New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-28
FROM wAsisIVGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
AInai Inlu

dJ ana hnve provided substitute under the Couscption
ace being e1prey required by tho la" TO bo Issued by the
Bosrd Enrolment eIemp' from stamp duties Any GER
ce.e which may be- issued by magistrate III connection
with proceedings under the Con'cpuon act Is subject TO
stamp duty OF 30 per cent per annum
THE REBEL WAR POWER BROKEN.
A letter has been received by brother of dis
tinguished Rebel officer and engineer captured 10y
Gen. Grant at Vicksburg, wherein that officer says:
1.-THE CAPTURE OF Vcksburg and our army is fatal
to our cause. We can never reorganize another
army in the West. Tie war may 20 on for some
time With guerrilla fighting, which think would
be unworthy of the country, and which will not
approve. We have played big game and lost, Az
soon as Z am exchanged, shall leave the Conied-
eracy aid the cause for Europe"
A MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS.
The Surgeon-Geneial has written letter to the
Governors of the several Sates advising the organ
izauon by the Governor OF each State Of medical
reserve corps. This corps il TO be composed OF %
snrgeous, elected 10y the Governor, who will hold
themselves in readiness when battle occurs TO pro-
coed at once TO the ied Of action Each surgeon Is
to be sworn in Tor period of 10 days, and to re-
ceive 500 per month and trans ortaiion. They will
furnish their own subsistence.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE GRANTS.
The Department o. the Interior have just received
notice OF the acceptance Of Agricultural College
grants by the States OF New-li4mpshire aud Con-
necticut. Tie former Safe will receive 9J7 piece
Of scrip or 80 600 acres and the latter ,l25 pieces
OF scrip or 10000 acres.
TREATY WITH INDIANS.
From The GoideH Age Of june 10, printed Al
Lewiston, Idaho Territory, and received by Com
missioner Dole, We take the following paragraph:
The United States Coium'9sionei' conc luied re.'y
pieeuce o. Col Sturbe. ger, col Muufy Mo- hnef'or
MsJ Trasx Me- Owen aud others to the 'a;siseon OF 81
State. Commissioner aud by Lswycf Of the pfomiucni
chiefs ofhc oe The latter & aled with pure eoqaence
Of value q he whit mao. while them wa only Vaue-
bic a. hume Of thrif athc themclse. and ,h'it oh
are1.eos .nd VIII pe lie mean, Of opcaias tcotI
Ia mineral wealth
The same paper contains very favorable accounts
Of the mines and interesting statements rs TO ne~
discoveries OF the precious metals.
TO BE RETIRED.
DR.. Nils, formerly medical director Of Con.
Grants army, has been ordered before the Retiring
Board.
DISMISSED THr SERVICE.
Capt Jas. 4. Daniel 36lh New-York Vols, snd
Lieut.. Jas X. Hunter, 10th Pennsy lvana, have
been dismissed the service ordsobedience Of orders
Lieut.. BENJAMIN f. Hancock, 18th Indiana Vols.
has been dlsmisbcd for copduc, uubecOmng an officer
aud gentleman.
NATIONAL BANNING.
Certificates authorizing the commencement OF
banking operations have been Issued TO First Ma
tiona Bank, Findlary, Ohio, capital $4,000; frsi
National Bank, Centreyilc, Indiana capita s5o,Ooo
First National Bank Aurora, Illinois, capital so GOO
TIN FIyE-TwENTY LOAN.
Two and one quarter millions Of dollars, subscrip-
tons 70 the Five twenty Loan, were deposed to-
day. the larger portion Of this came from foreign
err in Europe. The subscriptions have averaged
one million to one million and half daily for tie
past two weeks.
THE ENROLMENT IN WASHINGTON.
Nineteen thousand persons uamed in the first clses
have been enrolled in Washington OF this mum
Der the quota TO be drafted 10 1000. 1t thought
the draft will come of on Thursday.
ORDER AGAINST Sinking.
Gen. Mari ndae has Issued an order that any
officer or private nefo under medical treatment,
found in any place Of amuscIneni shall be con
sdersd able to do duty and ordered to report to the
conyalescent camp
SECRETARY CHASE GONE NORTH.
Secretary Chase left for the North to-day. IL II
understood that during his vist the marriage Of his
daughter, Mise Kate Chase, 10 Gov Sprague, will
DO contaminated at Newport. During his absence
Administering Harrington attends to the duties
Of the Office.
THE INDIAN SCALP BOUNTY.
The authorities of Washington as well as the
moral people Of Minnesota, are Disguised with the
a a a
fer the scalps of Indians taken in Minnesota.
THE POSITION OCCUPIED BY col. T.. =. BROWN
AT GETTYSBURG.
The rumOr that Col. T.. l.. Brown Of the 18th
Nev-York was not in the Gettysburg fight, arose
from the fact that during the lat part OF the en-
gagement, after Lieut.. Col. Anowsniith had been
killed and the regiment cut TO pieces, the Colonel
vas orcered TO the command of the brigade which
he gallantly handled, saving his men. and reorgan-
izing his shattered forces. The report in several
papers that Leut.-Co. ATowsmith was killed
while il command Of the 18th was erroneous, AZ
COL B at that early stage Of the fight was s lead
ing his regiment.
INDIAN FIGHT IN COLORADO.
Adyices received by Commissioner Dole from the
Indian Agent at Denver, Colorado Territory, fur
Iish the following:
A party of the Ute Indians bad stolen from the
Overland Stage Company quantity OF stock, and
from citizen over two hundred head Of cattle. A
company Of United States troops sent III pursuit
overlook the copper-colored thieves near Fort lla
leck, about one hundred and fifty miles northwest
from Denver. fight eDsued, III which our forces
were forced TO retire, with loss Of several hi ell
and wounded. Subsequently our troops continued
the pursuit. The thieves suppo,eu 10 be part
of the Tribe at Major Writings Agency, with whom
he has been unable TO communicate. Major Whl-
ting and hls Interpreter have been cent out open
with Them. 4 IL MOT d.d