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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

In presenting this bin, Mr.. Clay said that h wss
one Of much importance, providing g, I'D for ons
OF the most serions contingencies Tho fate Of the
Government, it a,i.h, DO said. nov hung upon the
breath Of the Preiient and President. He
trusted that they nigbi live long and well In the
enjoyme I of all the bless nps which Heaven could
besIow; but they were MORALS, and mus. boz 70
Code will Whenever lie saw ht 10 remove them
hence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
GLEANINGS FROM THE REBEL PRESS.
THE FARMERS AND THEIR NEGROES.

Jr " Tie HlchHond Whfg
We hear Of many large farmers III Tho upper coun.
try who have left their teaulifUl estates. and, with
their negroes, have gone fuiIber 10 the interior.
Families from Loudon, Fauquier and CulpePpef
have been impeled to those TASTY retreats from
hesrthslones dear to them aud their little once By
the near approach OF the ruthless invader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

QUITTING TIE PANIC.
Fyea Tho Rehaord Inquirer.
fog several days he panic maksie have been act-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
An APPEAL TO THE POCKET.


Orr kind Offices slonld b. USED " inspire The weak
with courage. The man o, wealih, instesd Of care
fully h, ardg bis trearre Should come forward ard
lay 1t lsysuly on his couDtry's altar. lie who
,ssefsed OF hundreds Of Thousands can b, tier share
one.alf with hi. country than can the widow spare
her humble mite. Think II this. Ponder II Well
4, viii nor he tnrpotten when the Old Man Of TIE
Sea shall have been shaken from our shoulders. IL
will be consolation in hours of affection, should
they come, that We gave DOT al to lAueolndom,
through niggardlness to our country. Let u "
prepared Tor the worst, and hope FOR the best
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CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE LtDWs.

We have received from kir. +. b. VI. tI0, srt
from slrs. NJ. a. II. s., for the lidies gun5ol, and
ben sends us small cOutrhlu 10 The ,1lo object:
The dre,sing-csse sent ~ Josephine will De rallied
for the euu she na,les. hoe following contributions
should have been scknow lodged by Us IN our iss1s
If yesterday: s. 4. C.. widow hty 81 Mss
Gallo aud Mmis Hay Bamwe !, s.; Mrs. \. r. L.,
q but;or-kaife; Miss IL. \. l., spoon; Ms IL AZ
L., "a spoon. III.
refugee of Beaufort district sends ne an eSgusi,e
,yl;fo \, ,afb OF artificial lowers valued az ss 70
10 m.nei for the gunooat fund. -Four CaIoins Ia
dies stnds ia Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08

MOVEMENT OF the REBELS-TnE TERRITORY
proRG.NIZED AND A REBEL GOVERNOR
MISUNDERSTANDING Of SMALLPOX,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-08
THE SOLDIER WOMEN OF TEXAS.

We find IN letter wiitien 10y Col. Daggett o.
Texas the following fact: In Pinto County, call
beog made tor volunteers, out OF a crowd of men
only Eve marched ont, wnen 10 young daughters OK
Texas ma ched out into line, and declared they
uoud 20 into the service Of their country If their
places we're Dol filed 70 eood men. A perfect yeD
eusutd, and IL u.tn TOOK their places. This is 90.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

CEo wEILEs NICHOLS, AUCTION EER.-NEILsON
" NICHOLS will SELL Friday, May2 at l0a O'Clock
M at the private residence 43 East Nineteenth street, all
the gntee Furniture entaine in said house. consisting of
rich rosewood Pdrio Suit Velvet and Brussels Car
pets large Pier Glasses Corncas ace Curtains &C., Centre
and Side Tables Dining Room Suit rich China, Glass and
Porcelain Ware bedroom Furniture--Fr.nch Bedsteads
marble Bureaus, Wardrobes, Mattresses together with
all the Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
SALES AT AUCTION.
nANIEL A. MATHEWS. ONEER-sALESROoM
~ NO. rs NASSAU STREET,
| Rain. .Ins sl.acI anAMu IA Lane

nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER-sALEsRooM
~ NO. is NASSAU STREET
Between John street aud Maiden lane.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell this day wednesday, AZ
lo o'clock aths salesroom &C Nassau street. large and
neral assortment of Household Furniture removed io
private residence for convenience o. sale consisting IN
OF two elegant rosewood paror Suits In brooae Cen
Ire Tables French plate Pier Mirrors Slabs and
Bookcases Turkh Easy Chairs ognge Sofa Beds rose
wood and ok Bulets, Extension Tables Dining Chairs,
Dess Bureaus French Bedseads, Hair Mattresses fal
liasses ather Beds washsiands Toilet Tables Enamel
Chamber Suits Wa roOes, Engayngs Oh Paintings Gas
Fixtures, Window Curtains FLOOR Coths, ases BoEzes
Cocks Sofas CLaits Rockers, Mating Copying Presses
Kitchen Furniture, &c. Cata,oges now ready.
" II. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER.=H HOUSE
II. hold Furniture at aucton-E. T. LUDLOW O.
viii sell at auction, "Wednesday April So at u ocIo,k at
l6J East Fourteenth Second avenue the entire
Furniture contained in said house consisting, In part Of
Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs Gothic and Recep
Chairs in reps Pianofoite j. ID. Walker
makers; lne French rlate Pier Glass nld Cen.
Table marble top Pier and Sofa Tables EageIe, with
mifrors hogany and walnut Bedseads Palasses Hair
Mattresses Bolsers and Powa Washstands Toilet Crocke
ry Library Bookcases Extension Table mahogany and wal
nut Chars Sdeboarts mable top Dressing Bureaus Lace
Curtains ndow Shades Cornlces Gas Chandeliers and
Brackets Vevt, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Ooths,
DC, &c Together witt assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
with which the sale will commence Catalogues at o0lce,
No. 5 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
SALES AT AUCTION.
SSIGNEEs SAILED. %. CAULKINs, AUCTIoNEER q
4 MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CH FRENCH PLATE PIE4, AND MANTEL MIRRORS
SorShbLf TAEn NJ 6p koSEWOoD rlANoFohfE'

a sSIdNEEs SAILED. D. CAULKINs, AUCTIONEER
A., MAgNlEICENr N HOUSEHOLD FukNiru NE,
iSH vi FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MI MIRRoRS
| suPERBLY CAkyEp ROSEWOOD PIANoEoRrE.
SILVER PLATE, &C., &C..
Purchased at cost OF over $1,000.
ednesday (ts day. April 30 a. los o'clock precisely,
NE superb and costly Furn ure Paintings Statuary and
orks OF Art rosewood Drawing Room Suits, elegant seven
aye Piano ore Mirrors Velvet Carpets, &c contained in
residence No. go West Fourteenth street, between
ghlh and Ninth avenues The anctoneer calls the special
snuon OF the public to this SALE as being me lagestand
hest assortment of Household Furniture offered at auc-
n this season Tue furniture all made for The present
Yner and is In good order The whole will be mpory
p absolutely sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
insists OF carved rosewood Etageres, marble tops an
ench plate doors and back adys Work Table inaii VITA
Iother OF pearl; rosewood Centre Table satuay maroe
|pi full suits Of Drawing Room Furnitureeegant Tetea
Rairs, carved frames and coyered ia three
red satin broade of the most expensive descfpon two
pnsoe Tables, naid with buhl and tortoise SHELF Brocade
hd Lace Curtains French plate Pier and Minte Mirrors,
ses richly deeo.atcd Pa ian marble stauettes OF the
asons artistic bronges representing Night and Mornin
hndora, Painting Poetry. Music CruFaders &c antique
va vases, from HeIculaneum and folnpe. eoon! Caid
Jock runs month Oil Paintings by Rousseau lnfnan
|lrNingen, Cole, Legrand and other eminent arisis
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PlsNOFORTE,
rived legs case four round finished all round
SsewoOd Stool, covered in brocade embroidered cloth
Iyer Books and islc hall rosewood Hatsand olcoth
|ar Carpet &c. Chambers, second storyHchiy carved
sewood Bedsteads style Louis XIV; Bureaus and Com
|odes to match Wardrobes Dressing ami Toilet Tables,
avng Stands Book Stands, Couch Arm Chairs, Curtains
hades Cornces Hair Mattresses eds and Bedding, deco
|ted China Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Dining Room Fnnne OF
|ey kind Tea Sets, sverwarr ivory Table Cutlery! Dining
o posponement Car,men in attendance to cart pack
ZIP goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

