New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

made 70 the Adiuanl-t'ef eral of the Army accom-
ranicd hy one or more testimonials from respectable
persons IN regard 10 mort' character.
TREATY WITH TIE oTTaWiS or KANSAS.
The treaty. with the Otawas Of Kinsas il oili-
ciay proclaimed. Their relations with tie United
s. ,rcs rs an Indian Tribe TO terminate at tie eX
uira,ion Of five years, and AL Of them ire 10 be
deemed and declared full citizens of the United
S.,ies. Ample provision is made for their improve
mcn in al that pertain. 10 civilized life and far
as possible for The element of their reservation by
industrious whites. The lands Are 70 be sold al less
than - - per acre.
The RELEASE or CAPTURED CHaPLAINs.
TIE principle being clguizeJ that chap 'ins shall
mot lo held ~ prisoners oi war; is hereby ordered
by the War Department that III chaPlaius 20 hell by
tie United States shall be Immediately and uncon-
dtJnally discharged.
MtSTTRING AND DIsBuRSING OFFICER.
Firf' Lieutenant Lewis T. Morris, of the 18th ln-
lantry has been ordered 10 report 10 Col. simoson
az Indianapolis for duty mastering and Disturbing
officer
GEN. HATCH RELIEVED.
Brigadier-Gen. Ha,on is relieved from his present
command u the amy, aud will await orders hom
Major-Gen. Pope.
APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT OF COLIEc-
TORS AND ASsEssOKS.
The President has appointed the following named
persons as Collectors and Assessors Of Taxes under
lhe Internal Revenue Law:
/ For ORgGos-Collectot; Lawrence w. Coe. Assessor
Thomas fTszsr
J Fox WAsBINGroS TrBRITORY-Collector: III. A. Colds
borough. Assessor: ). g. sparks.
CAIIYoRSIA.-Fir,t Disir et-Coector, Wm. y. Patch
Assessor Ca-b L. Fay Second Dl,tncSait IA Clara and
Santa Cruz CouuticsCo lec,o +. u. Murdocs; A.sesso
Richard Savage Third District, Tuoomme and Cslsverrs
Coun,e.-Col ectof. John S.dswick; As.ossr, fiomG'
Campbell Fourth Dtiict Sacramento add Nevada Counties
Collector. A. 4. Del,nsi A"e.iOr J. NJ. Avery Fifth
District and olo Couues-Coiector. Charles Malt
by; Assessor, William A Eea,ou.
VERvosr-Firt Congressional Distric,-Joseph POLAND
Montpelier, Ctles,or; VIM. C. Ktirdge, Fair Haven A.
SCISSOR. Second Congressional DistT'o-Geo. Merrill ST.
JohD.bury. Collector: Thomas K Powef. Woodstock, A.
SCISSOR Third Congressional Drsirot-Caros Barter Bur
lnsor Collectors Henry C. Adams, Grand lie, Assessor
The above are he fret appointments OF Collectors
and Assessors under the law.
SuTLERS GOODS.
4 board, consisting OF Coils Marcy, Sackett, and
Van Rensselaer, IospecopGeusral Of the rnued
States Army, will assemble to perform the doteS IN
dcaied the lint secton Of the act Of March last,
in relation to Sullers goods. Maj.-Gen. Mcclellan
will indicate tie tine and place for he Board TO as
sembie. Col. Van Rensselaer, will report 10 BIN
in person for this purpose, tie other cccrs # the
Board being already on duty III tie Army OF Tie Po-
tomac.
EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.
The latest foreign advices do not Indicate any
movemen Of an official character on the part OF
the European Governments, having reference t.
Intervention in American aft i,s
ARMY OFFICERS RETURNED TO DUTY.
II isa.utc.t Of general remark that but few
amy officers are now sen in TIE sifccls aud at
hotels either from sense Of duty or have returned
10 The dischargc Of their ublc duti,,, movement
which has not elected censurc ia any quarter.
BOuNIIEs IN ONO.
Gov Tod, OF OHIO, hAs decided that after the 18th
of Angus, he Will pey no more bounte.. II there
shall be a deficiency Of volunteers then il will he
made up by draft wilbout bounty. Otb-r Governor,
propose the fame thing, and the Secretary OF War
will probably ADOPT it. Gu Saturday ut he urgent
request Of the Governor Of Iowa in order Ia resch
evil oispos traitor, who sre di-courHgng enlist
menis. be was auihorized by the Secretary of Wal
10 make draft whenever and .h.rev,r lie would
t.iuk proper. Similar applications iaye been mace
by other Governors, and will probably be granted.
PUBLIC WAR MEETING.
Preliminary arrangements we're made by a
number Of gentlemen with Senator Pomeroy, o.
chairman, for public meeting encourage recruit
ing for the army, &c. President Lincoln vii he
invited 10 preside. The prospect ii l.rge sum Will
be subscribed to facilitate tie patriotic move ment.
AUTHORITY TO RAISE REGIMENTS.
great many applications are made AT Tie Wal
Department by individuals for authority to raise
regiments in the loyal States. None Of these apph-
cations sre granted b. the entire control Of The
lew regiments has been given to the Governors oi
the respective States unit they are ready Tor service.