New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
PROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Monday, Sept. T. 1869.

| NATIONAL BANKS AUTHORIZED.
The following banks have been authorized to
commence banking operations:
First National Bank Canton, Ohio; capital, $1,000
second si Nsona Sf Bsn s' Franin capital $
| THE FIvETwENTY LOAN.
The deposits on account Of the five.twenty
loan for tho past week amounted TO S3,470l O0 The
subscriptions now reach the Of goo OO nearly
all Of which has been taken within the past six months
THE WRECK OF THE STEAMER RUTH.
The wreck of the steamer Ruth is to be raised
by Government. More ofthe money, supposed to have
been burned, has been recovered
THE CASE OF GEN. MILRoY.
The Court inquiring into the evacuation OF
Winchester and the conduct Of Maj Gen. Milroy. COM
plctod its examinations to-day 1t is understood'that
the original instructions TO the Court. which required
them to assign the blame where 1t might properly be-
long. modified that it only became the duty Of
the Court to collect the evidence In the and lay the
same before the President This the Court has done.
TO correct the impression that Gen. Miroy evacuated
the place without fight understand it wa in eyi.
ence that AL men were killed and wounded within the
intrenchments. His force consisted Of 5000 men.
The testimony OF Maj Gen. Hooker is regarded as very
important The impression seemed prevail that Gen.
mlifpY was ~ ''s"N'''' f'-'
same Court viii continue its Investigations into the
Martnsburg affair.
RECOSSOIssASCE TO Aide md VICINITY.
Capt. Sharar, with portion of the lst In
diana Cavalry Gen Towards body guard. made re.
connossance to Adie and vicinity Near Goals Spring
Gap he encountered body Of Moseby men. had Skin
ish drove them Off and brought in four as prisoners
These guerrias had received rev uniforms last We'd
! 81. ~ ,ba HAT fliq hand had
not been mustered into the Rebel service is untrue
they having been mustered in June IL last This state
ment, however. may be made to their necks Part
Of the band II is known belong 10 different cavalry
gimcnts. but the majority citizens. These men re.
port Moscby wounded In the thigh and hip but not NOR
tally. lie is at Culpepper and will probably be fit for
duty in about six weeks.
WAR GAZETTE.
SENTENCES OF courts MARTIAL
! Lieut.. Caesar Nisscn, 39th \. Y. Vols
Charged with consplrng with eICol DUtaosy to de-
fraud the United States and with making false return
Guilty. To be cashiered. Approved
Lieut. Rofrey II. Newkirk. Co Il. l90th ~ y. Vols
Drunkenness on duty Guilty. To be cashiered. Sen
tence RENTED.
Capt James Saunders Goth " Y vol.-Coniuot
unbecomins an officer md gentleman. Guilty. To
be dismissed. COMMITTED TO loss OF one months psy
Col G. 7. Prescott and Lieut.. Col. Luther Stephen
son I'D Mass. Woodworking leave OF absence
Guilty To he dismissed COMMITTED TO loss Of one
months pay.
/ Lieut. George W OMaliey. co. X. llj,h Pa Vols
Attempting to ,cmrai, rape lady nom Camden.
" j. who on 4 visit to ~ the hospital. o. the
Army ~ the Potomac to see her son. Guilty. To be
dishonornhy dsmssed to lose all I-ny and allowances
be declared forever incapable u holding any Office Of
trust honor. or profit under the Government ~ the
United States and 20 be- confined convict n hard
labor. for six years. Approved and The prisoner OF
dcgcd to be sent to the Pcnitentiary at Albany
surrRis1TNpENr OF rrcEuINc SERVICE BOX MICHIGAN
Capt. Charles e.. Duryea, Ist L. :. Artillery,
has been relieved from daiy IN the Department Of the
Gull and ordered 10 the supcr.eIdcuce Of the
volunteer recruiting service in the state % Michigan,
vice iicui Col. Smith. relieved.
PROM SEw-MEXIco.
Private letters from New-McNico state tina,
the health Of troops there very good and grea;
satisfaction is expressed with the action Of Gen. Carrie
ton commanding the department in rardoning all nili.
tary offenders except those charged with capital crime,
on the receipt Of the news OF the Gettysburg victory.
The officers Of the regular army duty in New Mexico
are very anxious 20 have a chance Of Distinguishing
themselves in the States ard almost impatient TO be
ordered their regiments which with the armies in
the field
FOLLY VETOED
II Is reported that 4 wel-known General in
the Army Of the Potomac had made arrangements 10
give grand ball and feast at his headquarters. when
stop as put to the affair by order from the Com
handing General in which Il stated that the only
bcils recognized In that army were ecHroS IaR'
GOOD JOKE on KILrATRlcK.
The army has grown merry over kilpatrck's
recent exploits Port Conway. They say that XII.
patrloNs cavalry captured two ganboats. but were
forced to destroy them Jor sd@ Of raa'po'iai'on
To the A.soci,,sd Pres..
WASHINGTON Monday sept. T. ls63.
STEAMER TOR PENSACOLA AID INTERMEDIATE
STATIONS.
The supply steamer Union will from New
York Sept. II. She will touch at Port Royal Key
West aud al Of Admiral Baieys stations also. at
Pensacola bu, goes no further than Pensacola.
NAVAL orders.
Lieutenant. Commander +. X. Lewis has been
etacl., from the command the Itsks and ordered
to Baltimore special duty.
Lieutenant Commander George Brown has been or
dcrcd to the command ofthe ltaska.
Iient. William H. Gushing has been detached from
b, ,nmond of the Shoclokon and ordered 20 the COM
mand of the Monticello
TREASURY RECEIPTS.
The receipts into the Treasury from taxes ON
the "a of September tho largest ever reported IN one
dey from the same They were on account OF
he Internal Revenue 1921. 5i9 Of account of the
Customs in United - atos notes. sJs, go 40; and in
cola sJ5i, 100 a.; making IN all s.o7.46p 90.
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