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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

IT, r .Rri .SsgErTE ERw-NoR hrliris.-Ihe
j-th Regiment N. y. $. n. were reviewed a, Camp
Beige Baltimore, on Saturday BY Malor-Gen.
Wool accompanied by Eajcr Belsoc. u. 8 Quarter-
na5te- Of the Mode Department Tho review
pss,ei OF peasaltly and Gen Wool eAproesed HIM
81 satisfied with she dr anc ,c;P,ne OF tho resi-
mert. ;.oi the regularity. good order sd cleanliness,
o. tbc camp. The regiment has bean IN camp but
thirty days. and about two-fhirio Of its members
were raw recruits when IS ieft EeWYork. To re-
ceive Che appreciation Of such Distinguished military
authority a. Gen. Wool aie7 this brief period Of 10
struct-c1 is quito crcdiiabe 70 the officers and men
Maor Belger after whom The camp is named com
pimonted Col Roome upcn ia arrangement AID
genera condition. and H., meeting seemed 30 be a
very agreeable ono % both thc regiment and The lis
dngushed viaton There waas lsrge stteliancc
" tLe c,.i,oQs Of Bsll.m9r: % be Clrsd;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

We publish this morning call from The
President for 800 900 more uen as an addition
force to the armies Of tho UDioa. The Pres.
dent hopes that they Twill bs enrolled with.
Out delay. so as to bring this unnecessary and
Injurious civl war to speedy and satisfactory
conclusion This wish vii be responded 20
By every loyal heart in tic land
The cal is made at tbe urgent request Of
the Governors of all the Loyal States, with two
exceptions. Whether these omissions are acct.
dental, or because for soma persona reason
the signatures are withheld. we do not know u.
but the two States which have sent az large.
il not larger, number Of their sons 70 war, in
proportion to their population. viii aOt. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
To AdXcrfisers,

THI WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest circuia'ioh
nj ,pv newspsper in this country not in the world is
taken by the enterpsirs farmers mechanics merchants ana
throughout ell the loyal States and business
oen in this city who dee reach those classes can do so
quite .fectusy by advertising in The WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Price 81 line Advertisements for this weeks issue must
BE- banded in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
The Tax Hill.

We shall publish the Tax Bill tomorrow morn
ing ia pamphlet OF % pages fine, white paper. Beside
fhs bill which is word for word in accordance with the
original append to Alphabetical Reorganization
of every article to be taxed by the law and the OF
che tax be levied thereon. This renders complete
sad convenien. i. is possible TO make it.
Price cents postpaid - per 100 if sent by express rs
psr ioO Il by mail.
Adjges, THE TRIBUNE NswYoIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

are sure DO backward in responding to the
Presidents call. The sgners to the letter in
urging this appeal to the country very truly
represent, we haze no doubt, the feeling of the
people whom they represent. A "sPEEDY
CONCLUSION Of the war is what the nation
demands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
It caa hardly be necessary to remind OF

1t caa hardly be necessary to remind our
readers fiat $50 print the letters Of our CORE
spondents from the seat Of war exactly as they
reach US. Trey may contain unfounded ru-
mcrs. erroneous, reports, hasty impressions,
mistaken judgments, but their value AMI trust
wOrthiness would be entirely destroyed it sub
milted-ss we believe some letters from the
seat Of war are subm. cdto msnipulationa
after they reach their destination. intended to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

LAusA Ksssss TasAraa- Brosdwsy-" FsaShsn Uss
Cricket"
waLLAcx's Tpg,rzR-Brosdway and Thirteenth sHs,t
"Orsngs Blossoms" - Mischisvous Annie"
NrBLos 8agpsy-Broedwy-"Th The National Guard" and
the National Anegory Of Warrington"
WIsrzs GARpKs-Broadway- =" Rob Roy"
OLYxPIc THEArxR-No. 495 Broadway -" Romsp and
Juliet" " The Irish diamond"
CHRrsrrs OPERA HOUsE-No ss5 Broadway --soge Cbrs-
ty's bnstrels; QuaTte.e and In strumentsl Comps1y
Nfxoss CRHMogSY GARDxss-Sixh and -Four eenS
street" Promenade Music and Equestrian Psrfocn
aDces.'
NIxoS's PALACE NUsic-Sixth and Fourteenth
street - Opera and Bale. Performance"
BARSuy's AsRacAs MusKUM-Brosdwsy-"M onyusrand"
" Seven Clerksr Honest Milsman" The Amsrcan
Lambert Giant Girl, Commodore Mutt. Whale. &c
NsTIoNaL AcADKsY OF DEsIGs-No 62S Broidv,y. day
and evening.
SoH,Uss GALLzRY-No 749 Broadway" Cind.-sla" aos
other tine pictures. from a. m. 70 6p.
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conform them to what their publishers would
wish tho fact. to be. The public will under
stand that we give the opinions OF our CORE
spondents as theirs, and that they often differ
from our own. We speak for ourselves, and
allow our carefully selected correspondents
kindred liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
THG LOGIC OK ~iiGiDE.

