New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

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MILITARY PRISON.
The Government is making arrangements 70
building military prison here for prisoners captured
In battle as more are now arriving here than can
accommodated.
GEN. HALLECK ALIVE AND AWAKE.
Leading men, fresh from the people, and urgent
to have the Government put forth its full power, ara
sgreeably disappointed at finding Gen. Halleck Of
the same mind with themselves He seems, they
say thoroughly to believe snd entirely ready TO act
upon the belief that engaged in a war, and
that must treat the Rebels as enemies, Using
all civilized means of warfare to the end Of victory,
and suffering undue leniency 20 stay the hands Of
tie Government from striking traitors, whether IN
in the field, secretly plotting treason in the
loyal States Gen. Halleck IL, according to these
gentlemen certainly not whit behind AID probably
somewhat in advance Of the Government as regards
energetic action whether against external CT inter-
nal foes.
THE NETWORK TAX APPOINTMENTS.
The assertion Of The Times that the tax appoint.
ments for the districts of New-York City and
Brooklyn have been formally made ID incorrect. The
President has not yet signed single commission ior
any oil the districts in question, OF Tor the Albany or
the Philadelphia districts nor has be definitely de-
cded whom 10 appoint. The enterprisng CORE
sponeent's further assertion that CO.. Wood Is to
a2pointee for Collector 10 the First District is WITH
out shadow of foundation. Col. Wood was neve.
seriously talked Of for the Coectorshp in the Fst
District, and would not accept she appointment
offered him. He is, however pressed for the COL
leciorship Of the Second Third District, and may
receive the appointment. considerable number OF
the commissions for Collectors and Assessors in tho
New-York and Pennsylvania rural districts have,
however been signed among them the following for
New.York:
Eleventh Disrict-John G.. wilkins Of Middle
town, Collector; James G. Co'ehocjou, ASSESSOR.
Twelfth Dis;ric;--,loshua I. Waterman Of Hud-
son. Collector; Jas Mackn, Assessor.
Sixteenth District-W alter A. Faxon Of Charles
town, Collector; Lawrence Myers of Phttsburg,
ASS
Twenty first Ds,ric,-TLos. Il. Walker Of Utica,
Collector; CLas. NJ. Dennisou, Assessor.
1wenty-third Dlstrict-Allred Nilainson of Sy rsr
cure, Collector; Wm. Candee Of Pompey Assessor.
misunderstanding DorsLeiner Of Buffalo.
Collector; On +. Presbrey. Assessor.
TIE MINNESOTA INDIAN hAssACRES.
The Secretary OF the Interior received TIE follow
ing dispatch at sp. w. last evening, from Coming
sioner Dole. IL is dated Aug. %, at ST. Paul,
Minnesota:
| leave tomorrow morning with 200 additional
troops for the Chippewa Agency. Hole IN the Day
has some 200 armed Indians ready 70 attack the set
Element. hear that he desires council with tbs
Commissioner. lie shall have it, but 10 conees-
siors can be made TO him while under -rms shall
in two or three days lie prepared u enforce order
amang tie Cmppewas. l have nothing rom Fort
Eiigey. The fort Is still te,eged. Gov. Sibley 10
moving from Mcclellan, and ie r viii rot relieve
them in lime. The Indians massacre Is still
going on.
GEN. Mitchell TO HAVE COMMAND.
There ID reason TO believe that the Governments
has under serious consideration the propriety OF ~
signing Mai Gen. Mitchell TO u high commsni.
TINE FOR VOLUNTEERING IN PENNSYLVANIA
EXTENDED.
la the cases Of several Penny lvania regiments,
organizing under the last three years call, the Gov'
enmen, has extended the time for volunteering
until the LIST of September. All the regiments so
favored are now nearly full.
BRIGADING STATE REGIMENTS.
An ann,ics,ion from AN Eastern State TO have its
new regiments brlgaded by themselves was refuses
to-day. Tue Secretary OF War Was inclined to graht
inc request AT LIsl, Uul yie'do" =" Wv NttN
Gen. Halleck.
ADAY WITH THE ILLINOIS TROOPS.
Although Illinois has raised $1,000 troops under
the last calls Gov Yates has managed 10 orgauils'
amin. and forward to Che field scarcely one. II
con,eouence of this delay it has been found neces'
,ary TO send Inspector-Cieneral ke,chun, who .
now engaged on similar work IN Pennsy lvan",@
Illinois, to expedite matters.
THE REMAINS OF GEN. BOHLES.
Mr. Zeigler, President of the Bank OF Commerce.
Philadelphia is here 10 convey the remains Of DfS'
Gen. Bohlen home for interment.
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Aduant Gen. Thomas, VINO returned to-uA''
ports that the exchange of prisoners Is so''S "
rapidly us possible, but is not yet eouP'e''u' ~.
says that it will be necessary for HIM OF s'"'' 'A
his place to 90 back to Aikeps Landing
POSTAGE CURRENCY.
Fifteen thousand dollars worth oil PoS'as' su'
rency WIS received at tho Treasury Department "-
day. Most OF it was sent to CINCINNATI o. "'"'''
Louisville, Baltimore, and Chicago
CAPTURE Of PRIZES.
Lieut.. Kittredse OF the bark Augusta, o'oeAA"'"s
off Arkansas. Texas, announces to the Department
under date of July %, the capture OF TWO Oh .~
s,o,oIv .h;rs IN, names of which make so formlda'
hls a iiuure in Rebel Masons lists OF vessels VINO.
hsv, run tho blockade. One, SCHOONER, WAS so'"'
10 rscsiys her cargo, 81 bales OF cotton, from
another WAS rSilug south VIA ~