New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
THE GALES 4 sEAroS APPROPRIATION.


PERSONAL.
Gov. Kirkwood of Iowa is in town. Thuriow
Weed went to New.York tonight
THE TARIFF.
The set passed by the House to-day does not tai
sorghum or maple sugar, but it imposes one per cent
on sugar made from the sugar cane.
THE CASE OF BEN WOOD.
The House Judiciary Committee this morning by
majority vote, postponed the inquiry ioto the 10y
atty of Ben Wood till next session.
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
The Senate this evening motion Of Senator
Foster, postponed the Bankrupt bill till December
ARRIVAL OF THE TEAzER.
The Rebel gunboai Teazer, captured on the James
River arrived here to-day, in convoy Of the Belt.
more. She will probably be put in immediate repair
company.
THE LOAN TO MEXICO.
The project Of treaty with Mexico providing for
loan of 81 100000 to that Republic, was briefly
discussed by the Senate in Executive session on Sat.
urday hight, and then laid on the table.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
The House has passed the Senate resolution ad-
journing on Wednesday, the 10th inst.
ne PENNSYLVANIA SICK AND WOUNDED.
Major james Gilleland, Assistant Quartermsster-
General Of he State OF Pennsylvania who has been
acting as agent for the State during the campaign OF
the Spring and Summer, and who has been with the
armies reporting te the authorities at Washington,
mas been instructed by Governor Curtin 10 rema n
at Washington to see 10 the comfort of the sick aud
wounded soldiers from Pennsy lvania at this point.
AM, % Vol
uneers will receive prompt attention from Major
Grland.
SICK AND WOUNDED MIsSENT.
few days ago 200 sick and wounded men were
taken from Yorktown to Rhode Island, against the
positive orders OF Surgeon. General Hammond. He
has sent medical inspector to inquire into all the
facts of The and report as no hospital accom-
nocalions have been provided, and the men are now
suffering.
MORE INFORMATION FROM CONTRABANDs.
The Navy Department has received dispatches
stating that Lieut. Commanding Bruine recently
pic. ca up at sea- in an open boa, eight contrabands
information was obtained that two scboonsrs were
preparing the blockade, laden With cotton aud
turpeDline, and that tie cargo WAS already in the
warehouse near the wharf, ready for shipment.
Capt Gesson ordered an expedition fitted ont, con-
sisiing Of an armed boat from each vessel COM
msnded by Lieuts. Bfaine ard Dunce.
The town was found deserted. The schooner a,
the wharf was not considered worth the trouble Of
bringing away. They found at the wharf and ware
houses 300 barrels Of turpentne, 90 bales Of cotton
and 50 barrels Of resin, the whole o. which wa,
destroyed by fire, valued at about $4,000.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Henry French has been ordered 10
the command of the Saeago.
Lieut.. Alexander Murray has been ordered 20 the
command of the Navy-Yard "a, Portsmouth n. II.
THE ADDITIONAL TAN ON SUGAR.
The following is a copy Of the bill passed 10y the
House to-day, imposing an additional tai on sugar
Produced in the United States
Heu0needby thc s,nof, and H,uss q RJfc,r taf.f,i =
ae Tns SfGfes u 4mtricI "a CrrcreT Grfrsrf. That
addon the detc. imposed b, the oct entitled a. scl
pay ii-res, the public debt arPored JAY o. l On al
Drown. muscoyado, OF cialnod sursr Todaced directly
lecsd aud paid uoder the provisions Of sd 80 uron ell
such sogars in the uitd duty Of
The Ut aforesaid shall be levied COLLECTED aud paid al sc
suss not manufactured Or consumption 81 tn family Of the
thereof on the day Of tho approval o. th -. by tie Prs
iten: PJopded tuat within S'seg Or rsf, q saies. DE-
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IN such -nusr and by such officers thc President mas
dirrc until the inuecton declared 'AaA oloe OF Lave
SIC 2 Be It further enacted That the provisions Of this
shs no, apply to sugar msnui'c from sorghum
ARMY MEDICAL ORDER.
Tie Medical Inspector General and Medical In
spec ors are ordered TO report in person, withou
delay, TO the Surgeon-General.
col. LEE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Col. W. X. Lee, 2O.h Massachusetts Volunteers,
will report in person. to the Governor Of Massacbu-
sotts 10 Assist in raising new regiments Of volunteers,
anil his health is sufficiently restored to enable him
to join his regiment.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTKD.
Tie resignation OF Capt. Chas. Shields. Assistant
Ouarermasler of Volunteers, has been accepted BY
tue President to take effect July J., 1862.
ORDERED on DUTY.
Assistant Surgeons Samuel Adams, Robert B
Cruice, and l.. ID. T.. W. Bennan, and Acting As
si.tant Surgeon Thos. Mcmillan, will report in per-
son without delay to Mai. Gen Mcclellan for duty
BATTERY SENT TO MCCLELLAN.
First Lieut.. Justine Dmmick lst Artillery will
report in person to Mjor-Gen. Mcclellan tor service
nh one OF the batteries OF The Army Of the Potomac
COL. BLAIR GONG TO RAISE BRIGADE.
COL Frank Blair, jr., has left Washington Tor
Nissouri, 70 proceed at TO tie work Of rasins
brigade.
MEETING OF PENNsyIvANiANs.
TIE Pennsylvania delegation Of both Houses held
a meeting in the Speakers Room at the Capitol to-
day, upon the subject Of returning the sick and
wounded soldiers Of that State to hospitals in Penn
sylya,,ia. Gov. Curtin, who was present, stated
the order bad been issued, but that the President,
refused to sanction it, The meeting delegated Rep
resen,ative Covode to wait upon him and request
him to authorize the order to prevail.
M. Covode subsequently reported that the Presi-