Tie segen Cotton Stote, ia which tbis
Shareholders Rebellion was iomeDtei and IN
augnrafcd, aud 20 which it va. conGLed till
after the COMMANDMENT of Font Sumter. haze
a population divided into Slave and f-ee by
tho census OF l-oD as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
TO CORRESPONDENTS

To LUHhIlNPUN UfNIN'
No notice can be taken OF ANONYMOUS Comnunca'on'
Whatever sinteuded for insertion must De authenticated
by the and address Of the writer-n0' necessary ''
publication but a. sguGTsnty for his good faith
cannot undertake rejected Commute ATOMS
Az business this oihce should be addressed 70
"rHg tribune" New-Yo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

THE DEBUT OF Mrs. PAcE.-The complimentary
benefit of Mrs. Augusta Page will take place tonight
at the Olympic Thea;er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

The editors of Tie New-York Ueekly anl)u,c4
that Parson Brownlow has been engaged to v-ita
for that paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
lAhvsriia,Innntl

Tho Polar Refrigerator and Wafer Cooler com
hirsd with Reservoir for Wner No oodhe lhe hoo
Oh carpet The only perfect Provision Reservoir made
Assys dry md llways sweet variety o. "1cs hon p
Spward Great improvement BARTLETT "a Lsslsf, Ne'
az Bgpsdwly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
Ikiyertise1ient !

Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
pcnta how 10 tain IN sir cbdren 70 he usc and happy by
Phone osic x.ninstion Fowler " slls 30s Bdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

Constructor WATER is n certain cmc ins
Dbslea AID all d,eses OF M, eys snd Bladder sold
A. Jrg.s,l A9G9AR . A41s4. Lscg.j, - CAl6t.. L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

BILLS HEAD.-Our report of the beef cattls
market shows receipt Of over five thousand head Of
buocks since last report, for the supply Of this city
and vicinity. for the first week Of July, and thes'
viii make an average Of over 700 lbs. Of beef per
head, which has sold a: pice that we estmate will
ayera.. &c. per 3D., 50 far they have been sold.
but owing to the excessively large eupply 81 Oh,
sioc, could not De sold az any price tba. orOvenl
would accept ard the closing day Of the market
proved to be the hardest that drover, have met with
10 1902. L proved. however, that the prediction Of
scarcity Of beef cattle Is no. sound. We car iced
ourseye, AMI soldiers While longe- upon good beef
ard sheep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

For WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF DECEASED Sol.
DrERs-A concert will be given at the Academy Of
Music this Wednesday evening, BY the pupils Of
the Twentieth Ward School, for the benefit Of th,
widows and orphans Of deceased soldiers. Judge
Waterbury has written spirited ode fof the oo.
casiop, which will be chief feature Of tho enter
tainment. Tickets are for sale by all school oces
and teachers Of the Twentieth Ward OF the Hall Of
the Board Of Education, corner Of Grand and EN-
streets, and at the door in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

SIxrEESrH WARD School No. 5.-The exec'
cises Of the graduating class Of Grammar School No
Is, in West Twenty fourth street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues Girls Department took pls'a
YESTERDAY afternoon. The room, were beautifully
festooned with flags and boquets, almost innumsf-
able, and the girls looked their prettiest The Hon
s. S. Randall presided, and the exercise, were
opened with PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Z. G. Clafh-
The exercises were interpreted with singing by ca,
young ladies' reading Of compositions and other
readings The Hon. Mr. Randall addressed tho
graduates, followed by the valedctory and the part
ing song and the large audience was jisrris'ed with
the beuediction. Why not have such M entertain
ment in larger place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

DH9AarURE os nv -EsCLAn9 0FFTcERs.-
Cant +. 4. Wild. Company A, ist Massachusetts,.
Capt ). Caru,b Company II, lot Massachusetts
Lieut.. !. H. Dalton, Company b lat Massachusetts
Lieut., ii. Parldnsoa Company D, let Massachusetts
argiye1 in this city on Monday evering, from
PHILADELPHIA. and were forwsried from the B-ost
way Relief Room t. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

