New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21
THE CASE OF GEORGE D. MORGAN.
The Rebels Falling Back from Manassas.
fpseisl pi.patch 70 The Y. 7. Tribune.

spscisl Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
wAsmSGToy Monday. Jan. 20, 1861
THE DEMAND TRGAsURY-NOTE BILL.
Mr.. Spaulding, from the Subcommittee Of
Ways and Means, this morning, proposed the
following additional section to the Hundred
Millica Demand Treasury-Note BILL which the
majority Of the Committee approves:
40 enable the Sec eisry Of the Treasury TO fund the
r,.sury Notes aud floating debt cf tho United Stses lie Is
Mrsby further authorized issue til credit Of ths United
sses coupon bonds registered b nds 70 On tmoau ct
SO0 sItco and 20 90 AID iu such proportions Of zach
q exgercies Of the public etsce may requTe eIns
isees, Al he rate Of pr cent Per snnum Psysbe ha
yearly oieemsbe fer twenty yeIf, end after that period
ieieenable At tie lletsp'e, Ct he tui,'q s'..t,,
sa,h rzed deliver at their par value to any creditor or
creditors hayir demands due against the United sse in
payment thereof and to deliver TIE same to ohees
I'd In payment for services rendered FL sGrI Les
subsistence, AID tcrs f. nissed to the United siaie
Asd h. may lilo cxchsuse such bonds q any te iof "l
norey Of the United STATES foT Of the Treasury Notes
ia have been OF may hereafter be issued under sn 1eI
ii. "a ac, - '''''' '~-
1t was due TO the Secretary of the Treasury
fat the Committee Of Ways and Means, dif-
sring from him and the Eastern BANKERS in
their financial views, should not press upon
the House their plan Of legal.zing tie Treasury
notes. This courtesy VIII, however, fad the
limit of stern necessity by Wednesday or
THURSDAY. The House will then be brought
| 10 prompt dealing with the Committees
recommendations, to make tie money neces-
nry to carry on the war. The Committee
scheme is daily receiving the urgent approval
Of tie most distinguished bankers and mer-
ehauts in New-York.
THE NAVY APPROPRIATIONS.
The appropriations for the Navy being under
examination this morning, Commodore Breesc
attended the session on invitation. The Com
mittee struck out from the bill items contem-
plating permanent local expenditures, as for
Improvement ofyords, Sc, retaining only those
necessary to put afoat aud to enable us to reach
and strike the foe. Six per cent interest Will
be the limit Of usance hereafter to be paid by
the Government, if the Committee can have III
way. They viii not consent to the imposition
Of oDy higher rate upon people that Is TO b'
Directly taxed for the cost Of this war.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate Military CommStee to-day parsed
UPON large number Of military appointments
The following Brigadiefs were sent up for con-
Sumaton: Gems. Shields, Meagher, Keys, Rich
srdscn, Stanley, Palmer, Van Niiet, frencb'
Books. and Steele. Among those who are
hung up are Gem. MeKinstry, German, Todd,
Sykes. Stevens, Strong, Sickles, and Ward
These latter are not reported against, but laiC
aside for inquiry.
/ \
Senator SheTDsus Retrencbment bill INTRO
dlced to-day, f1es monthly pay as follows:
rss OfceT Commanding 30
captain on olty ~
coams.def on ~
III uersnt ConinsndinG lst
sslseoB Tsyms.,sr IDspesiooi sC6inery and PROBES,
Of ksihsu stics, ~
fs.ssd ssi.iant Surgeon ard Waster esch...... IG
Aissisnt Surgeon ard YiTs stsu. Etgneer etch. %
Posed Mtspm-n AID Second Assistant III sineeT each. -
dth ~
,4iisao, GsEoes, Carpenter, AID ssnster each... %
A fag-oficer, when commander in-chief is
allowed 800 ia addition per month, and when
not commander-in-clief $50 in addition per
Month. A fleet surgeon is allowed sos addi-
Il nal per month. All officers on duty but not
those on leave or waiting orders, are to have
- dollars per month for every years SER
we. Officers on fnrlough arc to have half
psy. Officers attached TO ships in commission
ne entitled TO ore ration in kind daily for
which they are charged % cents. The nav.
mister Of vessel having O crew Of le,s than
TO- ID not entitled to clerk, but may have Il
saps steward. with pay heretofore SLOWED.
Another section Of the bill establishes the
al Of, of
'n'es FOR Chief Engineer Master Engineer.
snd reduces civil engineers to two classes te
'aeh squadron, having more than two steam
'e'se'' and to each Navy-Yard of construction
a"i repair one Inspector of Machinery il 10 BE-
s"acneo' ihe whole number Of such inspectors
not W exceed fifteen, WHO are TO be select
from. The grade Of engineers il abolished
LIE remaining Chief Engineers are 10 be-
merged Ia Master Eogineers. Not mara ,bon
I'VE engineers on any vessel are 70 bs er,rlov.
~ except that to which an Inspector Of ma.
emery is attached, which may have one addi.
tonal. "uu''
FROM tabular statement annexed, comr,r.
lss present with proposed salaries, it apne,r.
MN Captains commanding squadrons under ,ho
na' receive annually $4,000 instead of Sc, 900
a. oIner Captains S2,4OO instead of $4,000
es'0O and $1,000; Conlmodores s.. 100
'''ead OIL S|'i02, s2,e25, and $3.50.
FROM COLORADO.
w.. Z. Jewett Of Colorado arrived here 70.
" bearing solemn protest Of some people