New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

~Sn. tne H. the Presidents
Is unconstitutional unjust de explains 70 ms friend
tho1sh spYou 10 do So because to tender his resignation
now would be ask hs disgrace and tor ne further reason
in sS t he the Ambulance
Cep which he alleges will n, enable b dnaa s
sSon 10 y,ndsI The same assistance to the other side as
well as his men, lie adds, Az Aptls.sm mao sne
Of Ss sss from l s os I'd
well cared for. and some Of whom nave ns.Ia ron
since their return He further states sss, cheeks .d be-
cried III. child He appears have found only sorrow IN
tho service except where enjoying the b.s %oSndsd while
sabbng the life Of tho country whose commission ne nea
deu, conceive Of position Of ds Si%s. Sy sSs
echerous conceameut OF bis sentiments rom tne
mont whose ~ % nS sa. this
slfnfictea de sdaon himself he appears 90 DC cSn.cou
s. wSp became SS ino%p asDc: b.
that these my sentiments, would not only DC sum
may d,m,d tho service but probably SS,d ob.a .ae
side prison. for the benefit Of my health, until the war "
entirely certain ths. public ntee.. can be safe In
the hand. Of An officer 80 hostile the Administration charged
with conduct Of the war, and so profoundly
with the Rebels I" Lieut. oaiAhd hs' c'n'o''sa N''e"
Although up to hi, time far known. bis sympathy has
m,uened itself only In weeping when one Of the epemys
was and In rejoicing whom minister.
ng TO tho Of wounded Rebels no guaranty exs hst
A. soms critical conuncture IN military movenient this
would not take more active and manly, and, for
the Government far more sis form OF SeVeopy.,
4. Therefore by direction OF the President dhOpo
ably dismissed the service Of The co. United States
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutsut- General
THE COMMAND AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Brighten J. ID. Cox has been appointed to the
command Of the military post at Columbus, Ohio,
in the room OF Brig Gen. James Cooper, deceased.
OFFICERS MUSTERED OUT OF SERVICE.
In accordance with orders from the War Depart
ment. the following officers will bs mustered out Of
the United States service:
Brig Gen. Louis Blenksr. u. s. Volunteers.
Big Cen George A. MeCail, U s. Volunteer =,
Col Charles =. HavsOet, Additional ABIDE U. D.
Col. Thom.. NJ Key. Additional Aid-de.Csmp U. g. Vol
Col Edward II. Wright Additional Aidds-camp U. 8.
yolupteer. and Major 9Th u. :. Cavalry.
II. - Volunteer. and Captain ist u. s. Cavalry.
Major Herbert Won H.apner.e!n, Additional AiddeCsmp
Ms,n Edw Ard Mex Hudson, Additional Aid de Camp U.
8. Volunteers, and Captain l4th u. s. lniAntry;
Major Adolf Carlson WsrberG Additional Ad-de'Camp
Cspt Wm p Mason, Additional Aid-de-csmp U. s. Vol
CAY. John HO.kiu Additional Aidds-C Camp U. s. Vol
Csp, oeorg. A. Caster Additional Aidde-Csnp u g. Vol
uptoeI. and LIsuiebaDt 9Th u. S. Cavalry.
The officers Of the regular army mustered out OF
the volunteer service, Nc above, will resume their
rank in their regiments.
WAsmIsoros Friday. April TO- 1869.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING BUREAU.
About $780, 900 blsnks printed nj this Govern
msnt Printing Bureau for the Adjutant- Generals
Office during month, and about an equal number
for tho Ordnance and Quartermaster's Bureaus In
addition, there is very much printing for the Office
of Internal Revenue and other branches Of the pub
lie service. Forty power-presses are constantly in
operation. The largest Congressional document
now in the hands of the compositors is the testimony
of the Committee on the Conduct of the War. 1t
covers 5000 foolscap pages Of manuscript
To save many parties trouble, it may be stated
that the Superintendent of Public Printing has MOTH
ing 70 do with sending public documents to persons
constantly applying for them by letter and otherwise
As the documents printed they are sent to the
Capitol or to the Departments according to their char
acter.
LIEUT.. JAMES A. DOYLE.
Lieut.. james A. Doyle, on the 9TH Of March, gave
the Navy Department, Philadelphia as his residence
Important orders sent to that city have failed TO
reach him. and fears are entertained for his safety.
PACKAGES SENT TO THE ARMY INSPECTED.
Every package going hence to the Army of the
Potomac is now subject to rigid inspection by an
officer appointed for the purpose This is in pursu-
auce of a recent order from Gen. Hooker to prevent
abuses heretofore practced by the Army Purveyoru,
who have made use of Government transportation
for private speculation under the cover OF orders from
general officers.
APPOINTMENTS FOR CALIFORNIA.
Henry Baker has been appointed Special Agent OF
the Post Office Department for California and
Oregon, vice Charles Watrous removed. Commits
siops have been prepared for Robert b. Swain,
Superintendent Of the Mint, and Samuel ]. Bridge
and III. NJ. Miller, Appraisers at San Francisco The
commission for Mr.. Low, % Collector oil the Port,
has not yet been issued.
THE REPORTED RECRUITING IN IRELAND.
II has been ascertained from an official source,
that no permission has been authorized TO obtain re-
cruits in Ireland as alleged by The liverpool Ai6to
COUNT CAsTIGLI0N
Count CAST lioni, who holdsa high position under
Victor EmanuePs Government, is now visiting
Washington. He has been the recipient OF distin-
guished attentions.
DECISION RESPECTING FIRE-BRfcK.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
c;aed the making of friedrich il strictly manufsc-
ure under the excise law and that the makers must
nav three per centum nd vaorem, and required to
render monthly returns. Companies authorized by
charter 70 build railroads or canals upon which pas
sepgers and freight other than that Of the Company
are to be transported, being indebted for any sum
Or sums Of money for which bonds or other evidences
Of Indebtedness have beep or shall be issued paya-
lie in one or more years after date, are required to
withhold three per centum from all payments on nc
count of coupons or interest upon such Indebtedness
af n
nal, and to make quarterly returns and payment
thereof to the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.