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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
sERIOIs MITINY AT tAWP
sPBAGUE,
One mnu Killed, One supposed norf"ii,
wounded, and N'V"rui hHi"rcd-ft-
TEMPT 10 Harm The HnrgacL-, &c.

About noon on Wednesday last, Col. Levy, in
commend Of Camp Sprague was informed BY some
Of bis ocers II the existence Of serious dissiccton
in the camp, and perceiyirg that The Burnside
Rifles were making preparations to leave tie
grounds IN body, be took prompt measures to pre-
vent them. lie called out strong guard, and
rosted them adyantagsously TO defend ihe main
entrance, through which the muineeit were deter
mined to pass.
AT IA O'Clock p M. the mntineers, shouting ana
Yelling headed by two drumuers, came marching
nm to the cate, armed with clubs, axes spades, hnc
,topes. when they bad approached to within about
one hundred feet OF the hesdquniers, Col. Levy,
drawing lis revolver, stepped forward aud ordered
them 10 return TO their duty. He was answered ~
a veil Of defiance AT the same time, one of the
miscreants hurled large stone, striking the
Colonel a violent blow on the thigh.
Instanlaneously recovering fromthe shock, sprung
into the midsl of tho crowd, and seized bis aesiIan
by the throat The Jravsdo Of the men received II
check by this daring move, aud they offered no re-
s.stance, when their companion was put III IRONS
But the mutiny was far from being at an end. The
momentary paralysis into which they were thrown
coon passd off, aud once more rose the hoaise ciy ol
revolt aud vengeance. They were only deferred
r5m charging ,h,ongh ihe great gate by TIC dt'er-
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Averin procee,iedito Culpepper, and dispersed the
Rebel force there, capturing them rear guard. \
large amount of flour, salt, bacon, etc., was seized
at that point, and what not destroyed was dis
tributed among the people, who were on tho verge
Of starvation.
Averills command pursued the enemy by way of
Cedar Mountain toward the Rapidap. The heavy
rain had rendered the river unfordsbe a. the sta
ton, and the enemy opened with artillery, and har
rassed the cavalry pickets during the night. The
prisoners taken represented that il the belief OF
the Rebel fotr,s that The whole Army OF the Poto-
was ad 5ssc NJ in that direction, and that Jack
son was bO'dag Gordonsvllle with % 900 men TO
check its progress This information was sent 10
Gen. Hooker about noon April 80.
The following morning Gen. Averll received
dispatch stating that Gen. StOnemsn had been de-
layed by high water, and desiring him to push the
enemy us vigorously possible, aud keep him occu-
pied, and drive him from the direction of Rspidan
Station. Cen Averill had already reached Rapidan
Station and Anticipated these orders. On the morn
my of the lst, scouting parties from both sidos
sent up and down the river.
The defeuses of the enemy upon the other side
found to De strongly and skillully construce1
with rifle pita which completely commanded the ford
and the Rappahanuock Bridge. They had Elk guns
in position, which could sweep the open space upon
this side. A ieint wac mSde which induced the
enemy - burn the bridge and the ryer war crossed
by the ford. The bridge, three miller north of the
station. and the teicursih hic wires, had been de-
crossing was made by Bumetts ford. and the enemy
was obliged 10 shit their position. Aftervsrd, the
whole ioroe crossed at Rsccoon Ford, with the eX.
ptcla,ion Of hauAlng tho enemy and joining Gen.
BulOrd, who war expected 10 be within reaching
dl lance
On the "a Of May, Gen. AveFill received an order
from Gen. Hooker, saying that he did not under
r'and what he wiz doing vt Rapidan Station and
dirlcdog him perenpi0rly 10 United States Ford,
AMI " remain there until llrher onlers This order
wds 10 peromptory that IL directed bin TO move
toward hcadq even II II shouid be received
AZ / o clock at night. The next morning Gen.
Ayerbl cent a party 10 reconnoer the pOsition Of
Tie eLs my, with The intention Of throwing hs cay.
airy division upon HE faux. The country was
found 20 be impassabfe f.r cavalry. lie then pro-
cecd-d 60 n. United States Ford, and reported N
person 10 Gen. Hooker, and exhibited bis orders,
and was directed ~ make bis report, and boh Li,
command IN readiness ior work that wac 10 be done
A. dsy ght tie following noDnt lie received An
order dated nowhere, addrersed "a Gen. PisasABt0n,
directing Gen. Plcasanton 20 take command OF
AyerI's division, and ordering A'erll 10 report 20
Wselinston for oTders.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG.
Grant IS Miles East of the City.
sHgRMAK's CORPS AT GRAND GULF.
GEN. GRANT BEING STRONGLY REINFORCED.

