New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
FROM WARRINGTON.
special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON. Friday, July 10. 1861
THE RENDEZVOUS FOR DRAFTED MEN.
The Government Ia considering the question Of
making Washington the rendezvous for all drafted
men from Eastern States. Gen. Casey urges upon
the Government the necessity Of subecting all oAi.
GERS taking command of drafted men to rigid ex.
animation.
COMMISSIONS IN CoLoRED REGIMENTS.
Applications for commissions in the colored
regiments are increasing. Blu. one appcan. bss
yet been passed as Colonel by the Examining Board.
Col Christian, who formerly commanded the 26th
New.York Regiment, YVES examined yesterday and
received the appointment of Major. The LIST United
States Colored Regiment is now full, aud will bs
reviewed next week.
RESTORED TO HIS COMMAND.
Lieut. Z. Ii. Hagley Of the lst Vermont Cavalry.
dismissed tho service has been restored to h:s com.
mand after al examination by the military commits.
sion.
PROTECTION OF SUPPLY TRAINS.
To prevent the repetition Of affair like that Of
the recent capture Of wagon-train near Rockville,
Gen. Rucker, senior Quartermsster at Washing.
ton, has assumed control Of all subordinate Quarter.
masters engaged in forwarding supplies to the army.
Trains hereafter passing through sections osed Il
guerrillsp, will be provided with military escort
strong enough to repel assault
STATIONERY CONTRACT AWARDED.
The stariouery contract for the Department. os
State has been awarded to Philips & Soomons Of
this city.
PROTECTION IN ARIZONA ASKED FOR.
TIE Hon. James A. Gurley, Governor Of Arizona.
is here. He urges the Government to send mill.
tary force to that Territory to protect tansporatOu
and the silver mines from Indian depredatons.
TIE ExPATRIATION OF CITIZENS OF ALEX.
ANDRA.
/, turns out that the Provost. Marshal Of Alex.
andria in undertaking to send residents South whom
he judged to be disloyal, acted wihou: authority.
Therefore it was that the order was countermanded
as il was on the point Of being executed. The
Provost Marshal, in separating the sheep from the
goats, Is said to have made some curious mistakes.
One old soldier of the War of 1919 was arupng the
persons whom he proposed TO expatriste.
THE EXAMINER OF INVALID PENSIONS.
Edward s. Dams, esq., Of Vermont, has been
appointed Exsminer-in.Chisf of the Bureau Of
Invalid Pensions.
OFFICIAL LIST OF THE KILLED TO BE PUB
LIsHED.
list Of all men killed. or who have died In the
service during the present war Is being prepared,
under tho direction Of the Surgeon General. Thn
will not only be Of great public interest, but will ass
msttrialy assist the Auditors of the Treasury De.
partment in adjusting claims for back psypbounsy.
&c., of deceased soldiers.
TIE DRAFT IN KANSAS.
The State Of Kansas has been divided into two CO.
rollment districts. AL that part Of the State noru
of the Kansas River to constitute and be known a.
the Northern District, and all tLst part south OF saS
river to 10 the Southern District
IMPORTANT ORDER.
The aides.de-camp and other staff officers, attached
TO general officers, not row exercising command,
will, If company officers forthwith proceed to join
their regiments II general staff officers, or sd'
dioual siies-de-camp, they will Immediately report
by letter to she Adjutan, General for assignment TO
duty.
To tho Assocs.ed Press
REAR-ADMIRAL WILKES.
Rear-Admiral Wilkes is among the recent arrivat
here.