New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24


that the u. S. steamer De S,.o bad captured the
schooner Wm. White, while the latter was trying
to get out Of Sabine Pass. Size was loaded with
cotton.
TN PRESIDENTS CONfIsCAfIO> ORDER.
The original manuscript Of the Executive, III re-
gard 20 the ordor for the seizure and use Of
property in the Rebel States &C., does not Include
North Carolina.
THE TREASURY NOTES.
Tie machinery erecled in the Treasury Binding
Is for the stamping and not lie printing of United
States notes. rs enormously stated yesterday.
THE BUREAU or ORDNANCE.
Commander DahlGeu has entered upon his duties
az Chief of the Bureau Of Ordnance. Captain ITar-
wood bis predecessor has succeeded 10 the command
OF the Washington Navy-Yard.
u, GENERAL AND IMMEDIATE EXCHANGE OF
PRISONERS.
Zen. Dix, acting for the United States, and Gen.
HILL acting for the Rebels, have made an arrange.
ueu; fcr IN immediate and general exchange Of
prisoners.
THE CiSr OF LIEUT.. ". +. MILLER.
The finding OF o Gayorsl Court-Msrtial recently
convened at Fort Columbus having been submitted
to the Secretary Of War; the following is his order
thereon:
Lieut.. W. l. Miller Th rn'spt is found guilty OF neg.
and yoOn q duty, deserving the serious cer'ure oil toe
iopagt1ent.'
CAPT. sIEATy ORDERED ON Duty.
Capt. j. G. Stcaiey, Assistant Quartermasier oi
Volunteers, relieved from dnty with the Army Of
Virginia, has been ordered 10 report for duty 10
3sjor-Gen. Wool
CLOiblNG Tor SIGN AND WOUNDED.
The following order in respect to clothing for sick
and wounded soldiers has been issued:
The following Is Joint Resolution of Congress,
approved July -, 1862:
o.red IN De SENATE aad House Of Rlyc,enatirs q NE
Tned Sfat, Of h"e'cg, 50 Hrcss G'e~tied That the
secrey OF War be authorized 70 furnish cHts clothing 20
ell aid wocnded and other soldiers no have lost the
by he casualties CT undor such rules ana iezis-
the Department may prescribe. during the existence
In pursuance OF the foregoing regulation, j; is or
ierci that the QuariermGsters Department shall L.
sue. upon the requisiou Of the medical officer in
charge of any hospital depot of sick and wounded
sodierr such regulation clohng necessary 10 their
health and comfort "a may be requisite to replace
that lo,t by them by the casuales of war; the me-
Ccssity Of the ssnc 10 he certified by the surgeon
and TIE requi,iion to be approved by the Medical
Director or Medical Inspector OF the station, such
ssue 10 be Qra'ultous and not charged 10 TIE soldier
4 he Qusrtermaster-General will cause blank requ-
tions 10 he furnished TO the officers Of the various
hospitals upcp their application.
Z. Vi. STANTON. Secretary OF Wsr.
THE ACCEPTANCE OF VOLUNTEERS.
There is neither law nor regulation for the accept.
snce Of volunteers otherwise than Tor three years or
rho war.
MILITARY COMPILATION.
This forenoon the President, Secretary OF War,
and Major.Gen. IIaeck were long in consultation al
the War Department. For q portion of the time
Gems. Pore aal i;urilside were with them.
DRAFTING.
Great repugn2Ics 20 the idea of drafting continues
70 be entertained III official circles here. the impress
SION being ihat the Presidents call fr 100000 add
toral volunteers is already icing responded to
throughout the country with an alscrty tia; prom
Use 10 secure tho whole number in less time than
va. recently anticipated.
THE FEMALE CoSIRAB>ND-.
The female portion of the con,ral suds recently
moved from Capitol Hill 70 tho late camp Of Tic Ne
Ce,lau Dragcons, near the suburbs q tits city, arc
10 DO made useful in the capacity OF washe.wo'non
IN the hospitals.
OFFICERS STINT on DUTY.
A lar2e number Of officers from tie Amy Of tho
Potomac have besn found idlins about this city, and
have been rent back 20 the Peninsula and made 10
reioin their regiments.
PRISONERS ~ TnE Old CAPITOL PRISON.
Thorc are now 10 prisoners confined in the old
Capitol prison, undor direction Of Provost Marshal
Roster. They belong 10 almost every State in The
South
TIE CONIa8Cr FOR SNAIL MOTIFS.
The Government contract for small notes has been
awarded 10 The National Bank Mole Company.
PKLMir SIS FOR RECRUITS.
ovd, -fl
unteer recruits Tor old regiments, there will DO paid
IL Iremam Of q, and for those entering new regi'
monts premium of -. The premium may be paid
either 10 the pcIson bringing the recruit or to the
recruit in pereon, in case he presents himself. The
month pay IN advance 10 regular and volunteer re-
crui,s. Will be paid under such regulations ~ he
payInsster-G General may establish. During The con
tnuance Of the existing war t2j Of the goo bounty
previously authorized by act OF Cousge's, will be
raid 10 every recruit Of the regular and volunteer
forces.
ASSIGNMENTS or ARMY OFFICERS.
Brir. General Gilmore IL ordered 30 report TO
Maor-Gen. McCelieu.
Surgeon Hanes IL assigned 10 duty in tie army Of
The Potomac.
Nv direction Of tho President the Board 70 retire
digablod srny officers, IN pursuance Of the Ao' OF
Conress Of Auguft last, will asseutle at Washing
Ton o. the 2s.h mat. Tie Board will oonsis Of
Bril-. General Philip -. George Cook, ~. ;. A.
colonel H. *. Cray, Of Tie Ordnance Department
Lieut.. Colonel II. Brook. Of tho md Artillery
Aledicsl-lnspector Coolidge Surgeon l.. \. Id
wards. MAJOR Prince is appointed receiver OF 'he
Board
EvsGSIIION ACCEPTED.
Tie resignation Of John III. Wallace, Additional
Payma,ler. lie accepted by The War Department.