New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Di.pstch,o to The N y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday. Nov. Q, 1873.
RULES FOR THE EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN NJ RISES
IN GENERAL HOSPITALS.
Persons approved by Miss Dix, or her author
lied agents will receive certificates Of approval which
must be coun,crsigned by Medical Directors their
assignment to duty.
ASSIGNMENT of women nurses 70 duty in General
Hos pitfalls will only be made upon application by the
Surgeons in charge through Miss Dix her agents for
the number they require exceeding one TO every
thirty beds
No females except Hospital Ma,rons will be en-
ployed in General Hospitals without the certificate
above mentioned unless specially appointed by the Sur
gcon. General.
Women nurses while Oh duty in General Hospitals,
are under the exclusive control of the senior medical
officer end may be discharged by him for cause Such
discharge with tie reason therefor viii be reported 10
Miss DIX.
PAYMENT OF THE 500 BOUNTY.
The 800 bounty due at the expiration Of the
term Of enlistment win be paid by Paymasiars to Vet
eran Volunteers upon tie usual discharge papers from
their first enlistment
SUPERINTENDENT or VOLUNTEER RECRUITING
SERVICE, gBw-YoRK.
Major Frederick Townsend, 18th L. s. In
fartry has been assigned duty Superintendent Of
Volunteer Recruiting Service at Albany, " Y. and
Major Wallace 9th L. ; Infantry, the late Supcrin-
iendeni has been ordered join bis regimen, in the
field.
THR NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
The amount of the new fractional currency
-. .to. .f.nu ll.l
largest daily issue Is $1,000 There is confirmation
The repoF, that is currency 50 sharply criticised In
numerous quarters. viii be Withdrawn and better
al liele substituted
OUR EXPORTS TO CHEAT BRITAIN.
Ii is ascertaned from the official reports to
the Government of Great Britain hat ON exports
during the fiscal year ending June 30 ls2 eco
900 go in OF the figures in or own reports 1t
Is believed that during the fiscal year ending lst2c3,
the direfence in our favor s. greater the
band trade having been larger during that yea1.
THE REPoRr oP TIE SECRETARY or THE
TREASURY.
4 number Of very valuable statistical tables
will be appended the Report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury this year. upon some d which months OF
ricparaiion have been expended. One viii contain tho
TIce Of sixty different articles In each OF the last
irty years Another will be the first attempt to show
in a state paper the amount Of internal trade and
commerce Ia different articles. Another viii from
such data as can be ohaBed undertake 10 give an idea
Of tie prospective trade and commerce Of our tenn
tories. And eth another wil indicate tie amount Of
that carried On over our lakes and rivers including
,hO.c between us and Canada
CAUSE or TIE cEsSATIoS or EXCHANGE.
Our Government has refused to continue the
exchange of prisoners With the Rebels unless they viii
include tie officers and soldiers Il coored regiments IN
the cartel Hence the sioppage Of exchanges nr which
the Richmond journals. in their brutal articles concern
ing the present and prospective treatment OF Union
prisoners have the enfontery io blame tie ianiec'
our Government as sco'eicd that The order oi -
aliarion would effect the desired purpose Of sceli
ING The same lights under the laws o! war 10 I'll United
slAles so.diers Whatever then Hpeaon.
TIE CAUSES FOR EXEMPTION.
Circular No. 100 from he proyost-Mar5haI-
Generals Bureau amends paragraph s5 Of the rceula
tous for The Bureau, embracing list Of Tie disea,s
and in6',ees that nie held to disqualiy f. military
service. q ,s amended paragraph the ca'ses Of q
ction munger less than hail Of those in tie old reg
ulaions The Surgeons also required 10 be more
strict in their examinations and to report tie number
rejected under each paragraph fthe list.
SCARCITY OF MEAT IN RICHMOND
A private letter from an inmate Of the Libby
Prison dated Oct, l3 states that the Union prisoners
receive 10 meat IN their Iaons. IT being impossible oI
tho Rebels who starving themselves, to supply it,
How Richmond Will manage 10 live through the Winter
if il remains in Rebel hands II problem. Already
other bread riot Of Which The Rebel papers make 10
mention has occurred Tie real of the scarcity
Of food in tie city is thought to be the entire worthless
uess Of the Rebel currency Farmers have grain and
cattle TO SELL but not TO give away for paper rags
put within the iron grasp Of tie Rebel Government 81
they can lelp it,.
THE TAX FOR DEPOSITS IgYATIosAL BANKS.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury Department
has decided that the tax deposits In National Banks
to be paid 10 the Bureau Of Internal Revenue and
the tax their circulation TO the Controller Of the
Currency the amonrt TO be proporioned in each
10 the length Of time that has elapsed since tie organ
ization.
RELIEVED OF HIS CHARGE.
Col. Richard II. Rush, Assistant Proyost-Alar-
sLal. was to-day relieved from charge Of the Invalid
Corps Bureau LicutCol Cahill, his assistent, is eii
ten porary In charge.
RELIEF FOR TIE MONEY MARKET
The disposition of the Government IL to do
in i,s power TO promptly relieve Tue strIn