New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11


,-;rnrc there had been considerable difference Of
opipop on plans for taking Richmond; it was under
stood that there were three plans one was that Of
Gen. Rosecrans, to 60 by the Valley of the Shenan-
doah to Richmond, and he (Wson) believed that the
Secretary of War approved of this plan; another
plan was to 90 down to Richmond by way Of the
Rappahannock; the third plan was to go to Rich
mond by way of the Peninsula, which was the plan
Of Gen. Mcclellan. Mr. Chambers resolution wa
then adopted by 80 to 6-The Militia Amendment
bill then came up, and general debate ensued upon
the section to employ negroes on entertainments, &C.
After Intellectual efforts by the Border State Sena
tors TO kill or neutraze the BILL the Senate adopted
the first section of the amendment authorizing the
President to receive persons of African descent in the
service of the United States The question was
then on the second section giving freedom to the
mother, wife, and children, of persons who render
such service 1t was amended to apply to slaves
of Rebels only Before coming to vote upon s adop-
tion the Senate adjourned. being without quorum
The House passed the Senate joint resolution to sus-
pend payments in the Missouri Department, and 10
appoint three Commissioners to examine all claims,
and report to the Secretary Of War. joint resola-
ton was passed to provide for the presenlation OF
medals of honor to the enlisted men of the army and
volunteer forces who have or may distinguish them
,elves in battle during the present rebellion. 1t ap'
propriates $4,000 for the purpose stated. The
House passed the Senate bill "For the Better Gov
eminent of the Navy and the House resolution OF
thanks to Commodore Fooe.
The City of New-York arrived of Cape Race
x,,o,,;n, two davs ne,ys from
Europe. Lord Palmerston, in the House of Com
mons again declared against the feasibility of media
ton at present as would only delay the conclusion
of peace. Tile London Times asserts that dssatis'
faction with the Mexican expedition is openly ex-
dressed in Paris and that letters received from Mex
leo are of the same tenor. Gen. Lorencez acknowl-
edges TO have suffered "a defeat Italy and Denmark
nave made provision for the construction of ronclad
vessels We derive some additional intelligence
from the mails of the Kangaroo and the Europa,
which arrived at this port yesterday. The House OF
Commons had an interesting debate for ifcations.
A Congress of Legitimists took place at Lueerne,
and II is again reported that an agreement between
Count Chambord and the Princes OF Orleans has
been arrived at The news from Russia seems to III
dictate that that country is being threatened with
great political and social revolution The excitement
OF the Servians against the Turks is greatly on the
increase, and an outbreak was shortly expected.
Austria is reported TO have made an unsuccessful
effort of med alton between the Turkish Govern
ment and the dissatisfied Christian provinces.
In the Board of Councilmen last night veto
was received from the Mayor against the resolutions
approprstng 5000 to celebrate the Fourth OF July,
i. H., :, fifp.f. al
vote in the Board Of Aldermen and that the amount
was TOO large for these hard times. proportion
10 inquire into the proprety of issuing small notes OF
the City, to obviate the difficulty growing out of the
scarcity of silver change, WAS laid on the table. The
Board concurred in the resolutions TO recommend
the Central Park Commissioners to place the in
tended st. Joseph's Hospital at the service Of the
State for the care of sick and wounded solders; the
establishment to be under the charge Of the Sisters
of Charity.
In the Board of Aldermen Yesterday resolution
was introduced BY Mr.. Dayton, to the effect that
bounty Of 500 should be paid TO each married and
OF $50 to each unmarried man, who ehould enroll
under the new cali for volunteers. After long de-
bate the matter was laid over. The Controller
was directed to request the AdjutanGenera TO fur
nis Lists Of all discharged soldiers from this State up
to the present time, and monthly lists hereafter, for
the use of the Disbursng Committee.
Five committees, representing the Chamber OF
Commerce, the Common Council the citizens who
met at the Mayors Office, the citizens who met OIL
Tuesday last at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, ana the
Union Defense Committee, met yesterday in the hall
of the Chamber of Commerce, and agreed upon
series Of resolutions and address to be pesentedat
a public meeting in this city, at he Academy OF Mu-
sic, on Tuesday next
The Tammany General Committee last night
received from Albany the Amalgamation rescrpt di-
recng the fusion into body Of all the factions Of
the party for the purpose of getting possession Of
the State Government No action was taken
upon it.