New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30

IHE SUPERVISORS AND laA tohhioSIVNhi'''
The Supervisors viii meet on the Fourth OF July TO
receive lie assessment rolls from the Tax Commission
ers The controversy which has arisen between tHe od
and new boards leaves the principal books and papers IN
the hands of the old board 1t is understood that ee
corng TO law these books and papers will at that time
be given up TO the Supervisors. The taxes amounting
to about fourteen millions Of dollars. may then be levied
MONTHLY SALE OF CoAL.-At the regular
monthly sale Of Scranton coal yesterday noon, at The
Office Of the Delaware. Lackawanna, and Great west
ern Railroad in William street. Simeon Draper, auc'
tonecr the following TIC average prices obtained
ard the advance during the month:
| For lsrp coal. - 80 Advance 81 ~.
| FOR slcnutoat coal. 80 e, advance 81 T.
Dor sraie coal. ~ q advance : %.
| tor egg coal 80 60; advance : ~
| For siose coal, +lo 81 advance t 20.
| For chesinu. coal 30 81 advance fl
The general average Of an the sales yesterday was
81 % Pc. tun higher than las. month.
MISSION WORK AT HoME.-The City Tract
Society held its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening AZ
the Iogh,strcct Baptist Church. A. X. Vetmore EST,
presding. Mestrs. widely, Holland, Bergnor, WBds,
Monroe and Haytor made remarks. giving number OF
instances Illustrating the benefits Of visitation among
Swcdc crd soldiers and sailors end other classes The
Rev Mr McGorsgle gaze fact from his own obscIfa
ton showing the power Of Christian love in Overcoming
ignorance aud pr slce. The tabled results were fully
equal 20 the general average showing large amount
OF labor performed in great variety Of ways.
The SOLDIERS Bounty EUND.-Responses 10
tie can for loan for 100000 or tho Soldiers Bounty
Fund from Controller Brennan. TO the different blnks.
mercantile houses and wealthy property holders in this
city not very numerous and In many eases answers
are returned that they cannot contribute toward the
fund owing TO their large investments in Government
stocks and the unsettled state OF the money market,
Mt Blunt Chairman Of the Volunteer Committee, can
\ not commence recruiting usiil no has sufioient
moucy in the City Treasury Ia ray the bounty With be
would commence immediately II there Wgs money
enough. and would probably I'll or quota before nm
other dran. IL l. earnestly hoped thai those who can
contribute toword the bounty fund VIII 90 soi usy VIZ
make SAFE Investment by 30 doing. and also hcnsht
the Goycrruont and mnny Of The poorer class who
would be saved from draft by voluntary entments.
pfs stqsk o ssA re S III. conrb
lions toward tie fund. As yet money has been o.
Will be received the loan by Controller Brennan until
ssry for Mr. Blunt TO begin recruiting. The contrib
u,ors toward tho fluid thus Tar arc rs follows
Joseph ll.rr.......s eco W. Tgetsr 81 eco
biids,, \. j...:.:.. 2aoo (. o. loseo
BAN 90 halle' H. Eed",H;;: $500
Isan Aud~r,or,. 'eiO Caleb t1wls', White ooo
snee co.............. 1000 Isaac '. Fowler, White
raa life p.aI.ac. Ahosyaos.
and Trust Comm. COCO AntoHo Gh'ch........ 400
Total. 1Slt LOO
Tie bill which recently passed the House Of Repre-
sefa,iv's repeating the communication clause In the en-
the recruiting Of the Hancock Committee IN TIE least.
Upward Of 800 gentlemen have paid 600 10: the Com
mltec toward furnishing substitutes, which IL being
do Ia