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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

RioT AT SALTlRsyILLE, n. quite a serious
riot occurred at the Newark Bay House, Satersvlr,
on Sunday in which Il number of persons were more
or less injured. party of iiremen, said TO belong
TO Engine Company No Il of New-York, proceeded
TO tho above named place in omnibuses 10 hold Il
picnic During the day, steamboat aud barge, con-
taninga German picnic party, came to the same
place. but the hremen refused 10 allow them to lana
and commenced hurting stones. The Germans re-
taated by throwing stools and whatever else they
could get hold of and before the boat could be hauled
Of they fired several shots at the fremen, wounding
three of them. Tie Germans sustained considerable
injury but the names of the parties could not DO ~
certained, rs they returned TO New.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

ExrrSsroS or THE NEwTowS RaIRO,D.-The
track Of tie New,own Railroad has been extended
from the present termination Yates avenue to the
vicinity OF Myrte-aveDue Park, Il distance Of more
than mile EXcur,iOu cars commenced running 70
the extent Of the new line yesterday. About three
fourths of mile of track yet To be laid before the
road reaches the city line. The work will probably
be completed during tue Summer, but II ls not GER
tain that the track beyond will at present lie ex-
tended in consequence Of difficulty in regard 10
the right Of way.
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LATEST-V.d Queenstoun.
IGN-n.N Inlx 70 ILED

LONDuNI July ItJz
In the House Of Commons last night, Mr.. Gregory
made inquiries alive to the proceedings Of United
States cruisers Off the Bahamas.
Mr.. Fortescue said that letters on the subject Rad
been received but they could not be produced as the
correspondence was in the hands of the law officers
At the Great Exhibition, among the awards in
general for machinery. America gets twenty medals
for agricultural and horticultural machines; six for
mil tary articles and medal each for Colts re-
volvero and for naval architecture.
PARIS July r.
The Moniteur announces that the Emperor has
arrived at Vichy aud that the Empress iS staying al
st. Clouds.
The Bourse is dull. Rentef 6Sf. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

The Governor of Maine ard the Legislatures Of
Connecticut and New-Hsmpshire have adopted sor
Tire use of the soldiers from those States Iambert's
Elastic Tourniquet, and have ordered the different
regiments to be fully supplied with them. This in.
srument is strong, simple, compact, ana cheap ana
mus, prove Of incslculsbe value upon the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

The President of the United States has recognized
Frederick Kubne Of New-York, Consul of the Prnci-
paity of Scbwarzburg-S aundersiausen Tor inc
United States, and the same gentleman Consul OF
the Principally of Schwsrzburg- Rudol'tAdt and
Armand-Peugnes vice-Consul of France for Gin
cinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
LETTER FROM DR.. LIVINGSTONE.

tn. following interesting letter from David Livingstone
nc l.. &c. the gres, African sxp!orer-havins Just
been received during the Sumner recess OF the Society,"
pphed through your joupl for the benefit Of the mem
her, If IN. Society and the public generally
WM. COVENTRY WADDELL,
Rec Sec. and Foreign c. 5. I'D interim.
Tartan Geographical and Sta.oal Society, Neo iorf
July IL, 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Thy EMPIRE notwithstanding for this bri-
gade is going GU p'osperously. On Saturday The
rolls showed nearly 700 eDlsted men. Tho two
regiments to be raised in Brooklyn Will soon be
filed al this rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
OPPOSITION TO THE AMERICAN TARIFF
THE BRITISH TROOPS NOT Ts LEAVE CANADA
France and the Mexican question
DETERMINATION TO ENTER THE CAPITAL

CAPE RACE Monday. July 81, 1862
The British Mail steamship Asia, from Liverpool
on Saturday the 18th, via Queenstown on Sunday
the 18Th instant was boarded at II O'Clock this morn
inc en- route to Halifax aud Boston.
The Asia reports having passed the steamship
Scotia on Sunday evening, Goth inst, bound to
Liverpool.
The dates per the Asia are two days later than
those per the North American.
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IAdyrrtisement.i
Tuu TAN BILL.

Now READr pam phe, Of 3! pages on ave VIZ III
Beside the bill which Is word foE "od 10 Ee.ni,nls
too OF every article 70 taxed b, the sw . coao.os
OF the tax 20 be levied thereon. Inns 4,
end vrnent asdt 10 possible 70 MAKE M s,r-.. A.
Price cent, po,tpald, per 700 II SET =, cAps''
mar loo II by mali Adde'S Tns TRIBUNE Ne''AVa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
CITY ITEMS.

