New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
The Rumored Resignation OF Secretary
Seward.
TIE INTERNAL TAX ON BANKING BUSINESS
Return of 2aroled Prisoners from
Richmond.
Interesting Experiences Related by Them
Special Dispatch 10 Ths N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHISGToS, Friday. Sept. Dc, 1862.
pATRlOTIsM ON IOWA

PATRIOTISM OF IOWA.
Ia not iowa the banner State1 Her quotas under
both calls have been raised, and every mao is en-
lated for three years-not one for nine months.
Since the lst of August Iowa has organized twenty
txo regiments. five of which have been sent to the
field. and seventeen more are only waiting for arms
and un;forua. sLe has also sent 1000 recruits IL
her old regiments.
THE IMPORTANCE or THE PRESIDENTS SECOND
PROCLAMATION.
Prominent men from ne West say that in Ohio, lDl-
uois Indiana, ana Iowa, the second proclamation OF
the President that was issund yesterday, suspend
n, the writ Of habeas corpus, il quite as important
ami Immediately helpflI in the suppression OF the
REBELLION IA the PROCLAMATION Of freedom. Although
/. ony makes . general and authoritative ceclara'
ion tha, thu, may be done which their Governors
have zen doing ioe some liIse. In oneof the camps
in Wcf'ern State there are already 80 involuntary
recruits. -rhom no wit Of h.Leas corpus can rsach.
TIE EUSOKED RESlGEATiON OF SECRETARY
SEWARD.
TIE report that Secretary Seward is about to re-
scn the portfolios Of the State Department into The
hands Of the Hon. Edward Everett grows out Of The
fact that Mr.. Everett has been in Washington for
soycrsl days on the Presidents inviiaiiou and that
business related the state of our foreign relations,
with regard TO which his views are understood to
differ somee bat from those held by hr. Seward.
THE REBEL Loss.
DR.. Diink Il the Sanitary Commission returne }
nom sbarrsburg to-day. lie estimates, from data
which lie considers ,su.,worthy, that ire Rebel oss
was double our own, their wounded numbering be
,Iinhr. neanr 20 600 than 10000. Rebel Surgeon
a,-ired him that he knew OF A., 900. Many cf their
conyale.csn, and slightly wounded are being rent
ucross the river aud through our lines.
THE AMBULANCE SYSTEM.
The Nstioual War Committee, represented here
bv Mr.srs. Chas. Gould Geo. ID. Poelps, and Henry
n. Pierce, have been making earnes. endeayora 10
taye die sy.tem o. ambulance attendance and field
Lo,.it.ls Improved; and Tie Committee were sus-
t.ir d in tbs By the loyal Governors at their inter
view with TO Presceut To-Day. Five days after
,e battle Of Antetsm 800 OF our wounded soldiers
were without shelter and lying on tue ground fact
indicating the existence Of all evil which might and
should have been reneded before the late battle OF
Ball Run had not army oiliciasn interiered with
The desire OF the President.
TIE DIsLoYALTY or TIE NATIONAL INTELLi-
GENCEE.
Tie persistent attacks OF The National IntcN.-
rerccr upon the Presidents Proclamation Of Free
dom surprse those who supposed that Dir. Seward
approved tie documen, to which he, Secretary of
StAto. affixed his signature.
TIE ISSUE Oh THE PROCLAMATION.
We learn tbat at the Cabinet meeting on Monday,
one or OF tho Secretaries proposed 10 postpone
T., issuing OF the Proclamation which the Presi-
dent laid before for Sky days.
GIN. MIKOY ASSIGNED TO WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Gen. Miroy has been assigned 10 Western Viz
piaia. IN conformity with the detre Of himself, be
olicers, aud prominent Western Virginiaus here.
YiE EVACUATION OF MAINLAND HEIGHTS.
The af.er ion by friends OF Col. Ford, ,hnt he
received written orders several times by Col. Miles
10 eyacuaie Maryland lleighis before he Obeyed,
cannot, as We are informed be subsan,iated by the
rrodu tion Of the orders themselves. Col. Ford
cay. that he has losg them.
ARREST or A GUERRILLA BAND.
Tie commander Of the poet at Alexandra, being
informed by a lady living few miles from Fairfsx,
thar small guerrilla band Of thirty men had been
llsel aud equipped in that vicinity, sent Co.
Robinson, Of the 8ll Ohio, to arrest them, which he
,uoceedcd in doing. Col. Robinson thiS morning
found, about threc-iourihs of mile from Fairfax,
100 Guns under hay..tsok.
THE BANKS AND The INTERNAL REVENUE.
A dcputation representing the New-Nork banks
laid before the Commissioner ~ Internal Revenue
y,b'erday u synopsis, prepared by Committee, Of
{ orunpax Law, - far ~ 10 applies 20 the ous'-
nc,s of banks. Mr. Boutwell, examined Il carefully,
and folod il necessary 20 make scarcely any
tons md bat few additions The Commissioner de-
c.dcd that memoranda OF the internal transactions %
bnnhs dill not require to he stamped. The interview
la.tei four fvs hours and covered MI The ponts
relating 10 the law nni liz operation upon the bank
ing business. The document will be published in
tall or the 5en@i; of the commercial community.
lAPERifNCEs or rAROLTD PRISONERS FROM
RICHMOND.
The steamer New York arrived at Annapolis this
morning aboat daylight, from Fortress Monroe, hay
ing on board 1872 paroIed prisoners from Richmond
comprising captives taken AT Cedar River Cedar
Mountain. Front Royal, Csitetts Station. Manassas
AND Duh Run. Those captlycs at Cedar Ron and
Mouutain were matched 10 Gordonsvie and thence
sent By rail 10 Richmond, tho fins, ins,ament going
by WAY OF Lyncfburg, ls the bridge upon the direct
rotls having been destroyed, was in process ol
building. At Lypohburg they were placed Ia Il small
cellar with Int sing'e aperture for ventilation, ana
only upon repeated protests from Capt. Ihisseton
we're the men allowed 10 be upon the Sidewalk,
which was lar preferable to the dungeon.
The Front Royal captyes, taken by Ashbys
Cavalry Numbered some 20 at first, but n rescue
was effected by our troops few miles ont of the
Town, and the Robots only succeeded in carrying off
iivo. They were compelled to march to Harrison
u
brown into a eel with 10 criminals, and kept three
My It's and two days before being carried to Rich
G.ond.