To CAIRO. Thup'sy, May IA, lea 4
Congressman Wasbburne left the extreme front
on Friday From him we learn that Granite ad'
vance was then within Is miles Of Edwards Eta.
tion, which Wa IS miles east of Vicksburg.
Two divisions Of Shermsns corps had reached
Grand Gull. Macarthur was crossing.
The army was in excellent condition.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CAIRO, Ill. Thursday May "a, l8e2
The very latest dates from Grants army are TO
Thursday. At that time it was IS miles from GiaEd
Gulf, encsmped near Big Back River.
We have not yet possession Of any part Of the
railroad between yiehsburg aud Jackson. There 10
probably no truth 10 the reported battle at Clinton!
Grant is receiving heavy reGnforcements.
A new overland road for troops and trf.iDs bss
been made from Youngs Point to the river below.
II s only eight miles long and greatly exPedites for
warding Of men and supplies.
Ten negro regiments have been formed. Gen.
Thonas, who has arrived from Memphis, thinks ten
10 ore viii be formed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Gen. umn,cr and tb. Negro Regiments.

bosl"Ni Iuuf-0hyi Alay IL, ISoJ'
MtorGen. HubteT writes 10 Gov. Andrew, uDder
date OF Port Royal, May 4, letter strongly com.
pimentary OF the colored regiments in the service
in his department. lie sleaks Of them as hardy.
brave, patient, and ooedient; and says that with
the br lde of liberated saves already in the field.
aud a few regiments of intelligent colored men from
tie North. he would place them 10 4 condition TO
make IN extensive incursiou upon the main land,
through the mool densely populated slave regions;
and from an expedition Of tis character he deubts
not that the most beneficial results would arise.
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yon a. their own rejoice tho example you have given
Of prompt, patriotic and enduring fidelity to our eenny
duty 10 the country You yourselves the best sums
for Patriotism you who le yonr homes and put your lives
by yonr suerDes and losses WhSn you e the average
Of tho members ofyour force wss butlI yet'-he yos
regiment have met aud now yon come nome veterans
in service willis youthful IN years.
You 10 back 20 the fair lands Of oned, in the bloom OF
sPisg whe ss,iy'nos sD"hs & *''Y S end thou
uds greet roturn and alas not few graves cover
nz your companions sn 10 9aste and many oIse1 nss
ude. May tho God above raise Thousands IKE you 20
offer themSelges 70 the 'erv OF the country Asan ana
most earnestly spd from our hearts we thank YOU May ood
bless you all!
After the conclusion OF Mr. Tscy' remarks and response
thereto BY Col McQuade tho regiment formed in line OF
msrcb and with DodwoR Band escorted by the Sons
Of Oneida Broadway to the Thryfst street station OF
the Hudson River Railroad whso they took the taio In
wsiug FOR Utica Il ia undcrood that they to have
oepon at H1d,on Tomorrow aud that their arrival II
Utica a numerou, delegation from e'eh town in oneds
County win extend TO them warm welcome.
This regiment been 10 service two years has been en-
sssed IN II battles having volunteered at the battle Of Cham
ceore after the expiration Of their term Of services and
the National nag which carried by them has been perfo
rs,sd by 20 Rebe buletL
IRE THIRD S.Y.y.
The Third NcwYork Volunteer Regiment, recruited In
Albany reached hi, city ye,,eday from For,re Monroe
organization this regiment viii be retired from the
service ihsn four hundred recruited snce u was
formed remain IN the department, unlef Gen Dix. Two
or thee hundred Of the hIeeyes volunteers belonng.o
the Ninth (Iawkns Zouave Regiment have been consol
dated with the Third The organization eE rAees abOs seven
hulJfed Before leaving Fortress Mouroe General Dix
susd the following order to the Third N0lurteer'
HE.paraRrERs DsPARrIrSr oP viRGfNA,)
SgyKNTH AMY Conrs FoRT MoSRoE.
Virginia, May ~ lt5J )
10 ne Third ~ v T,lunfsss lHfarfTyI
The Mjor esl cannot Withhold expression
Of BIZ deep reEtt t,i tho term ~ seryce Tor which ac
number Of tho Of The Third y. Vousees enlisted il
about expire s1d tha, he compelled para with thom
Ia de pne good conduct aad IN faithful discnsge OF
theF due. uld-r al the instances 10 which they have
been aced nc ventures they no. surpssd 1y sDy
ether esnleut in the service
through the snce and adey Of their officers snd
their ablo commander aud through their Just Of al
their obIgsons, under the military laws By glicn t"Y
have been governed hey have cauee most eDyisilo
battalion.
10 those who isys re.entarei the service with
.tsssn determination uphold the csuFr Of their country
sinst iis fsies enemies ho tender, ls sncegs taanss
atd these vAO about 10 return 90 their families ani
rods Tor while shall Tsioia their HTades whom the
cave behind they Wal receive warn welcome - tina
uhicL ait, them a. houle JOHN A. DIX,
hs or.BcaefSl Command 1.
Oa,iI.; Wusos BsR,row AlddeCsmp
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The second N.w.yorl Volunteer, n, Home.