FREE ACADEMY ExAMISArIos-At the recent e1'
animation of candidates for admission into the Free
Academy Ward School No. 81, Fifteenth Ward, had
eghty.ve boys accepted. This is the greatest mum
Der ever admitted from any one school at a single
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

F,ru esterday, about noon, tbs
aold In front of the building at tho Hofhwes corner o.
A,ruue and Third which three paiie were Gu
,,r.e gave way and precipated them 10 tee pavement
beneath Two Of them Tor time supposed 70 De osa
n royed however that only OF them hsd oeou Instantly
Sied; the other still hnseIs. Tho third Was sesi0'''
I'm sunday evening while Spencer T. Thsyer residinsic
rirs avenue was groomin, hi. horse hcAsd nm or ~
head innicug u severe oruise Ls was taAra 20 oo'
WI, Hospital where he died yeas erdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

HELP FROM THE NAvY.YARD.-Capt. Mead, COM
mander of the North Caroua, Capt Redford OF the
yard, and Surgeon Shipman, sent 50 marines to AID
the agents in removing large number of sick and
wounded soldiers TO the Brooklyn City Hospital Inc
other day. This timely assistance was gratefully
appreciated by DR.. Sloan, Col. johnson, Col. Amy
Capt. Libby, and all who were interested in the re-
moval of these men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
A FEW wonDs RESPECTING SOLDIERS on FUR

FEW WORDS RESPECTING SOLDlhEs On FUR
rouGH.-The Rebellion has developed the patriotism,
the courage, and the magnanimity Of the American
people in remarkable degree. Every call for
troops In. met with enthusiastic response, which
has astouirted the world. Parents have gwen up
their Children wives their husbands, maldeno their
loyers; and IN immense army of volunteers. without
a drafted man in the ranks, have been our wall of
defense. No sacrifice of treasure and blood has
been considered too great TO protect aud pepetuatc
the Union and crush the Rebellion.
In the face of these facts, what verdict will the
Jury Of the nation render in the cases of returned
men, who remain at home after the expiration Of
their furlough, when their health and strength
ausIify them for service in tho field. What shall
we Say to those who receive pay from Government
and work for wages in the ionnderles and harvest
fields ut safe distance from the shot and shell OF the
enemy, where the tap of the drum cannot call them
10 dury in the caup or the field! Shall we say that
they are exceptional cases, that they lack patriotism.
courage, and magnann.ity- that they have seen
the enemy and have been frightened away from their
regiments--that they think too much OF their per-
sonal safety To isk it with their comrades at te seat
of war-hal their love OF ease or their love OF money
oyermaster their love Of country What VIII be
sad Of the officers who month after month lounge
about the hotes strut the streets in The pumes OF
war; while they have not the pluck nor the patriot
ism TO stand side by eide with their regiments, and
share the blows aimed at the army to which
they belong Should not these men doif the harness
Of war and resign their commissions, or return 70
their regiments Playing soldier at Il safe distance
from danger, wearing gorgeous regimentala in the
street or in the draw ing-room, dodgng the foe IN
the towards castle OF home, and drawing their pay
f,om Government for such mastery inactivity, -
may DO in accordance with tho rules of military die.
clpline and in harmony with tie attributes that con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

BATTLE OF MIsIsIsK.-Ths being the eighty
third anniversary of the battle of Mnisnk, the citi
zens of Goshen will dedicate the new monument
which has been erected there to the memory Of The
heroes who fell on that memorable occasion. The
monument Is the gift Of the late DR.. Merritt H. Cash,
who bequeathed the handsome Of 81, OOOfor thss
purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

