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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

BULL. HEiD.-The Cattle make, opened IN
Forty fourth street. yesterday morning With little
over 100 head Of bulIocks sale, Of nc. good
quality IA the stock Of kat week. and the saes have
b. ell very lively full high prices, that tue
market is really better for the dsoyes than Is was
this day week. The rapge Of prices NJ from 10
s.c " n for The weight Of rIeat, seller sinking
oI and much tho largest portion 9i The whole num-
Der have sold at asc., and the next largest nnin-
Der at 81 &C.. and -n,'ll number at &c. T. H. and
about as large proportion Of the whole will be sod
~. last Monday that Ia certain there viii be no
great falling Oft i'll prices Tomorrow, since tIere are
10 large lots expected. Probably hAif Of those 10
arrive tonight will 80 u Government, and ii 30 the
market will close irln, ana dUver 80 houe better
sa isiied than they have been for ioug iime Those
WHO bought cattle on slecusiO n, between here and
buffalo, paid higher than tie previous week, ami
rtill make money, so we may look OFT Tor good
,r,lde ter droycrs now the road Indeed, some of
the rpeculators sold out early tins morning u get
ready 10 starr West this evening. IL any one antci-
p.tes as high rates next week this, he will proba-
bly, be disappointed or el-e the reporter Of tie
market will lie. Sheep aud Lambs are selling today
al uu average Of 50 cents head less Than l.st Mou-
day. The report from the Hog market ID, II " has
got d black eye" The weather is altogether IN
favor of drovcrs, being quite cool for AugasIc-cooi
enough ON Sunday night Tor oyercoas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

AMERICANS ADRoAD.-The following are the
names Of Americans registered at Gun ~ Co.'S
American News Rooms, No. 10 Strand, London, ".
c.. Eng, for the week ending Aug. Q. 49,:
Robt Dodge, - Peters and wife Miss Hnbeek Mrs
Couistock T.. II. Chaplin, B. Nathan, II; Thornton W. ~
Feuchtwan;er, Eew.Yort; W. Johnson c: Il. Williams n
C. Jewett Buffalo; J. n. SHi; ID. ID. H. Geod"liiie 3
tismet, w A. Bursis Phace phis J. A. Mat'@r'on ard
WIFE, Kisses c. aud b. PATTERSON u. CgrraD opNnsi,.id
H. Miss Soaord Cairo. H. WF. Allen, H. Mutrsy MRS
Murray, O,wego h. NJ Smith aud wife Rochester rL DUE
Precedence; H. A Smyth-, wills sud dsIshers, New oh
DR. r. 4 "a nbull Hartford ". NJ Vail and wife Miss all
rrooki,n; C.. IL and Mis-. NcCorncs. Chicago; Z nun
rS.r.y j. Il. Reed Albany; }. Wes Tennessee; O. D. ~
e. r. j. Fiuch W 8. Williams, III. ,incinnaiii w. w
sprsr Pi bursh; J. d. Wendell and family New YORK. r.
Hatcher, Newark, o.; u. Nichols. Lowell, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

BRIG..GEH MICHAEL CoRcoRAs AND TIE CoH-
NrTrEE or NATIosAL AFFATRs.-On saturcay
morning Gen. Corcor,n vIitedthe gallery OF Charles
ID. FTedricks, No. 5o7 Broadway, by invitation,
and surrounded by the Committee on National
Affairs Of the Common Council, WIS pictured in a
large imperial photograph. There arc nine figures
in the group, viz: Col. Corcoran, Aid. Farley
Smith, Chip and Mitchell, and Cocne!men Ofton'
Keech Jones and Gedney. Carte de yifte photo
grapks were also taken. The imperial picture will
I've on exhibition in day or two 1t is in the very
highest style Of workmanship, and merits attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

