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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22
THE PROGRESS OF Tm BATTLE.

resume my account of the progress Of the battle,
az ,ve have il at headquarters here do not under
stand that Gen. Grant ordered or Contemplated II
battle to-day, but that he did intend 70 hold tho
Rebels where they are, and not suffer them TO get
away, then, when ready, be would make Combined
attack and carry the place. if necessary BY storm.
While we remain ignorant, as we must remain for a
few days on this point sswel as several oherpOn's
can do no better than 10 give your readers an idea
Of tho appearance Of tbs wounded Rs they Grdyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22
PROBABLE LOSS OF THE REBELS.

JudgiDg from what The prisonep nay an 'eu 70
believe they must have lost about eight hundred
killed and fifteen or sixteen hundred wounded.
They complain Of the Kind Of arms they have, but
say they have food enough with rather scsnt clothing
CHARACTER or THE PRIVATE SOLDIERS.
Nearly all the privaies are ignorant and ordinary
men. who never owned slave snd never will, but
who have been led into tho Rebellion by misconceP
ton of the motives and designs Of the Federal Gov
eminent. They confess they have been fairly whip
ped, and that thsy fear We have 70 many good men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

The misoncr- are rom ArkWr"s, M,s'sipri,
I.oni.,nnn Kennedy. Tcni s-so, I'x'S, and Ala
b,ua. md nearly all OF me Wiya'es express th'r
,eafin. - with tie war, md dccluo ttcy iro cor
vin,ed II bac bone of tie Confederate, In lrosru.
The, M Ike uo e mlilt OF lie lrsut Of tie bait e,
Lui sc, ~ quite conic,icd Ia hc Iiispne r..
Some 81 ihc officer ar esoii-tcai, prfuul iroua,
POM on, and even ins .l.ri, buf p,i,rdiytre cal
lives i,o lo,i thst all OF 'Aec n,ion ana tnt -"n-
gu.nc glow uoy Lad month or IS" ago. Ih''
ney lmyr lo-i conidrrco ~ IT,, came ~ has
o. 4od 20 cucrg,Itil, 10 miiui Iin 10 e'o'nt from
lleir uc,i-la leu appcaaao,. have seem "tuc.
,Ic,matI,s tymiiom q he decay of Sc.er'"n Oct
nave ,upG M conversation WITH The Rebels IRON
s,v,n ot re riacitHi Suuiien Sai.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
CHURCH IND STATE.

The American Tract Society, which has 30 often
and by sucL large m'joitie voted down every reso-
luton having the least Anli.Slavery character is
now engaged in missionary operations among the
freedmen. The Society has Issued Plea Tor the
Freedmen, in which aid is asAed for is efforts in
sruc, tLe cOlOrei people who have been set free by
the war.
/ The T,ric PresJyteriqn, a -abil Secession paper
Of Louisville, Kentucky, which short tine ago
suppressed by the military authorities but soon
permitted TO 30 on again, Gays, thst of all the
journals il seoa pretending 10 be religious, none ere
more disgustingiy fierce aud bloodthirtty, or more
secular aud demagonish, than the Northern Baptiei
Journals and that Of all the Of Christians The
Norl, none have become more thoroughly leayened
with the Atheistc humanits yiansi Of the Abolition
ists than most Of the Northern Bapsis. Churches.
The compliment tins paid TO our Baptist coemIo-
raTies H. on the WHOLE wei deserved, for they all
tanchly advocate the crushing Of the Rebellion. and,
with perhaps one single excel lion, they indorse the
lale resolution Of the great Missionary Union,
designating Slavery as the root Of Secession, and ex
pressing hope for it, utter determination. But
she palm which the Louisville paper 80 readily
Ia themfor their Abolition sentinens, think II vii!
DC OEplfu ny DumDcr OF American thuTchtS. ~
Tie organs Of the purely Ant-Savery churches,
which exclude SHAREHOLDERS from their communion,
40 the Free-Will Baptist, the United, Reformed, aud
Free PIesbyteTians. most OF the Congregalionas OF
the Wesleyan Connection, with several minor MeIbo
dist denominations the United Brethren in Cbri, the
Evangelical Association, the Church OF God Wine
brennarsns have been by far more advanced in Anti
Slavery sentiments than moot OF the regular baptist
papers; and the New School Presbyterian and Metho-
dat organs have not remained whit behind the
Baptist.
--Disloyal and reasonable sentiments still find
shelter in some Of the Presbyteries Of ths Old.
School Presbyterian Church. DR.. Plumer Pro.
lessor in the Theological Seminary Of Aegsny City,
and Pastor Of one Of the city churches having re-
fused To pray for the President and for the Of
our armies, nnety-one members Of bis congregation
petitionsd The Prssbytery 70 sAs Tue Decor either
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
Fich q rdson, spence & Co.'S Circnin-.