Do.ATIoss NEEDED FOR The SOLDIER AND MS
Observation-Disclosures Of clothing, lint, wine, deli
cacie., &C., are coming in from every quarter Tor
the relief of sick and wounded soldiers but there
are instances where money is needed TO meet cases
of restitution and suffering. Scarcely day passes
that does not witness scenes that might move the
pity Of q stoic Wives in punuit Of their husbands
in the hospitals having exhausted their slender re-
sources are often found here in utter destltuton,
without funds enough to take them back to their
homes in the country; parents in search Of the sons,
and children in search Of their parents, are daily
seen in situations Of distress for the lack Of money
Soldiers who have been discharged and soldiers who
have been robbed, are not unfrequenily IN need oil
"a small som Of money TO relieve their in netisie
wants ANY donations for the relief Of such cases
may be sent to Col. Amy, No. l37 Broadway, who
will acknowledge the receipt thereof through the
press, and make judicious disbursement Of the
same. We would suggest that school and iyceum
concerts lectures, parties, &c, would be al sppro'
pirate method OF raising money for this patriotic and
Christian charity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
ADVERTISEMENT ,r
a. DIR. LELAND'S ANr.RHGl MATIC DANp.

a permanent tor Rheumatism. oos. ~ " ,nrrss
all similar Acctions Price, -, seat by ga " 30 AN,
ILLrsrRArer TREATISE, with Cefinee 'o.n-,.to,.
"e'' Nu'po1 " '''a'''' n, ssl broadway, New'fss
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TAdysrtisement

S,ccrss AND HAPPINESS CAN NJ SECURED os
-. ~ , use their faculties in The ees. manner
chronological examination a. towisk "Ni'' s."
Broadwsy, VIII tel yol "bs' .'A IN 'e"0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
Ixyopv,rros WAyrrD.-Cspt Meeks Co. @,

IMPORTATION WASrED.-Capt. Meeks, To- y,
ga v Volunteers Anderson Zouave' who 10 under''o0'
to be In town. Is earnestly requested to eonmunicse sns
IN u.r.on OF BY letter with Louis H. schiemanu o. NO 10
Delaney street. His son. Eugene Schemann smeneefs
the named Company /. reported Killed at one o. '0N
recent actions before Rchnond Ills distressed Psreat' ~
certainty to his fate know tha, there po.e
he ta.y b. wounded and csptrred Others sno"lHs s''
ia tho pfe Al sos q iucluded Ia this reqaest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

EASE BALL M.TCB.-1be return match between
tie Atlantic and Eckord Clubs played yesterday the
grounds Of the Uuion Associaou Between louf snt hive
thousand persons whom we're number OF lads' Wit
messed the gam. with Appa ite The pocs in
tended the 4. :. SanHary ,oninsee. Tue
game Iesued In victory foT tie AtsstIc CLUB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

BURGLAR CAUGHT.--Yesterday afternoon, VIM.
Macon was arrested scd taken before Justice osooIn at The
Fer Market Police Court charged with entering the prem.
ses No II First street occupied BY Mrs Mina lhoaa and
stealing thsreirom quantity OF pennies, soie RAG and
oh.r articles Thomas ,h him In her room pcPr'
n tsks other articles away aud gave the alarm. Tue
accused " as committed ~ answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

SWORD TO GENERAL SwEESEY.-1he Com
Council Committee to whom the subject Of eii'noing
invitation 10 General S~.eIey 10 become tho guest the
city referred discussing the pIopiiety Of pfesentns
him sword AusLgrmrIts g. that end Low ~ pfoktes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

Picnic OF THE GERMAN lsDusrRIAL SCHOOL,
The frieuds Of the German Industrial Sc DOL, No.
439 Grand street oLe Of the schools of the Children
Aid Society, gave the children an excellent picnic
in Mr.. Reeds grove, West Hoboksn, on Saturday.
The little ones were there in large numbers, and
were amply cared and catered for by their patrons
and teachers. Swings appeared as if by the sudden
wave of a sylvan wand and the woods echoed with
the merrimen. and enjoyment of the children, and
their national fags were displayed among the trees
a, if it wsre milnic encsmpment. They sang mum.
Der of national songs and Sunday School hymns ana
their play was varied by partakng Of bountlfui re-
freshments Among the gentlemen present were
Messrs. Macy, Tron, Du Pay, and Sheridan, who
with the ladies of the school, filed up the measure
of the childrens enjoyment leaving no want unsup'
piled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

