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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

A FrLoSioUs GRAND Internationally, jar.
Lewis arrested by Officer Shea of the First Pre-
cnct and taken before Justice Dodge at the Tombs
Police Court charged with having picked the pocket
Of Henry Il. Fay Of No. " Clinton street, taking
from him pocket.book containing the sum of s2,2lO
in bank bills. IL appears that the accused pushed
Mr. Fay agains, Eerson who was passing, near the
corner of Pine AND Nassau streets, At which moment
he Or. Fay fel, hand in bis pocket. He at once
took hold Of Lewis, who threw away tie pocket
book. Tie plumber WE picked ,p BY another gen.
tlenan, who handed it to Ar. Fay. The accused
was held fos examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

DR.. Sloane, U. s. Medical Director, received ui''
patch from the Surgeon-General, ordering prep"fa-
lions to be made for receiving 1900 wounded hen
from the recent battles in Virginia. We are happy
TO say that DIR. Sloane Las already prepared accom-
modations for all of them.
Ten car oads Of lint bandages, and hosplai COM
forts. arrived from Boston on Monday morning al an
early hour, and were Immediately Forwarded u
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Cry MoarALITY.-The report of the cry IN
spec,or for the past week shows that during ',a'
oeriod 536 deaths occurred in this city, vi the ue
ceased % wefe men, 81 women, liz boys, ana io o.
,o,,s Under the classification of diseases %
we're caused by affection Of the brain ana ne''.''
Iis by the lungs and throat, III by the stomach
bowels, and other organs 391 were natives Oh TIC
United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
France.

The Pali. Pegs ssys that the barves: ia the best
Of the ast ten years and that they will not bs COM
PEELED 70 have recourse 10 any corn from abroad.
The Paris correspondent Of The LoRG0H Tunes
,ays that the Emperor recently expressed very de-
cided condemnation Of Garibaldi's movements, and
wss even OF the opinion that the Italian Govern
mept was not quite blsmeless in the matter.
The Paris Bourse was list ON tie 10Th ult. at GSf.
95c. for the Rentes.
TIE embarkaiion Of troops for Mexico has been
snspended until after the arrival OF the next mail
IRON Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

90 spectators ssd exporters the market closing qo's
snd unchanged at the following quotations: o.i,
fair Orleans. ......27d lMiddns Orleans
Fair Mobiles ........26!d MddDs Mobiles .'.''' a ~
air Uplsnds lMddpr Upsnds $50
The total .toc. in port esatei at ~ oOo bales. ncuons
,0CDO bales OF Anne rcsn descriptions.
BREADsTUFFs Tss market Is dull The weather nfsVot-
able Tor the crops. Wheat is easier
PR0rrsioXs-Tbe make, l. duh but steady.
LONDON MONEY MAKxEr.-Consals Closed FRIDAY at
9jd9J for money Bullion In the bank Las decreased I!oi
80
AMERICAN SRcURITIEa-Ths lstcs. sales weys;-Illnois
Central 50d;9l dis. Erie g3d3lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

DISPOSAL or THE Insurance AGAINST DRAFT
ING CAsE.--Yester,iay morning the ten gentlemen
who were arrested by Provosr-harshal Kennedy
lst week, on the charge Of dscoursging enlismsnts
by conducting insurance organization for the pur
dose Of finding substitutes for insurers who might
be drafted sent to Fort lafayette by order Of
the Secretary Ok War.
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XARLNE JOURNAL.
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Pessengers Arrived

In bark Harvest Home from Ne,s Orieaas-k Nm. Mach and
child Mr.. ard Mr. Tracy and child
IN sh,p ArchGnf from Nete OyleGas-Mr and Mrs H. @.
Ce4ess aud three children L. Fzmelysr and daugheS;
g. w. Robinson. ii. p. Hood
I. barb c. w. Poaitaeg from NetnOrieass-Mr and Yrs
w II. Seysren and child.
IN tays Wass Crest from Net,- Oye1ns-R strune jos
Nay. Joa Bur-, Wu Cooper Capt Sclss LADY aud child
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Cen. BauIGs.

The army corps Of Gen. Nathaniel ?. Banks Is ~
Manassas function. lie has rendered most import
ant services, although not actively engaged WIN te
enemy. 1t was understood that he was ANXIOUS
to move into the valley, and prevent any re
thought best to leave him to hold the Junction. aiu
Keep communication open between our army aio
W.,b,uytop. Wash. Cor. Pnila Press, 3ist.
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QuAnrERLY JOURNAL DE- GRAsDs MoSpE. Single Cop
les 70 CENTS ,feasiy 81 with . valuable premium.
Published .. No. 4T3 Broadway, and sold every
where Sent by mail receipt Of price Fall numter now
ready contains large steel portrait Nine Dsnores three
ui sized patterns enicen fshioa plates 100 tine
crsvings etc. Presenting the largest latest and best
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

CITY II,ElLS.

