New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24

wo years, was yesterday broken up by It. Coz resn,
by order of the War Department. and the thousaud
men, women and children transferred to the care Of
Mr.; Nichols at the Trecdman's Farm. across the Po
tomac.
| ADDRESSES BEFORE THE UNION LEAGUE.
The rooms of the Union League were crowd.
ed to night to hear Hons. Isaac NJ Arnold Of Illinois
and John A. Kasson Of Iowa. The former dwelt upon
the great contrast between the gspublc Of to-day and
the Republic It two years age noting especially
tee vast strides that freedom had made He expressed
tn. opinion that IL the current two years were as fruit
full in good as those JUS. ending. the ryegth Con.
gress would witness the death OF Slavery. Passing "a
spcaI, OF those who had wrought most to this end M
Arnoa spoke Of tho President who. no urged sAoeld
be allowed to complete the work he had we'll begus
A remask which was received BY tho audience win
cheer upcQ cheer. Mr. Arnold noted three great crrs
in the history Of msdern civilization, Magma Charta,
the Declaration Of Irependence, and the Proclmatos
Of Freedom. Mr. Kassons address dealt chiefly wiih
the question 81 reconstruction He urged the impotancs
Of dividing tie lands Of the South sHong the poor whites
and the soldiers OF the Union armies, who w0ld build
up great and noble free Commonweatbs the ruins Of
the Slave States Mr. Kasson paid glowing tribute 70
the devotion OF Iowa to the the sacroes her
people had made aud their determination TO fight tho
Rebellion down a.any cost VI time, money or blood.
THE LICENSE FOR BANKS.
/ The Commissioner of Internal Revenue bag
decided that all Banks presenting claims at tAs Trcasu
~ Of tho nitcd States simply for payment as chect
or draft need not obtain cersc but all banks urging
claims through the Department must first take OF,
license claim agents.
THE CONGRESSIONAL VACATION.
A spesial train conveyed from Washington,
TODAY large number of Senators and Members going
their homes to spend the holiday vacation.
MAJORGEHERALS FOR CONFIRMATION.
The names OF a number Of MajorGene-sJs
were sent into the Senate today for confirmation. Gea-
Schofelds nomination the only which wsa
taken up but objection msde to its immediate
sideration.
GEN. sCGEyCK's SUCCESSOR.
The loyel men Of Maryland aud Delaware ar6
exceedingly anxious to have Gen schenck return to tho
command of the Middle Department and to this end
the Union Congressman of Delaware Maryland. and
Ohio have solicited the President and Secretary OF
War TO give the command al interim to Col Dom Piat
Gen Schcnchs late Chief OF Staff Col Pa't has bcea
fortunate enough to win the confidence Of the inen wac
30 lately carried Maryland and Delaware. and they
speak In the warmest terms OF his ability, energy. and
patriotism To further this arrangement. Gen ID.
ryler of Connecticut has declined in favor Of Col Pia.
The President and Secretary listen fayoraby but arc
troubled about the question OF rank.
ESLIsTMEYTs FOR THE VETERAN CORPS.
From eighteen to twenty thousand men have
alre adv signed their willingness TO enter .hc Veteran
Corps and is believed the number w be sweusd
to thirty thousand
THE PAYMENT or QUARTERMAsTRGs' CBSCXS.
Orders were issued to-day at the Treasury
Department TO pay hereafter but % instead OF 20 pcr
cent in cash Oh all Quartermasters checks payable i0
certificates OF indebtedness.
U. S. MARSHAL III CONNECTICUT.
The President has nominated Henry HAM
mona of Killings. As L. :. Marshal for Cornect.ca:.
Vice Marshal Corr deceased.
DlSMissALs FROM THE SERVICE.
The following is the official list of the dismiss
sal, from the service for various olenses. for the week
ending Dee. 10:
OuIr,sn 18th Pa Capt.. Kargi nth Mo-; Capt. Rt-
81 "a Pennsylvania Reserves Capt leageE isth Ia:
Cant Nc. ,onne 10Th " "; Capt. Oliver. li5th Pa.
Capt, Howe 18th Ohio Capt saer. 18th L. > Infantry;
apt Henkle llOth Pa AssistantSirgcon stein, Jrih
y Y. First Lieut. Mcconnell. 6.d Ill Second Lieut..
9th y l.: Second Lieut.. Carroll LIST Home brigade.
Md Major Ross nth Mo.
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have received
anthority 70 commence operations: