New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The v. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Mo dav Nov. T. 1864

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GIN. MCLELLAys PAY.
The story that Gen. Mcclellan has quit draw
| ing 5000 yeor from the Treasury IL untrue.
lie persis,ently remains OF LineoIs hiehngs" to
the last.
HOODS ARMY.
| The report is repeated that Hoods army has
crossed the Tennessee under the pressure Of his soldiers
who threatened desert unless they were led toward
the fertile fields Of East Tennessee.
THE ELECTION.
TO the last hour all political adyices here are
encouraging. and the confidence Of The Administration
leaders in The result is absolute.
DISMISSED.
Major N. w. Cady, Cd y. Y. Mounted Rifles,
has been dismissed the service with loss Of all pay due
him.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE.
A report on Foreign and Domestic Commerce,
called for by Senate and House resolutions Of 1862 and
sent TO the Senate BY Secretary Chase the close Of
the last session. has b. issued from the public printer
1t volume go pages the first part Of which is on
foreign commerce. and devoted to the illustration OF ts
growth and changes from colonial times TO the present
The most striking result developed is the loss Of tie
carrying trade by the United States and The absorption
Of that trade in own products, by British ship
ping Direct trade with tropical countries has greatly
declined and their products come TO US as ours 80 TO
them, through British and other European ports. The
rise progress and final loss II steam tunnagc Of he
United States in foreign trade iustrated and the
present pTOstrG,on Of American shipping is shown to
De- due in part at least to at work for years be-
fore the Rebellion began, which need early and
decisive legislation "a remove them.
Tho second portion OF the report on Domestic or In
teTna Commerce is an attempt TO reduce 20 stats
Zeal terms the exchanges between the East and the
West. The elements of this calculation are the trade
reports Of the commercial cities and the transportation
reports Of the railroads and canals These are CON-
piled aggregated for the year ls62 as Representa-
tive year; and the result is to show total valuation OF
westward ireghts fy the four great railroads aud the
Erie Canal Of SOLO 500 62i; and return OF freighs
eastward valued at <522 80 l05. The sun Of these
exchanges is thus ST. 49, 600 FOR that year This Is
the first effort made to calculate the informal commerce
Of the country 10 elevate its internal exchanges TO
the rank OF II Is assumed that produce or
merchandise transported the distance Of 200 miles rom
tie point Of production TO that Of consumption s
change entitled take such rank. and TO receive
tional onsiderstion and protection as snch.
The trade of the Canadian frontier IL the subject or
BIltlIa'luu INC I'''Ihr VI WIN
Canada ard the United States. An important abate-
from the Supposed value Of that trade is shown TO
exist 10 tho carriage Of grain and flour. in transit
through Canada back the United States again thus
appearing in both exports and imports but really N"
being part Of the legitimate trade OF either country
with the other.
The portions OF the report above described were pre-
pared by Lorn Bodget appointed special agent Of the
Treasury Department IA le63 for that purpose.
Another portion VI the report treats Of the pFcduc
ton. and trade Of the Pacific coast, and the Territories
Of the interior Statistics Of the present condition and
resources Of the Pacific States and Territories here
brought down to the latest moment This portion OF
the report was prepared by james w Taylor.
Dr. Elder Of thc Treasury Department is also esso'
oia,ed by the Secretary with these gentlemen in his
knowlcdgment Of lobors connected with the general
subject Of the report.
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The amount OF National Bank currency is-
sued during the week ending November ; was
81. 1920 The total amount issued TO date is geo,
1901
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have just been
established,
The First National Bank of New Castle, Pa. Isaac
n Phillips President; L. j. Agnew Cashier. Capital
$1,000.
The Union National Bank OF Philadelphia, Pa jas
Dunlap. President Joseph j. Huckel, Cashier. Capt.
tai $4,000.
The First National Bank Of Angelica " Y. "
Lockhart President; j. i. Robinson, Cashier. Capt.
tai $4,000
REPOSITORIES.
The Fist National Bank Of Wilmington, Della
ware and the Consolidation Bank Of Philadelphia,
have been designated repositories Of public moneys
by the Treasurer OF the United States.
SURGEONS APPOINTED
Or. William Feland Of IIopkinsville, Ky,
snd Dr. Thomas Kennedy Of Grafton, w. Va, have
been appointed examining surgeons By The Commits
,ioncr Of Pensions.
ASSESSOR FOR NEW MEXICO.
VIM. V. B. Wadwell has been appointed A.
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue the state Of New Mexico
by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
TO the Associated Pres
NAVAL NEWS.
W,sgNGIos. Monday. Noy. :. l'Gi
II has already been announced that the Navy
,.rtu,eu, yesterday received dlspnta from Rear