RECEPTION OF CAPT JoHH DowyrY.-Yesterday
afternoon the iremen Of this city met on Washing
ton Square, and formed procession to do honor TO
their old friend, the soldier-iirsmsn, Capt. John
Downey Of the let Regiment Of Fire Zouaves just re-
turned from the war. There were about 1900 fire
men in the procession, under the direction Of Chlsi
Engineer John Decker, who acted as Grand Mar.
shall aided by the Board Of Assistant Engineers.
Their route was ~ follows: Up CORTLAND street 10
Broadway. up Broadway 10 Grand greet through
Grand street the Bowery, W the Bowery TO -Four
teenth street, around Union Square, down Broadway
to Blocker street. down Beecker street 10 Carmne
street, through Carmine street TO Hudson street, nj
Ii udson stree, TO Christopher street, where they
counte marched and were dismissed Engine Com
pnuy No. ~, Andrew llolley, foreman, and the
Eighth Precinct Police, under Cep, Helm, acted ss
II guard Of honor. Capt. Downey Wac formerly
foreman Of Company No. 81. lie was received at the
foot If COuranut street. and esccrtd to the ST. Mich
eigs Hotel by the procession. The gallant tremen
made splendid appearance AZ they marched IN pro-
cesson through Vie various streets on their route.
They bBd excellent music, and heautiial banners,
and were the admiration OF many thousands OF spec
tators who sleep soundy at night when they reflect
that they have pach array oi brave aud stawar!
defenders to protect them from that nsetul servant
but fearful msster-hre. When the bell rings and
the trumpet brays and we hear the ra.sIc Of tie en-
gne the stony street, and the shout of toe ga
liant Grcmen-~s ARE ley will cone oft vlctor'
and the flames will he subduod. These men MAKE
the best soldiers. Accustomed 70 fcats " daring ni'
scenes Of danger, they rush into battle is they "ou'
hasten 10 a cooiagrauon, and never fail TO dstD
glish themselves IN tgbt. Although they are eA
emp, from military duty great uumbcrs have voIun
,eercd ,urin, tie pact few weed to Joir !herfeiiow
tremen in AIMS. Tins evening the Common Couu
ell viii give Capt. Downey formal reception at tie
st. Elholas Ho,e Toe entertainment viii Include
collation., for which lD.itet number Of ticket
,.,u ~. f..u.J
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d r FIG IAL.
DFPsRTMENT or STATE.
iEn.hMrfnn InlV In

HashsgfoH, July IL, i-e2
Information bss been received a. this Depart
ment frocI Nir. Issrer Smith, the Consul q! the
United States at San Juan, Porto Rico, 81 the
publication, on the 18th Of April last, Ct q nee
commercial regulation, which 10 PLATED fer zen.
eral information
"The sixth article Of The regulations Of the
custom houses Of the island OF. Porto Rico las
undergone amendment which after the IaIb
August, 1861, 10 20 he 40 follows -sAIss.rrs NJ
vessels may add &C. their manifest or report apy
ON ssion made thereon, whatever reason or mo.
stot that any such addition or change ~ 60 BE-
handed TO the custom house otireT At tks rtccise
time the vessel ls bearded ny The visit beat, %
designated in article twentieth.
The article lISlh Of the Same regulations, re-
gard,ng he custom houses Of the island Of forto
Rico, has undergo one TIE following mod l6cstion
Either national or foreign vessels entering the
ports OF this island with cargo, OF wsa:c-of
nature II may be, will have 20 pay, besides tie
port charges, tonnage dues on the measurement
expressed In their register, ss desig mated In the
tariff.
Both Of these notifications are TO he put in
force four months after their publication In the
Goeetd Of the island A"
The Consul states that
mo rectihCatiOn OF the man ifest will b. allowed
after the vessels papers have been delivered 10
the boarding omcer. After the 18th Of August
the vessels tonnage dues are 10 be paid according
TO the tonnage expressed In their register and
not on Spanish measurement AZ IS eIacted AT
present.
Captains Of vessels, who from foreign ports
may be bound to the island Of Porto Rico, must
present TO the Spanish Consul or Vice Consul
duplicate manifests, without corrections They
VIII be certified ov said functionary who will
retain one 10 be transmitted TO the Intendente of
the island, and deliver the other % the master of
the vessel A third copy OF the manifest Is re-
CURED 10 be delivered, with the certified CODY 20
the visit boat on arrival. The articles Of proyi.
sions existing on board at the vessels arrival
should be expressed on the third copy Of the
manifest
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% OP0sALS FOR PADDL%-WHEEL
l. STEAM MACHlNERY FOR THE
UNITED STATES NAVY

