New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

The brio Mani, r ran ashore on Sangin. Saturda
The steamer Kaloo. an went to get her OH, but g
) ashore also, and is no. In bad condition.
LEAVING THE COUNTRY. Yesterday the follow
ing-named persons appeared at the Office OF Il
United States Marshal to have t. cir passports s'gne'
and to procure passes to enable 'hoi' 10 iea'0 III
country
WIN. Smith. A. H. Knapp. Myer Levi ceisorni' iot
Ro%e Bremehaven WIN: Talbot VIM Hutc 'n 3D. jon jon
Lloyd Caiifernis David II. Decker, Canada; I'd q -
Canada; j. DUFF Brown California;; Fretk Lupd D" 81
the Rev, j. L. C. yone. B.rmnds C. W. Davidson Csnud.
e. H. Grescin Jamaica; Benz Lyons; C9nlda; Eusen'
L ysrpeol; David H. Decker Canad, NJ Mckernan Csnad,
r. H. Walsh Caifona; EdwaTa Whyer tshiorris, penn
him er, Calorns; Owen Prior, Liverpool tiirsn smith
Move Scotia Joshus A. Heath Canads august Zeens
iisIb nrs MsrI Godsnh. Hamburg; Mark bsson, roVs
scoriss Dr. T. H. ferris Prince John Gillian Cali
=. Jas. " H. Lawrence VIM. V. II. |esyrey, m
Hshsr, Clrisd, Alex. htrahams. Jauraica; Charley D
M.nevs Liv.rpool John ". Armstrong. Liverpool; H.
White. Ber1ad, Morris cGhen, sounaWp',n m,sna.
Keefs, Canada; Ioomas Jones, Europe.
The places following TIE foregoing names ere
the Destinations of the partie, named. Many Of them
are suspected Of bsing Ameacan citiiens-some of
them ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have obtained their pass
ports at tie Office of the Brit al Consul Some go
ing stopped at the steamers here. They prefer mak
ing Journey through Canada, al thence n Europe.
CLUBBING TO EQUALIZE THE BURDEN OF THE
DRAyr-An association has been eormed in ibis city
to equalize amongthe members thereof the burden Of
the coming consumption. As model for Others, we
give copy Of the articles Of agreement. Several OF
the leading members exempt from military oaty,
but, nevertheless wish 10 share in ito respousltili'
tics:
We the upder'sned, do mutually covenant and asse
that In Of US be drafted to do military dusI
IN the wagnE aud tho person or p-s'Ds 90 draeo
choose to procure substitute We the unecf,sned WI
snare equally the cost OF such substitute Aud We further
sgee Al case the person OF drafted choose 20 go
and do sad military duty We the undermined VII pay 20
him h " cost for such Substitute. di
sdng said ccst equally between U.s. And we HEREBY appoint
the nsme OF three persons are here h,ssi ~
be paid the substitute pcrsons conseDtiBg to serve In ho
to collect and d'bue and make assessment ana de
Of this agreement, This covenant made ard sgnet shs tth
day Of August, lse2 As witness our hands"
WAR TELEGRAM MARKING MAP.-Messrs. L.
Prang g. Co., No. 1913 Washington street, Boston,
have published new Telegram Marking Map, de-
signed large scale and printed in brown oil color
1t Includes Maryland the District of Columbia,
Eastern Virginia, and the Shenandoah Valley.
The CosyrsrIox or IRrsH SocrErrEs.-The
Contention Of Irish societies held a meeting
ut Hibernsn Hall last evening, for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the reception
OF Colonel Corcoran. There was q very res
pecable gathering Of gentlemen representing
yarou. Irish societies in this city. and tie best
spirit prevailed in all their deliberations. Grand
Marshal was elected, Committees were appointed,
and arrangements made TO insure the harmonious
working Of all the organizations. james Sanford.
ESQ.,, WIS in the chair, aud Edward Duffy, esl., wss
appointed Secretary.
WAR MEErIsG.-A war meeting will be held at
New Rochelle on Thursday evening next at which
Gen. Busted and others will speak.
FINE ~ WEST THIRTY THIRD STREET.-fester.
day afternoon about 4 o'clock, ire broke out In
the carpenter shop of Louis Lane IN the rear of NO
81 Yves, 1hirty-tt rd street. The names conimuni-
Gated with the adjoining shop of Charles Rider,
st.if-builder in he Of No. 81 thence to two
story fra dwelling in the or No. 70; also 10
the front buildings Nos. ~ and ~. The buildings
were all nearly destroyed. The carpenter shop and
stock of Louis Lane Were totally destroyed; lOss /
about 800 no insurance. The 'front.' dwelling
house occupied by r. =. Curry, il also owned by |
Mr. Lane; damage about 500 no insurance. Mr..
Curry loss on furniture u about slV0; no insur-
auce. No. 81, frame dwelughouse in front,
owned 10y Mr. Rice, was damaged sbont 5000 in-
snred. The loss on furniture, about $50; no in
rnrance. The first floor il occupied by Mira. Jane
Frohoeter az n grocery and dwelling; damsge by
water about 800; insured for s7CJ in the Green
witch Insurance Company. No. - in the rear wasa
two.storv frame shop, occupied by Gins. Rider,
loss, 81, 900; no insurance. Loss on
furniture in front building, about $3.50; insured.
The damage 10 the front building IA about SZJO In
snred for 5000 in the Brevoort Insurance Company
A two.,tory frame building in she rear of No. -,
owned BY Frank Gregg, WAS damaged about $500;
said 10 be insured. The furniture of the occupant
was also damaged abou, $500; no Insurance. u Is
raid that the fire caused by some children pay
ing with matches ia the carpen.er.s,op.
Tpr BsooKLrN NAyY-YARD.-Ibe workmsn IN
the machns shop heda meeting yesterday and ersanizsd
Relief with the view az promoting the enlist
Of unte- and making provision for the o. their
Families while absent job. Anderson elected ChiisinAu
Levi Is FauAn Secretary. and Edwafi Fry, Treasurer
Commit.e on r-,onions ypoinsd consisting u Cor
u~liu s,in. Ch.s u Wyi- Joseph Ani-r'on Eyin Post
and John fai- woo 70 r.ou oHs5 The amounts 20 he
psid a. b1unie. to those who l-'.ye for the vtr
~ -ur1su.srs xsrzrns
Communicated
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