New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WLauINGrnN Monday lima % lnf1


Gus cannopading commenced by the Rebels on the
1ih is supposed to have been little more than an at
tempt to waste the last of the ammunition before
surrendering. Though the firing lasted many hours,
but one Union soldier was wounded On the 18th
Gen. Grant was heavily reinforced.
COLORED TROOPS MUSTERED INTO SERVICE.
The 9th Company of the LIST Regiment Of Colored
Volunteers raised in and about the District Of CO.
lumbia, was mustered into the service yesterday by
Col. Birnsy. The 9TH Company is well under way,
and it is expected that the regiment will be full
within fortnight.
THE UNIFORM NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The Controller of the Currency has Issued certiG-
Gates with authority TO commence banking at once
TO institutions incorporated under the Uniform Ma
tional Currency law in the following cities: Phila-
de'phia, Chicago, NewHaven Syracuse, New
York, Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Cleveland and
Day on. OHIO.
CODlFICATIoN OF THE DISTRICT LAWS.
Tie President has appointed "a Codifer of the
laws of the District of Columbia, Richard S. Coke,
lawyer reputed to be in excellent standing here
" here he has practised in the Courts for thirty
years and good Anti-slsvery man. He is not to
be confounded with w alter s. Coke, the newly ap-
pointed Commissioner " execute the Fugitive Slave
law here.
DECISIONS CONCERNING THE INCOME TAX.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue made
the following decisions concerning the income
tax:
Member. Of uercsntls other firm, should return s TO-
1892 their whole business profits Of thst ye,r
without gsrd tie ine When by the private arransem.n
Of tie paicILip such profits are to be divided Of carried
Cz~u. the United states ref'ins abroad liable to
inc .uch Of tncir income ouy aecroe' from
,on. re.idins Ued State. taIsble that
ToTn o. Il. income e'vei from abroad equally with that
aeerains a! home.
REMOVAL OF INVALID SOLDIERS.
All the invalid soldiers in Washington who in the
opinion Of the Surgeons 10 charge, will not be ready
for duty within thirty DAYS TO be sent TO North
ern bos,itsls A thousand efS to-day for New
York, Pennsy wanna, or New. England Their de-
parture will leave vacant beds for the sick ana
wounded to come in from the army.
GEN. sTAIiEL PLACED UNDER GEN. HOOKER>
COMMAND.
| Gen. Stabel has been ordered under Gen. Hooker's
command, aud the 500 sick and wounded in bis regi
mental and brigade hospitals have arrived III Wash-
/ ington.
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.
One hundred and FIVE soldiers, wounded in the
tnt cavalry ught, arrived III Nhb1lnSton tv-JAl
APPOINTMENT OF PROVOST MARSHAL.
/ Col. W. r. Wainwright hs. been appointed Pro-
vosi- Marshal of the District VI Coumbis, in place ol
Col. Quincy declined.
ARlLyAL OF PRISONERS.
One hundred and forty prisoners Of war arrived
here to-day from the Army # the Potomac.
SENTENCED To III SHOT TO DEATH.
John Denny Co. G., 26,h KY, and j. W. Boyd,
Co. L, Goth KY, have been seDtenced to be shot TO
death in Gen. Burusides department., oi desertion
DI>LoYAL PERSONS SENTENCED.
jeremiah Reynolds, Dennis Brien aud Sterling
King have been sentenced 10 hard labor with bail
ana chain, at Saudusky, for expressing dsloyal
timent.. The sentences have been approved by
Gen. Burnside.
APPOINTMENTS N THE ARMY.
TIE IouowInE cadcts, graduates OF the hiIiary
Academy, have been appointed IN the army as fol.
lows, to date from juno ! 1893:
coKTs OF TSGINELRs.
FiRsr LiyrTKSasrs-Joln H. Msis, Peters hichs Jas.
! u. la D. NuL ;. IwIniug Nm n hins W ~. II H. Ben
yslgd, Cha, W. Howell. Ass h. HoIsa-.
OHDSASCE DIrAHTNtST.
FIssr LIErTIsAsT. Mso.nas.. qes9irss " Ne
Kse. trsuh ~ fhipP, Jamr' " hei D JOSIAH H. '. Field
b CHARLES ,. Nocs~rl W.iIHu Be-t..
sEcOSD REGlMESr OF CAVALRY.
CLsre, II L..,,I u Lieut.. vice Ban.hAn, promoted.
rurH nrGrxrSr CAVALRY.
Keuolm Robin, "a Lelt sioddAra resigned. Co. C.
FIRsT HEGINEST % ARTILLERY.
NOTED Company JACOB H. Coun'.u vice Non MicLa.
Iow., prono'ed. Company X George d. RsA,sy, j.. vice
fully. promoted, OaHpfny ID.
eyCoSp RiGIM.ST or ARTILLERY.
Csae, Henry Dodge second LisaisoAa' vice Dudley
/ promoted, Company q
Csds, John O. Bui. second Lieaiensh vice Huntington
FIIIH REGIMENT ARTILLERY.
r. Nh A. Ind MT Reed.
sigusd. Co ID.
Cadet James NJ sanHd Les,onsat viso Caen promoted,
Co. A
TESTH EECIMEsT or INFANTRY.
Jane. r. Bsid Second Lieuonsnt. vice kellogg pro.
noted Co q.
All the officers appointed as above are ordered 10
report in the City Of Washington, in person on the
l5tn day Of July next. Those assigned to the eng
neers and ordnance 10 the chiefs OF their departments
Those to the cavalry, artillery, and infantry arms OF
the service, 10 the Adju'an-Getera, unless before
that time they shall have received other Instructions
CoLogED TROOPS RECRUITING COMMISSION.
An official order has been published announcing
tue appointment Of Major George l.. Stearn', Ar
eis,ant Adalan,-Gener Of U. s. Volunteers, ~
Recruiting Commissioner for the U. 5. colored
troops, subject to such instructions as he may from
time 10 time receive from the Secretary Of War.
SENTENCES by OURI-,IARTiAL.
Tho following soldiers have been sentenced by
court-nartial, in Gen. Woods Department, for the
following ofehses:
Levi Renstcw 18th U g. Infantry, sleeping post Sandy
Hoo go.
Bernhard ST cAueYes Co T., 9TH T. y Artillery sleeping
on post; Fort HAMILTON one year.
Fredencl Liebrr Co H. "a L. 8 Infantry. deserton FCr
Hamilton year. .
Adoph Scheser Co. b. 9Th u ,. Artillery desertOn Fort
Hamilton one year.
Corp Eli. NJ. Weaver Co. h. 5th IT, s. Artillery. conduct
all officer gsutlenani Fort Haniiion one
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