New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION

The Mexican question largely engages The sttsa.
ton of diplomatic circles here och are pa-icuIar,
anxious to learn the probable fate Of the treaty ss.
| tiaed by Mr.. COrwn. j: IL known tba, Il waa asn,
into the Seoate for its advice, accom- panied BY M
recommendation from the Precedent or Secre,aiy A
State; that it has been con6dertialy printed and
makes, with the accompanying documents, pamph.
let Of 20 pages; and that it will be taken into con-
sidsration by the Committee on Foreign Relations,
on Tuesday.
Ii us regarded as presenting g very different queS
ton from that presented by the frat treaty The con-
frmation Of which was recommended by the Senate
Committee, since there is good reason 70 believe
that France would regard loan 70 Mexico at ttis
time as sussdy to carry on the war with her, and
would treat the lender accordingly. Tho bettes
opinion among those bes. informed here ia that
France will send Reinforcement 10 he, army in
Mexico.
MR.. BROWNING AT ROME.
Keen observers, who have recently retes1o: irss.
lllinnis, say that the most unpopular man 10 tba.
State 10 Mr.. Senator Browning. Republicans opco
warmly his friends have been completely alisusscd
by his course at this Congress and declare that .
Democrat could not SO mi,ch;eyously maeprescns
them. There is not the slgh est probability that he
will be nominated by any party in the Legislature
which is to fill the seat to which he vas appointed
| by the Governor.
very strong protest against bis appointment 10
place on the bench Of the Supreme Court should tho
bill recognizing it pass, will be presented 90 tho
President. Letters received from Illinois by proni'
nent Republican Congressman, confirm these state.
ments.
SOLDIERS ALLOTBENTS
Gu Allotment Commissioner, Mr. Theodore Roos
welt has reformed home after obauing slloments 10
a large amount from the seth N, Y. s. ", and tho
9Th and 9th Cavalry. An sye,s9e - iro-- g ..stl0
per month is allotted always when tho men III AZ
vantage of the law, the importance IF which has
recently been brought to the attention Of the Prcsi
dent.
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI HOSPITAL BOAT.
Flag Officer Davis has addressed the following
letter to Capt. Wise who is il charge Of the hospital
boat for the Upper Mississippi aotilla'
L. 8. FLAG-SrBLsER BxsroE
CAPTAIN: have waited until had opportunity ala
persons examination OF the hopi:s bost Red Rover before
expressing you great Animation Of your success ia th
undertaking and the sincere gratitude fel. toward you BY my
self and the officers and under my command for tbs
important No but these who have witnessedh
can comprehend the suffering. which sick beea
exposed by the absence Of proper accommodations board
the gunbos's and by tho necessity for frequent and
times hasy change Of place.
The wounded the patients suffering o fey,r occupy
under the direction OF the Surgeon those parts q tho ship
which are quie. aud best ventilated Wherever the
ship cleared for scon often hsppeuod when lying
near Fort Pillow Necessary take down their
hans nd "
uncomfortable pieces This must always have boon a.
tended with rain and distress II positive injury.
The auiral CT tie Red River will put stop to all this and
promote the efficiency Of the squadron BY procuring oorsu
and the means Of restoration for ths sct
All she convenerces and appliances Of hospital ere fully
provided and added the AID order
ii,l 20 80 large es;ablisbrsent
improve tai, opportunity ssy tina. adopt with pIessso
suggestion for GREETING orl depot i Ncs'' ls,yas
ZEE yor .ae =, doi,. and o. she cas
/ tocian fog the coal
ON, Captain with the highest rspc,, your esssss
t.isni and servant. C. II DAVIS
Flsg-OGeer Commanding Western Ficnis
wasHIsGros. Saturday. Jaze 2s 1861
| PORTUGUESE FORT REGULATIONS
| The State Department has received DEGREES OF
the Portuguese Government, by which it appears
that masters Of vessels bound to exhibit enter
ing the porte of Portugal manifests and other docu-
authenticated by the Consular Agents OF Por.
tuga At the ports Of departure Of the vessels and in
the Absence of such agents by the local authorities.
u sters must also provide themselves with mani
tests at ali the ports where they may receive
All who fail to comply with the foregoing wiz b
liable to the respective fines.
MURDER BY A SOLDIER.
| At Manassas one soldier WIS killed by another
today by shooting. Both were drunk. -Four ren
have been found dead within the last tweuty..our
hours in consequence Of drinking whisky, large
quantity of which was captured last night The
dealer in it has been placed under guard.
TIE FIFTEENTH REGULAR INFANTRY.
| The headquarters of the Fifteenth United S,stes
Infantry and the recruiting depot thereof are trans
ferred to camp to be estab istei Phiaie phia.
The cite of the camp will he selected by the reg-
mental commander. The recruits OF the regiment u
present oisposable viii be organized into coupsny
nj Newport Barracks, which will be left at that post
until completed 10 the maximum. saficieody In
structed. when it will be sen, JON the companies
Of the regiment already in the field.
CHANGES IN THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
The following changes in the Medical Department
Of the army are announced:
Surgeon Napier, who was recently relieved by DIR.
Ietternan as Medical Director of the Army OF inc
Potomac, Is ordered 10 duty at Detroit, Michigan
| Assistant Surgeon H. K. Writ is ordered 10 duty
on the Medical Examining Board in Washington.
| vice le,ternan relieved.
Surgeon Barton Randall is relieved from duty a.
! Annapolis by Surgeon Getty, aud ordered 70 ron
Hamilton to relieve Assistant Surgeon H. u Aooo"
nj New-iork. v.,,
| A,sis ant Surgeon Abbott is ordered to t0rtrs~
Muuluc 10 relieve Medical Inspector Cuyler.
| Assistant Surgeon George Taylor is ordered 70
the All of Ito Io.omAc. % relieYe Snr2eon A. u.