New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Tribune.
WARRINGTON Wednesday, June /, 1904
THE BANK BILL.
The passage by Congress Of the Bank bill
gave a sense of relief in both Houses. II has added
generally to the confidence felt in the military situation
a new feeling Of security in our finances
FOREIGN OPINION OF GRANT
A veteran colonel Of the French army, on a
visit here declared to-day in diplomatic circle that
Grants movements had been OF the most admirable
character and tina. only an nrmy magnificent III Its
intelligence courage. discipline. and condition could
| have executed such movements
SURGEONS RELEASED.
The following Surgeons, captured in recent
battles. n. +. Graham. 18th Ohio Vols; n ID. Fergu
son. 9Th New.YoIk Cavalry W. s. Welch. 18th West
Virginia Vols. Assistant Surgeons W. s. Newton sist
Ohio d. ". Richards. lI5th Pennsylvania Vols; D. D.
Johnson 18th West Virginia Vols, and {. H. Thatcher
18th West Virginia Vols. and Chaplain John IRWIN.
nth West Virginia have been Internationally released
BY the Rebels. and have rcjoincd their commands
CHIEF OF POLICE.
Cant. VIM. A. Newman of Vermont, who lost
an arm in the Mexican war; late clerk in the Census
Bureau was to-day made Chief Of Capitol Police vice
Capt Nathan Darling removed.
REELECTION OF SENATOR ANTHONY.
Senator Anthony OF Rhode Island has nu-
mcrous friends here who hearing to night by telegraph
that ne had been reelected to the United States Senate
By vote Of 20 o. gathered at hs house and oyfuy
congratulated him upon his merited honors.
woMEs's CHARITY.
III IL a, vViII,rJ', IJotal bava collacted
over so to be spilled the purchase of strawberries
for the soldiers in hospitals.
THE NEW Two-CBST PIECES.
The Treasury to-day commenced the issue Of
the new twocent pieces.
HOSPITAL IN MAINE.
BY order of the War Department, Camp Fry,
at Augusta Me-. has been turned over to the Medical
Department for Hospital purposes.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following soldiers who have died from
wounds received in the late battles. have been buried
a, Por, Royal in a cemetery on land owned by the
Misses Parker adjoining the town. These graves are
all marked and numbered
NJ Canaan, Rat. NJ. n. Y. ar. Ferril, c. lo4 ~ T.
'Ti " BIT Es:ss II
UnAnown-A friend of Mrs. L. S. Parsons Hawey
town. " V, and jones Sullivan 56th Massachusetts
Vols, we're buried mile below Milford Station Va,
under charge Of Surgeon Searle.
To the Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, June |. 1864.
TES-F0RTIEs.
The subscriptions TO the Ten-Forty Loan, re-
ported at the Treasury Department today. amounted
TO s96'.coo
THE BANK BILL.
In Hiaa onpndInputs of the two
Houses of Congress TO the National Banks bill have
been adjusted through Joint Committee Of Confer
ence. go ,
amount to $500 90 900 apply either to the notes for
circulation the amount of capital stock The Tor
mer branch fthc proposition only is therefore retained
The City Of Washington is included among the places
ofIedcmpton.
The circulation OF the banks in lieu Of all existing
taxes taxed one half per cent and deposits one
quarter Of per cent semi annually and similar tax
Is imposed capital In Of ntet States bonds
Nothing in the act il to be construed to prevent all
the shares 10 any of the associations held by any per
son or body corporate from being included In the yalua
ton Of their personal property In the assessment OF
imposed by under State authority at the place
where the bank Is located and not esewere. nut not
at greater rate than is assessed upon other moneyed
capital in the hands of individual citizens OF such
State provided that the tax imposed by the laws OF
any State upon the shares Of any of the associations
authorized by the act shall not exceed the rate imposed
upon the shares in any Of the banks rganized under
the authority Of the State where such association 10
located.
This amended National Bank bill having now passed
both Houses will undoubtedly receive the signature OF
tho President It's main features the those
of the original act The principal changes are:
l. No banks be organized with less capital than
elOO 900 in small towns and s200Ooo in cities with q
population OF over 1900
:. Banks must redeem n, par at National Banks in
certain designated places. regarded as commercial
eenters.
g. None but registered bonds ON be received as se'
curiy for circulation, and the necessary memorandum
Oh these be signed by officer Of tho bank or by
the Controller ,
Complete forms Of all kinds TO correspond with the
BILL will BE- Immediately prepared by the Controller
CHAPLAINs
BY recent legislation of Congress, Chaplans
are not required 20 furnish certificates from other Oft
GERS that they been daty In order 10 draw their
pay; but they have been placed on the same foouhg
with other officers in that respect.
STRAWBERRIES FOR SANITARY FAIRS.--Straw-