NEW TARIFF on ATLANTIC TRAyEL.-On the LIST
of August the price of transatlantic passage VIII be
increased very nearly - per cent. The agents OF
the Great Eastern announce that on and after the
Trip Of the 9th September the rate Of fare will be
raised in that proportion. The Steamship Company
running the City of Now-York, City Of Washington
City of Baltimore, and Kangaroo, row charge so
for frstclass tickets but after the lst Of August
he charge will he SIS. The North German Lloyd
Steamship Company announce the New-fork to sail
August 3 passage sIl5, instead of 500 as at pres
ent. The Hamburg Companys steamer Borussia
will make her next trip July 20 Ut the old rates
subsequently the fare will be Sll5. The Cunard line
har raised it, rates from $l3O to $50 frs-cass and
from $40 to 800 sccondcsss by the steamers leaving
this city: and from $ll0 TO $25 first class and fiom
$50 10 as second class, by the steamers leaving Bos-
ton on and after Angust /. This general advance in
the rates OF Atlantic travel is the result Of concerted
action on the part of the steamship companies, and
il deemed necessary in consequence OF the rise III
gold and exchange, and the general depreciation oil
our currency. The modification Of the standard Of
prices affects however, only the outward trips from
this port to Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

CRY MoRTALIrY.-The total number OF deaths for
the week ending July 81 WAS $50, an increase OF 49,
OF these IL We're adults, 400 children 323 were
males and 2C3 females. Sixty-bree OF these deaths
occurred in the pnbic institutions. There were o'
interments in Potter's Field. The chief canses OF
death were the following: Diseases Of the brain and
nerves, l2i lungs throat, &C., 100; stomach, bowels,
and other digeetiye organs, pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
FRANCE.

The Paris Pdtrie asserts that France will never
treat with Juarez When the French army has en-.
tered the city OF Mexico, the Mexcans will be con-
suited and their wishes scrupulously respected
France will only quit Mexico after the complete
execution OF future treaty.
The PreSse SAYS the date Of General Foreys de-
parture for Mexico is still doubtful.
The PresSe SAVE that the French army will COM
prise several divisions OF infantry and proportion
ate number of battenes
1t was reported tina; stores OF every kind were
provided for a force OF s., 600 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

AUTHORIZATIONS MEETrSG.-The Anti Inter.
ventionst and Unionst meeting of foreigners which
was postponed from last week, is 10 be held at the
Cooper Institute this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

Light reading mot magazines) is very much needed
by our sick and wounded soldiers in hospital al
Bedloe'r Island. Any contributions may be sent TO
the New.England Association Rooms, No. l94 Broad
WAY. Mark them "for Bedloes Island"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

The fighting before Richmond is treated as Sc
we're reverse for the UDiOnists BY the whole Engish
press and Gen. McClellans position is regarded as
precaTlous. -. q,
The London Herald treats the affair before Rich
mopd rs decisive defeat Of Gen. Mcclellan, and
saws that the Confederate capital is safe ii does
not believe. however, that the campaign III Nlr.
Cinia ended but supposes that it viii go on until
Europe stays the upliited swords, and III the name
of Humanity enforess peace.
The london NOrnIng Post argues that practically
the scheme against Richmond has terminated. III
then proceeds to point out the dangerous position OF
Gen. Mcclellan sa-uy. 49,
The London Globe hopes that the gigantic diff.
culties which are being developed in the progress OF
the war may have effect on both sides, aud that
more reasonable views may supersede the plan Of
military conquest. ~
rnond must have been of the highest Importance,
and McClellan's position cannot bat be lrecaIlous
These three days OF June that the Confederate
army is strong enough 10 hold its position III IT.
gina for time that may be indefinitely prolonged
Evidently, the Unionists will have again 10 sesih
the siege of Richmond, with much worse chance
than 81 first. .
The new American tariff continues to excite
strong hostile comment from the press.
The Ttnes bitterly denounees the spirit which re-
CARDS the tariff with tsfaction, becsuss Of its In
furious effect upon EDglaud III particular and Europe
IN general. p..,. ,o-;e Mill h. ,oolod
UpOn in Great Britain as measure tantainOunt III
most to declaration of war, and thus the unpopu'
larity of the Northern States will not only be ter
ribly aggravated but will impart something more
than moral force TO the cause.
The freedom Of the city Of London, III gold
snufi-box, was formally presented TO George Pea
body on the 10Th.
The ceremony OF according the prizes OF the
Great Exhibition took place on the llth. The Duke
of Cambridge ofiicisted 81 representative OF the
Queen supported by the leading members Of the
Cabinet and a large number of foreign princes and
digni,aries. The attendance was estimated at lOO-
600. The list of awards tils "a columns OF small
type. =.
The Notifications bill was again debated in the
Commons and an amendment calculated to preserve
TO the House of Commons due control over the ex-
penditure of the puobc money Was carried by q ma
forlty of 5 against the Ministers.
In the Lords, ON the llth Lord Brougham called
attention TO the slave rade and urged that the
Northern States were not entitled to the credit
sumed to themselves for the measures recently taken
for the repression OF the trade.
The bill for the carrying out OF the treaty finally
passed the Commons.
In some remsrf, in the Commons Lord Palmer
atom said there Was no III entiOn Of Withdrawing the
British troops from Canada.
Lord Palmerson had stated that The British troops
would not be withdraw from Canada
The recognition Of Italy by Russia and Prussia
bad been announced in the Italian Parliament.
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THE New CURREscY.-The act passed by The
late Congress, making PostOfiice and other Gov

