New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06

in coin 10 be paid TO the creditors Of the Govern
ment ard CONVEX ibs ut the will Of the bold r. with
the accrued interest, into legal tender notes re
ctivable for all dues TO the Government except GUS
toms, end may be cold by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, at not less than par 10 any one desriDg
10 purchase them. 1t ol.o provides for the Issue OF
three hundred millions do,s legal tender notes, II
the exgrnces Of the public service shall require IT,
convertible al any tune iu'o % year Elk ier eeh'
bonds, at par, and for the ssuing OF notes OF lfdc'
onsl parts Of dollar In lieu Of postal currency 10
be engraved and printed in the Treasury o9iid'iX
Penalties are provided for oonpi ereiting and rani
uent alterations OF the uotes aid bonds Issued under
this act and 81 hundred thousand dollar are appIo-
priated to carry the as into elect
THE T.. s. MILITARY ACA DENY.
The report of the U. S. Military Academy gives q
favorable view OF its condition. Lis officers are;
Col. A. n. Bowman and Al othors-37 on ,b, AGA
demic ,afN and 4 on the military. Oftbese officers
q were appointed from the Academy 10 were born
in New York aud in Penusy lvanis. The number
O. Cadets appointed in 1861 was 20O-ofthcse 81 were
sops of farmers pAnters l3 Of mechanics, IS
sops OF lawyers or Judges, % sons Of mercLaats 5
of hotelkeerers 10 sons of physicians, "a from
the army md navy, sous of clergymen, sons OF
civil or State officers, miscellaneous A. and Is whose
parents bave occupations. The appointments Of
1862 were 2IS divided smong-farmers OF planters,
80; mechanics, S. Judges or lawyers, 35i merchants,
"a; hotel-keepers, 4; physicians Isl army and navy,
%; olergymep, 8; civil officers, ii miseeIlaneoue,
80; Of no profession, Is. There were Ia 1861, 1872
aprointees ia moderate circumstance, and 81 or
phaus in 1862, 1913 in moderate aud n in unknown
circumstances, and 81 orr hsus.
NAVAL ORDERS.
The Navy Department Las ordered Commander
Bankbesd, Lent. Green, and Actirg Masters Mate
Williams, late Of the Monitor to the steamer Florida
at New York. Liolt. Commander Mead has been
ordered TO ordnance duty at Washington.
PRAIsEW GRITTY MOVEMENT BY LOYAL GER
MANS.
A numerous delegation of Germans, representing
nine States of tie Union, with John Beltinapn Of
WashngtQn NJ their Chairman, to-day waited on
the Presiden, 1T the Executive mansion, with lo,.
NJ and highly patriotic address. congratulstng the
Precedent upon the Issue Of his procl malioo Of the
Il inst referring with laudable pride ~ the loyal
" and patriotism OF the German citizens during tAis
rebellion, and pledsing The came ieaty 10 all The IN
ture whatever fortune 1t may unfold aud especially
commencing to The attention ofte Presideui, Mr. Eli
Thayer and his scheme for the loyal co!onzItion
of Florida stating tiat thousands o: German citi-
zens were ready and auxiops share tie fortunes
o. tie tnerpIhe. Toe PreHdent rec lived the d le-
1ation with much cordiallty, heartily scknowlsds
ing the Indebtedness Of the country to the stable
aud steadfast legally Of the German people, re-
I. ring with manly sympathy TO their numbers
ind sacrihces in the Geld; and 10 assured
the deleg. alton thst Sir. Tbayer's plan for
Florida colonization bad received the earnest and
cordia attention of himself aud Cabinet, aud tint.
W bite recent military eveDts had forced the post
onemeut of tbi, eli. rprise for the time, by de-
mauding the entire attention and power OF the Gov
ernueai elsewhere, yet lac trusted that the delay
was but Tor lew days. The Germans retict
greatly pleased with the iaterview.