TIKI NAVY DErARTMINr VIII, unhl the :6th dsy
Of JULY. recs We sea ed ,I!Pos,ls FOR The strus
Eon Oh steam m&ohlnery for Paddle Wheel
Each steamer Will have one inclined engine of
ttroke the length II the stroke 10 be about sfset
inches. The frame to BE- ofy How pine, strongly
There viii BE- . sesell,s surface condenssr, IN
which Oh. oondonting surfse. Will be oomp0.ei of
ter; tube plates and followers OF brass total are,
OF ooLdenslnE surface 800 uare feet; cspaoity OF
air pump toOlsidered as sI0gle ac.ingD q cubic
feet; ospac,ty OF o'rouaung pump Coohsioere AZ
sIuge ao,nsl IS cubic feet: inlet aod ontst plpes
thirds q the pumps pston's; rscsivine a, del v
cry valves OF pumps to hay' a nets srea OF opeuInr
ss t9s the
kne o;lI9der Is to have brass balance poDpet
brass. steam valve to be sfIanssd " "a Stevens H
arranged for working hooked on back Is well as
The erosshead to be Of vroush. iron ard fn-
Ana nsd .,nsS 0Tshss 20 70 OF S.ooSht on turned
turned. The ou-bosrd Journal 10 bs feet IN
Ali cylinder covers. valve chest, and pump ban.
ne g with their bolts ana nuts, and lIrks and oon
Meeting rols, TO be finished.
o Slss ssP CT ss.
valves OF gum and to have net opemin. Of iSiS;
The pumps are 20 be worked by wrought ireu
arms, turRed, and planned, and secured upon
from the main oros.h.sd. b. Gni.seS H uoTssd
wrought IRON levers turned and p.aqed Gnu
vIon, s !. 70 % S.eTaun; TO he Of
meter Paddles to be twenty -four in number 8 feet
inches long, ami 10 inches wide wv
Len. ssoo Of Sas; ss the FIRE i, s,tssen
helsfT about feet inches;to cont.In hTs IST
PAGES eeoh; the furnaces TO be three feet wld'
sasth Of sIstes feet inches; total gIsts surface
sS square ieet toal heating surface not .ss thsn
on Suars feet sselIs wi the exception Of the
snd s 70 De- 81 Is inch Pate bottoms. furnace
ryetsed and brsoed fo- hydroststic test trsssure
VI 90 p: unds psr square Inrh,
Each boiief IL To have a No. a pjmpfel bov
bloTins INTO the back of the ash pits.
AL the detail! hn,sh. quality of materials, and
a II % 70,
lnoh. and copformsble TO the specifications preyi
o Gus, printed oy the Department for PADDLE whee
CURED BY those specifications. 'A''' :" 10
n, M Proposals vitl stste The names of the bddsri
~ lut 80 OF their sur'ties; the gross sum, Dover
Ing al costs and AIMS against the Governmen
rhsseyr, on ACCOUNT OF the machinery for Whiof
and ready for steam M, dIscrim,nasiSs betggse'
ne Two O., es OF erecting II in tae same pon anc
sss 's m. .&,ns and srsSs;ns snothsI
tamIns. provides The vesssl Il ready 20 receive
port, and moi In earlier II Il another sort;
g g. es:s Yin b allowed Tor comsistOi
and R.ynent. win be made in the usual manner q,
The pToPo ,sls are {, be endorsed "a Pro,ssals 70,
pada!s ghsI Steam Maehinny," 70 oath guisi
tnsm r9m other business iettsrs. -
nent In u. Opinion, the ubic intsres rel uiT
pris.ofs 81 marine engine bsiidins ssSiisSmsass
L " " s..--.s ....n- -,s- - ---al+
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RFrrsLIcAN Caucus An adjourned meeting
q We Republican caucus was held Saturday
night at the Capitol After some discussion the
Following resolution was adopted as a substitute
fer an address prepared by acommittee:
hs'cirsd, That we hold ., TO be the duty OF all
iryal men TO stand by the Union In this hour Of
ITS Trial, to unite their hearts and hands In the
earnest and patriotic Efforts for It's mainteuspc !.
againa those who are In arms against Ii; 10 sus-
TAIN with determined resolution our patriotic
resident and his administration In their most
energetic efforts for the prosecution Of the war
ana the preservation OF the Union against It's
caemies at home or abroad; 10 punish traitors and
treason with fitting severity, and TO crush the
present wicked and causeless rebellion that n6
nag OF disunion shall ever again be raised over
sny portion Of the republic. That to this end we
Invite the cooperation Of all men who love their
'oonuy In The endeavor TO rekindle throughout
hh Tue States such patriotic hrc az shall utterly
consume all who strike at the Union of our fathers
ard al who may sympathize with their treason
CO psiiiate their guilt
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE sEsAIE.-The Senate
on saturday confirmed the following Presidential
nominations:
Lieut.. Peter Turner, az commander In the navy
on The reserved list; Truman Smith, OF Conn ,
Judge under the treaty with Great ritain 70 sun,
press The slave trade; ex-Gov. George Bout.
wei, OF Mass, to be commissioner Of internal
revenues; Erastus ID. Culver, Of New YORK min.
lser resident TO Venezuela; BENJAMIN F. wild
zen, commissioner Of the United States to Rayti;
WIN. heIIy Johnson, Of Pa surgeon In the navy:
James fle, OF Pa, second lieutenant In the ma.
fine corp Edward =. Matthew'S Of the District
Oh Coiumoia, assistant surgeon In the navy.
The following named Consuls were confirmed :.
Geo c. Baker, Of Ohio, At Athens: ANDREW
stevens, OF Iowa, AZ Leghorn; Franiiin OIcutt Of
New orr, II jerusalem; Alvan n. klothershesd
OF Indiana, at Leipsic; Henry Hammond -,
Mass az Ddblin; n. X. Helper, Of North C.,o.
lima. az Buenos Ayres; Thomas Adamson. OF pa
at Pefnambuco; Henry Boernstein, Of Mis.onri
al Bremen; James w. Marshall, sf Pa, az Led.
Francis j. Clauses, Of Ohio, st Amsterdam: sam,
uel whiting. OF New York, at Nassau, ". r "a.
lima Eastman, OF Illinois, st Bristol; Manuel Bar
reBs, 1t VigO, spain; Julius King, Of the Dis.
lIicf OF Columbia, a. Smyrna; Charles A Mon
'ee, az tsSoni Thomas Fitnam, CT the District Of
solu1bis, AZ 6aspe Basin; VIZ a Chapman, At
:sEan'ilsi NJ. ). Lewiston, ct Client; ladisisn
~ cal, Sf fsIssi st AnG0as; AleI TEOmpsol,
VI SsW fOfk, az coRSaailnople
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An IMPORTANT CONSULTATION

