New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

This colony established in May 1868. about "Uo
,ontrahands being removed thither rom Camp Barker
II low numbers over Oo) peaccabc aud industrious in
habi, qnts with n day school of 10 children ard an
eycnin, school of l25 adults The hospital for the aged
and inir is - by 30 feet, and is two stories high Tue
most strik ng Improvement has taken place in the
health Of the colony since it removed from Duff Green
Row and Cam, Barker. The mortality and sickness are
now les, than On 'cnth great as formerly. The PEG
pc are well clad and the village presents neat ana
thrifty appearance.
OUrRAGEs BY Bu3hWnACKERs IN THE NDiAN
COUNTRY.
Private adyices from 1allequah state ;hat on
the 2sth Of October. a bad Of bu,bwhGcsers .Hd'r
Capt. Jim Butler II ~ Senator Bniler Of Nor'"
Carolina surrounded the home of MI Nave, n'"h-i"
law of John Ross, the celebrates Chief OF the chcf'e'
Nation. forced their way IN. pur.Iei MI Nave ih'o N
adjoining field. where they SHOT, stabbed and ro''Hu
him Of 500 robbed the house of ereIythinr save one
blanket which the mother begged for sick infant in'h
proceeded 10 jobs Ross mansion sAch tny hfch'
stole his negroes horses mules. sc, returned to MIS-
Naves's house vhcl.hey also fired (sfe succeeded ~
cxngu'shing the hamcs) stole her horses and riu'rs
and departed The Indians in the neighcorhcol have
taken rcfcc a Fort Gibson These letters say taai the
Union authorities in that region do not inclined 70
interfere tostoP such outragcs.
THE NATIONAL CURRENCY.
| So littCtmc has elapsed since the NATIONAL
Currency act rcnr into operation that Controller Me ,
Culoch will not be enabled TO give more than general
view Of the system in bis report TO the Secretary - tie
Treasury this year II s however. understood tAas the
Controller will osggest quite extensive amendments to
the law Il stands If the more important Of
| which are briefly ~ follows:
| Firs. That National Baats sha b. allowed !"
commence business with lcss capital paid in than hfJ
thousand dollars.
Sccord Tint the rate Of interest 10 be charged by
! National Banks shall be- uniform and pr cent.
7hrd That the penalty or uspFs b. the forfeiture OF
al interest only instead ~ The forfeiture uf The whole
debt rs under the laws Of New YORK.
I0lrih. That the banks Of sclbolrj cities H.. nud'f
suitable restrictions temporarily i'fcycd from he OPP
| Grafton 81 oil usUry hws--so that they mny adopt
sliding SCALE Is done by tie Bank OF England. ana
may be enabled 10 exercise al influence Oh IL" 'Ail'
ton OF gold.
FinA' Inai the National Bank, b, compelled TO take
measures 70 prevent their note. becoming depre
| caied in the commercial cities IN their vicinity.
Svh That they bee compelled to carry i"riion OF
their profit, every hall year 10 the surplus fuHd
Ssrfnh TIE repeal of sections o. ~. Sad o. when
make It the duty II the Controller Ia furnish currency 10
| existing banks viii be recommended
CORRECTION.
The omission of Il mot" in / paragraph
published in yesterdays TRIBUNE materially affected
the SENSE The Controller has decided that the National
bank notes shall not De disAgured With bronze or g
lettering in any form
HORSE IHSpRcTION PgAUDs.
Grea, frauds have been discovered in the in
spcc,ion Of horses In this city There = evidence that
numbers have been Inspected late hoaF tie day
and sent before the uc, morning 70 the Army Of the
Potomac some IL which We actually lame. o,hers
we're unfit for common and most n mem unable to
bear the hard wear and tear Of cavalry lie Yesterday
the horses that raised retained Tor rcinsPvion
dny ana the llhoritic. bu-y engaged "a sizing
the hole matter - tho bottom.
RiAFPoISTfD AND ASSIGNED II DCTY.
Charlie, j. IIoyt Of Ncw-York. whose appoint
mcnt as Patma.'er W. ncrn,ivcd 10y Pie tie on &C
count u d.,losay is- bc'n rcapP,aic and as.'.n'i
90 duty
rEDyOSr-H tRsHAL RfrOHrs
Pnyo.t-MAr.hal. are required hereafter to
mako wcoly report upon hlank form. 90 De- furnished
from The Provost Marshal Generals Hurenu. Of al
onicer. soldiers and cihlrns employed ty them aud
Vii forward the same 20 tAi. Office through ilr Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal Geusral II their state 90
dis ision.
l. the A..or.l.e5 Pfrss.
WAsnNcTo, Ihnr.day De l-'I.
THE MAPS UsgD 10y THE FRENCH rs MfSico.
The statement that Gen. Forey or the French /
VI mater va. furnished by ,c State Department Will
Gen Scott. military maps Of Mer.co or other niorina.
ton. preparatory The French invasion II ua' COM
try l- erroneous, Neither Con. Forcy nor TIE iroach
Minister ror my other person. nsAei SIR ~ r.
crivcd any such information.
DECISION CONCERNING BOUNTY To vOLr NrEBRs.
The Secretary Of War has given his decision
to the Hon. q u. French tie second Auditor 4 tho
I if. .fIs n .ff4
mted by Me.srs joseph l.. Dewitt 4 Co. Of rhiiadel'
pha that the months volunteers Of several States
who were called out under tho first section 81 the act
Of july H. I-o2. that no troops were called for &c.
ceut.d therefore these troop, not entitled TO the
the ann Of 90 bounty and the - premium. The
amount involved In this question j. several millions ~
dollars snd ~ yarogs paynasters throughout the conn
n, have paid many o. the regiments from fennsy'a
Mn New Jersey Rhode Island. and other states they
ar. pecuiary interested. Tie several State Military
Departments are also Involved rs well a. some %" ~"
troops Who have served for months. The second Au
dtor has also decided that the g, advanced bounty
should be- paid by the Mastering officer IL The recruit
y hen mustered In n well The premium Satisfactory
proofs, therefore, must be furnished that TIE soldier
wns not paid the bounty. or the settlement cannot r.
ccive the confirmation Of tie Second cunigohr' III
probable that early day ia the appr"aching $50
sion Congress will take action On tie whole auJ'''
Of bOuutics
TIE RIpORT OF THE SECRETARY Of THE TREAS /
URY.
As the report of the Secretary OF the Treasury
h much larger than heretofore, arrangements VIII "
made 70 send copies to some Of the principal cities ID
advance Of lis transmission TO Congress and 80 Win
the other reports of the heads Of Departments bat 1t
not certain with regard to tha, Of the Secretary Of War
Tie manuscripts Of all The documents are for the most
pali In tie hand, of the public printer The estimates