New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
sN0TICE TO DELINQUENT OFFICERS.
ThePrOpoSed GrantiDgO Letters OfMarQue
Government Strongly Urged Against
the Measure.


Another rainy day, and threatening S'oiW' JU''
as tic roads are beginning TO dry up
ARRIVAL or MORE SICK FROM TIE ARMY.
S-v,n hundred aud twenty additional sick arrived
here his evening from Acqla Creek. More ale re-
ported to be coming.
The PAYMENT or THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Tho Treasury Department to-day passed war
rants fo the payment of the army Of the Potomac to
the amount Of three million dollars We are assured
at the department that this army will be wholly
paid up 70 tie lst of March this week.
DEMAND NOTES STILL OUT.
The demand notes still out amount TO more than
four millions aud half, about quarter Of million
being on deposit
REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
A Young man who has passed through the Rebel
lines as a British subject arrived here to-day from
Richmond. He states that the sufferings Of the
people sre worse & an would appear 10 the public.
He speaks Of he r,yeut bread not in Richmond as
very serious flair.
TIE PRIZE TUBAL CAIN.
Gen, Wool has ordered the cargo Of the TubaI
Cain, seized as a blockade runner, TO be discharged,
and the vessel held as Prize .-
PRINTING POSTAL CURRENCY STOPPED.
ttTie Pinting # Fosa, cGfren,y Las been STOPPED,
tndTid nos PROBABLY be resumed as it is hoped bat
the new fractional currency Will lie ready before
tie supply 81 tie oil e exhausted. OF the
$l)3l6N5 Of postal currency which have been
p,iDted abyst SIS gOO 600 are 10 circulation.
THE DELAY IN APPOINTING PROVOST MAR
SIIALs.
One cause of the delay in the appointment Of Pro-
yost Marshals il the fact that a number Of members
of Congress from various States, including New
York and Pennsylvania, have requested that none
DO made in their respective districts until they Con
be further be ,rd from. The expected letters from
some Of these gentlemen have not yet arrived.
GEN. BUELL..
Gen Buell. Is al lbs rec derco IN town. His visit
is understood to have to do with the taking of the
DISPOSITIONS Of Gen. Hs.leck and Gov. Andrew john
son 70 be used by the Military Commission engaged
in The investigation Of his campaign.
COL. MONTGOMERY ALIVE AND WELL.
Gentlemen, who came in the last steamer from
Por, Royal, speak Of having seen Col. Montgomery
Of the second negro regiment, formerly Of Kansss,
alive and well, just before they sailed. The Rebel
journals reported him killed in a skrmsb.
APPLICATION FOR LAND UNDER The AGRICUL-
TURAL ACT.
1
have made application for grants of land under the
Agricultural College act; Iowa, Rhode Island, Min
nesota, Kansas Illinois, Nsw-York, Kentucky
Vermont, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
CONSUL AT JAMAICA.
Francis II. Rugges Of New-York has been ap.
pointed Consul at Jamaica, vice Hanson A. Risley,
declined.
THE CASE or CAPT. HALL.
A Court Of Inquiry, convened at Acqula Landing
10 investigate certain charges against the official
conduct Of Capt T. Il. Hal, Assistant Quartermaa-
Ter, while ia charge Of the Quarternasters Depart
ment at Acquia Landing, report that, after most
exhaustive investigation Of tie facts the Court is Of
the opinion that there s evidence TO sustain the
charges alleged, and that his conduct has been thai
of an efficient and faithful officer since bis
ton with tie Quartermastei's Department al Acquia
Landing Tne action Of the Court Is approved by
Gen. Hooker.
ORDER RESPECTING PRIZE LISTS.
General Orders NJ. - Of the Navy Department,
read In future, the prize Isis required by law TO
be transmitted 10 the Navy Department, Will ex'
hb rot only tie and rank, or rating, but also
the rste of annual or monthly pay Of each person
borne on the st at the time Of the capture to which
the LIST refers. Commanders Of vessels Of the Navy
will see that this order is carried into effect.
FATAL ACCIDENT
Thos Leeson, Both y. Y. Vols, accidentally shot
himself, while wrestling with an artillery man, at
Falmouth Station, yesterday, and died last night, at
lOoeock. Lieut. Hannen, Co. b, 9Th Mich, was
accidentally shot dead tsis morning, al Fairfax, by
one Of lis own men.
ELECTION or JUDGE DIXON IN WISCONSIN.
Cow Solomon, now visiting The W.scons.n Regi-
nens in the Army Of the Potomac, received letter
from his Private Secretary Saturday, stating that
Judge Dixon, the Republican and Union Candidate,
elected by the home vote alone, and that the
odiers vote adds FIVE thousand 10 HE majority.
NOTICE 10 DELINQUENT OFFICERS.
Il e following General Order Las been Issued:
WAA DEpAKrxENr, ADJUrASI GENElAls OfTca.(
WAunSGrog April 90 1903 s
The following officers having been reported at
Re Headqu irters Of the Amy Tor toe Oeqsos here
rief spacifCd are hereby notified that they will
sand dismissed from The service of the United
Mates unless within fifteen days FROM his date they
sIsar before the Military Commission ia this city,
9wbeL Brg..Gen Ricketts,, L. 5. Volunteers, is
resident, sld make Satisfactory oeIthse 10 lie
esafyes against them:
,At.fpt Wath1ut PyOplr AuttOrdy-Second Lieut..
v d. jenkins, Jet Peuusy wanna kifie-; lot Lieut..
yys'se Johnson Han Ohio Volunteers; Capt. II. T..
I3aP ow, 10Th lllGOis Cayalyi ~ Lieut. Sllas w.
uuEkox, 10th Illinois Cavlliy; Assistant Surgeon
";B. Ca.laud, 1924 New.York Volunteers.
vDae0Ioa-CGpt. L. w. Bolton, lot Michigan
''.Ne.ye names:
,t, tAht Surgeon Edward Russell, Goth kassa'
re Volunteers, fraudulent conduct IN drawing
iss9 for tie months Of September and Oetober
| A,ia heut.-COL }. "a. Obertufer, ~ Pennsylvania
nan eohduct ubbeeOming an officer and gentle
sing personal violence TO his servant. and re-
tey hiHI the wages properly due bin.
/ u. y. ToWSsEND. Adis-Gen