LIVERPOOL July IL lOo--
,oTroyThe market excited In the early part 81 the
week aud prices generally sdvSncd, but since NE hesyy
.bipnepts OF Cotton from Bombay IN the lasoI'ns be-
cp,e known the demand has fallen Cd and prices q all knds
have rrceaei until tie close American Brazil ard Egy P'en
S. ouy !0ld q rs higher than Friday last AID suTts are
sreey any desrer In Manchester busEe-s was b'hk On
1resay bat hss become dli since. The gro4ions ero;
Mid4lins Orleans lid. e II Mobile, lid y ID Upsnas
BgtDsrrFYsThe weather has been yaIisbe d1ring the
,gee.asrs,c rain and sunshine. On Tue.dsy the asrkes
ave way under heavy supplies and hne Gather Wheat de.
cued a2d q cen'sl and Flour I'd y DBL wi'h sHsu
business. Indian Corn steady at so-da)s make. sts
we. good Attendance Of buyers snd better dsaai ior
Ve.t,h- depression Of Tuesday bens recov sso Ia
some rses quotations VI this day week exceeded fouf
- oderas demand st full proes iudin oorn tne tnfa
desrer. We quote Wheat: Red Western SleGts ios Oi'
rsso l3d 10 for Mlw srkes AID Amber Iowa. W. io'
Hir.,r; Southern u dli3; White Vestern, lio1i si
Soy.asrp ll9Hl26 y l0D 10. flour-extIa D tes fe@
~ T1tr, Ohio % M = tb Indian Corn-hAed lSi
Ieliow ~ g; White. % f32i5 y $50 10
Bggg AID Pork without Improvement and no ou'iaeS
report. ,-....L ,.s...
hoers 70 accept prices. There oyer uPpy o. oLoio.
.rs sno f1ct Hams. fer which ihe demand u Hntso
los, if-egu!sr prices. .,,.- =, aog
as. -.,
OrrtcIrfos BAHK-PAleael9h!s sold a. 95gp'' n0!a'
- z done In Baltimore.
, EC.iS-( oLnaou I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

OF KEYS of the piano. and, Of course, the oper'
ator soon learns TO touch the right key, while his
eve is 90 the copy easily the comPositor at the
ordinary case learns to PIT bis fingers into the right
box. In single day. i. Is claimed, as much may be
done with this machine as one man can 90 D!
hand in six days and the work will be much more
free Of errors. This is yet to be proved, however
by actual experience in the regular baslpess OF 'no
prntng Office. The machine now in operation NJ
the oiics Of Charles c. Ycston. No. ll3 William
street, appears to justify the assertion oil 's aoi!
There is another type-settine machine KNOWN ..
20 Mtchera patent" thai has been thoroughly ies'eo
in this city, in rrows printing Office. lie mas 'on
machines in actual operaticn and calculates t"a'
they save 40 per cent One OF these ins'ru'
ments will set 100000 ems Of lower-case
week: ba. the distributing has TO be done oy
baud. @. cost Of u cents thousand, upon
separate machine, and the capitals have 70 DC Po'
in by hand. Three boys and one man, however,
with two machines set up Bible complete IN % day d.
Two men can do with it the work Of fonr men at the
csse-as 50 900 ems would be q good weeks WORK
for a smart composior, working 10 hours day.
IN, the Alden machine claims 10 be able to do much
more; and if when tested by time aud Constant
work il shall be evident that it can do even one
fourth that is claimed il will be great Idbor-savne
machine. II it will set type and distribute 1t only
twie. AZ fat as man cau do il, instead OF eight
times as is claimed for il, then the invention ID
one Of great value For the ingenuity dispiayea 10
II, construction, its wonderful coInpeSity, com1iped
with simplicity even more wonderful, Tie machine
is one well worthy Of study.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

