New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

turing O Sergeant named Brown and Corporal Oh INC
18th New York. They appeared again about noon yes
.erday Of BurAs station and succeeded III running OF
about Il dozen OF our mules, and capturing Sergeant
guarding the teams.
QUE SICK AND WOUNDED AT CULPEPPER.
A special train left Culpepper last night with
orr sick and wounded and such Rebel wounded Us
were remaining at the hospitals there One OF our
wounded cayalry men died on the way down.
DEsEITERs EXECUTED.
Chas. Williams, Ath Md; Daniel Sullivan,
18th Mass; Eeman Barbour, 10th Pa. Daniel Drights
lst n. j. John Tomlin, l45th n. Y. were executed
Yesterday Tor deserton. They belong to the LIST Corps
GOV. SEYMOUR AND THE DRAFT.
In view OF all that Gov. Seymour and his Ad-
iutan; enera have said about the number Of Volnn-
teers they have raised since January l. 1868 and tie
cred. Which should be allowed NewYork on the draft
on this account it is significant fact that since the LIST
of Januair these ouamouthcd officials have not CON-
p.eted the organization Of single three year regiment
one full nine months regiment alone beside fragments
of five re ginens Of threeyears cavalry and fragment
of one re ent of three years infantry having left the
State since the date specified Beside these troops
there are q few detached companies at New-lork But
no disposition is shown by Gov Seymour, or his Adju
tantGenoral to complete the organization or to forward
them the Ieu. IN Inc idrtoi "niNh
,ndisputabc the clamor Of Seymour and his Adjutan
Gen. abou. the volunteers they have contrib
ued TO the war; under cover Of which caInor they have
struggled 50 hard to defeat the draft appears in lis true
cooTs.
Two millions aud half Of postal currency
have been retired The issue Of the fractional currency
which 10 10 take It's place was TO lave commenced yes
tcrdav and SIX or seven thousand dollars worth were
printed but its appearance rot being satisfactory its
destruction was ordered and lie issue has been ind n
itely postponed.
EXAMINING SURGEONS
The Commissioner of Pensions has appointed
the following Examining Surgeons DR.. Francis
Ronalds GRANVILLE LII; Or. L. NJ. Fly and Mr. Carroll,
ILL.,; Dr. Et.H ard Russell Pennington. Me-
TIE NEW HosiE OF THE NORTHWESTERN INDIANA.
The location to which the Sioux and Win
nebagoes have been removed. at Crow Creek On tie
Missouri river, affords them comfortable home il
fine country. Efforts have been made to render tie
Indians dissatisfied With Then hume for tie pur
pose of getting them further South on the Missouri
river The settlers there do ike this prospect and
protes; against it, The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
however mas intention OF removing these tribes from
Crow Greek.
sUPEEISTI.,DENTs OF VOLUNTEER RECRUIIIEG
SERVICE.
Lieut. Col. James Oakes, Cd u. S. Cavalry,
Assistant Provost MarshalG neral of Illinois relieves
Col Pitcpirn Morrison sth u. S. Infantry Super.
n.endent OF Volunteer Recruiting Service for Illinois
aud CAPT John A. Farquhar OF the 18th T. S Infantry
relieves Capt b. Miller 18th u. s. Infantry, Super
intenden; OF Illinois.
GIN. SWEENEY AssIo MD TO DUTY.
Brighten. T. w. Sweeney, L. s. Volunteers,
has left fr Indianapolis Ind where lie has been rs
signed duty coinmandent Of The depot for drafted
men, Gen. Sweeney has been in active service since
the commencement Of the war
ADJT. -GEy. TOWNSEND GONE on SPECIAL sELvIcE.
Col. l.. ID. Townsend, Acting Adjutant- Cen
oral during Gen. Thomas's absence has left the War
Department temporarily special basiness. Lieut..
Col. Nichols acts in his place.
THE LICENSE or WHOLESALE DEALERS.
The Commissioner OF internal Revenue has
decided relative to the license Of wholesale dealer tis
where their sales reach sCOQO00 requiring therefor
500 license additional license Of $3.50 shah be
quiIed; where their sales arc in excess thereof
in any sum not exceeding one million the
effect Of this decisions make the section
conssicat with itself ard establish regular
gradaon sales Of one uiIicl and not exceeding two
millions, license Of 500; sales Of two millions and not
exceeding three millions $50; ssios Of three millions
and not exceeding four millions Siooo, and 50 on
10 The Assoc ated Press.
WAsHNcToy. Friday Sept. %, 1863.
VICE CONSUL OF DENMARK RECOGNIZED.
The Pre- idenf has recognized John f. Brown
rs yieeCor>ul Of Denmark for The State Of Maine
reside a hath. and C. j. r. Aoler as VictConsul Of
Denlnarl ioi Wisconsin 10 reside at Milwaukee.
DETAILED FOR DUTY IN BOSTON HAREoE.
Col. g. IL. Leonard CO The 18th Massachusetts
Regiment commanding brigade in the LIST Army
oofps' ana who was severely wounded at GettysbWg
e ehects % which be hes no. yet recovered from, has
oeen temporarily detaled for duty in Boston harbOr.
TIL ONE HuNoBED-DcLIAR BOUNTY.
The Second Auditor OF the Treasury has de-
oded that IN officer promoted from the ranks who has
served enlisted man;wo wear. IL pot entitled
10 the sim OF 100 bounty, in aesdanee with the eys
ing acts Of Congress. This decision WAS made in q
case Submitted by Joseph Il. Deitt e. Co If Pbilo
dclphia.
ARRIVAL OF lRrsoEERl II
To-day ll9 prisoners, captured RECENTLY south {
OF .e Iuidfa seac'ed here from the Ann Of the po
uae. So. ~ osptryed al Madison Co.tToase