JOSEPH l.. SMITH, AUCTI0NEEI, WILL SELL
this day at ii o'clock, at 13 Eighth street. near Boad
one Piano. hrce rosewood Prlor Suits md
&hogdny Bedroom Suits mahogany and maple Chairs,
&ers Per Glasses Tables Brussels aud Ingram CARPETS
Paintings, and everything belonging TO first class
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

GenerationA private for married persons
those both male by Frederick
Hock, NJ D. author and L. upon the Physiology aud
Diseases of the Generatvc Organs with engr
ines and coored pates; 3th cion, much ENLARGED and
improved, AMI brought down TO tic present day Price 81
Sent by mail postage raid OF t. price. T. w.
s:RONG pab'sher ~ Nassau street n. so four other
works by the author. nd FOR catalogue The only
works of the kind publ shed.--Mel. Journal
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

IN COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF GEN
eel Household Furniture, Piano. Velvet Carpets
and Mirrors, French plate do Curtains maho-
gany and rosewood Furniture Gas Fixtures, &c.On We'd
nesday April 80 at ocoek at $40 Seventh avenne, near
Foriyrs street. the entire of the house. embracing rich
Paror Dining Roo and Bedroom goods; Velvet Tapestry
and Other Carpets Ocloihs. Fren plate and concnve Mir
rors Panoforlc French Chairs Marble and Excn
sion Tables Dressing Bureaus, Feather Reds Hair Mat
tresses, Paintings Engravngs Vo!tae and other Easy
Chairs China Ware. Kitchen Furniture, Kefrige
raor &c Sale peremptory and goods must be removed
day. Remember the hour o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

AOTICE.-TO IRON MERCHANTS &C. FORECLO-
sure Sale The Sheriff Of westchester county win sell
a pubic auction, ~ White Plains Tuesday, Mayo at IL
O'clock at noon Wire Mil and Rolling Mill. situate the
Croon river at Yorktown Weschester county, including
ings furnaces water wheels rolls machinery. &C.. &c
m&nufacturers or plate rod hoop skirt springs
any form OF iron wire manufacture which the water
power AM buildings capable of being adapted will have
ny water (Croon ver) and Hudson River Railroad sta
tons For terms &c apply to the subscribers s. X. b..
WIGHJMAN, 1875 Broadway, N. Y.
NEW YORK, April
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
UCTION NOTICE.
4 NJ. b. CHAPMAN, AUCTfoNEER:

UCTION NOTICE.
MAdNIFlCENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ntnss Satuary aud many rare and elegant orks of Art
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
this day "Wednesday April 30 sale commencing at II
clock precisely,
The elegant residence A West Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
|z:-Seven octave rosewood Panoforte,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits
|onae and Ormoiu Chandeliers,
|vres and Dresden China Vases.
Pier and Mantel Mirrors
|pbroidered Lace Curtains,
oil Paintings by eminent artists,
psewood and black walnut Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room Suits, China Glass and Silver.
his friends and the public to this SALE the catalogue
Using the largest and richest collection OF Household Fur
ure, &c. offered at auction this Sale rerempory
h0ut regard TO the weather Catalogues at the
sewo0d prawi1S Room Suits, bronze and ornolu Chande
Irs, Velvet Medallion Carpes Sevres and Dresden China
1naments Pier and Mantel Mirrors, embroidered Lace
frtns, Oil Paintings By eminent artists Etageres Centre
piles. Encognures Cabinets. Ladys Work Table, superb
Pnze Clock, Dresden China Ornaments two fun suits
paving Room Furniture, covered in green cold and blue
oate artistic Bronzes, representing Hamlet Es erada
saders; Reclining Chairs Card and Sofa Tables, black
knut Sut covered in reps
|kGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
rstrung bass round corneis made to order, S5Jo
pol and Cover Canterbury Extension Table, Sdeboarl.
3ina. Glass, Silver Ware, Table Cutlery Couches Arm
airs Clocks Engraving Hat Stand, rosewood and
any Bureaus, Armore- Gacs Bedsteads Hair Mattres
Feather Beds Blankets Rocker Sofas Chairs covered
Ith hsircoth; Sofa Bedsteads Commodes, Toilet Sets,
r Carpets, Oilclohs Also Furniture OF servants art
fps. Also large assortment OF Basement and Kitchen
rnure. Also one Family Coach, one Road Wagon, made
Dusenbury pair mat he'd Horses years old; saddle
re- Harness Robes Blankets, &c. N B.-A compe-
person viii be in attendance 10 pack and ship the goods
reasonable charge.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30


