New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
srecal Di,tat. h to Tie ". Y. Tribune.
WAsBIscToN. Nov. 10, 1864.
fru. cor r,pDS' yOTp In rrnq

hbt within few days past and orders Tor the arrest
Of many prominent personagcs in and out Of the army
have gone forth.
Pennsylvania end New.York have suffered most. and
many now rcposirs in fanced sccurty in either state
will be called TO l,d account for their we.l-kDoWn
c1npciiy IN these audscious frauds. The nal Of Cot
Noyth Will be proceeded with tcloro the Military Com
mission tomorrow. Those protesting 70 have AnoWl'
edge - evidence in Government possession represent
bis conviction inevitable From tie statements o. one
parfy implicated !, wold appear that Col! North VINE
more srbile aud cautions TIC greatest sianer ~
hon %.
DRAFTING.
The third attempt will be made here tO-mor-
row 10 IN our quota by drafting.
NAVAL.
Administering Fox, Maj. Hays aud e>-
secretary biar and others proceeded 10 Fortress Ah
roe last evening 20 confer with Admiral Porter In rcer
cnco to naval activities present and TO come.
SHERIDAN.
Sheridan's change Of base has deeper sig-
n,fcsnce than indicated by IDLE Of Threatened
invasion Of Maryland and Pennsylvana, eoncoo'ed to
old Rebel raids the God market Sheridan IL OF The
Bears and hot s.ih tie Balls Of Waist.
DEFEAT OF SEYMOUR.
The expressions here OF satisfaction over The
defca, Of uorato Seymour more general and en-
laugiastic even than over the general result
SHERMAN.
Look for good news from sherman. In short.
those Of and ia confidential relations 20 the Government
at ard tall ard feel il our armies were TO follow UP
tie glorious achievements of tic past week with pre-
posdcratng chances o. ,g,ccss before settling into
wiihc, qua;iers.
IEoM IHE FRoET
Your correspondents, % he front report tLat
tie announcement Of tlc election rssu, produced uni
ycrsal Jci..ht.
SOLDIERS DEAD.
Peter smith, 10th y. \, and Phillip Sweet,
m Ma,s. AIT, were buried lcie y's,erdal
SECRETARY or WAR.
Secretary Santon's health is precarious, but
not ~ d,,vcrato as macy seem t. desire. Gen. Banks
presence ry,cs tie statement that 10 IS TO succeed
S,uta bs, ooo.er heads are determined and confident
that Builder IS the coming man. His success IN New
Yor r,es potency to what seems the smos. uniyeFss
desire Of ilc best friends cf NJ. incoln
coyGRATULArIyG MAXIMnIAS.
De Stocckl. Russian Minister, IS charged by
ne chr to ~ 20 Mexico ard congratulate Ma1miian
on his occasion 90 the usur,l throne. This fact clcits
very general surprise and regret although u IS consd'
cred more o. di po1 ,ic Formally than OF special po
utieal significance D. Houdesl. tie Belgian Minister
La- the same de- gsaiion. and both diplomats are Gu
Gagged in preparatious for tie excursion They T!A
.rpcar ia Mexico clothed in al he p1mp and state Of
LaTopcaB courts.
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The amount OF National bank currency issued
L. . 4, y.
total ar.o.nt .,,.cd 20 da.e Is so.,3.11I.
DISMISSED.
Gen. Meade has issued an order dsmissing
from tho service Capt. Henry e. Burrage, Seth Massa
chisct,s Volunteers. for having. in violation Of re-
rcated orders. held communication with the enemy by
an interchange Of newspapers on the Isl ns or Which
ooess lon he lo. .nto the hands Of the enemy.
CoL0Rs RESTORED.
II HAVING been reported to the Genetal com.
msndg tho Army ofthe Potomac that the coIors ofthe
9th View Hampshire 5sth Mass, 5lst New.Yofk 4Jth
Pa and tie i05h Pa recently lost in battle were lost
under circumstances that ecc, dshonor upon those
rceimc.,s .ley are permitted TO carry other colors.
The s,b Now.York Heavy Artillery. l64th New York
Vols and the 18Th Wisconsin Vols. have been allowed
TO again carry colors he night Of which they were de-
prl,od by order OF Gen. Meadc) for having behaved
,th distinguished bravery in the engagemen; on Octo
Der 18th IA Hdtch,rs Run.
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have jus, been
established:
The Second National Bank 81 Providence II. l. Wm.
Sprugue President, l salisbury Cashier. Capital
500 O0O
The First National Bank If Northumberland, Penn
4. T. Knapp. President; !. II. Jontus Cashier Cap.
ital sl01COO.
Abraham Focht, President; william :. iodeT. Cashier
Capital $4,000.
Iho First National Bank ~ Berwick. Penn. NJ. w
Jackson, President; NJ l.. jackson, Cashier Capitai
:.NOn.
Tho total number Of National Banks that have re-
coiycd authority TO commence business to date is five
hundred ana siAty-eigh
10 a., Associated Press.