New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

CITY 10. WIN. Williams, Warren.
The following have been designated, but We be.
heve not yet commissioned, for Illinois;
Chicago Dstrict-Geo. Schneider, Collector Ebe-
0eIer Peck. Assessor.
Rockford Dlstrict-Wait Tslcott, Collector; Dun
can Ferguson, AssrsSor.
GalcnH Distri.i-fiepry \. Mix, Collector Les
ter II. RobnsoD, Asse sor.
THE APPROPRIATIONS OF LAST CONGRESS-.
The official footing up of all the appropriations
made by the last Congress is 1891 100000.
THE COMMAND OF THE NEW ORLEANS DEPART
MENT.
There il talk Of sending Maior-Gen. Cadwallaler
% Ncw-Orl.sus 10 place OF Gen. Butler lie was
,uulnoned here in great basic few days ago from
the West, where LIE was in command Of corls.
There is no doubt thar q change will be- made il
Reverdy Johnson's report be accepted as embodying
the tr.th and his couLs sol followed. Capt. Moses,
lately Gen. iieintzelmans Chief of Staff, hes been
as.igned TO Gen. Cadw.Iladers staff with the rank
of Major.
GEN. STONE.
Gen Stone 10 here awaiting orders. II Is under
stood that he is still Brigadier General.
DENOMINATION or HON. Z. d. WAsHBrRNE.
Tie President received dispatch to-day, inform
ing him Of the denomination for Congress by the
Republican Convention for the G.lena ,hiri) district
Of Illinois Of the Hon. F.. i. Washburne, who is
now serving his fifth term.
POSTAGE CURRENCY.
Twenty eight thousand dollars IN postage currency
reached the Treasury depot to-day.
MAJOR GREEN ASSIGNED.
Minor Oliver Is. Green has been ~. gned 70
N,io- G. en- Franklin's staff.
CONSUL 10 RAvENNA.
Hugh J. Hastings Of Albany has been appointed
Consul 10 Ravrnna.
DEATHS IN TIE HOSPITALS.
The following soldlers did in the Washington
hospitals yesterday, and were buried a. Soldiers
Home:
Go. |, LIST Penn. ,oo.,
adam HcsLelnsp, Go. +, lIlth Penn; Henry
Rowers. c.. L, Is, Mich; Xaver Mailer Co. h,
,irb Penn; Ri,hd. orlaIj, Co. ID, '0ih y. H.
ID. Henuesey Rebel Go. ], Sth Ala Thomas
Peters, Co. T.. iii L. s. H.; Richard ). Goodi.or,
60. +, Purn Il Legion, Nd; Chas. l.. Eagles, Hos
pilul Attendant.
MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE.
An army Medical Bosrd will convene in Pbilaiel-
pha on the first day OF October tor the examination
candidates lOi INC q.
urmy, Applicants must be between 20 ana 20 Jeans
of age and applications for permission 10 sppear be-
fore tie Board mast be nude 10 the Secretary Of
War. accompanied with place Of residence aud GER
tidcate of char cer The Board for the re'irion CT
the medical re- urions of the army was convened at
the Surgeon Generals Office to-day. Col. Perley,
Medical Inspector-GenerI, is President Of the
Board, and Assstant-Surgeon Webster is Recorder.
The rresen. medical regulations were established 10
peace times, and entirely inadequate to the pres.
cnt army.
Tie Medical Directors in Philadelphia and Bati
more are nov examining sites for army hos ,itals in.
each Of those citIos. ST. liTOhy Hall in Baltimore
has already been scoc.ed The rooms Of the Bslti-
more Club, socially u rival OF the New.York Cub,
and Rebel rendezvous, will be taken as Il hospital
Tor officers.
Surgeon j.. A. Edwards has been ordered to
Portsmouth Grove Hospital, Rhode Island, to re-
ievp Surgeon Mckiboen, who goes 70 PORT Royal
Brignde-Snrg. Hewitt has been ordered 10 Gen.
keyess Division, now stationed ON Tie Psninenls'
as Medical Director.