TROY Thundly, Nay II, Ist3.
The reception Of he "a Regiment, OF this city,
ON their return from two years service, was the
greatest gala day ever known IN Troy. The regi.
nent srryed a an early hour and was received by
the City Authorities Flsgs Hosted in every street.
4 large procession escorted the returning regiment.
Speeches were made in Washington square under q
triumpha arch erected for the occasion. The reg-
ment numbers 400 men. Col. Park, It's commander,
was wounded at Charlottesville, where the reei-
msnt was engaged. It was the lrst regiment 10
land in virg and Il has taken pant in nearly
every battle of note On that sacred soil.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
The Situation at yicissburg-NSvemeai
Of the Union Forces-TLe Cn,Siare oh
Southern Citizen Soldiers by the EeSsls
Trial for Treason Becommendsd-
Description of tbe New Rebel Fla sS-fhs
Reported Rebel Loss at EredericksSarg
Reduced 10 10000.

FoRrRHss MoNEOa Wedne day. May I3, 1864
Tie British frigate Rinaldo arrived this afternoon,
having len Charleston at 3 ?. III. las; Monday.
By this steamer we have received copy Of The
Charleston Daily Courier of * = ~, which contains
tn. following:
VlcKsBuRG, May The tnaHy have psde 10
movement this side OF BIZ Black River. The enc
my's cavalry il reported 10 e about Cayuga. A
party Of Yankee cavalry crossed at Hankersons
Ferry on Thursday nislt, caPtDred hr. Owen and
his con, planters, and recrC SEED the Big Black
again. ,t
YicEsBuRG, May 8.-The enemy are using tLs
spades on the other ride Of the Big Black The Yam.
KEGS occnry Utica, Hines County, Mics.
VIoksBURG. May 9.-Nothiog new from the front
to-day. The enemy are laaGi.g troops At Youngs
Point. IL i supposed Ley ara destined TO reen;ofe
Grant.
The WI r. newspaper Office was Destroyed by Ere
this afternoon. Tie origin Of tie ire is unknown.
Among tie Yankees captured by Forrest are many
cit zens or natives Of southern States. We hops
the Governors Of tie several States will promptly
make demand TO- the Ieten ion and trisl OF these
traitors, under the State laws. II will be worse
than idle u'u kcry 20 tuu them lCOfe on exchange.
An aci has ppssed ~ Confederate Congress cstsb.
isopg t-at the flag Of tie Confederate States shai
be r. fl0wp: The held 10 be- white, The length
double 'le Width, with the Gnon llow Used as ths
barit-fa.l % be a square q two-'hrds the "id,n
~ th" Tag having he ground red, thereon broad
-al'i-r of blue bord red white AID emblazoBed
with nullets or five pointed stars corresponding 20
the nlmber OF Confederate States Approved aay
n, 1909.
Four thousand prisoners arrved in Richmond on
the oh inst from Frederick ,6fg Frank T. BlsiT.
r., IL reported among ibc itursd, and passengers
stnte that the oa'h Of alicgisncs admInlsteref
20 hrm n bis own request
Ihc C0uuSr claims a victory AZ FrsdericksbGTg,
and places the Re)e. 0ss 10 10, 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
From New bern.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.
NrWBlUN. \. C.. Ma

Core ipou ecnce oi the Associsied truss
NrwBFnN, n. c., May II, ls6S
The Hon. joseph Remington of Florida, tempoIs-
iy here for the Treasury Department has jus, been
officially informed of his appointment by the Presi-
dent rs United S,stes Marshal OF Florida.
young Rebel widow, in Camden County, NC,
has, within the past year, become one Of the most
extensive merchants in the country, having made
severn hundred thousands of dollars by Wholesale
ing and retailing goods 10 the Rebels which she OBJ
tuins through tie military autboriles and sutle al
Norfolk and Roanoke Island.
Gen. Led6es brigade Of artillery had grand re-
view yesterday, in The Of the army snG the
Commanding General Of the Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
From. Portre.. Monroe.

IoErrs, mosHoH. wedr,,ssy Msy ~ ie'1.
Tie Macon House, aud Ocean House, formerly
hotels, and recently used hospitals under those
names, have just been consolidated, and will here
after be known as the Cnyier General II spital.
under tho superintendencs Of DR.. Mckay, formerly
II the Chesapeake Hospital at Hampton.
The steamer Georsiana, Capt. Pearson, has re-
tuned 10 Fortress Monroe. afler having been thor
oughly repaired. For the present she takes the
place Of the Thomas A. Morgan, running between
this place and Yorktown.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Iisi Of Deaths in Hospital mt Warrington
on WcdnsSday. May 10, 1868.

