New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE SALES OF THE FIVE.TWENTY BONDS.
PROTECTION FOR BOSTON HARB0R.
RECIPROCITY lMpORTaTIONS AND TAXATION.
Proceedings of General Court Martial.
THE CHARGE OF FUTURE ENLISTMENTS.
They arc TO be Under the Direction Of the
PrOvOst-Marshal.Central.
Proceedings of General COurt-Martial.
III CHARGE OF FUTURE ENLISTMENTS.
The New Regulations for Enlistments.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

THE SALES OF FIyE-TwENTY BONDS.
The sales of Five-twenty Bonds by Jay Cooke q
Co. since the adjournment of Congress amount in
round numbers to forty-fve millions. OF this sun
moro than three-quarters subscribed during the
month Of April. Perhaps ten millions more have
beeu sold at The Treasury and the various Sub.
Treasures.
PROTECTION OF BOSTON HARBoR.
At the urgent request of Gov. Andrew, the line
ofbstle ship Ohio is to be armed, equipped and or
dered to cruise off Boston Harbor.
MPORTATIoNs UNDER THE RECIPROCITY
TREATY
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has the
very important question before him rs to whether
articles brought into the country under the re-
ciprocity treaty with Canada are liable TO the ex-
else tax. Canada merchants maintain that they are
altogether exempt under the provisions of the treaty
FOREIGN CoNsULs AND THE EXCISE TAX.
Aforeign Consul, resident in New-York, has raised
the question whether he is not to be considered as
representing bis sovereign in such sense as to be
entitled to enjoy the immunites Of Minister, as re.
CARDS exemption from the Excise tax. The question
has not been positively determined, but the indics-
tions are that his plea viii not be held good.
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS OF WAR AND CAP.
TURED DESERTERs.
Ten prisoners Of war, and four deserters from
Haw kinss Zouaves, captured at Warenton, arrived
here this evening.
ORGANIZATION OF A NEW ARMY CORPS.
The President has directed that the troops in Ken
lucky, not belonging to the 9th Army Corps, be
organized into the 23d Army Corps, 10 be com.
msnded by Msj. Gen. g. L. Hsrtsuf.
GENERAL CoURT.MARTIAL PROCEEDINGS.
II If ha prOre 0dfn
before general Court .Mariials in the Army of the
Potomac
CAPT. VIM. II. Hogan, Cd Battery New-York Vol.
unteer ARTILLERY convicted Of defrauding the United
States and seutenced 70 turn over horse now IN DIS
possession 70 pay the value Of another horse, ana TO
forfeit all pay and allowances aud be dismissed the
service.
York convicted of positive and wiiul disobedence
Of orders sentenced TO be cashiered aud to forfeit
all pay and allowance.
Frs, Lieut. John Schroeder, 74th Pennsylvania,
convicted OF habitual drunkenness and conduct I'M
becoming al officer and a gentleman, sentenced TO
be dismissed the service.
Second Lieut.. Joseph S. Pratt, Co. 1. lst Mich.
igan convicted OF conduct preudicsl TO good order
and military discipline and conduct uDbecOming an
officer and gentleman sentenced to he dismissed
the service.
BENJAMIN K. Spencer, 10th New York, convicted OF
disOb6Qlcuce
officer and gentleman, and the first named also OF
oisrespectfll language toward his superior ofncer,
ALI sentepced 10 be dismissed.
Gen. Hooker, in General Order, approves OF the
findings and sentences ana directs the order OF the
court to be carried into effect.
TRIAL BY A MILITARY COMMISSION.
w Fshsr. Andw Cunningham and John II. Gar
"a, have been tried before military commission,
az s,t tor Offering violence to an oheer in the exc
- 20 ri. Office; the second for assasltiDg a SEN
tipsl while on duty; the third Tor giving Aforma'ion
70 the enemy. The sentence oil the irS. Aitgated
by Gen. Hooker from eighteen months hars labor
,.,vo ro,t =. in accordance with the recomm'nda-
ton of the commission M,
TIL s.,,enc. of Andrew Cunningham to Gs
n6ued 70 hard labor, with ball and chain TOT 'n'r,y
laws: to have his head shaved, and 70 oe pus Ousiu'
Of the line. of the army at the expiration Oh 'n"'
time" ia spuroved John II. Gardner although no'
found cui,ty 3 to be kept in confinement LOT TWO
,oor,bs an The recommendation Of the Commission
o.. .rc,ms,antial evidence against hin being yer!
strong o,ocypp
Tn ,hs case John X Parcher Chaplain OF HIN
pn,n.v,vsnla convicted by cour-martiai OF aosehce
x;tbout leave, that lie did not return te ou'' an,i
siyht DAYS after The expiration OF his leave u nv
ssne. and sentenced TO be dismissed tue service WIN
lo,. Of pay and allowance. The secretary VI "a'
no. IN accordance with the Recommendation u "eD'
Hooker, re sitted the sentence.
GOOD WEATHER.
The weather to-day is superb and BIDS iair 70 'oi'
,;nue 10 for two or three days
rag CHARGE OF FUTURE ENLisIMhNio'
Rya general order just issued from the AoJu'a
c.reral's Office, provision is made dat from ano
60. Nav all enlistments of volunteers shah NC
-, TIE special charge and direction OF the ITO
General and under the rules ana regu'
j.,;ons heretofore made which are hereby continued
Il, force and such other rules Of the department rs
NAV from time to time be made. All disoursihs
officers. and all other officers connected with the en-
Gstment of volunteers, will report to him. Ohcers
4 regiments going out OF service by reason oil the
erpiration Of their term may, with the consent Oh
THAR respective Governors, reeniist their reS'e"''
within thirty days for q term OF two years. uhieS'
,oopsr discharged; and upon the regiments DEM
sllsd no within thirty days as aioresAiu '"e
tBesrs shall 10 restored with rank sS ifon
8. date Of the original commissions. This however
vii ovs no claim for pay from the time Of muster
ns ont 10 that Of reentering the service. Inc la"
bro dss for no bounty tor men re'eniiStnS iof "o
Yea. hat a man who enlists for three years. unless
so0ar. discharged, is entitled to one mob'n pay
!n a..s,c. uoop the mastering Of his company INTO
the seyee Of the United States but ai'er He '''a'
have hen mustered into and joined the resiuen' u,