New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
FURNISHING TROOPS.
QUOTA OF THE pnIsTRICT.

FURNISHING TROOPS.
QUOTA or THE DEISTRICT.
Allowances having been made for marine en-
stments back Of February 1901 havo reduced the de
fcioncy Of the District TO about 400 This will make
the drAit heavy ard active being taken TO
raise volunteers.
McCLELLAy'S ACCEPTANCE.
4 Now-York letter, published here this after
nooD states Gen. Mcclellan has accepted both uonina
ton ind platform. Tie sccesh are jdbart accordingly
TUE NETWORK NOMINATIONS.
Tho nomination Of Hon. Mr.. Fenton il re-
ceiyed BY public men here with hearty appreciation
prominent officer in the Treasury Department states
that he was always forcby impressed by his earnest
and flank spirit Of inquiry lis desire TO know the truth
in public matters to get at the right end act upon IT,
There is much concurrent testimony Of tho same sort
from officials in all the departments with whom Mr..
Fonton has had occasion to transact business Tor his
constituents.
ORR PUNDS II GERMANY.
Dispatches from Hamburg. Germany. to the Treasury
Department state that United States securies fell five
per cent upon report that Grant had lost five thou
sand men at Petersburg and had fallen back to Wash
ington.
The following letter was received at the Trea-
sury Department, enclosing five hundred dollar Blk
por cent bond of 1881, as conscience money
"Bosroy, September ;th. 1864.
- U,, w p TrssrNptg Se-refarVo ~ ne TrsGiRfy;
pEAn sla Tho cnclo.ed l.. : bond l. rssrded BY ~
employee q Die Unit Sisirs In con, e.s''oL L..
in thedsctsrgc Of duties for which salary wa received
VERY respectfully your 0b'dien' servant T t,,,,,-or
Endorsed on the bond was 'be following; This bond
is the property Of the Unitce States"
QUOTA REDUCED.
Tho quota Of the District Of Columbia by the
allowance Of naval credits has been reduced to lao
men.
ILLEGAL RBCIUITING.
Two colorod men were committed to the
guard house to-day 70 iral. 10y military commits
sion for recruiting in the District u Columbia. IN viola
ton of m order issued by tho Wax Department These
men received large sums o. money for procuring sub
stutes for parties suhct to draft In Now Hampshfo
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have just been
established: Tho Rockville National Bank Of Rockville
Conn. capital sa0Oooo. A. Hammond. President ;
Z. r. Preston. Cashier. The Union National Bnuk Of
We,mouth, Mass. capital $1,000 W. PerTeh Presi,
dent JOHN II. Loud Cashier. The First Eaiiona'
Bank Of JaclsonVile, Illinois. capital 100000 stephen
Drnlap President The Irst National Bank Of Joliet.
Illinois caritl 100000 George Woodruff. Preside T.
2. W. woodruff. Cashier.
ACQUITTED.
Col. Thomas Bailey, commanding tho 9th Z.
6 Ca,orel Troop. under Gen Foster, has been &C
Gull cd of charge Of neglect OF duty aud IeiesoH ON
arrest. ...,
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers are repoileo
In The WASHINGTON ho,iiinl.:
Cbss Feii-t y. \. y. Joseph Fnch n q o rs ~ ~
IL ~ Sl'- 80 Adam Lambert l. Md
~ =, ,e-..s ! "a Y v ouy w .itcr Davis 4. ~ bic.
u u; ". 49, n o5 X s. Acy Eost. u. i4l %.
hpItm i,s'''. 49,. a. Al D. LOOMS T.. Pains. {, u W.
f5,1tcA 50 .-' - g. + Ufter q -. Y. at
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