tspssro at ssscG to O. K Rape: Foreign Refined i.
four mouths ye al and R4s have been paid N Esd
continue. advance the spot there are buyers 1t % bat
Cocho and 5 has been paid both the spot and for arrival
CeyIon offer, G. 53 Palm finds buyers a, ~ aa2s.
ab SsH aOcco bags. siieSy B.s q 1893 GOOD
mid. cargo Bengal II ai5 for mid to good mid whte s5ss
been sold for arrival {; for good fair puky and
goes viz, our Hecrsnzs AI'scsn iS0q tuns a. ~ one
atlolG
In aux nothing to report
STPzrRR dr for arrival 80 uns sold 81 81 June ssi-
ing; 200 bags Bombay soId q. 81 Tor 40. TO si4
srsAR-1he market realsins 9,aiet without eh.nse IA
ncludng a, public sale part hhds. Barbados 80 %
90 m r. r. sS Srn sSd o bb Snd. saa sos
d66 OF 129l bags Maudtiul q. sucii n eooq oneialf
found buyers former rates 3ss bags sfsiny Hsdss to
thirds cold a. 50 6d.26 for Yellow. snt 4ed!S for tins
White 66 bags Native partly sold at % 3g TO- Brown. and
81 r Yellow. Privately 900 bags iow Brown 1surts:
HS 2s to- 40 bbls Porto Rico twothSis sold at $500
a. 60 HI d Cuba Mnscovsdo at 20 G3 for Bro"p 81
sor eyspSs sod Il 81 a376 1903 bIs white Havana
sold At g IN bond; 1850 bags Guatemala principally SOD ~
Priyatey 800 hhds Caba Mucovado sold at3ia, and nine
floating css9es viz three Hsytna go boxes 20 :.
Ily Insured for L. x, 1870 boxes o. - a. zo lsy
or near port and go boxes NO J to 10 at q 'p
aslrd o po for cgSa Ms;i9vaso 80 a eh hhs OK
SO cs a, 10 and $50 casis a. y all with sndis weso
Tor th coanty and ,wo Brazil, 800 case. 80 Bag. srowS
,ieoiu AZ 70 fully Insured Contnent' port ana
2J2s 900 ba.s Cotnguioa white at ~ insuiea
C0thenDurg. ;, -. A., 49, 40 s,ot for "
$780, v q SrS SeI October 20 December
TcEPExrrE confines the last price paid 'or
American 10 barrels was w and li"I io' f'0-1' '
Eaeib steady Blocks Iii Bars 49, Refined 49,
rstcv srocKstJnitsa States g. rs Railroad Bonds
are owrr Michigan Ccnr. 9. sse Hew OK ~ -
on - Mr.. .. ;E79 share, 2sG9s Pennsylvania Central
aP sales OF Canadian Sc Esye been made q. 20 eI DIV.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORH.....-"yrLv rs
Cleared.

s.e, hio.-Gr-a' Eastern tsr f'Sn LiyeTp''i so.'And
..a,sgn parussis tH4nbulsh lEsutfisnn, .,trnburs
Il. -. ..,'"NoEA tB-.c rer,e. LyerpooL
kgrh los :, -. - .ssioue Stevens, New or9ses
smith Go. rt.-,,o, With Carver 4
y T,io, 81 r. Ion !; Morssn Wiley
us-ssanesoss: syume. Ha'sa., JOIN h. J ia
ste. Lirf.se tBr Ys3uAns. G'oucestr fns ai -.
u rf9sbrig. D'utts Bas5ldoes. lily. Itoe 49,,
Br .nuia ,Ptg-sizal hrause. Oueenslosn, 1ns
Vv-.If. irxir Ballet. Lnudc lderTy, B. Z. chs -. "
Iir-I,ei Wins. Clnrk Baltimore, Merrill s Aosx "a
T. Callnurt, Emery hlontego Bay, bseiI son =
W.ciss shorty Tararora Thompson Hunter; ArasSA>
tRrl Ncpirne. 81. Johns n =. p Nesus sem Yen
.5rD Con,sss, hs,Duda Middleton q Go
s.ioca srs-N o. Bur usls Ds zel London 4. Dd9hsmI
Al,i'f. Young St Ann.s Bay, JAM bo.tou lirl. SMITH
Fsrk,i,s NJ g.. D. Il. Dewon; Emma (BT Mcclure. 50.
srsr.us a. Ro,Tdmani n =. BISHOP Amazon Ports,aouta.
: H. y " Lowl, s co Eureka ,Sfl fowief y Jonus
u H. p l. Esyias Sou Golden fleece. iiai be- ~. Ne.
I / Book 60 ;NeHgs tBL Crane, 81. John ~ Is D. IL
ooos- Planter Appleby. Providence " :. Rscte't khy
Am horton non ~ch bentley. smith 90 Active b'ie"
Nof.. On e. D.. Harvey; Amelia, shafe hsiDlrs Z, An'
n ,-er, JOAN Ai1m,, Hslock New-tsven h ;. iecketi
Selnrr-s acaa Morrison. PhiI-dePhis, Loper MIX
patIrk.
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Arrived.

