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

Ex-Gov. Geo. S. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,, has
been rendered the appointment Of Commissioner of
Internal Revenue under the tax law. It ia not
known that he viii accept. He is expected mere TO-
morrow.
GEN. LEW WALLACE.
We learn that Gen. Lew Wallace earnestly desires
f. be cent with number of Indiana aud Ohio regi-
meuts to Join zen. Mcclellan on the Peninsula.
RECRUITING IN NEW-YoRk.
Tie New-York Delegation in Congress met with
Secretary Seward this afternoon TO consult concern
ing the steps to be taken in order 10 accelerate re-
cruiting the 800 900 men called for by the President
Mr. Seward stated the case in speech Of subsan-
italy the same tenor as the letter OF the loyal Cover
nors to the President. The members Of the Delega-
ton present expressed their readiness to do their Ut
mos. TO help on the good work. Among those who
viii Immediately 90 to work in their respective dls-
ticts are, we understand, Messrs. Pomeroy, Van
Vakenburgh and Diven. Several Senators are
going home for the purpose as we are Informed
TIE ENLISTMENT OF LOYAL BLACKS.
A thin House listened on Saturday to the very i'm
portant debate evoked by the motion OF all old man
from Kentucky, named Wichli1t,' to reconsider The
vote by which the pial letter Of Gen. Hun
ter wac ordered 10 lie printed. Thaddeus Stevens
made an excellent speech in favor of enlistiug al
loyal men who wish 70 serve the country.
The documents with which he was interrupted by
Messrs Sedgwick and Loycjoy fortified the speech
by proving from the history of civilized nations that
true soldiers and wise statesmen ask a recruit the
one observation-disclosures be can carry q gun-not
troubling themselves about Lis complexion or social
condition Mr. Owen, 10 tie surprise Of the radicals
informed The House that he hadfor two weeks yanly
tried to introduce bill making it the duty Of the
Government to enlist all loyal blacks willing to
serve, and hberate them forever upon their enlist
mont
AZ. Mallory. equally 10 tic surprise of t. Ralaj-
.cens wlo s,iii lTonogn,e Il nconceiv-tie t't' ulc
statement can be correct, said that the Secretary OF
War told hin, il the preseace Of TWO OF his COZ
leagues that he had not only given an emPhaticaliy
negative answer to the request OF an army ohcer Tor
permission to raise regiment OF loyal blacks, but
had ordered him under arrest for making the propo-
sitiOn.
MI. Mallory himself, in the true spirit Of a Ken
tucky STAKEHOLDER, was willing to use the slaves
within our liuee % perform mental services, sud to
throw I'D iutrelc p. ntsa aci, repf0ach upCn she
Generals of our great armies both in the Es, and the
West neither Of whom 70 employs them-but he
would on no account nor, it is 10 be presumed
free them.
Tie courfe Of the debate made the Gnal vote Oh
Nh. Washbuno's motion 70 lay Mr. Wicslac's mo-
.ion 10 reconsider Oh the table test vote on the
question Of anning blacks. Their conservative
friends will he surprised 10 lind among the Yeas by
the side Of Mes.Is. Loyeoy and Ihad. Stevens tie
names Of Diyen, Kellogg Of H., Thomas Of Mass,
and Dunn Of Ind Even Messrs. Granger Of Mich,
Blair Of Va, and Maynard Of Tenn. voted the same
way The Council Of Ibrty-iiye cast Int % votes.
The following are the Yeas and Nays. A few Of
the abseutees were paired. Mr. Potter of Wis. was
confined TO his hou.e by illness:
YF.s-Messr, Aldrish Alley Ashley, Rabbit Bale BsT-
Ter BeamsI, Bingham hi-ir iu!ue o blair b.he u'n'
ton, Campbell, Chamber sir Carl Cosx tonhilg Cutler
Dawes Owen Duen Edws rd Eliot ely fesenden. Frank,
Granger. GuIley, hale elcnett HutchiHs Julian. kellogg
VIM. Kellogg Lansing Loomis Lovejoy Lowe. Mcfnignt
Mo. DIN, Patton, PIX Poucloy, Porter John II. Rice.
Bdd!e Sargent sedg" ck, SLluEs Shted shell s1aIoger
Tdubls TrowDudgo, Van Hon, Van Nakenburg, " a1ce,
Walton " sshbalue Wheeler, Abei, S. White WiisoA,
NArs-Ms.srs. VIM Allen, VIM. J. Allen, Georss
Browne. bufnhsu CORNING Cox GLsvenl ca field oni-
mallory Menzes noris Morton Peudle John 4. Phelps.
Robinson, Jas, s Rollins. shiei John b. Steele, VooTA.es,
Wsrd Webster Wickiife.
TRANSFORMATIONS OF DISABLED SOLDIERS, ETC,
The following is the important General Order to
which reference bias heretofore been made:
WAE DEPARTMENT, AnJCTAST-GgSgRAIs OFFICE,
WAsBisGTcS. Jane %, 1852. :
GENERAL oNrgRs No RI Whenever lick men, paroled
goHers or other. under circonstences emitting them TO
she descptiy lists aud accounts Il pay and clothing etc
IN sent away from their regiments or being already sep
mated from their nents ;hr2ed from any hosDe
charge Of iruty officer commissioned officer, to be
selected If possible from tleir number WIN vii! ex.
ce command oyerthe party and conducttO is destination
, 20 lns ohcsI OF hon-coninlohcd omcer wan be con
SsS ne descriptive Hats Of oil for the s9e keeping Of which
uni properly turned With each soldier he will be held
81 80 sHeoOnisoe Detailed instdelOIs In wnhng Tor
@ su1aAce and government during tie journey Will IN
is CS.e possible be furnished TO such officer by hs
asi commander And should he himself be compelled
1850 aetaehaens from has party he viii, ia each
That Paragraph of General Orders No 65 June H. 1862
oiaa n' ne Gchsae when requested 6y them Of
P@s0iNsc NJ. P paora s. u hereby Ieseiuded.
an $500 '9Iougns viii be granted to peroled prisoners
Az f1Ioushs heretofore given to are hereby
s.peser BE- raced large on their parole or who
,ss fpr.aT5 belonging to regiments raised ia
Of distraction. established near A1sapoi.. MsrvIsnS
eing 10 regiens raised the States OF Vigpia Zen
aefsee KENTUCKY, ONO, Indiana and Michipsn 10 C,nn
Chase, Columbus. Ohio II oelone;na ~ ~ 9
N the states OF Illinois wiconsn Minnesoa Ioya and
Tor ,sch duty compatible with Their parole ss MAJ b
tothem by THE officers H. commsnd Of ssid cams. ,g M
order within the space OF time Necessary H., tn -,
DO 50 will he accounted desesrs and dealt viii, scc"rdny
The attention Of all commanding mastering nn5 rscrai';s
on,ceIs particularly objected TO this order and bey are rs
a 70 Us, men utmost e1ertio' not only give the
sihuiJ carried ont and then tyceences tho Governor Of
~ .eve States respectfully solicited to lend Their
or.1 me u.n,por sion necessary 10 compliance with thi.
H. @ gu application be procured from the Governors Of
c u states or from the United States Mastering or
"xhTTsAairg officers Ia the various cities within them.
he eompspders Of the different camps Of Instruction to
psloied men scnt will have them organized into
IA , and bs.tsions keeping those Of tho regiment
have corsc, STATE e. mach 'slh as possible and u
Sr,h ana on the 18th day Of every muster on'h viii
yvi., 's.' OF toen 20 the company c0nmsDdors from
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