WALLAcK's THEATER.-The announcement Of
Gen. Corcoran's visit to this theater which WAS
Withdrawn laet week, is now renewed, and it is
advertised that Thursday evening next, has been
collected for the event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
lAdvertisementI
THE TAX BILL.

Now READY Is pamphlet of % page on hne whits rps'
b side the Bill vh word for w9,d n sn
tiou Of every article to be ,4 ey the w sHa .ns
Of the tax TO De Ieyied thereon. A.. :" !.
and coovenien: 1t is possible TO make - bv e,pres,;
Price cents, postpaid; - per 100 If SCI. Se~Iott
per 100 II BY mail Atdess THE rkIRuNg. "" -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

Rrrt's HEAD. Nondav.-The beef cattle market
ou.ped for 1he week in Forty Fourth e., Oh hohoay
nor,ing with about 5000 head OF bullocks on SAFE,
bich il some 500 or 900 head less than !. opened
with last Monday Vet there no material change Ia
prces unless it is upon the iis cass, wnch are IN
ahouI the sne proportion 10 Tue Whoe aS 's' ven
one saw preater-aud viii cell AZ ~ GEMS Per he'
round and the general opDion Is that sueu pui'oceS
rs 1tte higher that is, not in psice per pound out
- ,St Lntcbers will rot gct quite as good valIei0.
Ia a. os they did thisday last week. IL Is heg general
orinion ba Tue poorest clas BELL at worse terms ior
~, nt, tina last week, though We 40 not SEE many
aalI et less than cents pOnnd lor he' Nei3h VI
~eat. The great bulk OF the stock being good lar
Western steers, will sell TO average &C. /" ponuu
ma, on some entire droves will average o.. Ine
"yLr, in the mornrg was not US lively rs II vas q
vel, ago and does not promise TO close MS well,
though that will depend upon what may come IN
| for the s.cond day. At any rate ali through inc
\ meuine day the Wholesale butchers have held back,
\ aid seem unwilling to buy at tue asking price,.
II his is rataral, Rs the report from Washington
II Market shows very hard trade thore, ana tne
II weather is quite warm and unfiyorabe tor iuea on
\ the Loohe The demand for Govern ent tins week
Y ia light aud certainly the city butchers do not a-
pear 20 want large stock, that although the mum
II Ger H. 20 much reduced, appears likely to DO qute
sufficient ior the aenand. al the same average pree
H The repor of the market viii show that me
H eraziers II this State have made an early start and
\ are sending IN GOOD many lignt bdllock., Ho'
II haNiu4 confidence IA any advance toward coo
H weather. There are some Kentucky steers on ta'
II market, which have been burned forward Oy VA
II rough -iate q things in that State. Inc Sneep ma
\ ket opened Thin morning little heavier than ~ oi'
a week AGO. Il has been hard Tor drovers all th'
week. The varied and exciting news IRON VIZ
battle Geld has bad rather depressing ehect epo'
husinefs to-day, bnt toward night mems COUNT
naiices grew brighter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Latest-Fta LoEdOHdyrV.

LosDos, Friday, p. m.-1he Garibaldlan question
IL unchanged.
Sicily IL proclaimed 10 be in seige,
Gen. Cugia has Issued proclamation, saying
that he will dissolve every armed band by force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
fAcverti.emen..l

Ifyou want TO learn what you can do best and
bov "a make the most of yourself get careful PHkEsoLO0.
,r,r PLANTATION at FOWLER Il WELLss, 3vS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

SPEECH, AND song, AND CHEERS AT THE PARK
BaRRAcks.-Iesterdaym morning some Of the officers
of the l2lst regiment, from Herkimsr and Ossgo
Counties, recognized james c. Clark, the poet-yocl
ist at the Park Barracks and called upon him for a
soug. lie ssDg "Od John BrowD," Company Is,
under Capt Irving Holconab, joining in the chorus.
A former resident of Hersiner County, being called
upon, followed in patriotic speech, 81 the close OF
which three cheers were given for the singer and
speaker, three for the American Army, and three
more for TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
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sIrlATrHz ALMANAC

,un-Riass ...J:23 Sets..........6:32i Moon-Setn. -
SIGH WATER THis
sandy Hook. 1:29 GOV. Island. 2:9 Hell}sta feo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

The mails for Europe by the steamship Europa,
from Boston, will close at the New-York Post-Oitee
at 81 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

