New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15


ton proposed that action should be taken his reso-
luton TO pay bountes to soldiers, offered at the last
meeting. motion to lay on the table was carried
For some time pact, the North Eastern Dlspensary
has been occupied jointly BY the managers oil that
institution and the Ladies Hospital Association and
those two bodies are now quarreng for possession OF
the Nursery and Childs Hospital. long debate
ensued upon the subject, without any definite result
The Board adjourned until ?. IN. ON Thursday
Tgy YorsG MsS's CHRISTIAN AssocIATIos.-
Mr. Ballard, the Corresponding Secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association has received
very friendly communication from the London
Young Mems Christian Association, announcing that
from the ilth to the 10Th Of September has been ap
poined as the time for the London Conference Of the
rien,s of such associations throughouth the world, and
afIeciionalely requesting that strong delegation
NAV be sen. from the United States
/ Tur SABINE Of REcRUITrSG VoYAGE.-Ihe
United States war-frgate Sabine is anchored in
New.L London harbor, where she is waiting TO re-
eeiyo n regiment of Connecticut troops. Through
the Kindness Of Commander Rngold tue citizens Of
New. London and vicinity were invited on board on
Saturday last TO inspect his ship and wress drill
Of her crew. At ~ O'clock orders we're given to
man the rigging and fire a salute. The Mayor Of
Nsw-Iondon acknowledged the courtesy in "A brief
address, and proposed three cheers for the ladies,
which were heartily responded to, and three more
for the Union, which were given with WILL The
gathering was very large majority OF which were
ladies' Through the polite attention Of Capt.
Rincold, Leut Blake, Paymhster j. George Harris,
Acting Masters James L. Surgs and James
Courtney the entertainment was rendered brilliant
one, aud tho satisfaction expressed was unbounded.
The resolution offered in tue United States
Senate By the Hon. Mr.. Foster Of Connecticut, TO
appoint a Committee to inspect The Harbor Of New
London with view 10 locate Navy-Yard at this
point is one which should not be lost sight Of. No
harbor within the limits Of the United States pre-
sents 20 many natural advantages does the hsrbor
Of New-London Any depth OF water that may be
required is there and with the outer shores OF Long
I,lapd stretched for q hundred miles, forming q
natural brcakwater, it is rendered secure aud still
easy Of access from the ocean. Commander Ringold
has bis recruiting officers located ut various points in
the vicinity OF New.London, and the work of enlist
ment goes bravely on. Already upward Of 200
names are enrolled in New.London alone. Con-
nectlcut VIII 90 ner uutv'
TIE FAsuIoY CoURw.-A great trot for 81 600
a side, comes of to-day on The Fashion Course,
l.. /. The con,esting horses are the well-known
troi,en Rsttesnake and Gen. Butler, and the cond-
tons Of the match for both 10 60 in harness, mile
heats, the best three in FIVE, good day and good
tract. A very interesting rot is confidently antici-
pated between these two fast goers. General Butler
in his recent race with Panic, defeated that horse in
2:2s3 to wagon, while the friends Of Ratlesnake are
sangune that he WILL in his present contest, prove
tho victor, and have accordingly backed HIM to win
for large amount Of money.
! A SPEcIE SUBsIHuIE.-Mossre. Leeds & Frank
I lin, of No. IL Broadway, have introduced novel
currency. 1t CONTESTS Of postage stamps Of all de-
nominations g. 5, TO- Il, "a. 80 and 30 cents, pasted
upon light velIum paper in such manner as to fold
together. raised border upon the wrapper will
protect the stamp from damage. They can be mount
ed at slight expense and, when no longer necessary
as circulating medium, be used for the purpose
for which they were designed. They supply them
at / / to q per cent premium on Treasury notes.
Tux AsrLIxrHRvEsrIos MoyEMESr.--In conse-
quence OF mo great Union meeting 10 90 uoueh
tomorrow the 18th inst, tho day fixed for the
Anti-Intorventionist and Unionist meeting Of the
foreigners residing in this city, the latter is postponed
until Tuesday the odd inst. at Cooper Institute.
| The GRAIs SHoyELERs.-The strike among the
| grain shoveleIs has assumed new feature. The
men still refuse TO work. and there is comparatively
little grain going on shpboard
c. W. Barton, esq, has been appointed agent for
the State Of Pennsylvania to look after the we'll
being OF tho sick and wounded Pennsyyanians, vice
Stewart Newell resigned
"GoD SAVE Our CoUsIRY's FLAG."-This is the
title of y new song by Il. Tarncy, music by r..
Lowry.
i SHARP PRAcIIcE.-We understand that man
by tie pamo of w. r. Ronalds, who claims to be I'm
agent for the State Of Michigan, collected from the
United States Paymaster in this city, four months
pay for Captain X. N. Doyle, and Lieutenant j. L..
i Donohue, two Of tho wounded officers from James
Island; and charged the former $!5 and tho latter
so for his services. Mr.. Clark, the accredited,
intends 70 bring the affair before the Superintendent.