New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
sallandigham's Conviction Approved
BY the President
TIE IS ORDERED 10 BE SENT SOUTH
sbs Designs fer the Uniform National Currency
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM THE ARMY.
Important Governmental Decisions

syesAG Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tdbune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Msy "a, 1862
THE FINDING OF THE COURT IN vALLANDIG-
HAMS CASE.
II is stated apparently upon good authority, that
The President has approved Of the finding OF the
Court-Martil in the case of Vallandigham, and his
adhered him to be sent South, and that Gen. Burn
Ide has carried out this, so that Valsndigham Is
probably already beyond our lines.
NO NEWS FROM GRANT.
In TO a late hour this evening the Government
has received 10 further intelligence from either Gen.
Grant or Gen. Hurlburt. Gen. Halleok says he does
moi expect any more news from Gen. Giant until
tomorrow or next day.
THE UNIFORM NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The designs for the circulating notes 10 be Issued
ander the Uniform National Currency act have been
determined upon by the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Controller of the Currency who have been
in conference on the subject during the last three
DAYS. Although, TO some extent, these designs fol.
low oat suggestions made in the proposals from
New-YOrk and Philadelphia, they are as q whole the
Depar.ments own invention. The face Of each note
viii bear two vignettes representing scene in
the history Of the United States, an alegoriosl
scene corresponding SIS nearly as may be to the his
torcsl vignetie at the other end Of the note. The
back will represent one Of the pictures in the
Roiunds Of the Capitol. The pictures, which will
give ake notes highly ornate appearance will be
different for each denomination. Across the face Of
al will appear the name Of the bank issuing it, thus
"Ths First National Bank Of Buffalo Of the State
of Hew-York." Proposals for the dies and plates for
engraving circulating notes Of these designs were re.
eeiyed to-day and will be decided upon tomorrow.
The probabilities are that the work will be die.
sributed among the American, National, and Cont
mental Bank Note Companies ofNew.York, and But.
Ter L. Carpenter Of Philadelphia.
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM THE ARMY.
Senators Wilson and Doolittle, who have Just re-.
turned from Falmouth, where they consulted with
Gen Hooker and reviewed Gen. Meade's Corps,
express surprise at the high spirits and fighting con.
dition of the army. Among those who witnessed
the review were Lord Abipger and Col. Crowder,
British officers.
TIES.
Il 10 understood that Gen. Schnrz has asked per-
mission to publish his report Of the part taken by
his command in the late movement. The request TO
publish is now before the War Department. Gen.
Hooker hes directed two correspondents whose
statsments were the most sweeping in dsnunciHtlon
of Gen. SchuIz and the 18th Corps to retract them
IN their respective psPers, each under his own
name,
Gen. Humphries, whose late division wac CON-
posed of regiments whose term Of enlistment has
expired. on all hands conceded to be one of those
officers who are Inost at home the battlefield, At
the request Of Gen. Sykes has been assigned TO the
division lately commanded by Gen. Berry, Cen.
Hooksrs Peninsula fighting division.
TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE FIVE.TWRNTY
LOAN.
We are officially informed that the subscriptions
70 the Five-Twenty loan already amount 10 mcre
than one hundred millions
THE PAYMENT OF THE SOLDIERS.
Warrants were passed at the Treasury yesterday
for the payment Of the armies Of Gems. Hooker and
Burnside. The armies Of Gems. Grant, Rosecrans,
Heintzslman and Schsnck, for which alone the re-
osisitioDs yet remain untitled, will be paid before
she LIST Of June.
NOTICE TO EXPORTERS.
Commissioner Lewis has issued the following no
tcs:
eee {, hereby given 20 exporters eIpsrng from sih.r
AZ N. ports OF EewYork Boston who design claiming
Ssvb1k under the internal laws who export
snasr boads oven collectors Of internal hs, tbs
raw these subjects have been Issued by the
s.ershv Of lie Treasury and that and the day
81 June ne4 ell exports in either Of he above must be
made the therein pfessnoed OtheTwiie parties
sill pIeeadst from the benefits Of the law In zach cases
Cemmlsnoner Of Internal Revenue
TIE CASE OF COL. D'UTAssY.
The D'Utassy Court-Martisl was engaged to-day
Tor nearly three hours in listening TO the Coonels
defense, document covering over fifty pages elab-
sraiely reviewing the voluminous testimony, mar
rating the life Of the accused in Hungary, Italy,
England Eovs-Scotis, and the United States Bit
teJy inveighng against most Of the important wit
ssssss for the prosecution, yet admitting the Gem.
nssion Of number Of the Illegal acts alleged, but
protesting purity Of purpose End love Of honor. Col
DUtassy read the whole with impressive earnest
nsfs, and tie elosng paragraph concerning his
fs,herlsnd with intense feeling.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST sECEsSIONIsTs.
A list Of between 800 and 800 names Of prominent
secessionists in this city have been made ont and
put In the bands Of the authorities and It 10 the in.
tention Of Government TO take prompt action In
their cases. i. ia well known that some Of these
men have been In the habit Of furnishing 10 the
Rebels important military information.
OUR TROOPS PRAISED BY ENGLISH OFFICERS.
The English officers just returned from visit to
HoOksrs army speak highly Of the appearance and
movements Of the troops.
RELEASE OF DIR. MILLER.
DR.. Miller, q we-known pbysician Of this city,
arrested on the charge Of having uttered dislOysl
sentiments yesterday, has been released.
TIE REPORTED SEIZURE OF C0RCoRAE s
PROPERTY.
We are assured that the statement that the