The New York herald., 1862-09-03

Liberal prov sion In also made for the families OF
volunteers; the Board OF Supervisors having sp-
propriated $3.50 900 for the purpose. From tiisand
will be paid sum not exceeding ten dollars per
month to the wife. and two dollars per month to
each child under ten years OF age, Of the fansies
Of all volunteers from the city and county Of New
York.
The English papers received by the steam
ship Bremen contain number Of articles on
the American war question. weakly written,
indeed. but still breathing an unfrendly spirit to
the Union cause. The proposed army levy by
draft ia deprecated. and the finances OF the 60
vcrnment are represented as in . wretched state
Of depletion the action Of generals is said to
be without aim foreign intervention is solicited.
and series Of triumphs in the Held by the rebels
IL predicted. Suoh are the main points Of the
editorials Of our English neutral" friends. The
London Times is forced to acknowledge, however,
that England could not !" intervene in the case
Of people who can raise such armies, and the
writer praises the patience. loyalty and devotion
to tho cause of the citizens Of the United
States.
MIscELLANEous NEWS.
The steamship Bremen, Captai Nicer, which left
Southampton on the 2Oth of August arrived at this
port yesterday evening. Her news has been anti.
cipated by the report Of the North American. OF
Cape Race, given in the HERAL Id yesterday morning.
Our files of European journals are dated to the
10th ultmo, and are consequently three days
later than the papers received by the Persia.
The steamship City Of Washington, from Liver
pool on the 10th, and Queenstown the 2ist ult.,
arrived at this port at ha!f-past one o'clock this
morning. Her advices are ono day later tLan those
previously received.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday. pursuant
to specia, call. Resolutions relating to the death
OF General Williams ct Baton Rouge, to increase
the bounty appropriations from $780, 900 to
100000 and to appropriate $40. 900 additional to
each old regiment that shall reorganize for the
war. were adopted. Certain nominations for Health
Wardens in the Seventh, Twelfth aad Sixteenth
wards OF the city were confirmed. Our report
will be found in the news columns.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Council.
men was held yesterday at one o'clock, when the
ordinance providing for an additional bounty of
fifty dollars to each recruit who shall volunteer to
serve in any Of the regiments now serving at the
seat Of war. and also to those who shall volunteer
to serve in the regiments now organizing for the
war, was adopted by vote of fifteen in the afir-
native. The report Of the Committee on Nation
al Affairs, in favor of appropriating the sum Of
$4,000 TO each Of the three months militia regi-
ments which shall re-snlist for further term of
Aine months was then taken up aud adopted
The Board adjourned until Thursday next at five
o'clock.
regular meeting Of the Beard OF Supervisors
was held yesterday. when resolution was offered
or the purpose Of raising an additional sum OF
s25o,ooo fcr lhe relief of the families Of volun
teers. II was referred to special committee.
The tax levy was then taken up. aud after some
discussion approved Of. The Board then adjourned
until Tuesday next.
The business iE the courts Of law Yesterday was
unimporsant the majority of the cases having been
postponed.
Tie number Of vessels entered ut this port from
foreign ports during the month of August was four
hundred and sixsy-nine, and the number cleared
Tor foreign ports during the sumo period four
hundred and ftty.iive. During the same msnth
last year there were three hundred and thi.ty-six
entries and four hundred and twenty-five clear
aaces.
The annua, State election viii be held to-day
in California.
Tie very few democrats that are left in wiscon.
sin will mold Lisir State Convention to-day in
Milwaukee, to settle up the affairs OF the nation.
The Legislature Of Iowa vii, meet ia extra
session to-day nj De, Moines.
The steamboat William Kent reports having
spoken at two r. y. YESTERDAY. of Baynegat, the
-chooac- g L. BaIlisi from ti. steamship Baltic
ashore ,n chinco'caguc Shoals. sad having on
board troops taken :som The Bait The schooner
was oat 81 prc:isiens and he st.aiacr yi Il once
return TO hsr wita tie Necessary supplies. Tho
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the w:nd CON. = me cas,vs-d, "a. assistance
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