A REL DSsE4rsr IRON THa JA'E5 IeLAaD
EoRr.-Ons Of tue Rebel prisoners who came hero
Oh MOu9ay sht, on board th, Nstanzss from Port
Roya!, states ths. when he left the fort on Jsnes
Islard. $. C.. there were thirteen regiments Of
Rebels there. Thi, man ssyo that bis mother and
sister live IN III, city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

The Rey. r. l.. Cuy.er Of Brooklyn sails foe
Cu,Dpa on q brief tour Of recreation on Wednesday
IN tie steamship China. Ills congregation gsnsgoas
" def.sy his expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

iAdse:.isenienLf
SUy.NEn CLOTHING,
AZ as.as. q. :: s'n'".''
- -, coat 5,low Bi osdwsy prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

CrlRGY.EN5 r. PARTY AT rEr tlgrs-AvE-
sUf Hor2G.-OE Noejay evening, b. Invitation Of
me President and Bosci OF Managers Of tte Young
MEMS Christian A,socation large number Of the
pa,ors o, churches IN this city Of various evangelical!
denominations took tea tosethec in The dining room
Of tb. fiftA.Weaue Notei Samuel W stsbbins.
Plesiteu,. ia tia char. Among the clergymea pres-
est were Oh, Re,s. DE- Adams DR.. RufusW Clark,
D.. DUNCAN Dunbar, Or. Chancellor Ferris, DR..
Gillette. Or. Joe. Parker. DR.. Bowling DR. &
Fish Of Newark; Dr. Prime ana DR.. Honey thu
Re,.. He3r- j, Il Newman Hiram hattsoD Alfred
Cookmsu, A. II. Bufliogham, q. A. Pelt5, ChsUn-
cey - Mug.sy L. Raiston smith. VIM. l.. Bana srd.
George HIATT II. N. Field. q. T. Duryea Stephen
Ii. Tyag John Quccy Adams, VIM. 5 Milicls
Jones Of ths Mariners Church, Steward Of the Bap
tist MariueGs Cuurch, Ricgeway Of -. Pagls "
f.. Church, Gardner Of Cod Spring and others
Short speeches. were made by almost every ni.nister
present the time being fully occupied by speaking
TIL Leagly - O'Clock The result OF The meeting
wa. dele-m getion the part Of the ministers 10
rally TO tie aid of The Young Mems Christian Az
sOclatlon. Sre@ Il ANY miSunde rBIsndnBs between
ministers ve,s wiped out in the course OF tbe ey'
erCises. and misconceptions "a % the objects
and aims II the Association were alsb
set right. Mr. Steboins, The President OF the Asso
citation made a clear and lucid statement of ia Oh
ects its paa. history is conflicts internal eo1 ex.
ternsl the work II lai performed and the work 1t
now sought 70 perform. III. West OF TIE Cowmcf
cigl Adverfissr aud the Hon. Benz r. Eanier'e alsS
delivered short. pitbv epeechsa.
Toward the conclusion the Rev Dr.. Bowling took
the chair when tire Rev. Or Dunbar moved and
:he Rev Alfred COokmsa seconded
That the pasto-, who have lcep Pes,n al h. fesIiss.
o. love sad tend, our hearty thanks che President snj
Directors of tie Young Mens Ct,tisn haspcaton for hsv
rg brought ioGe.hsT hus and Tor he bountiia ps' pro
yiaod" -
TIE motion was adopted unanimously. The clos-
ing prayer was made by the Rev j. Z. Newman,
and the bsnediction pronounced ny The Rev. DIR
Dunba- The doxology was then sung, and the
company separated. The following the officers
OF the Association 10. 1859 and 1868
samuel W Stebbin. Prcsdsnt, Edward Self NicsPresi
ispt frank W Ballard. Corresponding Secretary; James
Ha.tie R.oojin, Secse,ry. VOranus Eorse N ID, Treas
Br,insrd W,liir A nartrn James G.. Holden, Mason ID
Colns Fncent Coyer Henry J.. PeIson, u. William w
Bogsrdu, Aystin Abbot Tbom.s CTowhcr Frederick V.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

Las. nght at about ~ O'Clock, ere broke out IN
The stable corner If Avenue and Eleventh street
owned aud occupied by Jamee Brien A horse ami
tb 60 act. " harness., valued az abou. $500 were
bur1st.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01

vAIuABrr MExEsroEs BURNED. The
Brunswick Telegraph says that at the late
FIRE in that town, among the articles burned
in tho olice Of Mr.. McKeen were the two
chairs which are used on Commencement
Days, ono in the pulpit and one on the stage.
One was presented by DIR. jerks, OF Boston,
and has been ON the stage at every commence
ment since the College was founded; the
other, presented by a Miss Russell of Var
mouth, was an ancient chair-had been long
in the family, and originally came from Eng
land. Also, number Of letters, valuable
as mcmentoes, all the books, papers and &c
counts of Mr.. MeReen's predecessors in Of
fee were burned, as was the wood book, "a
record Of wood ordered by students,) con-
tanning the signatures Of every student grad
uated for the past 80 years-the autographs
Of many man now holding a distinguished
position in society.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheese IN ans Pills