on Saturday last at the req uest OF the President
fhs Senators and Representatives Of the border
slavehOlding States met him, 10 hear read paper
Of great public importance he had taken occasion
20 prepare. IL is understood to have amounted
70 an appeal to them to take open and avowed
position in favor Of the promp, initiation by their
respective States, Of the policy OF prospective
gradual emancipation and colonization with Pc
vuniary aid from the General Government. We
have reason to believe that In ENFORCING On their
minds the propriety OF such acticn on their part
the President dwelt with great, and Just earnest
ness on the influence IL could not fail to exert In
REFRESHING the spread * abolitier altraism at the
North, that has u.,deniahly assumed fearful pro-
portions tnroIgh the prolongation OF the rebel
hon' TIE reading OF the paper, which Is said to
oave tecn replete with the kindest sentiments was
listened to with great attention by all, and with
reciprocal cordially on the part of most present
subsequently, the gentlemen thus addressed, as
se;nbled for consultation upon the subject and
appointed a committee Of seven to frame a reply
TO the Presidents address, to be submitted to
Lhem for amendment and adoption at an adjourned
meeting. We hear that among the committee are
hessrs. Wicklife Of Ky, Noell Of Mo Crisaeld
of Md, Fisher Of Del, Carlile Of We, and NAL
lorT Of KY. The name OF the other committee
man We have not learned
We hes!tated TO mention this interview on Sat
urday last, seeing from wnat we had inciden-
tally learned OF ny that II designed TO be re-
Sarded entirely private one. AS the fact that
twas held, with what we believe TO be somewhat
erroneous accounts OF It, are published In the
morning papers, we do not feel at liberty longer
10 delay making this statement with reference
TO It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-14

