New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
PROM WARRINGTON.
special Dispatch to tn. N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday. June 81. 1854
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WASHINGTON Tuesday. June a. 1854
DETECTIVES IN WASHINGTON.
The detective nuisance in Washington is at
Last coming under restraiut Gen. Augur has issued an
order: Hereafter no citizen commissioned officer. or
enlisted shall be ested on the report OF detec
tive. excepting in extreme cases whore there Is no
d. ubt Of guilt and immed alto action Is needed
All officers employing detectives will be held RESPONSE
Die for their improper action or abuse u authority.
GEN. GILMORE IN WASHINGTON.
Gen. Gilmore and staff are here. He was not
arrested but was relieved nom command by Gen. Grant
on his own personal request and was ordered to report
to the Adutant General here for ORDERS He will visit
New.York before taking sew command.
DIsaIssALs.
Among the dsmissals this week are the fol-
lowing Col S. NJ Alyord. Sd ~ Y. ", for having ten
dcrcd his resignation In the face Of the enemy f reasons
deemed unworthy Of consideration. and Lie1t.,Col
Tbs ~ Reid, 6sth N Y. Vols. for similar tender Of
resignation. aud for showing ndisposition to do his
duty. Up 10 O'Clock this p m, o. deaths were re-
ported as having occurred in the hospitals here.
CoLoRgD PEOPLE IN CITY CARS.
Summers amendment TO the Georgetown and
Washington Railroad Companys charter that negroes
should be excluded from Its cars passed the senate
tonigh, by one majority. Twas enough The t-na-
cnus senator had few minutes before been beaten In
committee by vote OF 10 to H. The amendment will
pass the House. and 80 another relic Of barbarian will
w into limbo.
THB $500 EXEMPTION BILL.
The House o-night summarily knocked in the
heed Mr. schcncks Conscription bill by vote Of one
hundred to fnysiI. The temper Of Congress IL un.
ohangesby opposed TO any restriction destruction Of
tho right 10 furnish substitutes.
GRANT SATISFIED.
Gen. Grant is represented by those who have
to-day come up from hs headquarters TO be perfectly
satisfied with the result OF his operations before Peters
burg and e. have said that his Losses not dispro
porionrte to the advantages won. at all In
Of bis estimate OF the sacrifices inevitably necessary
for the attacking army to make.
YOU MUST FOOT 1T on SUNDAY.
The Senate, under the pressure of 500 hack
driver. light refused require the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company to run their on
Sunday while the war lasts. Tho mothers Of the
wounded soldiers hero may yet be secured in the priv
ege Of walking from three to five miles To the hospitals
where their sons are pay g. hour for the Of
hacks
One hundred dollars was received this morn
ing nom Alexander T. Stewart OF New York by the !
ladies at Wizards Hotel 70 aid ther charitable gin Of
fruu to the wounded soldiers In the hospitals Though
the strawberry past here these Sisters OF
Charity daily distribute luxuries mostly fruit ~ thou
sands OF these heroes.
LAND SALES.
The land returns from Marquette, Michigan.
show that during the last mouth May l6.9J2 acres
taken up in that Land District with bounty.
land vSgrsnts also that IS 652 located in
the same district with agricultural land scrip The law
Of I'd July s62 under which land issued expressly
rbids It's location mineral lands. and where such
locations have been admitted the ruling OF the Depart
men, allows the parties to withdraw the scrip and
the lands with cash. II done within . limited time.
NATIONAL BANK.
Tho First National Bank oi Catskill, n. u,
has been established With capital Of sCooo0 Charles
Carter. President. Sarton Carter. Cashier.
To the Associated Pre.a
WASHINGTON Tuesday. June 81. 1854
DEATH OF A SURGEON.
Acting Assistant Surgeon John X. Harden
hurgh u. s A.. died az Rush Barracks. Washington,
Monday night. In the sixty second year Of bis age Of
typhoid fever.
GIN. GILMORE.
Gen. Gilmore. who has been relieved Of COM
mand and ordered ~ report at Washington 20 await
further orders. hns arrived here.
DEATHS OF OFFICERS.
Capt. w. s. Schuyler l55th New-York, Aid
to Gen. Tyler and Judge Advocate died yesterday at
Douglas Hospital In this city.
PROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
Files Of Southern papers to the llth June
have been received here. fhe following extracts arc
taken from them:
island Waite, Chief Of the Cherokee Nation. has
recently been commissioned as Brigader.GenerM In
the Confederate Army. lie IL the trst Indian who
ever attained that rank.
"A company OF boys about forty strong. has been
formed ut Coiunbus Ia to guard the Railroad bridge
at West Point Their captain Is Master Walter Cor
don. brother Of Major Gen. Gordon Of Lees Army.
Not member OF the company Is over 10 years Of age.
The papers contain euloges on Lieut. pelot and sug
rest his nnnc BE- given ~ the Waterwtch. which he
has bcqucathed 20 the Confsdoracy purchased with his
hearts blovd
TEN-FORTIES.
The subscriptions 10 the ten-.orty loan, re-
ported Mt the Treasury Department to-day amount to
only sis5W0.
OUR PUBLIC DEBT.
In answer to resolution Of the House the
Secretary Of the Treasury furnishes statement Of the
publc debt Of the United States up june H. le6 the
totals of which are rs follows:
Debt bearing interest Ia olu........ S3Bi O9i 30
UsOI bsasu nl,Tsst Ia iawlul money. y7J 06o2