New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

sp.ci,l Dsp,ch 20 III, y Y Tibun'.
VIZ I,nrO. Tnr,l,Y My u 81.

Depart that enr0lnents ssi'c, It has
been decided that inasinroh ~ al have had oDppr
uuity aid in thc p'i'9rutncc # high public duty.
while protecting themselves against liability to bear an
unequal ,,are Of ,hc public burden. aud as the Wor
Department h., even % III concerned the power 10
have existing errors corrected. and has amended the
lists according the best Information. the fact Tint
my mistake, sii remain must BE- owing 10 the ncgli
gence or uuu. fnul, If those VINO make complaint.
The dram will be proceeded with according 70 the
enrolment M u stand, At the dhts al the draft and
there I, other way than take "a. lists then pre-
pared. II any orer.draft is made the excess vii BE-
taken into account in arranging the quota or the next
succeeding draft if more troop7 should be required.
A PERSONAL MATTER.
strange error in Telegram 10 N'w-York
paper makes tie mora, character II the superintendent
# PRINTING tho srhcct 0f Congressional inquiry. II is
the Superintendent OF the Treasury Bank,Notc Print
ing who Is under scrutiny. There is moi a more upright
ofc.a under this Gagcrnmcut than Mr.. Dcfrses the
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
GRfAr GUNS FOR HARBoR DEFENSE.
Norman wizard was congratulated to-day by
high Official IN the Navy Department upon the Snc-
ce.,l casting grea, clsfiron gun Trenton rs
the be-nning Of a new era in harbor def'nses and
marine warfare
THE BANK BILL.
The Bank Ill is under conference in commit
,,, The indications are that the interest ami policy
represented ard advocated by Nj Hooper will prevail
AMONG tie ON: cct The bin viii then pass.
PROTECTION TOR WOOL.
NJ Grinnrli of Iowa. thc extensive WOOL
grower. VIII soon spc1k to ihe House upon the policy
d. 4 L.. AMI f.,-
cf.h manufactures. Several Flsiern cloth makers
here properly urging the members Of the House and the
Was and Means Committee TO strike out from the
rar list coarss roos Of lnw grade and 10 encourage
Dr. ,dei nate protection the woo, grower Of the North
West and q, Cs.ifofnr
GOISG TO CLEAN VI.
There i, a joyful prospect tina, Congress
VIII compel property in th, nasti,st city on the
Continent 10 sewer and pave On, streets.
REBEL ThX-PAYERs.
Il +, officially known here that Gems. Beaure-
,,-,i snd FORREST and Gov. rsham c. Harris have
gently piIi United States taxes OF real estate in
It,n~,sr-.
oIPICItL REPORTS.
Secretary Stanton has revoked all previous
-'-r. 20 print Official reports. and IN compliance with
-i i.on ~ Congress viii prepare for publication. IN
,5,lcs OIL, ,olne.. Oh the official matter In his depart
i DO H.,or eel Of the var II said hat t.s iorlnida
Hs JOB 500 swell to ,iAty volumes.
Ih.un,c OF the person selected 20 edit this Of
liic- has not trnnspir. whether he viii Dee ped
hy .he pnse or the year.
BARRACKS TOR HOSP TALS-NURSES' PAY.
IA. secretary of War Ina, ordered the United
s'iir. barracks At Wilet, Point New York IIirbor. %
turned over TO the Surgeon enera for hospital pun
pof',.
o.. surgeon .Gcarrl has ordered that in the future
l. ,-aton Ut e. per month from the pay Of contract
,.r.c. be- discontinued aud the pay proper sl3 be
Ven r,ca month.
VOLUNTEER SURGEONS.
Volunteer Surgeon, and Contract Physicians /
continue to report to tie Surgeon General, by whom
they arc sent to the front
The o'oeir. have reported at his office since Satur
t,s last Volunteer Surgcons-Dg. Il. W. Pratt New
yorh r. Pierce, Connecticut; - Morgan, Vermont |
Iill and Beckett. Maine. Contract Physicians-Drs.
NcWeombc j. Sdde and + ). Iamilion.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDS.
About fifty thousand acres of land of the
mineral region Of the Marquette Land District. Michi'
gan, we're located in the month Of April, 1901, with
\ gricutural College Land Scrip.
The law OF july , 1862 under which said scrip was
issued forbds its location on mineral lands and hence
these locations held to be Illegal but the parties
have the privilege granted them paving for them in
cash otherwise they will be offered to tree competition
by the highest bidders.
Mr. CHASE OF ARBITRARY ARRESTS.
The subject of arbitrary arrests was inclden-
tally discussed in Cabinet Council today Mr.. Chase
manfnly denounced them. The suppression Of the
New York papers and cxtrodton Of Argucllos were
both condemned by him as devoid of policy and want
ing law The defense of these measures was more IT.
ritablc than logical and assured
DISMISSED.
Assistant Surgeon n. S. Drake and Second
Lieut. Thomas q. Burnett 10th New-iork Ca'airy
aud Second Lieut. w. II. Lyman, 18th New'fors hea'y
Artillery have been dismissed the service OF the United
States
To the Associated Press.
FIELD OFFICERS.
The War Department, IN responce 70 res
oluton Of tho Senate. has given Information con.
ceruing field officers since the commencement oi
the Rebellion, nom which It appeairS Ina, N lne
Rerular Army Gems. Scott Harvey WOOL ANDERSON
and Ripley have retired. and summer, NahsheiI ana
Totten died and Twiggs dismissed vi AlNqrpeler'
ais in the Volunteer corp S S and ScI"Gogs n"
pontments expired by constitutional limitation, and
they rcaPponted HoIaiIo u. WIEN r'ected pS
the Senate and since appoihteu ana 20 AoN III eonahu
Of Sedgwicks Corps. .
field schuyler Hamilton. Chas. ;. Hamilton, Erasmus
d. Keyes, Edwin ID. Morgan Benjamin NJ PrentisS
and Robert C. Schenck. Sixteen are dead One major.
General and one brigadiGgencral declined the appoint
mcni Bulords CoXs End Moirels commissions ox
nircd by institutional limitation. The nominations
Of " n H. Brooks and John Newton were withdrawn.
Vim H. French was mustered out. Fit John Porter
or the brigudicr.gcncrels Of Volunteers
Irnham's appointment revoked, ten ceased To be
officers by constitutional limitation, ana were reap.