New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

Baltimore to-day. Col. Conkling's Regiment left
on Friday. The Military Committee Of the With
Senate District of New-York have rendered their
services to Gov. Seymour, to aid in organizing
troops to drive the invaders from Pennsylvania.
One Company Of Col. Lansng's Corps has been cent
to the Enfaps Perdu Regiment. A detachment has
also been forwarded to the 18th Artillery Regiment
Fort Lyon, Alexandra, Va. There are more than
Eve hundred troops at New.Dorp, Staten Island.
The Chinese overland Trade Report has been
received at San Francisco up to May Is: 1t says that
Gen. Gordon, commanding 5000 Chinese soldiers,
disciplined by the late Gen. Ward, had captured
Tael-Sen from the Rebels after desperate resist
ance. The Rebels were led by English, French,
and other officers. They fought sklfully with mus
kets, but failed for want of artillery. There is rea'
son to fear that the time is not far distant when the
Rebels will become good and well armed soldiers.
They are trying to buy artillery and employ edu'
Gated Europeans TO teach the use OF heavy guns
japanese dates to May IL, say the British Minister
complains Of the large sale Of arms by the Amer
leans to the japanese. In case of war 1t Is sup
posed that Yeddo will be blockaded. Foo-Choo has
been seized.
There was great rejoicing at the Navy-Yard on
Monday. large number Of officers, and other dis
tin,uished gentlemen, met on board the receiving
ship North Carolina to congratulate Capt. Meade on
the glorious achievements Of the Army of the Poto-
mac under the command of his brother, Major.-Gen.
Meade. Orders have been received from the Navy
Department 70 send number Of heavy riiled gunr
for our monitors The iron-clad Roanoke went t'
sea on Monday. The waves had no visible infu-
ence upon her. She is expected to make ten knots
an hour.
"A few nights ago, at Medina, Ohio, Mr. s. Coy
and bis wife and child were murdered and the house
set on fire. Mr.. Coy was a drover, and was sup
posed to have considerable money in his possession
The Unionists Of the Maryland lid Congress
sonal District have nominated Col. Edwin H.
Webster for Congress.
-E1.Mayor Arba Read of Troy died on Friday
in his 45th year.
The Stock market opened strong and active. The
Of the market and the large earnings ot th'
prominent railways seemed to inspire speculative feeling
and the market advanced beyond the closing rses Of Monday
A, the morning session Of Board the excitement and AMI
nation continued thIOughou, the whole se'on Govern
msnts In demand and railway shares werc decidedly
buoyAn Before the meeting of the Second Board official
reports capture Of Vcksburg received and the
OF the market ehsnsed There was considerable desire
sell ooks aud the market heavy and lower Govern
and State stocks however continued firm The Money
market continued very under the large payments
count OF dividends and interest and other dsbuF'emsn
Gold opened ls, with rather lie" excitement than OF
Monday and advanced the Board to 1884, 1871 with SALE
Of over OO closing l33 About O'clock the. marie
took downward Official reports Of the surrender Of
vick,bus and the excitement In the street greatly increased
At tn. Second Board Gold sold for I3? dl. and closed
1891 asa Foreign Exchange A1e;us.ed with Gold but
dull all the day through Amer opening at 49, sold down
to l46 closed lt6dl4 Feshs wi.hou,
change in rates, and the marie, lacks animation.