New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

ton devote the most earnest attention to the subject Thi
is ursc1 by the decisive misrepresentation which are
times ed by sgnt, for other countries such Brazil
times by noces in newspaper seeking by such means
obtain advantage 10 themselves Ia certain Goan CIR
cles Apart from higher and Advantages and the fee
gin Of land om the Government the sinisrant 70 III
United States has toe opportunity TO bay good land It pc
and pay therefor il the current money Of the Govern
nent which affords further guaranty against he conse
quenc.s which might attend any depreciation OF the pspe
To conscrpton-s cause Of emigration the United States
recently, seeking Its aim ~ improve lite condtionth
emsraht subject he retains his rsh, to tine protection
Of his Government until Of his Will he taxes occs
citizen OF United States and Aewise sure OF sbsn
in some Of the best positions smong the BODY Of
which from time time although not enduring distb
ued and to deserving citizens on appoint by tn
Government We repeat, that II Is better to regard want
tion-,nd that the United ssis according to Information
from all welnfomed ard jndicious AZ the present time
hold out the ses:e' Inducements to those are dsson
TO eubgrate.
REVENUE OR TAX STAMPS.
Arrangements have been made by which DR.. Jas.
W. Stone, U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue at
Boston. will furnish the public generally, especially
in New England, with revenue or tax stamps at the
regular Government rates Of discount az rapidly a.
they can be manufactured aud supplied. On remit
tances to Boeton of Treasury notes, the following
commission, payable in stamps, viii be allowed: On
purchases Of $50 more, two per cent; Of 500 OF
more tbree per cent of $500 MORE four per cent
of 81 900 or more FIVE per cent. On sending orders,
the public should remember that by law every stamp
exprl sees on s face its Kind as well as s denomna-
ton. Each stamp can be used for 10 other purpose
than that specified. Thus, check stamps are for
checks alono contract stamps for contracts only and
the person using each stamp nluet deaco il By adding
mis- initials.
NiLRNnL REVENUE OFFICERS.
Bolivar Lowell of AlsteGd. Las been appointed
Aaessor Of the Hid District Of Nsw-llimpsbire in
place of Calvin May, jr., deceased, aid Shelby Tay-
Tor Of Lima has been appointed Collector Of the Vth
District of Ohio, aud lfaac Il ieney Of Delaware
for tho With Dir.ct of that State, under the Ex-
else and ID rect Tax Law.
TIE REPORTED TRANSFER or GrE. BUEL.
II il not known hero in army quarters that Gen.
Buell. has stated in the newspapers, been assigned
to duty 1t Indianapolis to organize paroled prfonors
into regmenis.
AMBULANCE AND FIELD HOSPITAL ARRANGE
nFSTS.
The complete and comprehensive plan q Mr.. H..
". Price, President Of Rutgers Institute, NewYork
city, for re ,or efficiency IL the ainbu,asce and field
hospital arrangements, will, in all probability BE-
but Into operation this week. No mote Christian
aud humane work has enlisted the sympaihies and
active labors Of any Que during the rebellion. The
friends and relatives Of half million Il our brave
Union soldiers are intensely interested IN tie success
Of Mr. Pierces systematic plan for tho relief OF our
sick in hospitals and the immediate removal Of the
wounded from the battle field. IL Is beloved by
hose competen, ~ judge Of the past inadequate pre-
~ IN f4l IN
That had his proposition beoen adopted when frat
proposed, before the last battle q Bull Run, hun
hreds Of lives would have been saved.
Heretofore g,elcss and disabled soldiers have been
detailed for these purposes. When relieved from
military reftnni, they have become incorporate,
careless and unIaanagoab.e, and have proved wholly
unfit for the duties 20 which hey have been assigned.
able, intelligent, humane, and patriotic MI
now be enlisted mustered into the United States
service, instructed and drilled for hospital duty.
There will thus be returned 10 the ranks IL 600 fight
ing men at present engaged in this service. This
new ,y,tem, which viii reyouonize our present
hospital araugenenis, fpds universal aoeeption, not
only with the people Of our loyal States, but with
tie soldiers in the Geld, with army officers and
military authorities.
IL wiz De Of lHlhense aHslslhhoe W INC Su'b'h
General, who has long felt the need of such an or
ganiA,iion. Tho Governors the loyal States have
greatly assisted Mr.. Pierce with their counsel aud
influence with the Secretary Of War and Gen. Hal
leck. The adoption Of this salutary improvement
reflects great credit upon the War Department.
The amount of good this new army corps will ac-
complish is incalcuable. 1t will certainly give new
heart and confidence TO our soldiers when going into
battle will greatly facilitate recruiting and tend to
relieve the aH4ieties Of those having friends in the
army.