MRS. PHILLIPS, LATE OF wAsHIssroN.-Ns
Phillips, who made herself the lioness In seces,
sion circles In Washington last winter, and W no
was banished Into Secessia, has fallen into the
hands OF tbs gallant General Butler. Special
order No $50 says:
Mrs. Phillips, wife Of Philip Phillips, having
been once Imprisoned for her traitorous prociivf.
ues ana acts at Washington, and released bv the
clemency OF the Government, and having becn
found training her children to spit upon odBcsr.
OF the United States for which act Of one Of tbose
children both her husband and herself apologiIsd
and were again forgiven, Is now found on the
balcony Of her house, during the passage Of the
funeral procession Of Lieut.. DeKay, laughing md
mocking at his remains, and upon being INQUIRED
OF by the commanding General IL this fact were
90, contemptuously replies Il was In good spri q
1T 10 therefore ordered that she be not srey,,d.
cd ana Treated as q common woman of whom
no ofdcer or soldier 10 bound 10 take notice. INT
a. an uncommon, bad and dangerous woman
SURFING up strife and inciting to riot:
And that, therefore, she be confined NJ sh,c
Island In the State Of Mississippi, within proper
LIMITS there, till further orders, and that she be
allowed one female servant, and no more. n she
SO choose. That one OF the houses for hospital
purposes be assigned hf as quarters, and sol.
aief's ration each dav be served out 10 her with
the means OF cooking the same, and that no yer.
oal or written Communication be allowed with
her, except through this once; and that She be
Tsiando - ~ SAiP
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THs SCARCITY OF SrscIE.-There seems to he
M doubt that Congress, before the close OF the
session. VIII provide for the scarcIty OF specie by
autnori1lng the issue OF et,s u the denomination
OF TWO ana a hall dc'tsrs, end otherwiae meeting
inc necessity o. she times, which Legislation may
delay The SdJournment beyond Wednesday.
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sURNsIDE,s TROOPS LANDED AT
NEWPORT NEWS.
magtudeR Said n be An Al AL.

INV YORK, July l2.-A private letter from +,
gentleman at Newport News, Virginia IN n
friend In this city, dated Thursday, July 10Th -
says:
LAST night we were surprised by tia sudd.,
appearance and landing Of several thoussnd ~
General Burnsides troops. They are veterans.
mied and proved; you can zee IL In their f.ess
IneY are The most soldieTiy looking men ever
saw. All seemed In excellent healtS and ss,y,,s
90 not Know the reason Of the sudden appear
shcs o. these gallant fellows here; but there 10
anl mar me rebel General MsgruaeI 10 moving
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROVER'S THkhTRh.
Pa avenue nesT lsis 81 and the willard House.
LEoNkIR MANAGER
BENEFIT az TgE
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
In Hospitals IN and around Washington.
MONDAY EVENING. July IL,
Fo- which has BEEN rendered the The..er. fnolud-
rag Sss, KenttI, Pei 5,msto. ;, sni ITS Entire
ks'0r %sht oy taS P5G',sSs9J mAE't'
Aocsfs9Tles.
TBIs EVENING.
BOX AND cox
BOX AND CON.
JAM jam s Cox FIsd sffHss
After which. Mrs MUZZY vail deliver
BRAKES ADDRESS TO OUR FLAG.
TO cor -luds with
WANTED, 200 MILLINERS.
WANTED, 1000 MILLINERS.
Setohell IS ----..-....--- -daIsme Nsnderpants
PRICES OF ApsgsEIoS.
Dress Circle - - ---- --------b cern
Orchestra Chslra---.-------------.7 10 cent.
Seats may be secured At the Fas.;cf DUNG th.
Door. open At ~ O'Clock to commence ats.
(,ANEEsBUsY HALL,
- LOUISIANA AvErEE, MAN SIIrHs ST.
TIE Coot RetreGi!
The OnI. established sscs Of amusement cron in
the citJ, ali otheTs having skedaddled:
GOOD BETTER. BEST.
Another Messtys Cam jtacttgH
Mosy BRILLIANT ARTISTS
IN THE WORLD:
TONIGHT,
SAN SHARPLET,
sac. sHaRPLtY,
San "a n s sHssPIEyy.
sekIO ledE ID b. the pIOfessicn TO stand
a. ms read at Oil Others
E Esk EiE s sEEwskF.
Tbs world renoEnei Como singer.
ANDY LEAvITT,
7ha ChsnsIon BsnjoIst Of hmerIcs.
wB. HARRISON,
about everything and every body.
GTkEk BTTEEk'
The Beautlfu! and D,shinE sonss:Tesk.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The LOvslJ and Modest SonIsIrss
MISS JENNIE ALLEN.
ton.
MISS KITTY,
FANNY ELLISON,
AND HOST OF OTHERS.
Making MtmToth
Combination of Stars
ENTIRE NEW BILL.
NEW FACES,
AND NEW ACTS.
Admission 10 cents; Orchestrs Chairs 50 cents.
Doorr open at7k; performance ~ az O'nlocE
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W The pTojs' Of treaty with Mexico, pro-
ding for the loan Of eleven millions Of dollars
Il the Republic, WA discussed in the Senate on
IA urday last, and then laid on the table. It was
negotiated in Mexico, and sent home by Mr.. Cor
win, the United states Minister In that country
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48fi

