New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24
TUE ORGANIZATION OF C0LORED TROOPS.
CoNFIsCATION OF REBEL ESTATES.
REGULATIONS for RcndewOusing Drafted Men,
REMOVAL or THE SIOUX AND WIENEsAG0 INDIANS
s.ee,sl p.p..ch to The N. Y. Tribune.

forces West have given frest impetus to enlistment
among the blacks, and b. Autumn it is estimated
tbs. at least 100000 negroes will be in arms IN the
Valley Of the Mississippi. 1t has been decided to
raise four colored regiments in this District. The
Arst s complete and the second rapidly approaching
completion.
PROTECTION FOR THE EASTERN COAST.
The Secretary of the Navy, in response to the
reouest Of the Committee from the Connecticut
Legislature, has promised that two United States
vessels shall crn.e along Tue eastern coast and enter
Long Island Sound for tue protection Of shipping and
ether property. The Committee returned home
to-day.
CoSFIsCATIoS OF REBEL ESTATES.
Ia the United States District Court for this Dis
trc, the first decision under the Confscatiou act
was rendered this morning. aud the property of the
following named persons confscated; Dr. a. L. L.
Garnett, Thos. ID. Allen, Franes Hanna, +. A. Pol
lard Chas. s. Wallscb, Cornelius Boyle French
Forrest John n. Mstit, c. w. C. Dunnington,
Martin l.. Smith, Daniel and Mary +. Radcliffe, L.
N. Clark, Samuel Lee, Henry b. Tyler, VIM. +.
Phillips, c. w. Hayenner Lavinia Boyle, and
Samuel L. Lewis.
ASSIGNMENT OF DEsERrtRS.
AL deserters from the Regular Army who sur
rendered themselves in the District Of Oregon, under
tie Presidents Proclau alton, are TO be assigned TO
Companies \ aud c, 9th Z. S. Infantry. Those
surrendered in the District OF Utah will be disposed
of by the Dstrict Commander of Utah. Those sur
rendered elsewhere in the Department OF the Pacific
WILL be cent 10 the Provost-Guard OF San Francisco
Volunteers who have surrendered IN the Districts Of
Oregon and Utah will be assigned TO regiments 10
there Districts. Those surrendered in California
will be assigned TO California regiments IN the De
paument of the Pacific, commanded by Gen.
Wright
REBEL WOUNDED AT GETTYSBURG.
Five thousand wounded Rebels still remain on
the Gettysburg battlefield, kindly cared ior by our
surgeons Many of them, it is reported, have asked
not to be sent South, whore they viii be asGn coG-
PEELED to fight against tie Union.
DISPOSITION or DRAFTED MIN AND SuBSTI-
TUFTS.
The following circular disposing of drafted men
and substitutes was issued to-day:
WAN DEPARTMENT PRovosr.M ARsHAL- GgsFEH's
OFFICE, WAsHINcroS d. C.. July %, lSeJ ,
men whether principals Or su5uies are 'oni to the ds-
sso aDa II not IT, a. ION aer as po..i5e
Who're Their. military guards available pToyost-mar
aha. n s%pGy snos;I srs oaS be .o preHpy
Inc aud the Boards should oay accept snrn
u.n should conduct the der subdiscis ind the noth
cation Of persons drafted IN sgch insurer that TIC Grated
men viii required fepor for examination 10 tqnsos Of
nsn,gesole aud st Uch successive convenient, p.0ds
and 10. al. on the same de-. . JA..fS D. ~
APPOINTMENT OF EXsMISING SURGEONS.
The Commissioner OF Pensions appointed the fol-
lowing Examining Surgeons to-day:
DIR. Kendall Flint, Hsverhl Mas.
DR.. Joseph b. Bell, Augusta Me.
Dr. VIM. J. Bates, Wheeling, West Virginia.
THE COMMAND AT XETBERS.
The following special order las been Issued;
HrApeuAKTTRs DEPAET-Egr or NoRTH CARoLISA.
1879 AMI CoKrs NzwssEN July ico3.I
srroIl OSDrH No i@.IBrs 1sn; I: A h.sa%ao
u g. w. 10 hereby ssgned 10 tie conmana OF tho garrison
and oef.nses OF Newbern-
REMOVAL OF THE SIOUX AND wISSEBAGoEs.
BY command of Major-Gen. J. G. Foster, intelIi-
pspce has been received by Commissioner Dale OF
the safe removal Of the Sioux and Wnnebaso
Indian, from Minnesota in pursuance of the act OF
Congress. They are now located on the Missouri
River, at point few miles above Fort Randall.
All the goods Of the Winnebsgoes had arrived. The
agent Lad stockaded the agency, and everything
was working well. No further difficulty is appre-
hended.
TIE EXPEDITION Up THE JAMES RIVER.
The recent expedition Of Admiral Lee up the
James River was not intended 10 attack Fort
Darling or any other place. 1t was simply recon
noisssnce, the object Of which being attained, Admit
raj Lee returned with lie gunbosts.
rHE RUMoRED DISASTER AT CHARLESTON.
A faint rumor, whispered here yesterday, Of dis
aser at Charleston, has taken the form o. dispatch
to-day aud ID teegraphed back here credited 70 TIE
N. Y. Da2y Meas. The whole story is false, no
attack having been made upon Charleston by land,
nor IL it likely any such will be. The latest advices
resolved by the Governmen. represent operations
a going on fsyoraby. The capture of Fort Wagner
aud Cummings Point battery, and the reduction Of
Fort Sumter, sre the immediate objects in view.
THE DRAFT IN IOWA.
Mr.. j. b. Grnne Congressman elect from Iowa.
here TO induce the authorities TO credit the conn
ties Of his State respectively with the number OF SOL
diers each tas furnished TO the War; with view Of
more equally distributing the draft
RESOURCES OF OREGON.
Recent reports received by Judge Edmsnds
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Office from the
Surveyor Of one Of tie districts Of Oregon contain
much interesting information respecting that section
Of the country. Rich mining locations have been
found on the John Day River and ts branches, on
the Grande Ronde, Powder, Burnt and Malbeur
Rivers The celebrated gold aud silver leads or
veins Of Washoe can be clearly traced from
Ws.hce via Humbolt into Oregon and Idaho.
lntenpsrsed with these mining districts in
Oregon are fine tracts Of agricultural land, afordng
'be source OF supplies for the mining population-a
great dssideratum. The population has been
steadily Increasing and it is safe TO say that by the
lt Of January, 1854 there will be not lees than
ffy thousand inhabitants in Olegan, East Of the