Steamship Chessneste crowe P0rt,snd Ne. nld'e sod
,ass % u. b. Cromwell Co. - -, a.
Sesm.lip Vt Mary (acsl, LAWYER, Wilmins'oS = psH
haars iu 1sli~st (hni-- Morgan. -
ElA AumIri And~roO Msfanzas July ~ 'us 10 Sse'"''
Bro. Anchored al lower 0usIautine - q,
schr Garland 0f Fast AtscLitsh noron ArIoyo = "a,
'ry and Msysgge1 th. sc 90 Ihompsen iiihes.
Sailed l npsay from ys,lsl vh me sc4 H'IanoA i''
n,w. York scnr Jane, Oh ,, ,oi h.iisf' =, -, .,
S-Lr belmont TOT Buc<sporh oiuni .--V'rA@s '"S N'
moia, lee % u. ID. bro1kman 60. =. ID, -, -.
SSH Emma Oh CisA, Windsor " - days. plaster 10
II. J. 4 A. Dewolt So. . -. -, -. NJ "A.
fori ,rp...
So,p willard Hii,,on. EigabcinPors, coal FOR fsou-
.ss,er Il MAXIM Thompson, Philadelphia iadse to j. =
st.iisr Pelican. Baker. Providence. md's to Edward
bynu'r . - ,.,,,,. Il, L..
per 8 hisS! r'ucs - ,.o A..
Dal.oL
sALED-U. s. steam transport Eastern State, HaEri''a'
Laleins
Nr~oRASpUs.-U :. gunboat Flam0esu is OF me
Bsace Dock Tor repairs. She will De stripped rec.aNeS
ana newly coqPerod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

Public ScBooI EyHnIros-The closing exer-
else, Of the primary department Of Ward School No.
q, Elm street, Sixth Ward, took place Yesterday IN
the presence Of the school officers and many ci1ens
Of the Ward. The exercisos embraced anging ana
defamation, and reelected credit npon the Prihepal
Mrs. NJ. 4. McDermot;, and her af,istanis. ms
departmeut has contributed largely to the wants Of
our soldiers both in money and clothing, and ioo
much praiso cannot be given 20 The ladies AID chill
dren engaged in this noble work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

TrsriwoSI.r Tnos TIE BRITISH GoyfRsNHST
TO AxEric.s SKANEy.-lIiram Barney, Collector OF
this port has prese led tie Testimonials which he re-
ce;v,d from the British Government to the following
ooers Of American vessels fos services rendered to
British subject. in perls at sea-
Telescope 10 Capt Charles Cas master OF the American
chr-rca.ter 10 Csp, Macoduck O! chip consiantine
e.,eoge to Jane, A. Maco.uch mie Of shiP Con''sn'
tie "a At, ,,rf,,.
Rockingham. H. ~ ,
teesc pc to Capt Wm d. prover' mate o. snip Daniel
Nsh.'.r 80, a.
Tho french srut to The e,e o. the oosc'
,r tee.cop, ior isIt Js-s stgtr o. a." snip hoBef a
/ Hear Licf Las bee1 pfcs-ut,i TO that Object
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IYForw,TIoS WsSTrp.-Mrs. j. Il. Phillips ar
rived hrfc wednesday uorag from Tennessee in search
# her husband who un, recently solder in the Rebel
army Phillips impressed into he service Ani was cent
on board the Moiuac from hch he ives taken prisoner By
our forces sud rcsAscl upon taxing tie o-in OF allegiance
Information e at 80. q Morn, r.eet rss,Fd 10 Philips
will DO transmitted 10 nis wife, who i liz src-t c'FeH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

GUsS ~ NEw-YoRK.-A son OF Vermont inquiries
why Belgian rifles were given TO the Vermont Vol.
unteers VITO recently passed through this city. We
reply because they just a. good for use in camps
OF instruction the Springfield nluhkets, and tho
best guns are held in reserve for u1e in the field
Mr. Moulton, who gave us the information we pub.
lished respecting the stored in this city, was
not influenced IN the least by the Ordnance Depart
meDt in his statement he merely answered the
questions prOpounded by us and gave at u round
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CITY ITEMS