The combination Of ingredients In these pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation and certain In correct
ing all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, 70
moving all distractions, whether from cold or 9TH
erwise headache. pain IN the side, palpitation Of
the heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries,
fatigue, pain In the back and limbs, &C., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. Chec.emaa's Pills was the commence
mont of new err In the treatment OF those irreg-
ularities and distractions which have consigned SO
many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular, and when
ever an obstruction takes place the general health
begins TO decline.
DIR. Chccsenan's Pills are the most ef.ctual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar TO
Feaiss To all classes they are invaluable, Undue
Ing urfh certainty, periodical regularity They are
known to thousands, who have used them at differ
ent periods, throughout the country, having the
sanction Of some Of tho most eminent Physicians IN
america.
ErpLeit directions, stating chen they should NOT %
ussd with each box-the Price one dollar per Dor
containing from 90 to GO pills.
Pills seat BY mail promptly by remittinS 10 the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
H. d. HUTCHlNGS, Proprietor,
% Cedar Street, New York.
A. Sawyer, Biddefordi s. s. Mitchell. saco IL
ii. Hay 4 Co. Portland, Agents. lyr2oi'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01

u Tho new Congressional Districts in
Maine are as follows:
LIST District-York and Cumberland Coun-
ties.
% District-Oxford. Franklin and Andres
coggin Counties.
81 District-Kennebcc Somerset and Lin
coin Counties, and Washington, Union, War
rem. Friendship, Cushing, st. George and
Thomaston. and the Islands Of Martinicus,
Muscle Ridge, Otter and Cranberry, in Knox
County.
4th District-Penobscot, Piscataquis and
AroostOok Counties.
5th Washington, Hancock and
Waldo Counties, and ROckland, Camden
Hope, Appleton, South ThOmaston, Vinal
haven and North Haven, in Knox County.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
$4,000 CONTEMPORARIES
Engaged i'm the Seven Days Battle.

Army or TIE PoroNAc, July %.
DR.. Williams. who has been u prisoner ut
Salisbury, North Carolina, for number Of
months, and who arrived here Saturday, hav-
ing been unconditionally released, states that
for ten DAYS after the battles in front OF Rich
mond. 900 rebel troops passed through the
town daily on their way to Richmond, and
more were on their way.
The Doctors window overlooked the rail-
road depot, giving him good opportunity
Of ascertaining what was going on there
The troops came from James Island and East
ern Georgia. Among other facts the Doctor
asccrtained was that eleven thousand troops
were at Charlottesville. waiting Transporter
ton to Richmond, and that 80 900 conscripts
had been raised in Tennessee and Georgia
since the 9th Of July, and proportionate
numbers in other extreme Southern States.
He heard the Adjutant Of Col. Goodwin.
who commands the post Of Salisbury, and
who had Just come from Richmond, state
that the Adiutant OF Gen. Hill told him that
the rebels had $4,000 troops engaged in the
seven days. battles.
DR.. Williams was accompanied by Dr.
Stone, who was taken prisoner ut Bull Run,
and who corroborates his statements so lar
as relates to the movement Of troops. On
their way to Richmond they passed long
trains of empty cars on their way South.
Gen. Mcclellan spent the entire day. yes.
terday, in visiting the different hospitals,
speaking words OF encouragement to the sick
and wounded, and seeing that their wants
were properly attended to.
Boats to-day brought down 495 wounded
Federal prisoners from Richmond, leaving
about 700 yet to come.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
miscellaneous Items.