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The New York herald., 1862-04-30

rI,O LET-A FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM FRONT,
pair OF stairs ~ geneml n: re eTcncTs
exchanged. Apply ls5 East Twenty street between
Second an Third avenues.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

| CO AND q WEST THIRTY-FIFrH STREET NEAR
~ Firth avenue.-A paTor story and second story to
lei 10 family wlY6ut private table House
story stone; carpets entirely Also second
story handsomely frnlsncd Ia let to party of g. ntencn
| Table first c ass. Reference given
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

EDWARD sINTzEN1CH. AUCTTONEER.
IL CuiLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Bye w. DAVENPORT, ON Wednesday, a. IL o'clock, at
saesrooms III Nassau assortment of chirens
elegant Gigs Chaises &C. finished in the best MANNER and
such as made for first class retail trade
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
ucTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME ruEyIrrRr. ON

y Wednesday, at lchz A. NJ, at No. 10 Greene ayenne
ookiyn, FEED CO.. Auction ers, comprs NJ ro .ewoud
Ano large gilt frame Mirror mahogany Secretary Boos
e mahosany Parlor iI. mahos amy Bedseads bureaus
AIN Carpets; Feather Beds, Mattresses, line steel In.
wings, Cninn, Glass, C.ockcry Wae &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
UCTION NOTICE
SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIoNEER
EREMrTORY SALE or FIVE HOUSEHOLD EURNI


| $50 WEST TWENrl-SECOND STREET, between Sixth
n seventh avenues all the Furniture Contained in said
use consisting OF rosewood Paor Suits covered In
hest rosewood octave Pianotort rosewood
ntre Tables, elegant Pier and Msnte Mirrors with Cor
es and Vases 70 match; Wilton and Brussels Carpets, Oil
|n,iD -, rosewood aui mahogany Bedroom Furniture
Us. Bedding, Glass aud China " are.
so large collection OF Kitchen Furniture, with which
! sale will commence
hc whole OF the Furniture made order, and is
worthy of the attention of those about furnishing their
|Wes Cataio snes morning of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30

EDWARD sCHENCK AUcTroNEER.
IL HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
By EDWARD s. fIENCk, this day. Both inst, at l01s
O'Clock, at ITO East Thrtyfourth street, between Lex
ingon and Thiri avenues al the handsome Furniurc
tanned in above house. consisting part OF rosewood
Parlor Suit IN broc rosewooi Panofore Centre Tables
Esgeres Curtains Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Caipes
bookcases, mahogany and black walnut Bedroom Furniture
Washsan6s Mattresses, Feather Beds Chandeliers, China
and Glass Ware &C. dc Also the Kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale will commence.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
J)EREMPTORY sALE-PHILADELPHIA.
l. TIE VALUABLE
H0iEL,
Known as the
GIRARD HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET Philadelphia,
On TUESDAY, May g, 1852,

IT, GAFFNEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 CENTRE
street. VIII sell ON Wednesday. April 80 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ at the private residence 623 Second avenue all the
elegant Furniture contained In said house. consisting of
rosewood Pailcr Suits, mahogany and other Suits Ingram
and Brussels Carpets Sofas Bureaus Mirrors
and mahogany Bedseads Feather Beds Hair Mattresses,
Furniture, with which tie sale Will commence.
RI GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER-SALESROOM 50 CENTRE
street, will sell this day, oclock y. NJ the Stock
and Fixtures OF the Liquor Store No. New Bowey. Ex
celent Counter Beer Pumps Kegs Screens, Mirror Stove,
Clock, Liquors, &c.
rN GAFFNEY, ,AUCTIoNEER-sALEsRoo SO CENTRE
street, VIII sell this day, a2 O'Clock the Lease Stock
and Fixtures OF the Liquor Store and Ballroom 17 East
Thirtyfth street Lease three years An excellent
Counter, Beer Pumps Kegs &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
ROOM AND BEpROOM To A rARrY nr

ID gentlemen, 10 gentleman and wife, partly furnshcd
also, hall Room, to single gentleman; no has all c
uodcrn improvements dinner ~ oclocs Inquire at 23
East Tenth street. near Second avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-04-30
BOARDING AND LODGING.

AT $50 SECOND AVENUE, FIRST HOUSE, ABOVE
"A Suyvesant Park.Centlemen and their wiyespr ssnss
gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
Board. Dinner al six O'Clock. References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
guns cannot be elevated They represent her In cary
way an abortion.

guns canno DC ssevated They represent her az ID eJ
way an abortion.
RAN sTnL EXPECTED.
AT the very hour these "hghly ntel,aesn., contra
bands rehsarsng their narrative the Fineal was ii
sight OF Pulaski, under full lead Of steam. plyns
Up and down the Savannah rrer The negroes undoubt
edy came a. the Ddodg Of their masters their story
beyond question intended decoy to aay defensive
preparations On our part These rumors have had the
eect somewhat TO alleviate the Of excite into
which we were suddenly thrown; but Admiral Dupont
still awaits and sti expects the FingaI His own nforma
ton ia positvc and conclusive.
THE LATEST FROM BLuFrIos
From Button we have reports up 10 the evening Of
Saturday Eighteen hundred rebels were at that time
encamped there Five days ago the enemy at that point
were only 260 or 900 strong
OUR poRTIF1cATIoSs.
brigadief General Williams, who is in command OF the
post mas Deen making thorough examination and nspec
tion OF our lines OF forcations The work upon them il
progressing rapidly and satisfactorily
GENERALS COUNCIL.
General Brannan and his sa were at the headq
OF General Hunter yesterday The two Generals we're for
somo time in council.
THE ExIoRuoN OF SUFFERS
Inc exortion or some of the suffers in the department
has become matter demanding notice, and General
nx upon scale Of prices 20 which venders
must conform or forfeit the privilege OF doing
business on the island. In determining these rates
the board instructed TO receive testimony direct from
the solders and not from the dealers printed lsts
numerous instances known where twice and even
thrice the printed price Of article has been demanded
and received.
THE COURT MARTIAL
IN tne case OF Col serre has been adjourned in order to
allow the accused TO procure testimony Gen. Saxton
acts as counsel for the defendant.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
Capt Eddy, OF Company A, Forty seventh New York
Volunteers, was presented yesterday with an elegant
sword, the Gft OF the enlisted men OF his company II
was made BY Tiffany Co., of New York; and is valued
~ $3.50. -a>-
mn, no rur n, 4 ppc,,,rxvo r,pSr
The plan OF filing up the old regiments which was first
advocated by the HERALD IN its army correspondence and
IN It's editorials instead of creating organizations
the only correct way Of increasing the national force
pleasure and hope every soldier in the field We want
more men; but we want them under leaders tried ana
true and by the side Of whose long experience will
give them nerve and confidence.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

WASHINGTON, August 8, 1861
EFFECT OF THE NEW Orders RELATIVE TO DRAFTING.
The new order restricting the emigration OF persons
liable draft and orbiddiug the to absent themselves
from the county or State To whch they belong, has
created unusual stir among those who were preparing
TO shrk military duty. The necessity Cor this order had
become apparent. The for passports has been as
t,nding. The business q h, passport bureau, which
Gl ieiely hardly gave employ cu' 70 sinvlc clerk ana
ssstaHt, sieco tho prlat s,toa ., the order ior
trat'rg, hos rcaciged three adduouG ceriSs and mo
rs.eipN' frca ~ aS oo passports pveyagcs moro
t.s'n liss hpolr ec'i"s pcr dey Las
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