Central PARK CoNcFRT.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that there VIII lie nufc H.
The Central Park on the Mall on Saturday, The 2o'''
inst. q, a o'clock p M, by the Central Park Band'
under the leadership Of II. B. Dodworh. If the
weather il fine. TIE following Is the programme;
l.. ,
ouicsster-" Warren. ......'.'.H d. Do's
Oseu g." POI. and Peasant ..s.... .''''
. hus-hs,ieen Mayoufneen........ ...' ''''''''' IT,
l. "Ksy.Did Polk.............''' '.'''''''''''''"'
PART ~.
, vv.1ai,, March" Midsummer Nshcs Dresn"...:
"oueiDa H''i'" Mendelssohn
. Overture" Yelve. ''''''''''''
sr ecii ~ from Lucss k.I Eorsia'
L. Iaekeltsux Torch Danccl......'.
PANT m. 49,
E-icdIfris Srh1ffi.ffi..
Music rIciD' -.sss''''''''
Ana sod horus from la Fsyorita'.. '''''''Do
NtiLelu.uad Season Gslpr.
Tae National Medley.
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bort Warocns' Notlte.
Sr,rs on Nsw.loRx.
POET-WAEBESs' UYflCs. No. lot W al >"

Sr.TK on NRW,l YORK;
PORT-WAKbESs' UyFCs. No. lot W ans" -
NOTICE ia hereby gwen IN accordance WIN
section OF tue Act passed April u, 1882 eo1usS
Act 10 hcogiks the W lrdens Ohce OF ths I't % an.
lok, 20 ali pcTsous Interested ia. or having ,t
subject matter OF such inquiry exansbton OF ~ Por,
tho follow ing vessels are under examination oy % n.
Wadeg. aud tbs, yhe said or exr'nnstion a,
completed itnn ton DAYS succeeding thi' notice. W
board said vessels: d., NJ 4, " n
Ship Sparkling Wavc..........."'''''pp ;sr No sNR
snip Webster. NJ 4
Snlp An
E,rk "a. M
Barr az \
Bark teiIess. pi., No an
Htrk lpauie y N
B.rk isi ~ a.,.
p,to
a., ei,,, rass..foot OF south lst'st, WA
~, 70
schooner Joseph W. Webster.
a, Nv
S'H0'"' '' WIN H. BURLElGd, Pt,s'dess
]. Av9's uxggIAAy Secretary.
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iAjv ffifCrirYt
TIr TAX BILL.

w R.spY, j. implicit q 3! - 80 LIE wn''e pspe,.
Rs,ie iho OIL, N'l'" word l.r word ig o..
ID" original -T slreui q Dr. Alphabetical spl..
ton 4 .vrry atcc 3, be ts2oa b tue , I'D tAe
Of De tx 20 De- levied iareou To- renders D. gOmplste
aud Convenient 80 "a possible 10 mske a.
nc" CENTS pustyall; So p-r no sent hy express. s.
Der IT, If by mali Ad-4cS Tlg lEitrSE. NV iors
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"DR. LELAND's ANri-NHcuMATIC biNp.
perul.u-nt cur. i,E R1eurs'isn lTt Ncufaise, an
Al suil-r Alrctous. Face, -, cui b. rlil or o l''
ILLt.trEp TRgArt.E, vita tcunei l'stinon''iH sem
No. {ql bIcid syi cc1'1et1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

TnE LAWYERS FUSD.-Daniel Lord, ESQ., treas
urer of the Lawyers Union Defense Committee
states that the fund on hand Is TO be APPROPRIATED IN
aid OF "brothron who sre or may be called into act
i've service apd The families OF those who fan OF may
be disabled IA tho seryice' The Committee consists
of Luther II. Marsh, Gilbert Dean, u. y. Eaton, W..
). Leonard, and Henry N;olL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

FoRrIGs ARys.-In our Government s'ore-rooms
in this city have many thousand stands Of arms
imported from France, England Prussia, Spain, and
Belgium These guns are some ii them equal IL
their range to our Springfield mnskets, but ihey are
not 81 we'll made, 10; so well flushed and the mate
rial Of which they are made is not 50 good as tho
material put into American guns. The Belgian guns
are the poorest article we have received from abroad
aud they IRE used principally IN camps Of iustruc-
ton. The Prussian nre the best; next comes the
rife from + gland. &c. The,e guns arc all closely
inspected by practical gunmaken and no defective
weapon will lie put into the hands Of the soldier
when lac goes into the field 10 fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

