New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
THE LATE GEN. STRONG.
TIE PAYMENT OF THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
FORMATION OF A CAVALRY BUREAU.
v,n Dvp,nrxKSr, ApyrrAsT GKSERATs OFFICE,

POTOMAC.
The Paymas,er-General has directed paymasters
70 make up their rolls rapidly possible in order
that the Army of the Potomac may be paid up 10
the let of June The preparation OF the rolls has un
avoidably been delayed owing TO recent active move
mems of the troops.
WAsHIyGroS Mosdsy. August O. 1863.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST LITTLE CROW.
We learn from the expedition against Little Crow
that 20 far from oispersng his forces lie had burned
the praires and concentrated them near Ders Lake,
not far from the British line. The United States
forces were dragging their weary length along the
line of the Missouri River, bat Little Crows incen-
diarism would stop their further progress.
PIXIES PEAK REPORTS REVIVED.
Late sdvices from Pixies Peak state that large
quantities Of gold are being taken from mines around
Central City.
MORE INDItN TROUBLES.
Judge Wright. of Inoians, VITO has been out in
that region g. agent Of the Government locating the
Indians, Csmanehes, Arrapshoes Apaches. &C.. est-
mates their number at from ten 10 twelve thousand
piving from two 10 three thousand warriors. These
Indians had been visited by the Sioux, who had
urged them TO commence hostilities against the
whites by attacking the wagon trains on the Santa
Fe road along the Arkansas River, and committing
other depredations Thus far peace had been pre-
served, and il was confidently hoped, still would be.
A plan is now in consideration by Government
which will have a decided tendency to stop any
further warhke movements on the part Of these
Indians. The Camanches and Arrapahoes are repre-
senled as being in favor Of the Government but the
other tribes are with either side that will give them
fight
OFFICERS FOR THE COLoRED REGIMENTS.
The demand for Captains and other Company officers
OF Colored troops has been great that the bureau
has with difficulty kept pace with the emergency.
On the other band tue supply Of field officers has
been considerably in e1cess Of The demand. The
candidates have been subjected 10 an uuusually
thorough examination, aud this circumstance, To-
gelher with their previous experiences and approved
courage, bids fair to make the negio regiments ell
cieni 10 much css time than tie average OF new
troops. At the same time it gives character 70
the corps which Will make it respected by Southern
If not feared northern Copperheads. Adjt- Gen.
Thomas will Immediately return to Vicksburg aud
the lower Mississippi 10 prosecute the work OF OF
gaming COlOred troops 80 auspiciously commenced
. By bin.
NATIONAL BANKING.
Permission 10 commence banking operations has
been granted 10 First National Bank Of Tene
Haa,e, Ind. Capital 100000.
RECEIPTS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
The recepts q: the Internal Revenue Department
for the month Of July, are five millions so hundred
and nineIy-tight thousand niue hundred aud sky.
seven doilsIs ls5 ,29S, ,967)
THE DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH
CAROLINA.
HKApouAKTEIs EiGn1EKNTH AKmY CoEPs,
NEwBEKH July ~, 1853. )
GssnK.L ohDths No ioS-rhs uneersigaed having been
el.tss the oi the Department Of Virginia aud
Moth Carolina big Cen IDn n Palmer ia hsrebs ordered
70 the command the Eighteenth Army Corps and OF The
post aud districts occupied ~ that Corps the enlarge
ieen command win remove the MojoT General coin
% ion. had ns honor o. commanding he desires expre. to
them the satisfaction he has swsys ie' the dsc.
& 40 on 1aIe o Sndsr hi. coansnd they viii sue ne
t.D tho. high reputation and vie IN honoaoe nyay with
old Of tie .ioes and peris OF the
bssasids Expedition. - ,oerr,
~ eoiaIasLd OF MAJ Gen j. " fVsi hh
FOhr aiOSROK, July IL, 1908.
GxsxxAL OKDrEs No. lin oonio ~ with tho assign
en' Of Iae President OF the United Ss'e LsIeoy assume
eomaod Of the Department Of Vsinis IN addition to h.
ysusA oy A Cen DiE val resn IN force until iuIthef
eIoeIa ff J. u. FOSTER,
Maj Gen. Commanding.
THE DEPARTMENT OF TIE CUMBERLAND.
hEIDerAhTEhs DEPARTMENT on CUMBERLAND.
IULLAHOEA, Tenn, July II, 1865
GRnERAL ORDERS 10. ItJ-FDst-A depot Of supplies
for thus Department WI bo estsol sned Naio d.
rection Of Csp II. G. Hodge,, A. U. ~
Seendi Tine following oneis ssssnnents are announced;
Capt g. Perkins jr A O. H. River, Ran and City tIans-
poftstioD Lieut. e. III. Irwin, 9Th Mich Voif A. A. q NJ
master Of transportation and O. M stor,s Capt J.
Stubs, A. O NJ supplies to hofIit fruit and IoIagoi
Capt }. Coz A. ~ Camp and Garrison squipage. cloth.
irg and stationery Capt. W. Mills. 74h OHIO Vols A. A.
NJ, wul report for special duty to Capt H. &. Hodges.
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lard aesQisIlOus On the dsgSt must bs ,uVsv1sd and