C,pt Alc,s'r Oordor = wi, ~. TRAM Rove. IL Mac
Col Ffartiyn Norton lIi y. 7.
The body Of Co Norton sent home 20 Union Nisg-.
H.hiugton Co., y. \.
AHHORY sCUAEE HOSPITAL.
Capt 7. G Ksudsn, u. - - Iieny tun. l22 "a,
II. ALOYsIUH HOSPITAL.
Geo W BuIch, A. u. SCAy.NHl l. Tfoup. a.. ;. { sv
John HcJorn.ick. ,. . 4. \. Cav
L1sCOLs HOsfITAL.
fdw'd Barnard, y. 10 Ala Ia o. l.. Brown. q - y. g.
J IS. Dinglsr u, - Ala faitick Haley bi 10 Ia.
COIJ NnIA norpIrAr.
I'd Rain O. 20 y y D. g. G-nchayller B. ~ NY.
Aihsd Dr.ch T., ~ " T. X bert Febef, n, 70 y. Y.
4 w. Mann, q. 29O Lewi. phury, X, 'oN y.
j. D. H.rsnd, IA, HNbS.N John Williams, y, lJld p.
Cor g.. / Ceysns !. - Ptser. J.keulmmhreG ~ Ny
B. \ Sssc, H. l4E.f.sM. f0rsbr, drum 4, o. Y.
D. FhIlips, A, % Pa. Cor. . Kochef, = or " T.
"a Tfe, bon d. rs Pa Jos Bsi,in. ~. l1 y.
WIN ". Mafhsr. A. ~ Ia. ID Holland ,, 40 n. y.
Istnet Dnh ID. 90 "a. Jfmef lisau, d, 2l \. j.
Ser 4. ~ Fry, I. " "a Ardiew Campbell, g., ISL
:. Kelly, u. 90 N. Y. D. Role A. 20.
b. HerenbA1. g., aJ Pt David Quick III, O..
Thos HcDsde =, 20 Ps tfct Lang Il, 20 v. Y.
AZ bsff.a. r. s. y \ Geo Wslgtnd, q, ~ ". y.
Js.ob Bgrdnef l. o1d Pa " w. George ID, a y Y.
pbihn smith q. 20. L. 0tfsfcy, y. 62 n Y.
Iobu ClYud o. 20 Jhar OD0nne B, ll9 Ps.
lame. Wolf a. 10. Chai Lotef. II, q Pa
S,r TLos. T. Miller - fs. los Summers, ,, "a Ia
IL. Hfvuninger H. 20 y. /. lsssc syefwoodi Y, ~ ONO
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Failure Of the 1ron-Giad Roanoke.

Scarcely were the perplexities aud obstacles re-
sulting from the attempt to transform the irigsis
Roanoke into mailed battery aud ram, surmoanted,
when new diihcnl.y arose, threatening an slmost
indefinite delay. Her machinery, which at iirss
promised everything, has, on q mere perfect test,
proved insufficient If not fsilure--not 30 much,
however, the result Of original imperfection as Of
experimental changes msuamed improvement, A
new shaft, and perhaps other repairs aud substitu-
tons, may become necessary. The Roanoke was 10
fom part of cur barbor deienses, and she may yet,
though there an immediate necessity, that, like
many other expectations, would give place to dissp-
poin0nent IL is hot among the least of regrets in
the case that Com. Rowan, by these repeated dc.
lays aud failures-ior which he is in no manner re-
sponsibles kept from active service, and the coun-
uy practically deprived Of the presence in an active
iei Of one OF the most gallant and capable officers
in the navy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Rsinra Homo of tho Sixteenth Regiment
Welcome by Gov. seymour.

AtHlST. rhuf,day Nay d. lpl
Tho lsh Regiment Of New.York Volunteer. Col.
sssyer, arrived Ia this city rhis morning Thoy nun
ber @ei msn.
The regiment were heartily and cordially vel
coined home BY Gov. Seymour, after which they
were mustered oui of tho service NJ the Arscnal.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Campbell, the spy, sentenced to be hung at SAN
dusky, ONO. having signfed his Willingness to in'
form other spice, wih not meet the penalty tsto
Justly de.eNes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
q ne Associated Pres,
" NArhi'"4"Hi h""i esf' N"f ~ i''''
PARDON BY THE PRESIDENT.

