New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

WIZ PfVvaViy 10 iuO csuip ON 1oOfKotOWn ui8u~, ~
their camp equipage arrives in season. Laa evening
the band played variety Of airs in front Of the WhA
House, adding much to the life Of the city.
The 7lst Regmentar quartered atthe hall prepared
for the Inauguration Ball and are delighted with their
accommodations. Dvnks arranged along the sides
and the presents singular contrast to that tho
evening of March 4. A heavy rain is now falling.
which will try the roof severely but it is believed that
ii will shedwater 1t is better than ragged tent or
bush, at any rate
Inc Rhode Leland Regiment, quartered at the Pat
ea.-Ohiee Is splendid body Of men, perfectly
equipped and thcrous oily drilled They attract an ad-
miring attention wherever they 60. The men from
Pennsylvania have the true spirit of the colder.
For the most part Lot uniformed poorly armed unpre-
pared for the severity Of their unexpected march
through hostile country they keep ~ good courage
iD spite Of almost empty ssouachs, and tramp stoutiy
along toward their destination. We see in them the
unadorned bone and sinew Of 8 loyal State.
The steamer Benv!e, with the residue of tho
Rhode Island troops has just arrived. AT Alexandria
cannon were seen pointed at the vessel but there aP
peared to he no gunners in attendancvon them.
The steamers Baltimore aud Powhatan returneS
yesterday from their cruise down the Potomac and n
Chesapeake Bay. by their report, we learn that no
hostile ments be noticed along the shores
Another boat has gone on similar cruise.
Tie Government mas taken measures TO ASSUME
entire control Of the line Of railroad from this city to
Annapolis, and of the Northern Central Road from
Baltimore End York, Pa. Thomas r. Power will
perintend this latter line.
A good deal of annoyance is felt here by Of
the scarcity of coin. A draft on New-York will be
cashcd in current bank notes but not usually in specie.
The Treasury Department has been somewhat embar-
raised from this cause. The Inconvenience will b
only temporary, however, la amounts of gold arc
now in the various cities Of the North waiting only tho
Government order to transport il hithcr.
1t il now well understood in the city, though not
officially made known, that troops from the North will
sOon be ordered allowed to come through Baltimore.
The Maryanders received consideration than
they deserved when the President told their Mayor
Brown that if the not mOlested while going
by another route they would not be forced TO como
through the city. But this condition has not been
kept by TIE rebels, and the calamity that will
come or them if the passage of our soldiers through
Baltimore is opposed must be on their own heads. The
movements of Col. Wilson's regiment Of roughs are
looked for with interest.
A fact which shows in what panic-stricken con-
dition this town has lately been in is this: The carpen
and oiners have used up 10000 feet of lumber in
making boxes for carrying furniture, in addition 10
all those ready made which had been bought up at the
dry-goods shops
RgGSsToSs.-Qui.e number Of resgnations have taken
Tsr.sugr DEPsRrwgSr A Mclean, r. Lee Brown and
J. g. Hedeeaan Of Virginia the first ihclsss ami the two
latter I'd Treasuers Office A. L. Edwaris OF Ten
jr, sdclas. clerk Third Aud'or Office Jno GIeen is-
elias: % % T,s sIs a6dSs sSeS % Ss w + Daniel ct
si,th Auditors Office; r. b. Normens 2dess: CLERK nhrc
Office; R. CawthOrn, Virginia. 2dcAA' clerk Sixth Auditors
IsTsxIon Drr,nr.rsr- censas Bweou,w. 3; Ggiek.
c. Chief Clerk tsesry 5000 Pc, snna% - hs"iIsoo.
eSsl H. c. Jsha va Va uo tS;Ss cSs D. II hs.
KSMe1 h b.s. ss W fasss D. H. Ls
fss:; $so;ID; + Is. p:.,sT @ NS "a B. Fs'oh-
H. Cak Ky; N Ii. sisbuck, Ohio (secOnd class, si'''
Pension Bu,.as,J. H. woodford; Nd; Q W slad, v.B.
sssss ss%. D. cs g1,saGe Ses SoS Sa
PSsI,osrIer Dnr.htsEsrZD, n9nieTof Va, "a el;-iI
ads.. es:i the GySes oscs have is:ssd
ARS orrcras Rr.iesrD Gen. Josepa Z; JOhsson; ouE.
s: c9 ,b s0Hs[' M Chen Gs Is & css a:: s;
Lieut. J. B. Hood % Cavalry, Lieut. G. B. Cssby. =
Gsy f:ya fs .saa. * a'Iai Sey M Lss Issay ss'
Drssoou Capt r. f. Mcain Assistant Qusrtemss.er, Lieut..
bs. nsu IN oha ln& &1d o ID s' As SHnS' Lieut.
sih Topcsaphc. Engineer, Lieut. John saunders Ord
resigned in Of the last Two or three days
AKsY APPoIsrxEyrs-1he following is list Of persons who
being commissioned I'd LieutenaA In the Array Of the
United State to Ill cies:
Brisbn Pa Isaac Drnke5crg-r. Wis T. @. Turner Mo. &
w. Hinbs, MssS. L. Ash, Del w y Worth, Jr, N 10
James Mayruder, Water VI. Wills j., Macs Issac D.
De Rus.y Va Charles o. Wood Ind. h. Asrston. fss
Cool Pa John teiner, Army; T. Drummond, H.; simon
SnJ der Ia T.. r. Shieds Tenn George b. Sanford. Conn
;. Lsupsn. Pa Augustus Peesanton, d. Edward
hs.t Licmmedicu Ohio IoL9 D; Devips III David W.,s.
Biddle Pa Robert Csry Utah James Snodgras Pa Ec~a
H. Leb Pa Edward b. Wright, n j. DalDg-rtelt Parker.
hAPPoIsr~ESTsW. II. Watson. G., fthclsss clerk Sub
sis'ence 0ace n place Of Richard Oott, resigned
Office, in place Of Richard - Cox. resigned
Mr. Hartman of this District has been appointed b
sl.oo yer snnu,n cleGk,hp in tire Pension Bureau
John C. sharretts Of Nd hes been sfpoied chief eetof
The frcstaent has made the follow irg appointments
William Mwsd u marshal for the the eastern district OF
Geose A. Coaey L. s. sorney 20. ie eastern districof
Penrs, lyaniA -,
n Bali T. attorney FOR the esstcrn district of 0hio.
L. L. Pease Indian FOR tue Bsxoo aud other neighoo
ing tribes.
iLrury u. Todd Lieutenant in he Navy.
]. ". Weston. Postmaster q. Nesthed, Mass
d. III Jsy. Postmaster az Scranton, Pa
spdew B. Jackson Re- gioi ol tie LandOtce At Asloshs
Wis.
Johu J. McCelsnd, Receiver s. the sane place.
VIM II. Blair, Postmaster at Heniiton, Ohio
Chief Clerk Of the Navy Department, has been s-
pouted Fourth Auditor o. the Treasury. ad i.tcv5s.
s. NJ Crawford CLERK in the Third Auditors Office resigned
W r. Taerro Of Va, has been appointed to hrstc!sas
q 2o0) ClrIAship in the Census Bureau.
Avery of d. c. Messenger in the Land Once hes beea
removed