New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
An Effeotual Check Against Fraud
I'VE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NATIONAL LOAN.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.


WARRINGTON We5sssdsy April a. 1872
THE COMMANDMENT OF PUEBLA.
The French Minister has received dispatches con
6lnjne the telegram from San Francisco with respec
10 the bombardment of Puebla. They state that th,
French have carried the first line Of works arounC
Pueba. and are confident Of capturing the city
that their communications with Vera Cruz are unin
tsrrurted and that requirements and supplies are
striving daily. The French troops are greatly
slated by this their first substantial success in Mexico
EXTENSIVE CAVALRY SCOUT.
The cavalry under Gen. Stabel, in large and anal
bodies have secuted the whole country between The
Potomac and Rappahannock, and as far west az the
Blue Ridge, and report no Rebels there, save few
ssraggling guerHllss and the inhabitants.
THE MISSION TO SPAIN.
1t 10 understood that Gov. Curtin is TO have the
mission to Spain, and that John Covode lie to be the
Uuion candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania.
TIE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP.
The new internal revenue stamp invented by
Commissioner Lewis, and probably to be adopted in
slsee Of those now in use will have border arondd
the vignette on which are to be printed at the Top
tgures representing three four years '63, "a
'65, and on the sdes and bottom the names Of the
months, aud figures for the days, from to 30.
The method Of cancellation will be to cut out with
knife before sfhxing a stamp, the whole border,
except the letters and figures representing the date
at which the instrument is issued This will OF
course render the use Of a stamp twice impossible.
Stamps of similar character have been suggested
for postage. The frauds upon the Treasury, under
the present system Of Revenue stamps are very
great amounting, according to one computation. 70
AOn - ", W. al AZ. ba
On exaggerated statement or not it is certain that
the sales Of Revenue stsmps daily ets, instead
n more, as would be naturally expected The loss
70 the Government through the Of clesnsed
pOsiage-stamps several times also very large.
RESIGNATION OF THE HAVANA CONSUL GENERAL
X. W. Shnfeldt, uGeneral at Havana hiss
rsdgned account Of the insd.quseY Of his salary
Bis successor has not yet been appointed.
THE NATIONAL LOAN.
TIE subscriptions to the national loan al the Office
Of Jay, Cooke g. Co., yesterday were Il 49, $50
beng the largest amount yet subscribed in one day
CAPT. woRDEN.
Can't Worden had q long interview with The
President and the Secretary Of the Navy to-day. He
is still suffering severely in his eyes, which have moi
yet recovered from the injury they received in the
SIGHT with the Merrimsc, life on board an iron-c'ad
not tending 10 their improvement
THE CASE OF GEN. BUELL..
Gen. Buell. left for Cincinnati to-day in order tc
reach there on Friday, to which day the Court
stands adjourned. He did not have time while here
70 take the dispositions Of Gen. Halleck and Gov.
johnson, for which he came, and viii require an
other order Of the Court TO enable him to take them.
With the exception Of these dispositions ali tho e'i
dence in the case is in.
ARRIVAL OF SICK FROM THE LOWER POTOMAC.
Nearly 500 sick from the Lower Potomac arrived
to-day.
PRISONERS OF WAR AND REFUGEES SENT IN.
Twenty-Five prisoners Of war were sent in to-day
from The Army of the Potomac. About dozen ref
sg.ss slso came upon the transport.
LETTERS OF MARQUE.
The Government has determined not TO grant any
letters Of marque uBess foreign war should srise.
THE TREATMENT OF COETRABANDs.
The Commission to investigate matters pertain.
ing 10 eoptrabands continues its abors To-day
Robert Dale Owen and Col. Mckay visited the
" contE,bsnd camp" at Alexandra. They have al
ready become satisfied that radical change is neces
say IN tue treatment of the negroes in order to de-
rive that benefit from their services which it is i'm
POrtant 70 have. DIR. s. G. Howe, the other men,
Der Of the Commission, 10 indisposed.
GIN. MCCLELLAN DESIRES TO RESIDE IN NEw-
YORK.
Gen. Mcclellan has asked for Communication OF
quarters IN New-York.
HOSPITAL CARS.
Three hospital cara have been put upon the Ac-
qua Creek Railroad for the use Of the General Hos.
pilsls at Potomac Creek and near Acquia Landing.
CONGRESSIONAL MOVEMENT IN EASTERN vIR-
GINA.
A'a meeting Of Union citizens, few Ia numbers,
representing Fairfax, Loudon and Prince William
counties, recently held al Fairfax the opinion pre-
vailed that 'till further reports should be made 10
secure representation in Congress.
ARREST FOR UTTRRING DIsLoYAL spSTI-
MENTs.
Soi' BAKERS detectives also arrested John
Rabotean OF this city, Cor expressing dsloyal sent.
nents lie declined to take the oath of allegiance
and was sent to the guard.house.
The D'UTAssY CoURT-MARTIAL.
The business before the d Utassy CouI1. MART al
to-day wss unimportsnt, as Col Marshall ons q,
Tie Court, eoetinues i'll.
Personal.
Senator Foote Is in town. Chief Justice Cartier
ard Judge 0lin, of the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
iilct returned to-day.
ARREST OF A CLERICAL REBEL
The Rev. Mr. Martin, family and baggage arrived
here to-day from Maryland, on their way to joir
their traitor friends South. At the time the preacher