THE New CURREscY.-The act passed by the
late Congress, making Post Office and other Gov
eminent stamps a currency, is as follows;
BE u enacted &c. That the Secretary OF the lreasury %
and ne hereby directed to furnish to the Assistant Tres
uer and such designated depostaes OF thc states
may be by him selected IN s.cn n he piss
bs exchsnsed by them application for United States
notes: and from sns in p,ye Of ali Due. to the und
States dollars and shall be- received in eichanse
Treasurer or any degnsed depoary selected Aforesaid
10 sums less than hve dolars
LIST day Of August 1862 private corporation banking
citation individual shall make issue crcuste or Psy
less sum than H. intended to circulate In b
received used in lieu Of lawful OF the United states
any District Circuit Court Of the United States be
shed by ne not exceeding 500 or by npnsonment nos
exceeding sx month"; both at the option Of the Court
Since the passage Of this act, there has been
great rush Of persons at the PosOhce for the Pur-
chase Of stamps In ordinary times, about 5000
worth of stamps are sold daily. The increase In the
amount Of sales within the past week has been, Of
course, remarkable. On Friday, the sales ran up
to 10000, and on Saturday, they realized SIC, 900.
Yesterday the salesmen in the stamp department
were hard at work, disposing of the new currency.
The long stairs and hall leading to the stamp counter
were lined with crowd of persons, each waiting
bic turn to be disposed of. Two or three denomin'
atoms of stamps are nearly exhausted, but the
Post-Oaice Department will promptly provide q
sufficient stock Of each denomination to supply the
demand.
At present there are eight denominations OF post
age stamps which we describe as follows: Ibe one
cent stamp is blue, and has the vignette Of Franklin
The three-cent stamp the one commonly used s red
or pink, with the portrait of Washington. The i've
cent is chocolate color, with the head Of Jefferson
The ten.cent is green, with the portrait Of Washing
ton. The twelve-cen is black, with the portrait OF
Washington. The twenty. fourcent ia lilac, with the
head of Washington. The thrty-cent 10 yellow.
with the vignette of Franklin The nnety-cens 70
blue with the portrait Of Washington, as appearing
when young general. The stamps now in use BY
tie Pos,-O Office Department, are distinguished fron
tie old ones mot now recevable BY the fact that the
figures denoting the denominations are in the upper
corners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

stitute the true colder but we cannot see it -
These parties can redeem themselves by COPYING
the example and following in the footsteps Of the
bravo men who are reporting themselves daily a
the proper quarters as ready for duty. 1t is not
pected that man whose wounds or sickness inca.
pscitats him for service will reoin bis regiment when
his furlough expires-we speak Of sble-bodied men,
who have no valid excuse for Sinking the abon
and sharing the responsibilities of the soldier. The
officers who are away from their men on business
connected with the Government or the army, or 90
fair furlough, are not to be censured Our remarks
apply to those men who wear the livery Of wai
merely to crafty their vanity, and accept postos
for the honor and emoument that accompany il.
More than 80, 900 disciplined soldiers are scattered
over the country, who are able to bear arms, and
ought to be with their regiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

The RELIEF MosEY.-To-day the distribution o
the money raised for the relief Of volunteers FAM
lies will be commenced, and will be repeated every
alternate week, each recipient getting two week.
allowance at time. Thus the. families OF our brave
volunteers are once more provided for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

THE BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

the ASIA eff CAPE RACE.
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SO named after Sir Roderick Murcison President Of IN
Royal Geographical Society Of London.