, Pa cav.
yWp ruqfc RI Is2 volt opt. Mex Ses1er2 q. scav
Cat GD. C1!,r ~ 7. c.yt apt A. J. Diy 70 W b. yc.
G. j. sl-HAxl. ls6 ~ y vo! fnf j. f.utchins 30 Mara
Capt O. Wise. IN T. wi. CAPT. H. Blsck, OHIO.
ait. +. r. kinslry, g. Ma4s.capt McEwan y Y Il.
Capt j. w. lockwood. III talt }. o. Lord, 10 No. vol
n, Y;v9i G.n; ! rsyes, Brig . Div.
Cant r Ives 10 Mess yol. II. Co. {. Hooper ~ Mas
Capt \. D. Meaehsn'' inlpt CO. wR. hs,.horne $50 Pa
q. '. IS. Capt. W. n. IurAett. = "a, x.
t-CoL :. 4 noGt, - NY u. J. II. knie Coan Cav.
L,-Co. Letch, 10 Penn Ii n. Fisher. A. ID. g. to
Col a. %. Pase. I04 n. Y. zen Mott
Lt.Cot 4. II Curtis 20 MI"I, o. 2. krowni Msss IA.
L.-Col Wslhr, AA0. lOcnLf Il. =. Dane y. H. Noi.
Hancorkl Corp. ~. A. Z. Gsi.wuld ~. Art
eng zen ". b. taitlett 9A.it. J. O. Eac IL U.s. In.
Corps. IT, Geo: x tr.dy, Is U. 5. In.
T., - d. C. Maynlhsr icf NJ. &. V. Mrs.r.
Y va ' L. ~. f. Hswiins
c.pi. Is. Hcxeoo; shy. VAL. aeerge fr,nca.
Cart f {: tr.wfo- li6 Ps. Watt j. z. Tnonas
sr,. MI Dorsi, i55 NY. W. X. H. IA. Walk.
GAIT J. NJ. t1ppe 81 H.i.NELf. John Riley, o. Pa Va
g. Geo Waih. n. Y.sS. 1t J. n. Bel y. Cav
IL W. H. Chs pman 10 N-.ts.L,. CeS. C. stair lO Ia
Lsut. horas NJ. Fiber, lsi A. n. n. SSrrie - IA 90
Pa Reserves. L.eui Henry Chapman 80
Y. Lieut.. Z b. Springer ile Pa
Lieut.. I'M Luea, Mieb. Cav soL
Lieut.. w. n. 5abcock, ny. Li-u1y t. conneiyA. ~ T.
Lieut.. w. u. Known. I.i-rt Hugh Watt. .
AdjL A. D. Cspon III NY. Lieut.. ". ~ Flint, n l.
lent Joseph Gear, ia Ny. So phen p. Ccrlss
ei.u E. /. OConnor % NY Lieut. payi. Lynch, o. " y
iru. J. Ryan. l6i ~ !. La J. a. paionoet' y. \.
Lrui. 4. 7. E,ea, j. lie. Li.el ). y. R. Hoses, %
Leat Dsnlei G.s..NH WIN. Ecsner 7NY.
L. c. z. Newsl, +5N.y.