New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

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Is furnished by an African freeman Of Baltimore
who goes with it. Under the rules and regulations
for the government of the colony. which
Senator Pomeroy has been preparing to-day,
sixty acres are to be given 10 firmly of over five
members 40 acres TO one OF less than that NUMBER,
aud 90 acres to sipge adults. One-eghteenth OF the
land to be reserved for school purposes, and 10
be forfeited uniess a school and church be buil'
within three years. All the children are required TO
80 to school.
Gen. Pomeroy is authorized by the President TO
erect storehouses and all other needfu buildings, in
GLIDING arsenals for the storage OF arms, with which
be hopes the infOnt colony will be able to defend
itself against attack Tie place at which the expert
ment is TO be tried is the 1sthmus OF Chirqui. The
Chiriqui Transit Company offered the Government,
some years ago. four millions of acres for 100000,
and have recently offered it to Mr.. Lincoln for
$4,000.
They were, however, persuaded by Gen. Pomeroy
that it was for their interest give it to the United
States, reserving right of way "a town site and the
mines. The land thus appropriated stretches fom
sea to sea- and is represented TO be fertile and pro-
ductive of rice, coffee, cotton and sugar. There is
said to be harbor on each coast. The planting
SOD commences in the middle of November within
month after the colony will arrive.
Senator Pomeroy, who will also issue pamphlet
setting forth the nature of the country, is sangune
Of in the enterprise. He says that Afri
can Journal will be Issued from the Baltinorean's
press within eight days after the colony auds, and
that he will himself return within twenty days with
full proofs that the colony well under weigh.
Senator Pomery, it will be remembered, had charge
Of the settlement of k,nsas.
SENATOR LANES OPERATIONS
Senator Lane according TO recent advices from
Kansas, is rapidly organizing two African regiments,
comprising almost ali of the loyal blacks in Kansas.
Atchison alone furnished 100 men. SO soon as these
regiments are armed they will be used in such wise
as effectively 10 increase their numbers by recruit
ing from neghboring States. SeuatOs Lane is
ported to be awakening the greatest enthusiasm
among the people OF Kansas, 10 whom he breaches
from his Old text, Save the Union and let Slavery
take care of itself"
Adiutant Murdoch Of the Goth Ohio committed
suicide in q saloon in Alexandria, last evening. The
sidewalks OF that city thronged with drunken
and boisterous soldiers. A desperate fight occurred
al house of i'll fame last evening, during which
four negroes who were attracted by the noise were
killed.
RETURN OF GEN. CORCORAN.
Gen. CO rcoran arrived to-day from New-York,
and visited the camp of the G9th. Tomorrow, be
starts again for New-York, at the head of his old
regiment TO raise brigade, with the Goth is
nucleus Regiments have been offered TO the Gen
eral from various parts of the country: one from
Buffalo, three from Pelnsy yanis, two from New
York, and one from Boston, Two companies have
been offered from Troy, one from Oswego, and two
from Williamsburg.
EFFORT FOR EXEMPTION FROM DRAFT.
A member of a firm doing Government work in
Phlade phia visited the Wal Department to-day TO
procure exemption papers for persons laboring for
the firm, on the ground that they are indirectly en-
plovees Of the Government. The Department re-
fused to comply with his request at presut abso
utely but said that hereafter those actually drafted
might possibly be exempted if the firm made an
affidavit than the labor of these peLsons neces-
sary to tie advancement of the work and tha, sub
stitutes could not be procured to fill theie place.
PATRIOTISM OF VERMONT
Ten DAYS ago Vermont had filled up her quota Of
three years men, and has enlisted several hundred
toward the regiments called for under the Lass order.
all of which forming, and it was believed
would be filed in season to avoid a draft in the
Green Mountain State.
PATRIOTISM or THE list NETWORK.
A depu,ation of the list New-York Regiment
waited upon the Secretary of War to-day to inform
him that all the men, except 80, would re-enE-t at
the expiration Of their three months term Of service
Two Rhode Island. three months regiments, evinced
Ices patriotism and started homeward today
THE ONO TAX LAW APPOINTMENTS.
The Ohio lisi Of appointments under the Tax law
is not We: completed, but are enabled TO make
public the names Of the following Collectors whose
commissions have been forwarded 10 them. The
names Of the Other Collectors and Of the Assessor
will soon be announced.
The Collectors for The two Cincinnati districts
Thomas Spooner and X. NJ. ". Taylor. Richard G.
Parsons is Collector for the Cleveland district.
Cbss. j. Albright Of Cambridge, former member
Of Congress- for the Gurnsey district. A. Z. SION,
the State Treasurer, for the Columbus district. j.
A. RAYMOND of Toledo, +. VI. Wright Of Urbsns,
and John +. Dewey Of Norwak, are also appointed
Collectors in their respective districts
THE NETWORK APPOINTMENTS.
TIE President to-day opened the package for New
York sent him by Secretary Chase and took the
oroposed names into consideration. The Commits
s;oners for few Of the rural districts have been
signed but nothing has been finally determined with
respect 10 most or 10 NewYork City and Long leland
II ia understood that the President is no, disposed TO
invite further suggestions from any quarter with re-
spect to these appointments Pennsylvania is in
The same condition with NewYork and Philadelphia
with New-York City.
THE CASE OF COL. TrRCHIN.