New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-03
N. s. n; Major VIM. II. Wherry, 4. d. G.; Major
A. Ii. Epgle, A. ID. G.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

INTERNAL REVENUE.
The gross receipts at the Bureau OF Internal rev
enue during the month Of May were $i,963, $50 c2.
THE STAMPING OF DOCUMENTS.
Commissioner Lewis has issued the following
official notice:
The public are cautioned h. on and snr to-day all inru'
mens docomsus and pspsrs made sisned or hsoea ~n
be- Invalid aud Of effect The law prescrbes h. stamps
must be cancelled by writing thereon tho initials Of tno pon
oboT way they become liable to the penalties prescribed by
section 80 Of ne Excise law The Commi'sens nave DC
90 affidavit made sh. snI snd cancel the h'eesbs
stamp ~ be placed thereon.
RESIGNATION.
Major Richard S. Smith, Twelfth q. s. Infantry,
having been appointed President of Girard College,
has resigned his commission in the army. MAJOR
Smith entered the service in 1884, resigned in 1886,
was re-appon,ed in lSi0 resigned again In 1856, and
was again re.appoin,ed in 1861. lie is at present
with The Army of the Potomac, in command Of the
Twelfth Regular Infantry.
DEATH OF CAPT WATSON, Z. g. A.
Private letters have been received here snuOunc-
ing the death, by suicide, Of Capt. Charles u. Wat
son, Fourteenth United States Infantry. he shot
himself on board re steamer West Wind, while
proceeding up the Missouri River on official ousi-
ness. Capt Watson was Il native of Maine and has
been IN the service stce 1857.
RESIGNATION OF CAPT. MULLAN OF EXPLoRA-
TIUN CELEBRITY.
Tie resignation Of Capt. John Mullan, Second
United States Artillery, has been accepted by the
President Capt. Mullan, it will be remembered
COMMANDED the Columbia and Missouri overland
route expedition, which left NewYorA in 1858, and
returned in March la,,. He has been appointed
President Of the Wsla Wsls Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
DISMISSED.
BY direction Of the President, First Lieut. John
W. jones, Of the Twelfth United States Infantry has
been dismissed tho service.
The BURtiu or VOLUNTEERS.
The Bureau of Volunteers has new chief, Capt.
John W. Foster, Assi.-Adjt. Gen, having been IL
pointed to the position.
CHANGES IN TIE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
DR.. &. II. Alden, formerly Of tho SuFseon-Ce en-
erals Office, has been ordered to the charge Of the
Genera Hospital, Turner's lane, Philadelphia.
Surgeon II. Bryant, L. 5. Army, for long time in
charge o. Lincoln General Hospital has rendered
he res gnalion.
RELEASE or 4 SURGEON.
DIR. D. ". Hand, L. s. Army, captured eight
miles from Suffolk while returning from an s1pe-
diiioa 81 tho Bacl water River, and taken 10 Libby
Prism, Richmond has returned 10 this city and
reported 10 the surgeon-Grnerhl.
HOSPITAL sTLwARDSWPs.
Five hundred ho'pbal edwards are now in the
service. and application for i've hundred more
.,ew. r,s,hi, ARE o. ale a, tho saTgoca-Dene ais.
MONTHLY RLPOKTs OF SIGN AND WOuSDED.
Hereafter, similar monthly reports Of sck aDi
We undoi with tLoss heretofore required ~ tie Slr-
ecou General from General lIospItsl', according 10
Army Regulations, TO DO forwarded through the
Medical Directors from all separate gsdc, diys-
ION, or oous hospitals. This, which ba. no, been
done before 10 required now 10 order 10 asss' the
compilsrs IN prc, ,ring tie Medical History II the
War.
EMPTY HOSPITAL DiDs.
There ara DOW IL, 900 empty beds IN The different
army bospitals throughout the United Saies. lIo'-
pi,sI. ea., Of the Alieglanes are rapidly becoming
vacant, and MAJ arc being gwen up By to Gov
ernmeui.
THE NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATING CLASS.
The following are the nanes Of the graduating
ea.s 10 the Naval Academy, printed in the order Of
rank
II. Gloss. H., r. J. Diesmap. Wiz. c. McGrsSor III :
". w. Msciav ~ \, Il. Cooper y. y. !. IisH,. j..
8 j. q. II Wsl.a,S 4 ii j D. CIafi, X l.; ?. D. Or.
lraBs. France; A ). CIownin.hied \ II j. G PesIsm'
io,I H. J. d. CosBioa, H. J. h. sands. Md l. otit-
linz, Nd
~ We WAsHsGroS. Tae,dsy. June 2, 1863.
CIVILIANS HANGING or THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
III Of rfviif4ua yvitl m tho lines Of ihe
Army Of the Potomac il slmos, incredible. la.
Guiding those registered aud following evil pursuits,
,peh "a, new.men, suilers rsgmen, &C., and having
permits TO follow their respective caipgs, the total
will probably reach 1000. This number viii, how
ever, be reduced TO 1000 by the operation Of tbs
recent general order, which j, daily being carried
out BY tie indefatigable Proycs,-Manhal-GeneTal.
NAVAL ORDER.
Commander Someryle NichoIson Las been or
dered to the command OF the igon-cad steamer San
cannon. and Paymsster Richardson has been
dered 10 the steam frgate Wabash.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
lis known in this city that no leaves OF absence
are now granted to officers for longer forms than five
days.
MOVEMENTS OF REBELS.
A gentleman from the vicinity Of Cupeper says
ths, largo body Of Reber, supposed to be from
Lees army, passed there yesterday, aud proceeded in
the direction of Gordonsyille.. No alarm exit. in
tho Army Of the Potomac concerning reported Rebel
movements.
FROM GEN. ROsECRANsB ARMY
New system for Negro Lebor-siavcs 10 he
Paid for their Scrviccs-The Rebel Re
..Ca.ccn,enia Renl In NicLahuru.