New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

And II in any the Board has 10 doubt the character
or suciency Of the evidence presented, should dechc
require presented in time be considered without delaying
the Of the draft. Provost Mhas required to
telegraph daily the Provost Marshal General after the
adjournment Of the Examining Board the number Of drafted
men held :nbn,e accepted paid
and sent to general rendezvous
RESIGNATION REGULATIONS.
Gen. Burnside has ordered that no officer III
the Department of Ohio will be allowed to resign with
out showing letters from the Ordnance Department
and the Second and Third Auditors of the Treasury
that he has made all prescribed returns and is az the
tine Of resignation in no ways indebted to any depart
mont Of the Government. The fact that clothing ord
nance returns have been lost is for not max
ing such returns to the several Departments, as an
officer should be well enough acquainted with his com
mand TO make such returns from memory.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Rowley, Gen. Viele, late Military Gov
ernor Of Norfolk and Gen Grover Of the heroes Of
Port Hudson are in Washington tonight.
EXAMINATION OF ASSISTANT SURGEONS.
A Board of Naval Surgeons for examination
Of Acknowledgements for promotion aud admission
into the Medical Cops Of the Navy will be convened ~
Philadelphia the Isl Of september Surgeons james
W. Green. \. 4. Henderson aud b. YIeeisud compose
the Board.
GOVERNOR oF ARIZONA.
The Hon. j. \. Goodwin, now Chici-Justice OF
the Territory Of Arizona, WAS to-day appointed Cover
nor Of the Territory in place Of Hon. John 4. Gurey
deceased
k c. Mccormick. md other officers Of the Territory
also arrived here this morning named tbs nomination
to the President a., one likely to be satisfactory.
Ii understood that The Arizona petition Will start
from New York for the Territory next week.
THE DRAFTED MIN on RIKEg's ISLAND.
Col. T. NJ Bryan, Of the 18th Pennsylvania
Cavalry WHO'S well known one OF the best d.sciP-
Librarians in the Regular Army. has been assigned to
the command Of the drafted men at RkeTs Island New
York HaTbor.
MILITARY CHANGE.
Col. Il. y. Hudson, of Gen. Frcmouts staff,
atcy on duty on the court martial OF which Gen Slough
is President. has been relieved. Col Larney hc"ee
takes his place In consequence OF this change moth
ing was done by the Court today
FRAUDULENT NOTES.
Notes of various denominations and in lmita-
ton OF the Government green backs In circulation
They purport TO be on the Government bank. which
does not exist are dated Washington. Ds,rics ofCo
Iumbia November 10th. 1892 and signed J. Winslow.
cashier and Harvey PAtion president. They are sup
fscd 70 cInanste from Now-York.
SENTENCES OF CoURTs-MARTfAL.
Capt. George Rieman. % Missouri Vols
Charged with violation Of tho 18th Article Of War
Found guilty and sentenced TO forfeit all pay. and be
dismissed. Dsapproyedi the proceeding being r.
regular; but he had been found guilty % apISoprin'
ing Government property 10 his own use he stands dis
missed.
surason .,lrr.a wyncoop. 1. S. Vol'.-GiTing tn
formation 70 persons friendly 10 the enemy. Guilty
To be dismissed. Tho President. In reviewing tie
record l. wiug 10 behave there lee, intentional
crimiaaliy than indscFcion and remls The sentence
with severe rcpEimAnd.
william $ wallcr.-Spy. Sentenced TO he hanged
Commutod to imprisonment during the on Johnson
Island.
John T Dial-Aiding and abeitlng the enemy. To
be shot. DisapproyoG the Court having no lurisdic
ton To BE- turned over 20 the civil auihoriics
DEATH or col. HAuaAN, L. s. A.
The War Department i advised Of the death
Of Lieut. Col George Nauman. let L. ). ARTILLERY Ee
had been summoned before the Retiring Board but
he had been years In the service he made application
to De retired and retired accordingly on the lsi
instant liz was entitled by seniority to the oolonecy
OF the 5ih L. 5. Artillery vice Brown, retired. Col.
Nauman was a native of Pennsylvania. and was about
"a ycarr u age.
ASSIGNED To THE INVALID CORPS.
The War Department publishes list Of 80
non commissioned officers and prlyaes OF the regulars
and volunteers who unit for active feld service and
are accordingly assigned 10 the Invalid Corps
PARDoSED ~ THE PRESIDENT.
The following men, undergoing sentences Of
Courts Martial have been pardoned by the President
Richard Ilembres l.. % lad. Daniel Warren, 40.
Iohn How'd D. gC Ky. Harrison Mont, Ia Art
John Doyny g. 2ok John Morrison, Colorado Cav
me DUTY OK HORSE snOE-.
The following explanation has been made by
the Commissioner Of Intcrnal Revenue:
TKIlsurY DErnTHrsr.
OIFict 90 INTERNAL REvrArt,
W.smNGros. Monday July H. 1898 )
sR Your letter Of the nth Instant has bcsn received IN
.n.wer have say that 10 held by this ofrc that the duty
hoIse shoes when duty las not been PAID
1n duty has been lad provided by the act Oi
March refers 20 hors@ shoes made by machinery or
forms Horse shoes made by hand aud hnshcd by
Oens coIbng aud horse .ho. forms which the aboS"
TAI has paid when ,oed and corted become manuac
urc subject cent al yaoreuI duty, under the na
ton provided Ia section - Of tho Act Of March via II tho
cent the value Of the shoe before oss additions
made 10 H. This ruling understand 10 be In accordance with
YOUR mode Of which Ia held TO be correct
Yours respectfully
FDw'D MPHERsON DEPUTY comml..ion.r
OTIS CLsrr Esq, L. 5. Assessor, Boston Mae
To the A,socistcd Press.
WAsnHGroS Friday. Aug. q. 1863
THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA
Gov piornonf IL here maxine ARRANGEMENTS