been ascertaned that this sudden increase Of
passengers for Europe was occasionsd by the
sksdaddng Of persons liable 10 be drafted In this i'm
mediate vicinity numbers Of the chivary Of Maryland
have been making preparations for an extsmporzed sum-
msr tour among the Alps. Complaints have also been
received that thousands Of young in Ohio have be-
taken themselves kentucky Canada to be out Of the
way about the 18TH Of August The order will bring
these renegades all up standing and compel them TO con-
tribute either their personal services their money TO
the prosecution Of the war for the Union.
APPLICATIONS FOR PAssPoRTs REFUSED.
large number Of applications were to-day made at the
State Department for passports but refused Notice Is
officially given by Secretary Seward that until the requ
stion Of the War Department the several States for
their quotas OF militia shall have been complied with,
passports win be issued from this Department for any
such citizen Of the United States liable 10 be drafted into
that branch Of the service
EXEMPTIONS FROM TIE DRAFT.
Numerous applications having been made 10 the War
Department by railroad companies to exempt their en-
poyes from the militia has been decided that but
locomotive engineers in actual employment when the
draft was made can be exempted.
The exception Of telegraph operators upon the ground
that they are practising an art necessary TO military ope
ratons, and which being known to comparatively few
persons, their places cannot be supplied.
THE OFFICERS OF THE NEW REGIMENTS.
new regime is 10 be adopted in reference to military
appointments. General Haeck has urged very strongly
upon the President to appoint to officers In the regi
ments to be brought into the field but educated and
experienced soldiers, and far possible to select
these officers from the in actual service, who,
commissioned non-commseioned officers, or pri-
Yates, have distinction and exhibited capacity TO
command General Halleck is to furnish the President
with complete statement Of his programme in this re-
spect, and will probably be adopted and acted upon.
This course will give great satisfaction, and increased
other OWLS that of the pagnpoes generals
and regimsntal commanders.
NEW YORK OFFICE SEEKERS.
There here 10 day swarm Of New York politicians
looking after the appointments under the Internal Revenue
law. 1t is understood that portion Of the appoint
ments for New York already under consideration.
THE STAMP CURRENCY.
The stamp currency for change WILL like other United
States notes, be supplied from the Treasury 70 dis
bursins officers. No com missions will be paid to
intermediate parties.
The Treasury Department hopes to bs able to issue
the currency stamps by the I7th inst and the new
small notss-under Eve dolars-by the 21st.
The contract for furnishing stamps under the
recent act imposing stamp duties to-day awarded to
Butler and Carpenter. Of Philadelphia.
ORGANIZATION OF THE TAX BUREAU.
The organization Of the Rureau Of Internal Revenue is
being rapidly and systematically effected under the
I management of Commissioner Boutwell,
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
NEWS FROM GENERAL PoPE's ARMY.

Our fredericksburg Correspondence.
FRxDKKcxsBuRG, Va, August o, 1862.
The Workings Of General Order No. 6-OW Psckas Dyic<n
tn-7he Skirmish, DC.
The vigorous policy inaugurated by General Pope 40
contained in the famous Order No. 8, will be pursued
throughout this department. We have heretofore dealt
lenenty with the unarmcd and resident
Of the country through which army has passed Mas
chaxoe tout ced As example Of the working
Of this measure ! can instance at hand. Within
few hundred yards Of where writing dwols man
who 10 the owner OF O splendid mansion and two
thousand Of land. Ho has two in the rebel
army refuses take the oath OF allegiance. He was
allowed until today to make up his mind about the latter
point and he remains obdnrate until nightfal he will,
congenial atmosphere beyond lines The srictcst
watch 10 also kept throughout the extent OF lines to
permit no one 10 PASS through. Even commissioned of
GERS crossing the Rappah mock required 70 have
passss signed and counsersgned by brigade and division
commanders.
On Saturday night last The rebels made attack upon
pickets about fourteen miles from here, and
tsrdsy morning strong roconnotcring party sent
the locality. They found the rebels strongly
ed, tnd after short but brisk skrmsh withdrew Our
loss was one man slightly wounded. Several Of our
horses were shot.
Private Thomas Lucas Of Company B. Second Maryland
has not been recovered.
It's general cause Of complaint here that the HxRAlE
be obtained, while all the other papers can be
purchased In abundance. The agents Washing.
ton, understand, refuse 10 send them down. and the
few copies whh do reach US are brought BY passengers