New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

,e,-,,afop. and military uhhoflni ""- WV
loaded revol7e!S' .o,,,c
Conveying Rebels mails across 'ne IV'O"FO
s..over blocsadsd. Most OF TIE Icmaie so"Ve
..., vbo,e trips we used TO c5ronieiS are
90. in ial and their sisters occupation gone
i"," ~" oo,vey.nce Of other contrabsnd iis alec
stopped. nosrc,,,,, !
On INQUIRY at Gen. Scott's and tien' C'e-
Ian. headquarters, we learn that no s)a'en
t,om Gen. Rosecranz has been received asough
tbere ia reason to tbiuk that be is in hof ,ha'e
Of Wise and Floyd, having lett Lee IN 'i'''"
to do nothing. (
ENLIsIMENTs FOR THE REGUl AZ AK
The new regiments OF the res lar a. %
SLING up as fast as desirable fer efseiene!k iI0
14th Infantry s twO.ihirds full Sn@ n'S'' eooi.
70 take the field. Recruits OF maj; VI
fnents are sent bitber.
ARRIVAL OF Gov MORGAN \
The Governor Of Ne"-lorA a''''0u
- I;. husioess ia to make arran6S Sncn's
Nth regard 10 the recruiting and ;ransps alton
Of troops.
ARRIVAL OF GOV. GAMB Z.
Gov. Gamble Of Missouri is here, and FED an
interview with the President to-day.
THE NORTH CAROLINA CoNGREsShEf -IiiE
UNION FEELING.
Charles II. Foster Of North Car1lius, x 40 ar
rived in this city to day reports that Ee and
Eve others were elected Represen .Stivess to the
United States Congress on Augu't ], tEe day
appointed by law for hold " the elecholS lie
save that there s strong Union ieEng IN
that State, and that the Governor is inetned to
Unionism.
MARYLAND MILITARY.
A delegate from the Maryland UniCsists is
here, eDdeayoriug ~ have that State made sep
srste military department and put uNder
Marylander in order to stimulate patriotism by
State pride.
DESERVING TRANSFERS.
Ten teaUlsters, who bad been in charge OF the
taiu with Gen. Stones column, getting Tired ol
country life, came to Washington without leave.
Mai. Van Vlet promptly cspped them into The
Central Guard House. Not beng worth court
snarsaI, they will be sent to Philadelphia and
discharged without pay.
ARREST OF An EDITOR.
Col LamoD arrived here day or two since
with the editor of The HageTstOCn Maa as
prisoner. As be passed through the place t'e
population gave uumistakaole signs OF sympathy
with the rebel editor. Had they committed any
overt acts, Col. Lamon had arranged matters 80
as 70 make the town too bot to hold them.
PosTMAsTERs.
Thornton X. Ware has been appointed Poet
master at Fitcbburg Mass. w. I. Doane, at
Kansas, Missouri.
ANOTHER sEBENApE.
The SPLENDID baud Of the Cameron Rifles seTe-
naded the President aealn tonight
The TREASURY NOTES.-THE PATRIOTIC SHOE
MAKER.
The frst Treasury Note issued will be TO The
patriotic Massachusetts shoemaker whOse letter.
accompanying a remittance OF 500, which be
rendered to the Government for ten years with
out interest, was published in THE TRIBUNE
few days ago. The name of the man who set so
patriotic az example is J.. p Wallace, and he
is q resident Of Amesbury Mllls, Massachusetts
The Secretary Of the Treasury has no power TO
accept tenders Of money without interest, or for
such long period aud for this reason Treas
ury Note bearing interest at the rate Of $40
per cent, payable semi-annusly, will be issued
TO bin. Doubtless there are thousands Of
"patriotic shoeuakers aud other mechanics,
men Of every occupation, who will invest il
similar manner. No savings institution pays 80
high an interest Besides, Treasury Note will
always command, at once the full amount Of its
face, with whatever interest may have accrued,
and within few months wIll, without doubt,
bear premium. They can be held as per-
manent Investment until maturity-three years
and the interest for the whole period may be
drawn at that time, or ct the option Of the
holder the notes may be converted, if amounting
to $500 in the aggregate, into bonds Of 20 years,
bearing interest at six per cent
Tie issue of the demand botes $50, and $lO's,
ia being pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
About $3.50 600 per day is thrown out nov, and
the first Of next week $500O00 per day Will bs
Issued. Ten men viii be constantly employed in
signing and eOuntersigning for the Register and
Treasurer these notes. Each one Of these makes
on an average 5000 signatures each day. 1t
this rate Of signature each clerk receives c0n-
pensation Of $1,000 per annum. Thsre are
many, however, who make 1000 or 1900
more than TIE average number of signatures per
day, and these receive pay pro rata. For Tie
signature Of the whole issue Of $5O,CGO,OOO of
demand notes, the labor Of one man Sjr seven
yesrs would be required.
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