New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
Anxiety of Gov. SeymOurtO Stop the Draft.
THE LAST CoPPERHEAD BUGBEAR.
Privileges to Re .Enlisting Soldiers.
THE OPERATIONS UNDER THE cosFIscATIoH ACT.
Special Disps.ch TO Tho N. Y. Tribune.

Samuci y. 1lueu, SenhtOI anu Ju'bc
Pierrepont are in Washington to ask the Govern.
ment, Oh behalf OF Gov. Seymour, to suspend the
draft in New-York City. The grayest apprehension
Of the Governor is represented TO no that the Irish
servant girls WILL in tho law is executed, turn
incendisres in a body, and burn down their masters
| houses Odd as IL is reason for asking suspension
Of the draft may appear IL ia that most prominently
pnt forward IL il ust 10 Gev. Seymours three rep
resentaves to add that If not two OF them have
no stomach for the mission with which they III.
charged. The draft will 90 on.
GEN. GRANTS HEADQUARTERS.
! Gen Grants headquarters Will probably remain
/ for some time 40 at present, at |lcas5urg. lie IL
not afraid to let his LIeuiensns earn what glory
they can in the campaigns on which they have gone
Ia connection with the large capture of cattle just
made by one OF Gen. Grants expeditions, IT deserves
TO be known that not more than 900 ct the beeyes
furnished to our large army during the siege OF
vlck,burg came from the North. The rest were
found in Mississippi and Loulriana.
PRIVILEGES FOR RE-ENLIsTiNG SOLDIERS.
The Government has decided, IN General Order
No. 2l6, tha, all bodied men between Ell. heen
and forty-fve years Of age, who have heretofore
been enlisted ard have served for less than niue
mouths who have been honorsby discharged and
can pass the examination required By the mastering
regulations Of tie United States, may be enlisted IN
any regiment they choose, new or old, aud when
mustered iuto the United States service will be en-
III ed 10 the s02 provided for recruiting veteran
volunteers. Tus siO2 comprises 800 exemption
fund, $lO0 bounty, and e band money. regl-
n.cn, battalion, company OF these recruits VIII
bear the title Ct VeteraL, provided half CT tier
number are "Neie7aa Volunteers" The same
benefit VIII be gwen to men who enlisted prior -
Order No. 1884, provided the conditions therein set
forth are fulhlled.
CoNFIsCATIoN.
A large number OF seizures of Rebel property, I'M
der the General Conhseation act, are being made IN
Alex .ndris. Fifty wrts VI seizure " have already
been irsued by tue L. 5. Attorney, declaring the
owners Of these estates TO be in arms agans, ihC
Government and coniircating their property to tot
Uuited States. TIE Commissioners employed q
make AL inventory Of Rebel estate, prcyiou. "a
selling them ut public auction Tor non-?a! nent o
taxes, according to late ac,s OF Congress- will com
ploc their inventories in Nor,haui Ton, Accon.ac
and Fairfax CvaLties, Va. during the week. The
Government will publicly advertise The property
thus coniiscsted previous to selling
| NhIiUNtI btNh tfk ~ " flfN.
! Certificates Authorizing tive commencement Of
banking operations have been issued 10 the tlr,
National Bank OF Wikesbarre. Pa, capital sJl 500.
Second National Bank Of Cincinnati. capital
500 900; Fi.st National Bank, Huntington, Pa.
capital 100000.
TIE rIyE-rwENTY LOAN.
The subscriptions TO the ive.IweuIies continue
quite largc, the formation o; the National Banks
considerably increasing the demand.
PROMOTION.
Capt. Uric Dahlsren has been promoted TO the
ulnk of Colonel Of Volunteers la IA reward for bis
bravery in the recent battles fought by Meade Is
army. Doubts are entertained, however, las to his
recovering from the eli cts of his wounds.
REVIEW OF CoLoRED TROOPS.
| Gen. Casey reviewed the let United States Col
ored Regiment on Mason, Island yesterday. The
General WAS highly pleased with the knowledge of
the manual OF and the sodierllke drlIi OF tho
coored troops. He pronounced tLem equal to white
troops 10 longer drilled than these men.
TUE CASE or GEN. TYLER.
The President has approved the proceedings of the
Genera! Court-Martial III Case of Brighten. L. b.
Tyler. Gen. Tyler is to return to duty, by special
order, in tle Army OF the Potomac.
| Gen. Rosecrans by General Orders No. 263, has
relieved Capt. Joe G. Hill and Leut..Col. w. T..
! Hepburn from his staff.
ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING.
Col Bakers detectives, on the gnnboat Jennie
lIaker .uat II ght arrested Geo. W. Carpenter, Il, his
/ hou,e, near Liverpool Point, Nd, charged with
sending cOntraband goods the Rebels and carrying
mails. Over ten thousand dollars worth Of contra
band articles were seized, also a largo mail letters
in which proved that Carpenter had previously seut
goods 10 tho same amount.
DENIAL.
We are authorized by Gen. Casey TO say that the
statement in The Utraid OF Tuesday, that colored
guests were detained NJ picnic NJ the canp-ground
OF tho let Colored Regiment 10y recruiting Office
as recruits, is unequvoe.ily false. Every member
of the 1T and "a Coored Regiments are volunteers
of their own fee will and accord.
THE DEFENSE AGAINST PIRATES.
The Commuee iiom Connect cut have not re-
ceivcd any definite answeI from Government IA TO
Government sending iron-clads to their waters.
Secretary Wellee suggested that ho did no, think
there Was any likelihood Of danger along their
coast.
| TIE PAYMENT OF COLORED SOLDIERS.
Hon William ID. Kelly and other gentlemen,
comprising Supervisory Committee, reached here
tom Philadc ph,a this morning 10 confer with the
authorities as the payment OF colorcd troops now
being enlisted at Pbilude phia.
| ARRANGEMENT OF A SPY.
HAZEL I,. Cusbell, woalthy aud prominent citi-
zen Of Montgomery County. Nd, was arrsgred
tefore the new Court-MaIual Of which Msjor-Gen.
Hitchcock is President, charged with furnishing in
formation " stuarls cavalry US " where they could