New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, June T. le6l.

The SANITARY COMMISSION To-Day sent down
20 additional relief agents to White House. They have
four vessels of stores unloading there and arc render
ing immense service TO wounded, both there and in
'front.'
BANKs'S DEPARTMENT.
The Joint Committee on the Conduct of the
War will visit Bankss department during vacation to
investigate and report on the management thereof
DROWNED.
DIR. Gordon Winslow, Inspector Of Sanitary
Commission fell overheard from steamer Ripley CON-
ing up from White House to-day, and was drowned.
lie bringing up the body Of bis son, Col winSlow
who was killed in one of the late fights
MEDICAL AFFAIRS.
Drs. Flodge, Wolverton and Carson, of New
Jersey have gone to the front Volunteer Surgeons
Surgeon +. r. Sanger U. 5. Vols. has been relieved
from duty in the Department Of the Gulf and ordered TO
duty in the Middle Department. Surgeon George A.
Wheeler L. s. Vols, has been relieved from duty at
hospital at Annapolis Junction. and ordered to duty in
the Army Of the Potomac.
SurgeonGen Barnes has within the last two or three
days sent every available surgeon to Grant Volunteer
contract. army and regimental surgeons have been
hurried off with commendabe aacEty TO attend large
Numbers Of the wounded collected at White House
within the last few days.
GOLD SPECULATION.
II is understood that Mr.. Davis of New York
viii introduce in the House substitute for the
pending Gold bill the main feature Of which will be
heavy taxation Of operations in and expectations Of
the precious article.
ARRIVAL or WOUNDED.
The Republican says the steamer Connecticut
arrived this morning having left White House yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. She had board about 100
wounded. among whom were few Rebels Among
our wounded are Major Scott LIST ". Y. Dragoons
Major Zinn s4th Pa; Major WilIett 9Th n. Y. Art.
Capt. Cline l55th Pa Capt. Murphy. ed n. Y.
Capt Kimberly 18th NewYork; Capt. Hail. Acting
Assistant Adjutant General TO Gen. Owens; Capt.
Kinks. 10Th Massachusetts,; Adjt Holland Goth Massa
chusctts; Lieut. Russell, 10th NewYork; Lieuts Web
ster REGISTER and Low, 9Th NewYork Artillery; 1t.
Mortimer, lIsth pcnnsylvania; Capt. Richards 5sth
New.York; Adutant Ellendorf, 18th New York; Capt.
Jones, I'd New.York Art; It. Green. eth n Y. Art.
Capt. l.. j. Hunt, 10th VT; Capt A. II. Nixon. e4th
Pa; Capt j. Griffith ls3d Pa. Capt. j. f. Hin, 74th
NJ y; Capt. Rudels 4th Nd. They report many
wounded at White House. The abroad is in good
order some four or five mics from White House toward
the front.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR.
Assistant Secretary of War Charles A. Dana
was at the white House on Sunday. He received a
dispatch from Gen. Grant that day stating that all
was going on well in front. Tho bridge over the Pa
munsey completed, and the road to West Point in
working order.
ARRIVAL OF DEAD AND WOUNDED.
The steamer Iolas arrived yesterday after
noon She brought up the bodies Of Col Kellogg, Cd
Connecticut Artillery. and Capt j. Mccullough Of the
10th Pennsylvania The steamer Keypor arrived last
night with 400 wounded
The Lizzie Baker arrived this morning with nun.
Der Of wounded but was ordered to return to AeIan.
dria that they might be placed in the hospitals Of that
city. Among the wounded brought up by the above
steamers are the folloSipg officers;
M i5r VIM nv @.ses Pa. CAPT ROT " ra..st Pa
It. Rich II. griffith, 20 Pa. Col. Jne W schal 81 Pa
l.. John r. Hawkins. 80 Pa. Capt NJ. sampson An. J.
L. Albert Iyrrs ~ Pa 1t. VIM W. Conoyer IAN. J. |
" Gati y x. Lieut.; H hsa q . ar.
cs Ss II aEfs Lieut. SSaancy y, ny
5 q sS.Gisy, ias N Y.cIF. A. D. Tower Mich
Cept. II. Bowen.jr Cav
RESTORbD 10 HIS foSiilON'
Capt. Lyman w. Kellogg, 18th q. S. Infantry,
who was dismissed the service in August 1862 has by
direction of the President been restored 10 his former
position, rank and regiment, and his name viii appear
upon the Army Register II he had not been dismissed
sURGEoY-GEyERAL OF WISCONSIN.
DR.. Wolcott, Surgcon-General OF Wisconsin,
has gone to the front as volunteer surgeon.
WASHINGTON Tuesday. June Z. 1864.
A LOAN OF FOUR HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. |
The Loan bill from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, reported today by Representative Hooper,
of the Committee Of Ways and Means authorizes siOO
600 600 10 be borrowed Tor the service Of the next fiscal
year ending juno 10 1909 on coupon OK ,egls.ered
yeais from date of denominations not less than hity
dollars and al a annual rate OF Interest not exceeding
six per ccntum payable twice ANNUALLY ID com or IN
treasury notes or In treasury notesn lieu VI the above
bonds 10 the extent OF O0OO DENOMINATIONS not
less than ten dollars payable any tine after three years
from date with interest at an annual rate not exceed
ing seven and three enths per centum payable IN law
fu money semi annually ut the maturity OF the notes
The Secretary is authorized 10 dispose OF the bonds
or any part thereof in the United States or IN Europe
ON snch terms IA he may deem expedient for lawful
money OF the United States or for Treasury notes, or
for certificates Of indebtedness, or for certificates OF
DEPOSIT in tho temporary loans Tho Dill also author'
iz the Secretary 10 issue and treetenhs Treas
nry notes 10 be substituted in lieu Of any Treasury
notes or OF any United States notes heretofore issued
under tho authority Of previous acts OF Congress and
en,norires temporary loans for not less than thirty
DAYS and payable at days notice after the term Of
dcnosit. al rate Of interest not exceeding six per
centu but limits the aggregate amount OF such loans
Tbc Total amount Of United States egaltcnder notes
issued or to be issued Is limited Ia si00OJO except
inc that Il may be increased temporarily for payment
on account Of the " temporary loans but not beyond
sso o0O 900 The bill also authorizes the Secretary
sane registered bonds In exchange for any coupon
hmds that have been may hereafter be issued and to
sane now bonds in exchaege for any coupons or other
- ~ may hnTo become mufilated delayed In. |