MAD DoG.-LAst Wednesday mad dog
made his appearance on our streets. The
owner promptly took means to have him
killed. No damage was done.
y Limerick and South Berwick have
completed their quota Of troops for the war.
Limerick paid each man 500; the town vot-
ing $1,000, the balance Of $500 being made
up by subscription. Eliot offers bounty Of
5000 to recruits, Buxton 800.
SuppKS DE,ru-Johnson X. March, OF
Saco. died very suddenly at Detroit, Mich,
of apoplexy. the sth ult. He retired, as we
learn, TO his rcom at hotel, and was found
dead. Iii. remains were brought home to
Saco for interment.
y The Excise Tax List Of 1862 alphab-
etically arranged will be sen, to any address
postpaid, by sending two letter stamps to ID,
Thurs,on, Portland. Maine.
" Commencement day at Wateryille
College, occurs ON Wednesday, August 18th.
A class Of 25 will graduate.
II A recruiting advertisement in New
York paper reads as follows "Grand ex-
cursion to Richmond by steamboat and rail-
rad, This ticket entities the bearer to a
massage to Richmond, Va. Fare, clothes,
and food, gratis, and S3s given for nothing.
Apply, &C."
- All those having claims OF any kind
AGAINST the Government are referred to the
advertisement of George IL. KnowltOn, Esq.
y Our readers are referred to the change
of holding the Probate Court in this County
as given in our advertising columns.
vThc Portland Advertiser says, "Let
the motto of every one be, whether in high
places or in low plaees-'Ncver despair Of
the Republic.
~Dr. Warren Of this city, Assistant
Surgeon Of the Sth regiment, is at homo IN
this city. lie has been sick and is not fully
recovered. lie returns to his regiment Is
soon rs his health will permit.
A FINE H,R,Ess.-wo recently examined
new harness made by Ebenezer Simpson,
for Augustine uaincs Esq. Tho workman
ship Of this harness is complete as all who
hayo examined II will testify.
y Enlistmcnts are going on quite favor
ably in this city. Some sixty are already
enrolled.
~ EI-Prcsidcnt Van Buren, died a, bis
residence on the Hudson, tho 9th ult.. aged
70 years.
~ For interesting extracts from Southern
papcrs We refer our readers to the tirss pag'
Of this paper.
TE. ii. c. Hooper, Of this city has beer
appointed paymastsr in the volunteer fOrc'
Of this State. An excellent appointment
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
ENTIRE MILITARY CONTROL CIV
EN TO GEN. HALLECK.
Nxw YoRK, July 90.

Nkw YoRk, July 90.
The Times special dispatch states that
Gen. Halleck and Secretary Stanton had a
long interview with the President, who has
undoubtedly relinquished to Gen. Halleck
the entire military control.
The same dispatch also states that Capt.
Martin, Of tho late Sd Mass. battery, has
been appointed chief Of artillery Of Morcll's
division.
The Tribune has the following:
at is whispered that Gen. Halleck has
sent all the spades in Gen. McClellan's army
to the rear, and ordered muskets to the front
At all events, there was no digging there for
the first time for many weeks on the day al
ter his (Iialleck's) visit to the Peninsula.
Steps are being taken to bring loyal blacks
by the hundred from the valley OF the She
nandoah within the lines Of Gen. Sgcl. Tt
what military use they are to be devoted IA
not known"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
Taxes for 1862.

The State. county and city taxes In the city
Of Biddeford for 1862, were committed to the
undersigned on the 3oth ult. for collection.
by vote Of the City Council, discount OF
eight per cent. viii be allowed on all taxes vol
unfairly paid to the Treasurer on or before the
fifteenth day Of August next A discount OF
SIX per cent. II paid on or before the tenth day
Of September next. And discount Of four
per cent. II paid on or before the first day OF
October next JonS q. ADAMS,
Treas. and Col.
OFrIcE-Aldermcn' Room. City Building.
Biddeford, July 3lst, 1862.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01

TIE MASyxx or APPOINTING Tax COLLECT
Ons.-A dispatch from Washington dated
the 9Th says:
The tax collectors and assessors will be 50.
,s.,sJ In the mode usually adopted in the
Treasury Department. All applications are
fled. together with all letters in support OF
nroposed appointments, whether from men,
bcrs of Congress or other citizens. The
names Of applicants with abstracts Of the
letters and information related to each are
submitted to the President, together with
the Judgment OF the Treasury as to the prop
or persons to DO selected with these papers
before them. Tho President forms his own
opinion and makes his own appointments. "
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-08-01
IMPORTANT ORDER OF GENERAL Pop
HKApQ'Rs. Army OF VIRGINIA, !
Washington, July %.

HkApQ'Rs. Army or VIRGINIA,
Washington, July %.
ORDER No. l3.'
Hereafter no guards will DO placed over
private houses or private property OF any
description whatever. Commanding officers
are responsible for the conduct Of the troops
under their command, and the articles OF
war and the regulations OF the army provide
ample means for restraining them to the full
extent required for discipline and efficiency.
Soldiers were called into the field to do bat
tie against the enemy, and it is not expected
that their force and energy shall be wasted
in protecting the private property OF those
most hostile to the Government. No sol
der serving in this army shall DO hereafter
employed in such service.
by command Of Major-General Pope.
GEORGE ID. RUSSELL,
Chief Of Staff.