New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31


fed them not to receive stamps Ia payment OF goods
at least all Of them denied having made any state
ment of the kind. Here is what Nh Reynolds says
by way Of explanation;
A CARD FROM MT. REYNOLDS.
To ne Editor Of The N. Y. Trt,ulG
Their In ny statement 70 you on Monday ana when VIZ
published nesdsyt DO no, doubt but nss an error
been made concerning the police, ss body In thn
Twenty soond Ward. TIE re'u.si Of sons Of the retail
g'cc, to accept the stamp aod o,ins sar A.,
now Learn grew Of the huckse refusal oil then nnt
why the who refused .ae the osse stamps rom
Saturday evening and SUNDAY nos, ana ,s sns
tina, they do sgrint couu..s and broken banks
should utterly refose 10 scknowedse any 'uen u.
called upon In company with policemen npTSoI'ns'
40. s27 E,sm ayeaue
SOLDIERS RETuRSIsG TO THEIR REGIMESTs.-
We are indebted 10 w. ii. Mitchell, the United
States transportation Clerk, for the following state
men.: During the past week, 81 men have re-
ceised transportation tickets at the Qlar.ermss,er.
Generals Office, to return to their regiments. The
number Of men returning is constantly increasing.
They are reporting themselves at No. State street
and st Fort Han itoD, at the raie OF regiment
week. A large number Of the paroled Union prison
efs have been sent TO Annapolis within adsy or two
John Campbell joined the army about year ago.
lie belongs to Company +, 10Th Regiment, Connecti-
cut Volunteers Burnsdes Division. lie Vas az the
battle Of Roanoke and Newbern. At the former
battle he fought with his cont a6es, and was noted
for bi. bravery; at the latter he tiger in the
fight. and he WAS the first man TO pl,nt the Ameri-
can Flag on Fort Elliss. He. With number Of bis
comrades, called on Col. Almy yesterday morning
for acquisitions for transportation to their various
Of Va nhAl N
show what kind Of stnfT the men are made of who
honor their furlough aud their fsg. Tbis morning
we me, large number Of men On Broadway who
arc baslening back to their regiments. they were
permitted 70 visit their homes furlough and have
now returned TO report themselves ready for duty in
the camp or in the field. Sucn men deserve name
on tho roll of honor. They have no, forfeited the
confidence Of their commanders-tbey have not
sbo = the white fea.ber ia the time Of dLnger-they
have not excused themselves from service under the
plea Of disabiitythey have not attempted TO shield
themselves from the casualties Of war behind a
dootor's certificate. Like true men and brave
soloiers. they hasten back TO help their comrades
TO share their honors and disssters to follow their
gallant leaders, and fight under their flag TO defend
the Union aud crush out the Rebellion. God speed
them. :.
NARROW EscAPE.-On Tuesday, as farmer by
tho name OF +. NJ Carpenter Of Mt Kisco had taken
refuge from the shower in Q burn, with two Of his
hired men, the barn was struck by lightning. For
tunately none OF them were seriously hurt The
barn which was new and full Of grain and hay, was
totally destroyed. Loss between 500 and 900; no
insurance.
The Camden and Amboy Company arc supplying
with berths, Tor the conveyance OF wounded SOL
dicrs over their road and doing everything neces-
sary to minister TO their wants.
COMMISSIONERS or EsiGR,TIos.-Tbe Commits
sioners Of Emigration met a. the usoal lime and
place yesterday without transactng any business Of
importance, They will not meet again until the 18th
Of August The following ID the regular weekly
statistical report:
Nuuh,r Of rants arrived TO July a. 1852 sos
Number Of ant. arrived since July 30 ie62.. $50
Lotn A.: d. 1851 $, ga
'0'' 70 same UNTO III '''' 1862. 1861. 1850. 1859.
Number Of inmate. In fusti'
tulion w.rf. l,lsnd......, ESQ sas III q. rs >.
Assrrss,s receipt. to July 30 1852. . Io2. 800 10
Receipt. .ince to July 50. 1862. for -.
Total .SiosSiS 10
COUNT To jaiy 70 llsi p.....
No payments July - isGS........ ......- StJ,"' lo
Balance in Sll,16+ oe
CRoros WATER RESTs.-A decided impetus has
been impaired to delinquent Croton Taxpayers In
consequence Of the notice given by the Croton Board
that AN additional tax Of five per cent would be
charged after the Let Of August. The crowd that
has tnronged the office Of the Croton Water Depart.
ment since Monday l,.t undoubtedly believe in the
adage that q penny saved 10 penny earned, and
CONSIDER themselves qn,e rs competent TO take care
Of the FIVE per cent as the Croton Board. On Mon
day the receipts were $6 III 90 Tuesday, nearly
81, 600, and considerably that yesterday.
The receipts last year, as compared with those Of
1860 show falling of upsard Of 81 200; but this
year they promise " DO greater than ever before.
EXEMPTIONS USDER THE MILITIA LAw.-The
CLERK Of tho Supreme Court has issued u notice to
all persons claiming exemption under tie law
from serving in the militia to lille their claims III the
office of the County Clerk on before the 10Th of
August.
CoROyERs' CAsTs.-At an early hour Yesterday
morning Cstnsrine osin reading ia rote;h street
firs syonue found dead Ia he's ved der lad II
40 aid Ia heard her talking O'Clock sud that
thereafter he fell Aseep Nben he swoko Ia the morn
Ing he found her dead D,ce,sed pcker aud lived
In very de. tutc circumstances Coroner Ranney held an
inquest on the body.
oronrr Iianuey hold inquest the body Of
Known which found drowned in the East River at
Coroner Raaney also held inquest tho Newyok Hos