New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

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RUMoR OF TIE CAPTURE OF PORT DARLMo.
IN. E. s." sends me through the SANITARY
Commission from tho White House. the following:
WHITE HOUSE, Saturday juno IL. 1854
1.-THE news from the front this morning Of the most
Sur the joy news Of the capture q Fort Darling
An order conveying this intelligence was read TO the
army last evening and the cheers Of our soldiers could
be heard for miles around" r|..f. ~. w
II !, opv prudent to say that no such intelligence has
reached here from any other source but give you tbs
story as IL comes, with Its authority. .,..s
COL. PoRTER's FALL. D. -
Col. Peter Porter's body when recovered was
found TO have sixteen bullet holes in it. One Of them
was right through the heart He was at the head Of
brigade and Of course was distinct mark for sharp
shooters behind breastworks Three mon OF bis rcgi-
ment were killed In their endeavors TO recover their
Colones body. A fourth man made approaches TO il
with spade, and fastened rope to It, Drawn in In
this way the brave mans remains were got BY his reg
iment and transmitted to his family.
WHAT TUE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT HAVE BERN
Since tho 9th Of May, 1864, to the present
date June 10 zone month";. the Medical Department
have sent to Belle Plain Fredericksburg. Port Royal
and White House. surgeons (volunteer contract and
regimentaD, nurses, medical students. and attendant
10 the number Of 1000 The following recapitulaticn
viii interest those who are Of the untiring
efforts of the Medical Department for the caro- Of our
sick and wounded;
Number OF Physicians sent. ...................nS
or which the Volunteer Aid Corps furnished. .ls4
Contract Physicians. .....'..'.'."
Nunbor Of Nurses, Medical Students, Gc...."..7s
Total. .........."...........l,oo
The representation by States In the Volunteer Surgf
cal Aid Corps has been as follows New.York, 4S;
Pennsylvania "a; Massachusetts,, "a NewJersey, "a;
Michigan, IS; Vermont, 70; Maine. 7; New.Hamp.,
shire 6; Indiana g. Illinois, 3; Connecticut, o. Ohio
O. Virginia, l. California. !; Rhode Island l; Wis.,
consin, l.; District Of Columbia, /; Canada, /; I'M
known, G-total 1914.
GEN. wADswoRTH's PAY.
Paymaster Rochester, feeling his lips to be
unseaed By the death OF Gen. Wadsworth tells that he
always paid him from his entry into the service;
and that when the General called on him for money
the eve Of starting to the Mississippi Valley special
mission connected with tho arming and organization OF
the slaves OF that region lie casually remarked to him
that when be got to New.Oreans be would md there
Paynaster vedder, to whom be would recommend him
as gentemanly officer to apply for any moneys ne
might need mo. Sir" said Gen. Wadsworth, II
shall not spply to Major vedder. While am in the
service I shall be paid only BY you. And my reason
for that ia, that wish my account with the Govern
ment to be kept with Paymaser only for 1t is ny
purpose at the close OF the to call on yo1 for an
accurate statement Of oil the money have received
from the United States The amount, whatever 1t Is.
shall give to some permanent Institution founded for
the life relief OF disabled soldiers This is the least In
vdious way In which can refuse pay for fighting for
my country in her hour Of danger"
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have been es-
tablished since our last report;
First National Bank Of Kingston " Capital 800 900:
H. Hasbrouck President; James l.. Ossrsnder, Cashier
Flint National Bank OF Freehold N Ji capital, sloooo;
Fsmer. and Mechanic. National Bank Of Buffalo. NY,
capital 10000; T. O. spaaldns Presidents Edward Fur
First National Bank Of Csrond.es Missouri; capita.
5000; William Taassis, President; Edward Hooper,
Central National Bank Of Worcester Maachuet.s capt
tai, s2soo~; John h. Mason. President; h. A. hsfeo'
second National Bank Of Watkins. N Y capital ssoooo
Daniel Howard, President q. C. Hurdle. Cashier.
Ft National Bank Of Racine Wisconsin capital ooo
N. ID. Pratt, President y. Andrews, Cashier.
David Gallup Prs.ideni; Levi. A. Hyde. Cashier
First National Bank Of Belefonte Pa capital. $4,000; T.
National Hide and Leather Bank Of Boston Mas,achas
capital ei00010 Daniel HAYWOOD President, John March,
Cashier -
PRISONERS ARRIVED.
Forty-two Rebel officers and 300 enlisted men
were received to-day at Point Lookout from the White
House The total number OF prisoners captured since
the Improvement Of the present campaign s officially
reported) is about 1900.
CHANGE OF PLACE.
Capt. Benjamin NJ. Piatt, Assistant Adjutant-
General U. s. Vols has been assigned to duty on the
staff OF Maj. Gen. Rosecrans.
THB SIX PER CENTS.
II Is reported that the new per cent bonds
offered to the public will command at the outset
higher premium than the 52Os. having much longer
minimum term to run.
DIR. BROWN sEoUARD.
The distinguished psychologist, DR.. E. Brown
;equsrd. who treated Senator Sumner at Paris win
the Smithsonian Institution on Tuesday AFTER
oon, before the Medical staff Of the Army and Navy
nd such citizen surgeons and physicians may 1t
attend. tetanus and other affections
uting from wounds and profass hemorrhage. "a :
CLEARING THE FLOORS.
The rule allowing only certain persons on
he floor OF the House. which has lately been much dis
egarded by members taking their friends in with them
will 1t is understood DO strictly enforced on and after
Monday next.
AFRICAN SEEDS.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture has Just re.
eived from Timothy D. Hibsard. NJ D.. Of Sierra
Leone seeds and specimens OF several native African
,sn,s among them. Keos.koos. kind Of corn much
al f,r hsaaf nd