A COMPLIMENT ioR rHF TRnuSg.-A friend ii
Copase, n. y, writes that be landed in the city
early in the day, recently, and "go.ng to ncws'
s,aud, kept by an Irishman, asked Tor TRIBuSE.
lie handed it TO ne aud then smlingly remarked,
ar sGfe you are not rowdyF told him d'd
10, make any pretonions TO rovdy ism; | paid him
for it, aud then asked hin Why be made nee Of that
term Oh, says he, m never knew rowdy
to buy THs TuBrsEr asked him wat papers
they bought, %, The Her0id,' he responded.
must confess it is Of the best compliments ever
had paid me- aud obe Of the hes, weapons in defense
Of THF TRIBUNE that can ufe, aud am using il
with good effect"
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Pr.caIS-A few jersey peaches, of diminutive
size, made their appearance III market yesterday,
and sold at - cent? quart.

Gen. J. NJ. Ashley, the Representative from tue
Toledo Disrrici, Ohio has been invited to address
the Republicans Of the Twentieth Ward, at Con-
tpeura Hall, in this city. Gen. Ashley IL one Of
the mos, able. earnest. and devoted Republicans ~
Congress sud his presence will call Gu, crowded
house Of enthusiastic meG. lie is Nngnian by
birth, and an Anti.Slsyery man from principle The
.ven;ng If the meeting will be anno need aa soon as
an answer ia obtained from Gen. Ashley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

EXCISE CONFERENCE.-THE Board OF Excise
Commissioners held their Fodyeeventh session YER
tefday, and granted ~ licenses. In order to give
the pumerous applicants time TO prepare their papers
the Board adjourned to tho Let of August There
arc over a thousand papers yet GU, most Of which
will doubtless lie returned.
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aySAATUKG ALMANAC.
sun-Rise.....i:s0 sets...........T:22 Moo,-Ses.
nlsH WATER TAfs
,sndy Heck. rs GOV. Island. 8:S Hell Gate io's'
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TO ARnIEE.
Passengers Arrived

IN bark YuEiuri. jr0rg Mntan-ds-Cop Thompson Me-.
Hessn. Mrs. wie.sn J. floca l. BouAS- j. Walker, Il
Quinn, j. Martin.
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guess, the number of guns be supposed to DO Oh
hand in our warehouses, st0re-rooms, and arsena's
in this city and vicinity. He probably did not MT
wide of the mark.
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The New Merchants Exchange ard News-Room
Nos. 50 snd 50 Pine street, will be opened on Monday
next, where all general intelligence and shipping
news will be found In advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

posr.OTricf MATTERS The demand for portage
ss,on. q, the Post-Odce yesterday was very limited,
and appearcd to be almost exciu,iyely for postage
purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

The Tax Commissioners yesterday removed Dep
uty Tax Commissioner Samuel X. Smith. and ap'
pointed Samuel 7. Mckinney Of the Seventh "ara
in Misplace. Mr.. Mckinney has held a sinilsr posi-
ton before, and is a very competent man Tor the
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

A. AMERICAN TRIUnrB ~ EsGLAsD.-At the
great international Exhibition in England, the flint
premium-a medal-has been awarded TO the
" heeler & Wilson Sowing Machine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

Is MrnoBr,r.-A special meeting of the Board Oh
Alderman is called for O'Clock to-day, to take aP-
rrouria,e notice Of the death OF ex President Van
Buren,.
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TIM HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE close their en-
cement a. the usg-N to-day, ava give performances a.
aud a o'clock p The Ethiopian Delueaiorii ansrs ae
D.nrrgs A Ia apu.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

MpRI ARRESTS FOR VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE
LAw.-Sixty rnmsellers were arrested yesterday by
the police Of the Eighth, Ninth, Fifteenth Eigh
teentb and Twentylrs, Precincts, and taken before
Justice Kelly, charged with pursuing the trade in
rouors. in violation Of the Excise law, which re-
quires the payment of a license fee OF s3V. lhey
were all held in 800 bail to answer Many OF theee
Illegal liquor vendors have been arrested live or sz
times by diiFeren, police officers, who found then
pursuing the traffic without n license, and az many
tunes have the arrested parties been obliged to iind
bail.