= ne A'soC.lisd Pres
NAsHiNGroS, 1hursdsy, Msy H. 1853
PARDON BY THE PRESIDENT.
John Ocul Carpenter Of Kentucky, convicted OF
Treason lsr been rsrdoncd by the President. This
exercise Executive elemeney has been procured
through The Intervention Of lis friends, on the ground
tina, he Las iepented Of his crime. He voluntarily
atsndored tie service Of the Rebels ana returned to
bis allegiance TO i've st Iesce as loyal aud law.
sti6ing ciiizen.
CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER.
TIE Navy Depar;neu; has received j. foi.nstiou
ths' tie steamship Cherokee was captured oh
C.srlestoD, while epd-ayoriug 70 run tie bloch ade
NAVAL CTDrRs.
Lieut.. mander +. GIalt0n aud Lieni.-C um.
nsuder n. Patterson Jones have been ordered 70
ORD ace duty--the loruer at Boston and the l4ue
a. Philadelphia.
Acting Assiilont aymsster RoOert T.. Patterson
hfs been ordered to the Mississippi squadron.
REBEL PRISONEBs TAKE TIE oA1h uF Al
ITGIANCE.
One hundred snd s'Aiy Rebel prisoners have sig
p6ed their willingness take tie oath Of allegiance
70 The Unied states Government.
JURORS SWORN A. TO THEIR LOYALTY
The oath Of loyalty WAS admin seredto he juro r
Of the Criminal Conf today.
FXPORTATION or HORSES AND MULES Pro
UIBTED.
information has been received at the War Depar
ment that suudIy pefsons ore purchasing hores and
mules w.Lin Tie Uuited States for exrortaton coL.
trary 10 be executive order Of November u, 1863.
10 ibe end ihst during tie present war the military
resources of ibis Government shall not be wiihdfGwn
from the country, tie commandments OF departments
sre by eu official order directed prohibit the puT
chase and "a G Of all horses and mules within tie
limite Of their respective commands TO he exported
from the Uuted SAFES, and TO take and Appropriate
20 tbe use Of the Government any borses, mules, o.
live stock designed for expNtton, causing the value
thereof 70 DO appraised and reported 70 tue Quarter
Irss.cr-Genorals snd rey avs eujoiued yigantly %
enforce tue Executive order OF November u, 1852,
prohibiting the expectation Of arms, ammunition,
an munitions Of war. Claims for properly taken
und.r Dis order required 10 be presented 70 tbe
Otartermasei -GencI d Tor adjustment.
APPOINTMENTS USDER THE .INEOILiNG LAW.
fe following named persons are announced, n
addition 10 th9se heretofore published al having
been appointed by the President, IL coDirInity With
sections ; and Of tie act approved March s. 1868
for enrolling and calling ont the national forces,
