New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch 70 II. y Y Tfitane.
WASHINGTON Thursday. Oc;. - ls65.
TIE BALTIMORE UNION MEETING.

The great Union meeting in Monument
square, Baltimore, lsi evening. is r"Irrssnd to have
been Of the most imposing demonstrations 81 the
nd ever made in the Monumental city. IL whs thor.
ouehly ntislaveFy in cene the most radical utter
ances being heartily sipeuded and the banners and
transparencies being four ls o. them oT Free Labor
and Free State. Late in The evening banquet war
given 10 Secretary Chase & which spcochcs were made
by The Secretary. Winter Bnvi. sam. Galloway and
Judge Kelly Tie sst named related his experiences
during siumpiug tour through the Eastern shore fro
slavery counties. lie made u.s. he phTased H. Anti
slavery -pccche TO aud.enecs composed Of slaves and
their nasieIs' VI tie supper ut the pahic meet
ng immediate Emancipation WAS the theme most
c.fTnestk aud most heartily appnudcd aud the e'i.
dence, o. ilc rc,olpon which l. taking place IA the
state wcic ahundnnf ihr ;ca.t lasted until three THE
morning. .nd tie .p...al train which brought the
Washing ton eucsi, did not reach iiAs city at nine
rng DANGERS Of NAVIGATING THE is,lssIrrL
\ gentleman recently from Vickshurc says
'ha, tc Ai,.isp pi a been and is unusually low aud
only cunhoats ~ Lgli dI.n can navigate tic stream.
The dagger, tona,i. zion from -uags increased b,
the pre.c CO. .of r.ciallas and almost every vcssc'
pa,-ing r,cetc. vo.l~t. 90 screrd points
4 number OF boats have been destroy I'd. the Fucrfl
plan being 10 p.ck 80 ne pilots when The "ai., be-
coming uAiuAnAgo.ibIe T4n Ashore. and are then NJ
tackled rod and de-iTofrl the pi''cugers lTing len
ou tie bank to 90 VA.tler ocycr they can The navi
cation of tie river htry o b" seriously affected d.
tis manner coipols ian bc srbt Win The bon't
Tie work * STRENGTHENING and Increasing the fortified
lions Of .cksbaig 10 steadily progressing. and NJ
,aoc once thought .'nircguibl,. j. N.cy TO become
Icail, 80.
TIE VISIT ~ TIL RCSSfA'S TO WASHINGTON
Only one vessel belonging 10 the Russian
fleet ,,ill come 10 Washington The Other, drawing too
much water The Aimirals flag viii of course be-
transferred TO our tor which is expected Ia few
days.
THE TIME FOR FSLIsTISG POR THE REGULAR
ARMY EXTENDED.
The time for existing recruits in the Regular
Army. under the provisions Of General Orders No 100
of Jnne ~ l-G3 II extended 10 December l. l-r3 dur
ing which the extra bounty Of $500 viii be paid.
INSPECTION or THE WESTERN FORCES.
Mai. Gen. Hunter leaves Washington to-mor-
row Oh An inspecting tour OF Grants army and other
| forces West
THR MURDER OF LIEUT.. WHITE.
The following additional particulars concern
ing the murder OF Lieut. White by the Southerons art
derived from Trustworthy Colonel Southeron
had previously threatened to kl any officer who came
To his to enlist slaves and had made all need
FIJI preparations 10 carry his threat. Having been
engaged in recruiting for the Rebel army he bad every
means Of escape hand and the whole family loft i'm
medately after the rider for Dixie The troops former
y Oh duty In that neighborhood having been withdrawn
during Lees invasion Of Pennsylvania. and only recently
returned under command Of Gem Lockwood. the road Of
escape was left open. The authorities, however have
hopes of Furnishing Of the aiders and nbetios Of
the murder, clue to their whereabouts having been
obtained
APPLICATION BY BANK FOR TAX EXEMPTION.
The old Louisiana State Bank has been be-
fore the Commissioner of Internal Revenue with
application for exemption from the tax its circula
zion and its deposits The clam is based upon the ad
dltional hardship to wbith s imposition would expose
fine hank after the many suierngs it has already
nerjepced since the capture Of New Orleans The facts
~ tlis case which is Of many that are likely TO
arise in the Rebel States briefly as follows When
Nex Orleans fell under the rule of Gen Butler the State
papl held In addition 10 two millions Oh deposit before
, p.tellion tweBiy-nnc hundred thonsand on special
denost the depoaitoIs TO receive on eau Inc
game currency which they paid into The BANK
Most Of these deposits were, Of course MADE ID
crate money When Gen Bntler issued the oTder LOT
bidding the circulation Of Rebel paper lbe pAaA vs'Hb