New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21


Eevemept which states substantially that spcer shall
ktither DO made TO pay the fine be jagged If he will
Give bond pay the money when he the President,
skal call upon BIN to pay 1T. b..t
iota s,a LIEUT. CoL. LEWIS. .ls
Lieut.. Col Enoch Lewis of Gen. Birney's
sta son OF Commissioner Lewis Of the Internal Reye
rsis Bureau arrived hero this morning from the 'front.'
sving been very severely wounded in the arm at Cold
otarbor.a l.lfa. .eo .. .sl.
-gi HOSPITAL AT WORCESTER, MASS.
A hospital of one thousand beds has been or
ssred to be established at Worcester Mass. Assistant
fsafgeon G. p. Jaquett viii be placed in charge
.s.aAPLArSs TO HAVE NO FEED CoMMUTATIoN
1t has been decided by the War Department
that Chaplans are not entitled to communication Of feed
end rations. 10
ALBANY BARRACKS.
The Barracks at Albany, N. Y, have been
~rned over to the Medical Department to be used
sptal
80 Bod PENSION APPOINTMENTS.
The Commissioner of Pensions to-day made
q following appointments of Examining Surgeons
r. Stephen G.. Lombrad, Monroe, Wis; DR. John A.
ana Holderness n. H.; Or. u. A, Hurst, Bloom
Id, Conn. ..
A THOUSAND DEAD
Since the 1st of June, 1852 men have died in
% hospitals of this Department. Ia z
- the Associsted Press
1'IIo WASHINGTON Monday June 90, 1864.
as. WHEN CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN.
1t Is the general belief among members that
congress viii close this session in about ten days The
Tari and Internal Revenue bills are the two most iu
portant measures pending .a
Yefred 10 the Committee of Ways and Means previous
20 action upon them by the House, and the dsagreeng
amendments Of the two branches ohe latter are IN Inc
hands Of Joint committee Of conference. rev DAYS
only viii serve to dispose of these measures
An the general appropriations bills with the exception
vide for the coast survey the lighthouse establishment
and other civil expenditures The Bankrupt and Illinois
r;oned till next December.
The new loan bin reported ct the instance Of the
ecreta-y Of the Treasury an abstract OF Which mas at
tady been published. will be taken up this week ard
rs passage pressed through the Honse The House
III sit for business every night and il is probable that
ne Senate viii follow the example.
SICK AND WOUNDED OFFICERS.
A general order has Just been issued by the
ar Department requiring, LIST, that all sick and
eulded officers absent from their commands and not
&c for duty in tie field but able 20 sit on courts martial
Immediately report their names ara address 70 tne
lAdiutant. General of the Army 3D. that all staff and
lregimental medical officers now on leave In the
DepnItment of the East, In New'Jersey, the
eastera part OF Pennsylvania anu eastern part OF MARY
director for examination and those found unnt for ae
tive service but able 20 do hospital duty VIII be ordered
80 report Immediately at tae hospital az Nanp raIov
near Annapolis Nd, for such duty as inc surgeon "
charge may require Of them. .rn,fg 81 e.s
TIE NEW LOAN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has sent orders
TO I'll the bidders Tor the bonds OF lss accepting Oilers
at four per cent premium aud upward and declining I'll
offers less favorable 10 the Government.
Successul bidders expected to make paymcnt TO
the officers Of the National banks with whom then re-
specye quarterly deposits for Two per cen' were
is in full at once preferred onethird on the 9oh
and onethird the 2oth. and the remainder On the
S0th inst.
CASE OF ARGURLLEs. 81
The President to-day communicated to the
Senate dispatch dated June TO- from Thomas Savage
Acting Consul General al Havana, relative 10 the case
Of Don jose Augustin Arguees and The statement 'nat
slave trade 1t appears that Arguees captured slaves
In the expedition as was his official duty brt instead
Of surrendering them ~ the GOyernorGener be sold
portion of them and accounted fer them by reporting
that they had died of the and had been burned
end he bribcd O curaie ~ attest it.
The testimony shows that ~ were sold 70 one man ~
TO another and the rest were distributed in simiar
ray. Capt. Gen. Dulce who has been so mach abused
by has been yes cs ps bsys sm
during his administration. while four and hah Oh
another have been oapsured. Consul General Savage
i"sser n .s s not tue He represents that
these captured slaves SURRENDERED TO the Governor
&1ennral termed "emanc1pAnos, ana cODtlact>
With planters at a nominal made for their
Temporary service but That great frauds are perpe
freted mon them; common being TO report por-
ton OF them dead OF hen other slaves die ID testify "
tho deaths of cmancpados" instead by which they
are retained in Slavery
MoRg-BUTLER-GR2ET
l A report has reached here that Gen. Butler
had relieved Gen Gilmore Of bis command. and or
ered him 10 report at Fortress Monroe under arrest
and await Court Martial; bit that Gen. Grnnt upon
learning the fact stated above released Gen Gilmore
from arrest and ordered him report 10 Wasiington
and await further orders
TES-FORTTEs.
Subscriptions to the Ten-Forty loan to-day,
- reported the Treasury Department amount 10
$3.50 0oO.
BLOCKADE cAPTURE.
The Navy Department has received inteih.
cnce Of the capture Of the British steamer Snen on
Beaufort. n. G.. with cargo Of liquors. hoop IRON,
paper cases kegs &C.. by The United states steamer
keystone State Commander Pierce Crosby. The prize
IL an iron screw steamer schooner rugged AID Of e.
taas burden.
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate tonight confirmed the following
o0mnstions. Col. Win. I. Bartlett, 57th Mar to be
Brigadier. General; Col Elliott W. Rice, 9TH Town. 20
be Brigader. General Thomas SieinbnrKh 10 be As
SCISSOR OF Internal Revenue for the District OF Kansas
John r. Potter Of Wisconsin TO be Consul General Tor
ehe BritsA North. American Provinces Thomas hill
uetrick OF New-Yor 20 be Consul at Nassau n Pi
Henry Caldwell 10 be Jadge of the United States for the
District Of Kansass
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