New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

toned Our Government find no difficulty IN de-
torn;n;np that il Is our plain duty to perform tie
obligations set forth in tie treaty Wherever
demand shall be made by tie proper
marty; and in the solution Of the latter
part of this proposition, was found the only
doubt or cause for hesitancy. The matter was re-
ferred to tho AttorneyGeneralw who, upon consider
alton and exapination Of the facts, finds that New
Granada and the United States of Colombia Gre
one and the same government. SO that we must
send troops and vessels Of war, if need be- to main
tain the stipulation of the treaty and prevent Spain
from transporting troops across tho Isthuus. 1t
appears the treaty also guarantees the absolute SOW
ereignty Of New-Granada over the territory named
INSPECTING PRISONERS.
Col Hoffman, Commissary-Gcncral Of Prisoners
left here today to inspect tho Prisons ana Parole
Camps in the West Southwest. During his absence,
Major G. Blaydon, % Massachusetts, Cavalry, Will
act in his stead.
PENSION AGENCIES.
With Wow of facilitating the payment of PEN
sions, the Pension Office has established an agency
at Columbus, Ohio, Joseph w. Dryer, Agent, con-
sisting of the following Counties: Athens, Cham
paigno, Clark, Coshocton, Delaware, Fairfield,
Franklin, Greene, Harden, Hooking Knox, Lick
ing, Logan, Madison, Marion, Meigs' Morgan, Nor
row. Washington, Perry, Pickaway, Richiand,
Tuscsrawas, Union, and Washington.
Al Agency for paying pensions has also been
established at Cenansaigua, New-loTh Il. b.
Drury, Agent, consisting of tie following Counties;
Allegany, Broomo, Caynga, Cattarengus, Chemung'
Chatauqus. Cortland, Erie, Genesee, Livingston,
Monroe, Niagara, Ontario, OnondaSa, Orleans,
Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, llosa, Tomkins,
Woyne, Wyoming, and Yates.
REPRESENTATIVES RECRUITS.
The patriotic example of furnishing representa-
tive recruits for the army is still followed. Among
the later contributors is John W. Forey, the pro-
prietor Of TIE Philadelphia Press and Washington
Chronicle Being over The prescribed ace, he Is not
subject to the draft.
THr sEvrN-THTRTTEs.
The following notice to holders Of thrcc-yenrs
seven-thiriy notes dated October l, 1864, has just
been issued:
Holders Of seyen-thirty notes dated October are
hereby notified that they Inay be presented mnedl-
ately, in any amount, TO DO exchanged for si1 per
cent. bonds falling due after June 30, 1891.
tied up to date OF maturity, October ], and the SIX
pr cent. bonds will bear full coupons from July ].
Vie adjustment Of int rest VIII be made by dc
Quoting from the amount Of int aTcsG found 10 be
due en- the sevon-thiriy notes M 20 October LIST,
the interest accrued OF the Sin Per cont. bonds from
July LIST q October let; The balance Will be trans
mitied by the Tressurer's coin drait immediately
upon settlement. The following regrltions IN re-
lItOn TO Inducements must be carrfJliy Observed:
Cd got lnrr Mt
sued payable TO order, and IRE held and transmitted
by tho original owners they Inuss be indofsa and
signed by them " Peg 20 the Sccret0ry Of d|
Treasury for Te9enPf'oa,' aid bonds WI issue IN
their Nance Where notes payable 10 ordcs ire hold
by other parties than the original vgner the notes
must have the indors ment Of the original owners,
and also be irdOrsed y lie present oTref-, P0y
10 he Secretary n tie Iredsnrg for redemption. -
For notes issued in blank, Endorsed "Pay 10 The
.Secrttorv n ike Treasury far r1Gsmpf'ot, bonds
viii BE- issued to the parties transmitting them and
in such manner MS thcy may direct.
Where notes arr Endorsed or transn tied by On
ntt rney, adlinisrat0r, executor, or other agent,
they must o. acc mpamed by duly certified copy
or certificate % tho authority under which no acts;
end IN al casee By letter stating the Lind reg g
tered or coupon and the denomination Of the nix
per cent. bonds wanted in exchange.
When registered bonds arc ordtrcd, par'ios
should state at which OF the following placs they
wish the interest paid, VIZ: Ncw-icfk, Philatol-
Lonis, or Cincinnati. ". Il. FE sRNDzS,
Secretary Of The lr0dsury.
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have been establish
ed since our last report:
Munson Bank Of Massachusetts,. Crptal $50 o.
John Wles President +. i. Molr.s Cashier. INST
National Bank Of Hatfield. New-Ioik. Capital SiOO,
600. j. g. Brewer, President; :. A. skinner, Cashcr
Tho Mor.ot y tional Bank OF Boston. 4 ptsl 500
"a o. a a
Cashier.
INCIDENTS OP TfIE VOYAGE OF TIE p. N. 3. S. co.
sTEAME2 SACRAMENTO.
An extract from private letter Of Purscr OLE
~, of thc new Pacific mail steamer Sacramento,
gives the following particulars O. the yoyaSo Of the
vessel:
"On leaving the Straits Of Magellan and entering the
Pacific Ocean Nt Crcourte rrd gcycIc Storm, which
compelled us 10 return ero sail w between tho western
coast Of Patagonia end group of Pacific 'fs Though
the weather experienced in the North aud SOuth Atia
tic was OF tic sagcr'st Ge-eipon. j. failed % approach
in severity tho fearful storm we net with IN tho south
Pacific. One hrce i1If o. board and tore the IN
meusc 100 FOUNDER furrUfi gun ffom It's athags III
mig our voyoGc G!org 100 Paeicninn cuGat. we m.
chorcd oyciy u.sbG iOl Fight days bcioro rcynicrng
tee Pacific.
While in tho s:ralts q Magellan ITO Doctor and my.
self paid frequent v.s4s 60 ne ChAna se;hemen, ~
Patagonia While . Governor 81 tne place escorted ~
explaining III at Wa a.! irIost. he l4iy o. gong
40re on -l th.i, Icsardess az Ha nr snow. ~
IN Z 10 rlake cz-D 5.ori n org tho Islands every n
tCrno0n taxing lcst inter 81 IA tie giD''sque appear"
ance and bIlc.0u5 habits Of llc motives. N0tWi,h.
standing te lnermorcy " te Weathe. -ae Iatae0hi-
IN siyaFes VOC hlt article Of c,JtiLg. of Which
they woUd strip themselves o. Rco,ng us. ana would
wave 10 frlriotily ~ She .D. While g'rJying ihr0 Fh
th, woods 1 cane eo7o's q patacoaan's ldt IA which
found come RaS pc,,- Dc-ley clay g.pes
REVENUE DECISION.
The Cor7n ,sorcr OF internal Rcyenuo to-day
rendered the following important decision concern
ing payments 20 loraons in the employ Of tho United
S.ntns.