s.. 1hey will De obeyod and respected cDIJmsly
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

TIE PAYKEET OF OUR SOLDIERS.
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tFFICgRS AND MEN RECENTLY EXCHANGED
Prohibition Against Expectation of Horses
s,e.. pi.ra,cA 10 The y. =. Tribune.

tt.e.i ni,ra,eA 10 The y. 7, Tribune
wAssiNeToS, THURSDAY May u, le6s
TUE PAYMENT OF TROOPS.
Tsymat,crs have been sent to Enlira, Rochester,
and other places in New-York and PENNSYLVANIA, at
which the two-years' and nne-months men are to
be mustered ont, 10 pay them. The mastering ont
seccrs are said to be less prompt The payments to
The srmy for the two months which expired May
vi! soon commence,
PRISONERS EXCHANGED.
4 General raer Just issued says:
Tie following officers ana men have been declared
oJ'y exchanged prisoners Of war since the an
nouncement IA General Orders No. 10, of Jan. 10,
1865:
F.ra. AZ officers and enlisted men, and all PER-
Sous, whatever may have en- their Classification or
character, who have lcen delivered At City Point,
Va, up % Nav 3, loOS.
Secoa} All officers who have been csVtured and
released c. parole up to Apul /, 1853, wherever
they H,.y have been capiured.
Third: Al enlisted men wao have been captured
~ N0-th Earciina and Virginia, and released on
Itrola up 10 March /, 1868.
The psIoled troops declared to be- exchanged will
b., without delay, equipped foE the field, and for
Wa, cd Go the armies 70 which they belong, from
IOs's or CAMPS wherever they may be collected. All
officers and enlisted mcn Ghscut, in viriuc of being
or parole, willow that they are eAchanged-im-
ntdiaielv retuta e. duty with their proIcs COM
sssuis.
VISIT TO fTC ARMY.
: eGrors Wade and Chandler went down the river
G. s. 81 20 he Army of the Potomac to-day.
tggFSr on SUSpIciON or BURGLARY.
W. necor has been arrested here on lusp.cion Of
bsre 6pnccrned i1 burg,ary 20 c. u. Mar-la ale
.h,e, Ncw-Yols. H. 10y last, when "a safe was
bovr open. and 5000 in Treasury Notes car
sod of.
.LOS>L> or fHL TWENTIETH CONNLCuCJr.
Ir ihs recent engagements on the Rappshapuoek
the 2oih Coueel ear REGIMENT lost II Ail'ed So
wounded aud 9} messing. Amorg them we've the
foAowug:
LieI David *. Griath. Derby kileds Lie4t.Col Woo
leii Dtsbv, tniot. Liest A. T. boardsty, DgUs n -
ing bIrt IT T.. PaEdee. Ne~-Hsvtn, uissiugs W ~.
sin p Ssym0ur ma lg, LisUL tFson, soutlngou, mist
hf
Tie whole 9th Corusetieut Regiment, excepting
nJ men who were az on picket duty, were cap
tgred.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