EARLY CLosisG.-One Of the most popular Of the
resolutions read by Gen. Prosper H. Wetmore at the
great war meeting in the Park OF "Wednesday laet
was that recommending our merchants to close their
stores at O'Clock, in order to allow their clerks an
opportunity to attend TO the business OF recruiting
There are perhaps, but few who can appreciate the
benefits that must undoubtedly arise from this judi
cious ARRANGEMENT, and fewer sill who form al
estimate of the extent Of t1s talent patriotism. and
confined energy that is nightly shut in behind the
counters Of our shopkeepeFs. II has renamed tor
one Of our wealthiest meschsnts--a prominent mem
Der OF the Chamber of Commerce of the City OF
-York-to bring before the public a suggestion
iiaught with go much importance TO the political
wellbeing Of our country. Clerks, as class, Lave
been too much overlooked in this struggle but if you
look over he recruiting rolls you will find that the
lists are filled with these very useful members OF 20
cietv. The moldering bones that lie half hidden
upon tie JatteGelds of Virginia, tennessee, and
Kentucky, codd they speaa, would tell Of the sacri.
fees and patient suffering OF many Of that class
Young men, in the full vigor Of early
manhood unused TO tho ,osome drudgery Of lie,
unused % manual labor, exposure, or hardship,
Who fired by Me impul,c Of patriotism, regardless
Of the cost, have thrown aside the ysrd-stick and
rushed at tho call of their country, to fill the ranks
and wag. war against the destroyers OF their coun-
,rvs integrity, or lay down their lives in defense Of
cr glniou. dag. Let our merchants give thsir EN-
plOyees the time, and our word for 1t recruiting
would receive such stimulus throughout this city
that tie necessity for drafting would be avoided.
a, tie largest houtes initiate this early closing move
ment: such as A. 4. Stewart Lord q Taylor, Ubs-
dell. Pierson, Lake & Co.. and those who have III
their employ from 100 TO 500 clerks; let them coee
their sores end pour ont their hundreds OF voices Ia
favor Of crushing out ths unhoy rebellion; others
will follow their example, and The movement will
coon become universal. The buying, trading public
would avoid those warehouses that remained open
AZ usual and the stigma Of Seceesonift would for
ever brand their owners, while the merchants who
close ,aeir stores would be doing more for their
country than if each had subscribed thousands OF
dollars for that object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE NORTH AMERICAN OFF CAPE RACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE ONE nun
RED AND TWENTY SECOND N. w

The I22d REGIMENT N.w-York Volunteers, under
command OF Col Titus, arrived 10 tbs cry ye'1r'
day mor'lq nom Albany by the Hudson RIVER
R1isOa,. re organization Of tins hue coInniSn
wls ICED about tie 10Th OF July, siDce "bi1
,imc tie aen have been ebcamped at hyIarns''
where they have become quite proficient ~ tht
manual OF hYms and evoutiOns Of tie lhie. Nearly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-08-16

OrricE SUPERINTENDENT IxD. AFFAIRS, !
OLYMPIA, W. T., June %, 1862,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT IND. AFFAIRS, !
Olympia, W. T., June %, 1862.
Information has been received at this office of
the frequent and growing violation OF the various
provisions Of the Act of Congress regulating trade
and intercourse with the Indian tribes. The UNI
dersiyned is unwilling to believe that such viola
tons arise from wifuIness on the part OF the nu-
nerous traders now operating in sections of the
Territory hitherto and yet occupied by Indians,
and in some instances upon the very land reserved
tn the Indians by Treaty stipulation. lie rather
believes that OF the recent great influx of pOpua-
ton, very many are ignorant that such laws are
in force.
Notice is therefore hereby given that SELLING,
D/SPOS/NE az, H.iRTER/NG or GiIING
LIQt OTTO Indians, in this Territory ,or Introducing
or attempting 10 introduce the into the Indian
country, is grave offence. punishable by fine and
imprisonment, by the laws of the United States:
that within any Indian Reservation the safe Of any
article Of rde, mcrct ,ndise. whomt first hapiny
obtaMed license from the Indian Department, is
also an offence OF high order; and that all such
Liquors and Goods are, by the law, subject to be
seized aud forfeited.
Agents have been instructed by this office to
renewed vigilance in securing the faithful and Wig
orous execution of the laws above referred to,
within their re ,pcctiyc Agencies, and IN bringing
to punishment their v,oators. In the event of
their inability to stay the sale, manufacture, or
introduction, Of ardent spirits, malt intoxicating
liqours, or the unlicensed trade upon or within
any Reserve, they are cnioincd speedily to call
upon the L. :. Troops within their reach to assist
them in carrying out said instructions.
CALVIN II. HALE,
Smpt Ind. A0airs ". r.
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The Medical and Surgical Institute