4S6 NEW STOCK. 486
INTERIOR ADORNMENIs
lust received choice selection of new and de-
PAPER HhN6IN6S,
rom the rich and ornate % the most chASte and
simple patterns, appropriate for Ptrlore. hAliE.
dining rooms, and chambers.
PIREB0ARD PRINTs, STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, &c.
new Deeltns, warranted gold bSrds, imitaton
gold, and common.
WINDOW sRADEa
Wlndor Shades OF auy rec ulred style or sife made
20 order. Buh 6reeu, ana Blue Sh.de Hollands
by the yard or made into Shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
(Warrented 70 be gilded with geld eaf.D
The ns I. g AID ls,fs.t ...o.tme9t n the
Aleo. an assortment Of Dark We God Frames. with
2 beautiful variety Of small nsed Oval and Card
vlslte Frames Of foreign and domestic msnUfAc-
there, Psssepatouu, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
plncrent elxes and oolors. Pa cture u Infs, &c.
Purchasing exclusively for cash. the above goo0a
lacoorolng 70 their tuety) VIII be disposed Of ~
- lou race ~ they oen be puTonnsed for IN the
nstriot NO msrerresentstion made 20 eject
sales.
Orders lot fsrerhsnrinr or window shades
executed by experieDood vorkmen, IN city or
A cali solicited from those needing the above
goods.
Terms cash. ! MARKRITER.
keuember the nupber-No. IS Seventh street !,
9 doors above Odd fellowS Hall; ana the teTuE
e..- W. IoDes en9 IeoOi' eI-lmn-
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o. The dincultY In New York between the
g,sln snoveiefs and the shippers has reached q
blows, and the blows last Thnrsdsy sftsrnoon
were serious enough TO justify the interveution 81
sns police. The "shovelep, n In the course Of the
aItefnoon, succeeded In driving or the men who
We're doing their work, thus bringing to a dess
Hsn sne immense grain-shippinE trade OF thst
port NO fewer than forty vessels are a, a.
WAVES waiting for, but unable TO proause, their
what can they aoi WV
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THs PERIOD CT ESLTsIMsNIs.-The change in
the period Of enlistments of the new quota, from
three years to one year, has been agreed upon by
the President and Secretary Of War
We find the above In the Philadelphia and
Baltimore papers of this morning. The announce
Inent 10 premature, the matter is yet being cen
sideTed, ana is not fully determined upon. Con-
Grcss will act upon the matter to-day, and 1t Is
not improbable bu: that they may pass Law
changing the period of enlistment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-14

COLLECTORS OF TAxEs.-Applica!ion for the
once OF collectors Of taxes In the various Con.
fressional districts are already counted by thou
sands, and the number is rapidly increasing
ih' applications are addressed to the Secretary
@: the Treasury, and require the daily labor OF
mlnY clerks to assert and endorse them,
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The fnfsHigerer says, and quotes from contem-
rorarics to prove II, that the recent H,nk move
meni Of General Mcclellan was a premedita.ed
movement, aud the rcsnIt Of strategic specula-
lions
The RsrsbIiccr 10 iubilant over the pa-ssye Of
the confscatiou bill, which itsaYs 'sQfeIches Gu,
Order No. g. of the inimItsble and lucompre-
hensib!e Ha!leck, and oil similar devices Of men
VINO have been trying to protect slavery, instead
VI trying to put dowp the rebellion
In the same H.,icie from which the above
extract 10 hS'in, the RsPxblieaa says "The farce
81 restoring the Union az II was Is, In short,
P'dyE% oxt."
'.nother attack, in the Senator Chandler STYLE,
!, made upon General Mcclellan this morning In
the RsrxblieGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-14

II The nomination Of six collectors ard
assessors are to be made to the Senate this week
and Il may become necessary to de,ain the Senate
for some days after Wednesday for this and other
purposes.