IILItOIs.
Di. P.otesf NatLr'. C0a,aaforo. SUgr0H
LNIn Jsul.', A.C. He-sing. J. N. Ffrrf.
2Amos b. Coon. Wm D. Barry. Aaron Lewis
4.JObn y IL lice W. s. AouHfrah. q. Aar'in.
a. Jsrnes " oodrue. John McKn., Chas Coolidge
5.Jsf. hslep. j A. zoe. Ihos Hall
aAoei Longwofth. Sol suaimont. Robt. Macarthur
IWu. ethan. j. ;. n or ~. g. JoltsOB.
a.Issse keys- Clinton Jones III s. mtnore.
10 Wm. T. ~ = W. Aioaisou. David Prince.
Il Al. D.. EsaH. Mm. J.. Afolef b. Il Pagoe.
H. q. Abbot, IN D,lt1ch. n ~ Vig
I1N m. G.. touolL 4. j. ktnssnla5 n a ho ,,..
Lieut.-Coi. james Oaks, 4nl L. S. l., has been DE-.
tailed o aid Tic War Department in The pr.est Of
des-ners. and in securing uuilom.ty in tbe ex
ecu iJA Of the enrolment Act la lie Sie II Itiuo
Headquarters al Springfield.
ElNTCCKY.
Diet P,otosf so..haL Coan.niHec S.yq>e,
lRowlsnA u. IIsli Alber Blad,hsw. w. A. iIidd
u. S. McfaIisnd n. 4. Allen. 4. Wets
~. II. {. saudidie. Jas. nslssrl. Byron Iyons
s0eo. W. Womsch " n 8sret r. s. Btii
eOso. W. beny. = W. Hswalw. y ? Eucsnst
7Tom hoofe fllcb Aunrer. : :. Como.
sGo5eItt 1.ye ~: < wil,oa. ai =. , go.,a
Major w. II. ShJel 18th L. s. IDfanuy Las bee.
detailed o. aid the War Department in ne arres, Cl
deserteTa and IN scoring uniformity in tn exc,u.
tiOn OF tho enrolment act IN tie Siaie Of Keniutke
Headquarters at Frankfort, james Is. Fry, Pro, o6t.
haTsbsl. General.
BANKING ON NtTIOSAI CUEEENCy.
Hugh McCullocb, lhc Controller Vi lie Currency
ha, decided that associations, organizing undcr Tie
set 70 provide a national currency, %c., shall be
dengnated as NatOpal Banks, and not ss National
Banking Amociaiionf. a crculaF Of explicit it,
s'uctions will be isaeJ for the government Of those
desiring 10 Oh sani1e uuler Tie Isw, and The apphca
Tons tlresdy made will DC returned IL order stat
ibey may be presenled in res nlar and proper form.
DEPUTY COHTEOLLTR or the CLRREACY.
sanuei 4. Howard, formerly Of Leroy, y. y,
alely in charge Of the note utling room Lar been
blPo!nIed Deputy Controller oftbe Cunelcy.