New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
RBOM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispstch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON wednesday. May l. 1854
PAROLED UNION OPPICRRs

WASHINGTON. wednesday. May l. 1854
PAROLED UNION OFFICERS
The following is the list of paroled Union
officers who arrived at Annapolis on Monday last:
Surg D. G Rust ols Penn'yvans Volunteers, captured n
Surg Mayer 10th Connecticut Volunteers cso,,rss ~
Surg. 4 T: Fc1 1929 Psnn.yvani, Volunteers. captured
Chaplain a, s. Bipssy 10Th iIeHn'yv.n. Volunteers.
captured sas a. py se.s s. sS g. Ap 70 vouu.
me- cr sgstas Mf Ry Ml, SS kfgsc v'"''' captured
Maj. ]. \. Walker I'D Indiana Volunteers, captured -
Lieut.. Col. j. H. Wing ID Ohio Volunteers, captured q.
Rome. Ga, May ,, 1868.
Capt s. b King, 18th Psnnsylvania Cavalry captured 4
e9t b; Wilson, sth Maryland Volunteers captured Il
Capt R. T. Conws e7h Psnn.yvania Volunteers captured
at " " u. I.s " Va June IS 1863 g,
at Winchester, Va. June i5 1863
Capt. +. Msmmert, sh Maryland Volunteers. captured q
Lieut. G. cIley. .,h Ohio Cavalry captured q. Chicks.
fT,t Lieut. b Timonsy 18th u S. Infantry captured
Col 7 z. Rose nth Pa Vols captured at Chictam.u..
First Lieut.. ". Stewart 10th u s. Infantry, captured a.
ch 1eas e. Tenn, Sept 20. 1889
Chaplain J. H: Rowing IOad Pa Vols. captured It
Major Henry S'h Ohio Cavalry, captured at fernando.
Ferry Va. June l9, 1862
n Fist Le9. l. B. cGmng 18th Mas Vols captured ..
Capt Cole the bark LennoI captured a, the mouth Of
the Mississippi River, June 3 1893
fr.i Leutenm D. p RsmicL I'D Ohio Volunteers, captured
Aduisn " r Pierce Iith Kentucky Cavalry CAPTURED q.
Mar sville. November IA, 1853
tuIed az Morris Island, :. c., July 10, 1853.
Captain D. Fay lssth NewYork Volunteers captured at
second Lieutenant s. S Good, cath Peun.yvsna volaa-
teer', captured a. Locust Grove, November z; 1853
Le9teaan, . Harris Sd Penn'ylvania Cavalry captured
Captain r. Pollock Ih Pennsylvana Cavalry captured It
f s IIsa ssd 1assi k@ 1e 18th Pennsylvania,
Volunteers, captured at White House Va, June l. 1905
captured at Tarboro, N. C., July 90 1865.
THg DELAWARE AND RARTTAN RAILROAD BILL.
The Delaware and Raritan r. r. bill will be
up in the House to morrow.
REPOSITORIES FOR PUBLIC MONEYS.
The First National Bank Richmond, Ind;
Fifth, New-York; First Nashua. N. H., and Fourth.
Chicago. H.. have been designated repositories Of
Internal Revenue. and all public moneys except re-
ceipts for customs
THE CLAIMS OF GUyBOAT BUILDERS.
The Senate Naval Committee to-day reported
somewhat fayoraby upon the petitions Of contractors
for machinery of gunboats called doube-enders." for
additional remuneration and recommended the appoint
ment by the Secretary Of the Navy of Board Of COM
peent persons investigate the matter and report tho
facts.
THE CONDITION OF RETURNED PRISONERS.
The Secretary of War has requested the Com
mittee the Conduct Of the War to visit Annapolis
- Al. az. 80.
rived there from Richmond Many Of them repre-
sented az emacated and enfeebled by bad treatment
THE TAX BILL.
The Senate COni1kttee of Finance holds even
ing sessions to hear statements Of parties interested in
the Tax bill
SENATOR WILSON'S SON COMMISSIONED.
Senator Wilson's son has passed examination.
and been commissioned LIST Lieutenant in the alst
Colored troops now at Rikers Island.
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The Commissioner Of Pensions yesterday ap
pointed DR. John II. Hair Of Fastora, Ohio. and DIR.
Walter ID. Stlman. Lacon, Illinois, Examining Sur
geons
THE WOUNDED IN THE ENGAGEMENTS UP THE
RED RIVER.
Medical Inspector +. p Vollum has been
ordered to proceed mp the Red River inspect the
don of the wounded in the late engagements and the
means to provide for them.
CHANGE OF POSITION.
Medical Inspector L. II. Coolidge
has been relieved from duty in this Department and
ordered to report to the Assistant at
st. Lous, Ky.
THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN MONTANA.
The Montana Territorial bill, now pending before
Conference Committee Of Congress invc the ques-
ton Of negro suffrage the main ISSUE the majority Of
the House Committee being opposed to colored men
participating in the organization of the Territory while
majority OF the Senate Committee hold that all free
men and soldiers Of the country. other things being
equal should be voters without regard to color
TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. May a. 1864.
DEFICIENCIES IN STATE QUOTAS.
A draft to fill up the deficiencies still existing
a the following States has been ordered Massachusetts,.
Sew-Jersey. Ohio. Minnesota, Kentucky and Mary
and.