New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
The RumOred Foreign Intervention
TIE REPORTS ABOUT THE MEXICAN TREATY
qaE NORA PERFORMED BIZ BLACK REFUGEES
Incident of the Conservative Caucus,
TAG NETWORK SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
WAsnlx.roN. Mond,y. July l. 40!

NAsHIN'TNN, MONDAY
TIE gTNORTD FOREIGN INTERFERLNCE
The ruraor that the Government has been notified
=, the Ministers of France and England that the
war ,oust Immediately be brought to close, WHEN
has been current here for several days and appears
ia the Geographic columns Of contemporary most
fond Of calards Of this description, il utterly IN
founded in fact.
4 ia ipconcevable tha, the Government should
haze allowed il to be telegraphed since II believed,
e colld not but cause far more mischief than the
letters touching the recent battles on the Chcka-
h,a.rg which were not allowed TO 20 over the
wires.
We repss. wha, we have already asserted upon
c.celleu. authority that the last steamer brought no
Official o. semi-olicl word in the nature Of an offer
Of mediation, Of intervention, or Of interference IN
o1r domestic afias in any shape whatever, from any
f)reign power whatever.
The question what the Government o. France or
The Government Of England proposes 10 do in the
future is purely : mater of speculation: neither
Governments has yet spoken.
The TREATY WITH MEXICO.
We sre again assured, upon authority which can
1ot be gaiusayed that the French Minister has not,
a, mas been reported, demonstrated at The STATE De-
parnent OF anywhere else against the ratification of
TIE treaty with Mexico.
B. the same authority we are. however also as
srsd tha: the indications that France would be
uAely to regard the ratification of the treaty as an
act Of hostility, and # Disposed might eeils upon
Is "a preteXt for war with Us.
LOYAL BLACK RLFUGTTs.
TIE Interpretations with which IrO-Slayery
journals teeni concerning the loyal blacks who have
sought refuge in Washington, are exposed by the
following rlan statement of facts. So far from
being Al expense to the Government, the 100 who
now lodge in Duff Green's row are a solr,e OF
oecuniarv prof; as we'll as Of great advantage 10
Washington.
Oae hundred and fifty have been employed for
weeks in police work. particularly in burying dead
horses 900 Of which left where they were sure to
breed pesence, they have put under ground. Fifty
are hired by the DAY in the Quartermssters Depart
meut, and are employed in breaking mules.
The maximum wages paid 10 these men Is 10 cents
isy They also receive a ration Estimated at %
cent, each. Two hundred rations are Issued TO
women and children who DO nothing Adding this
- cents fcf the average family rsons to the 90 pad
10 money and in Iaions TO the laborins blacks. we
have an average payment Of 80 cents day, for
0hicL the Usual price is 81 to 81 3D.
II we add five cents which is beyond the actual
cost, the proportion OF each head Of family for the
shelter afforded BIN and his in tho Iicketty building
in which they house, the maximum cost IS -
cents a1d tho Government saves in each oase from
l. 70 40 cents day.
These 400 blacks are all that remain under the
charge Of the Military Governor. Thousands who
have AIKEN refuge in the District have disappeared,
some getting employment; as teamsers and in other
cspacit!e, under tie Government, many others lav-
isg been hired by private families, and not few
having cio- ed the Potomac to free Virginia or the
fee MOTT.
THE SHIP CANAL BELL.
TIE House to-day, as was anticipated, lad tie
Stiu Canal bill embracing both The Illinois and The
New-York projects, upon tue table by three major
fv. A motion was, however, entered to reconsider
with view TO the portponemenl Of the biii unit
next December, when the friends Of TIE measure
feel confident that il viii be carried. They are
greatly encouraged by the support it has received.
DEPARTURE or CGNGREsSMrN.
We learn that numter OF members Of boti
Houses have adjourned themselves for the session
BENZ paid by the year. Their constituents can dis
cove tLe.r names by examining the record OF iAe
mex, Yea and Nay vote. Two members af least
RON New York have, we learn, gone home for ne
session.
FREE-sOIL IN VIRGINIA.
J, INV not be generally known that Virginia, from
hcoris Creek to Leesburg, distance Of 20 miles
embracing seven counties, is 20 all effects and pn
ro.cs Free-Soil. Many loyal blacks have takel
refuge there, both from tue Rebel-held counties o.
vi-p.ris and from Maryland. Inspired by their cx
example Of freedom. the negroes whose masters re-
SIDE W thin the district trea; them vefy cagaleIy.
80 FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW N ALEXANDRIA.
H. a case which recenily arose At Alexandria Gen
e,sl Wsdswoth informed the claimant of On alleged
fugitive that there WIS., no civil law existing IN that
city under which he could get him, and that tie sol
Tiers Of the United States could lot serve him, nol
ooQ.d he be allowed 10 disturb the camps by q
search.
A similar answer was given in the case OF two
boat.osd, Of Maryland blacks who across 10
Acqu's Creek, and msser who discharged four
barrels Of his revolver at Il slave his appearance
after several weeks absence was informed that the
Use OF firearms within the lines Of the army il II
breach OF the peace, and was puniihed for bis
conduct.
SOLDIERS on PAROLE CALLED UPON.
M order has been irsned from the AdutaDt-G en-
erals Office requiring all soldiers and officers on
parole % report themselves at specified camps, aud
iofb.dding the granting Of any furloughs to them.
CONTRADICTION.
" aIe enabled to contradict, upon tie highest
authority. the assertion i'll tue correspondence Of
ne Times, OF to-day 10 the effect that Gen.
Mcdowell is preparing for Publication vindca,on,
Or justification of the conduct OF the war In his
department. lie would not have ting. even were