New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29
IRON WASHINGTON.

epeeal DJ,oh to Tse y. Y. Tribune
WAH-SaroS, Tpes6sy. Jgly2s 1853
THE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IT Ac.ltIA-
CREEK LANDING.
Auivals to-day frOm Aoquia Greek landing -epre-
sent the Government building at that point se being
entirely destroyed by The Rebels. The whsrves,
which are s,ill uninjared, are protected byf gun
boat lying ~ the Potomac.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIRCULARS.
The Provost Marsha.-Gen neral issues the following
circulars to-day:
CONCERNING DEsERTERs.
VIZ D r. PHOyOsI HGKsHAL-GEEEzSDs OJ7rcB.
wAsBIsG1oS, II. e.. Jnly % 1853 )
CxovIAE No. ss-Hereaiser, PrOyOs'Msr'hsl' vn for
wsrd to this Of the t day Of eyey month through
the headquarters OF the AIDING A'saHt iIoVo'tMsr'ba
osness q iho>f resPss,Ts s.s,e ~. o. 'hs
or have died to have been sed from the ser
70 have eeserei Iii, lsi will al" dsto and place Of
''-'- JANIS B fRY. Provc.tMsrshal G.ner.l
CORRECTIONS or MISTAKES IN DEAFTIsG.
WAR DEpAETNEsT, PRoyosTM iKsHAL GESERn's(
ooR o s5 When.res .ty dissd asn .bs fow
10 the Of Enrolment OF the district TO which rs may
have been enrolled that he was inPoRsIy en9sa h.,ns
pct Of OF 10 tue service Oh ne ID 81 h.en 1900
he stat bs dsrsd the Board aud his pace In tt quota
shall no b. hlec from ne hy per eest ds~n 10 addon 10
tbs quota to uT2y vacancies created by exemption Sing
prosr Tie second lection Of tie Eniollmsnt act
JLLlES b. fRI, FTovost-MaF'hsi -Oent'aL
RATIONAL BANKING.
Certificates to commence banking operations have
been issue@ 20 ibe following: Second National Bank
Of Akron, CAPITA 100000; First National Bank Of
Eendalsvilbe, Ind. capital $50 900.
THE EIyE-TwENTY LOAN.
The subscriptions yesterday TO the Five-TweI ty
loan amounted to 81, 7S7, $50. portion Of this is
from Europe.
THE PAYMENT or DAMAGES SUSTAINED DK
UNION CITIZENS.
The second Controller of Treasury, DR.. Brodhead
has decided that where the property Of Union cit-
Eens lie damaged by Uaion sodiers and receipts for
damages given by Boards Of Appointment, settle
ment can only be made by act Of Congress inasmuch
o. all appropriations have definite object. and to
use any monies from appropriations for contingent
purposes for such eods would give almost unlimited
power officers sppFoving and officials passing such
accounts.
CoURT.MAETIAL eESTESCEs.
The following seuteDces have been pronounced by
eourl-rna-tials iu the Army Of the Potomac.
MeMsson Co. G. 7st Pa. murder Of Capt. hchsnu', to
b. shot TO death with nuske,Ty
Lieut.. W. koddck, Co T. z7th isd conduct prsludieil
10 good ordsf ana ai'cpiins, to BE- eash.sied
s.gt w@ w bsd!sI Co. l. l'5,a n ~ neglect OF duty
Capt. A. g. ChspYsH lash N A., irs1e0idins'on' 70 be
Lieut. Andr.w Wall Co II lot DEL, coDdu,t unbecOming
e. sI aud s ssse[se and pay Of
S1bIc property. u DO ogsLiered.
TRANSFERRED.
DR.. Sutherl&nd has been relieved from duty with
Gen. Grant, and assigned to duty 81 Medical Direc-
tor with Gen. Foster.
INDIAN DEPRRDATIONs.
The Commissioner Of Indian Aii4irs has received
sletler from Gov. Solomon of Wisconsin, inclosng
communications from prominent citizens Of the
northern central part Of the State, respecting the
depredAtions Of tho Wnnebago Indians. This il
the tribe who are without al agent. and whom
Gen. Pope proposed removing. The letter states