OF DIR. L. J. CZAPkAY, is already secured in q
position which places it, we'll A. its proprietor,
far above the assaults Of envy and professional
malice. In the schools Of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded 10 practitioners in this
department Of medical science, aud they occupy
with Others an equally lofty position in the pro-
fessi0n. Ric0rd is an illustrious example, shin.
ing light among the philosophical stars Of his age
in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fally eqnalled
adclphia College Of Medicine complimcn,cd him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem de-
gree. Selecting this his field Of operation, al
though qualified graduate Of the University Of
Pcsth, and late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian
Revolutionary army, for more extended labors,
Dr. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention
to the cure Of Chronic and private diseases, in
which he has become SO great IN expert that he
is now regarded as the LEADER in this branch Of
his profession throughout the United States, and
his portrait and biography are published as mat
sivc journals. The Doctor Offices gre at his Med
ical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street,
corner Of Leidcsdorf, nearly opposite the build
ings of,he Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
pkay" We ask particular attention Of our readers
10 the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column Of this paper.
DIR. j. CzAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
and Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steanl-
ship COmpany's Office, San Francisco. The Doc
tor offer free consultation, and asks no rcmunera-
ton unless he effects cure.
Gky" Persons not wishing to lose time in cor
rcspondencc, please enclose $40 in their letters,
and they will get immediate attention to their
eases. l.. J. CZAPKAY, N. D,
Address, San Francisco, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3d.-Col. Rob-
inson, Provost Marshal has arrested
between sixty and seventy citizens Of
Kappahannock county, who refused to
take the oath of allegiance. Three
days of grace have been allowed them,
ut the expiration Of which time if they
will not swear, they will be sent beyond
the lines. intelligent German de-
scrtcrs from the rebel army came with.
in our lines last evening. They left
Richmond two weeks ago, and state
that great distress prevails in the rebel
camp, the soldiers living upon nothing
but fresh beef, flour and salt, sugar and
coffee They say that the rebel regi-
mcnts will not average more than a
hundred men. They also pretend to
have overheard rebel officers say that
their condition was more desperate than
any time during the war.
Fonr MONROE, Aug. 3d.-One divi-
sion of General Burnside's corpse has
left the Roads, sailing in direction
quite the opposite ofJamcs river aud
lIarrison's Landing. Other divisions
are embarking and will sail very soon.
Great secrecy has been observed inmak-
ing this movement.
New York, Aug. 5th.-A letter to
the Tribune says: Mcclellan sent large
force across James river on Saturday.
mostly from Fitzjohn Porter's com.
mand. The number is said to be $4,000.
Since the arrival of Gen. Curtis at
Helena, (Ark.) he has freed upwards
of 1000 slaves, mostly those who
worked on Forts Donclson and
Wright.
MEMPHIS, Aug. a.--The enemy is reported
in force eight miles from here, under Bragg.
Two regiments Of infantry and some cavalry
and artillery went out few miles to-day.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-iold, H.! gold bars,
1873; sterling exchange, 1868.
FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. 3.-One divis-
ION Of Gen. Burnside's corps has left the
roads sailing quite different direction from
James river and lIarrison's Landing. Great
secrecy has been observed i'll making this
movement.
The story Of the arrival of rebel iron-clad
feet off Mobile is disbclievcd in official quar-
ters 1t is fair to presume that the Govern
mcnt woul not be ignorant OF such lur.
chase being made in Europe, if the statements
were true. The Navy Department has posi-
tive knowledge that but one war vessel has
been purchased by the rebels in Europe.
She is trying to escape fror' England. and the
Federal gunboat IMsc0rora is watching her.
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Attention VODQlntccYs!!
First ". r., Mf1nfrv, I. $. Volunteers

First W. r., Infantry, L. s. Volunteers.
VlNIlE undersigned have been authorized to raise
anil organize II Company for the LIST Washing
ton Territory Infantry, Col Stcinbcrgcr, for duty
in the Military District OF Oregon.
The regiment is now rapidly filling up. and an
opportunity is offered for immediate service in the
best disciplined and most thoroughly organized
Regiment on the Pacific coast.
Pay from Sl3 to S2l per month, with abund-
ance of good clothing, comfortable quarters, sub
sistcncc and medical attendance, furnished by the
Government.
Recruits for this Compcny will he Immediately
sent to Fort Stcilacoom and provided for.
Enstmcnts will be for THREE YEARS OR
DURING THE WAR, and every soldier entering
this regiment, and hoaorably discharged, is, by
Act Of Congress, entitled to 500 bounty!
Recruiting Offices have been opened at StclacOon,,
Pierre" co unity, and ut Port Townsend, Jefferson
county, ". 7.
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