New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MAY 16 1864.
straggers who have recently arrived from the front

stragglers who have recently arrived from the front
Between 300 and 400 arrested yesterday and sent
TO Forrest Hall and the Central Guard House The
patients who have arrived at the hospitals within the
last two three days being examined and several
hundred Of them will be returned to the front mmedi
atey.
Last evening 200 or 300 of those who came 70 inc city
on the steamer Connecticut, were separated from the
others and pus under guard To-day also large NUM-
Der have been taken and locked up. Lieut. Edward
like, Co g. and Lieut.. Geo. 1laght' CO. H. 2fth MICH
Vols and Capt. John G. Lsngdon. 9Th n. Y. Cavalry.
arrested yesterday. by order oil MAJ Ten Augur
and sent to prison. for leaving their regiments without
Several other kedadders have been ordered to report
this morning for the same 0nense'
THE FOREIGN MINISTERS.
The blows struck by Grant on the Rebel
army tocluy resound most of the principal Euro
pcan diplomats here These diplomats cannot BIO recon
ced to the idea of our victories and Of the destruction
OF traitors.
GEN. HUMPHREYS CONFIRMED.
Brig. Gen. Humphreys received the compll-
ment from the Senate yesterday of unanimous vote
confirming his nomination a Major-GcneraI
WARRINGTON. Saturday. May II. 1864.
REPLY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
Admiral Du Points and the Hon. Winter
Days book in answer the ironclnd document OF the
Secretary OF the Navy is nearly ready for pubcaon'
RELIEF or sEAMgs.
Senator Hale has reported a bill for the relief
Of seemen whose vessels should be wrecked or sunk but
refusing any allowance 70 officers.
LAgDs TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
Sixteen thousand seven hundred and sixty-SlX
acres Of land for actun srt,cmcnt taken up during
the month OF April. 1901 at the Land Office at st.
Peters. Minnesota. under the Homestead Laws.
pEposIroRIEs OF PUBLIC MONEYS.
The following new National Banks have been
desgnaied as repositories Of Internal Revenue. and all
other public moneys except receipts for customs First.
Lyons Iowa; First, Iowa City. Iowa First. Lowel.
Mass. Second Springfield Ohio. First, fiaday ONO;
First Memphis Tenn; First Million Pa.
CAPITAL INCREASED.
The Tenth National Bank, NcwYork City,
has increased It's capital from Eve hundred thousand to
one million dollars.
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have been
established since our last report;
Fir, National Bsns Of Gslon Ohio capital. s50eo
Worhnrion National Bank Of cooper.towh' " f...' 1900
First National Bonk Of " eshoto' MasA......... IVopo
Er'. Naon bank Of , Ssn MsT ScS
Total number Bnnk, as Total amount OF capital to
MAY ii, 1854 i;5sIU2pO.
SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner of Pensions to-day made
the following appointments Of Examining Surgeons:
Dr. william :. Boyd Vinton. Iowa Dr.. j. h. Sparks,
Harrodsburg. Ky; Dr. Charles A. Merritt. Charlotte,
Mich; Dr. Calvin c. Halscy. Monrose, Pa
TRANSACTIONS IN THE PUBLIC LANDS ETC.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has submitted to the Secretary OF the Interior
for approval three special certificates authorizing the
State Of Iowa to locate public lands OF the United
States the aggregate quantity Of s55l acres as indem'
nifty on account that area having been disposed OF by
the United States the countie, Of Mnbaska. Buchan-
an. Guthrie and Potawntome. Iowa.
To the Associated Pre-.
wAsm,GroS. SATURDAY, May II, ls6i
COSsULS RECOGNIZED.
The Prcsiicnt has recognized Carlos +. Leland
as Consul and Jose H. Snyder. as Vice Consul q: the
Republic of Uruguay at NewYork. Also. August
wldemuayn as Consul OF wurtcmhnrg at Ann
Arbor. Michigan. and Frederick Klanph ~ Consul OF
Wurteuburg at New Orleans.
ExTRADITIoy or SLAVE TRADERS.
! II is understood that al arrangement has
been entered into between Government and that of
Spnn for the purpose Of rendering up slave tIuders who
United States 10 Cuba In this connection the arrest
Of Col Jose Augusta Argueiles is significant.
THE TIN -FORrfEs.
The subscriptions ~ the 1910 loan reported
10 the Treasury to May H. amount 10 Ga 9Ci 900.
THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION.
The Treasury Investigating Committee have
taken the testimony Of neatly all those who were most
prominent In originating The charges preferred. but Us
vet nothing bus been elected duplicating any officer
with fraud corruption 0f any kind. The testimony
tends merely to show what opportunities In the opinion
" the witnesses existed for the preparation OF fraud
DEATH OP HUGH TYLER.
Hugh Tyler, of Athens, Pa. long, well and
fayoraby known ~ a prominent government contrac.
tor died In this city today
ARRIVAL OF OHIO MILITIA AT WASHINGTON. |
The first detachment of the hundred days |
volunteers reached this city this evening. They are
portion Of the number furnished by Ohio. The Ihr-
ecnth regiment Of Ohio cavalry also reached here this
evening.
OUR WOUNDED.
The total number Of our wounded brought up
from he battlefield far IL II zoo Of this number
400 have been placed In hospital at Alexandria. and
the remainder distributed throughout the hospitals Of
this CITY. An army surgeon who came up last evening
that have about - 900 remaining al FrederlckS
burg and Belle Plain These figures Include many
stockholders" who when separated from the wounded.
will decrease the number materially.
WASHINGTON May IS. 1851
PUBLIC DEBT.
The official statement of the public debt on
Saturday, May IA. is as follows
NOT ,sartn0 infcy>'f ~ Coin Principal Interest.
81 y Old Public Dcbt.... 466.35,sl2 IS s3602l2 90
cen loa - ~ s 20 20 ~ $500 ~ ~
!, 20 year. Loan Of 1901. 5oceoOo y 100000 90
10 b 20yrs BIDS. exchanged 3SlJ@O ~ 29i,l80 90
y Oregon War Debit. l,0hGD ~ 9u0 %
$40 v cent Jyears 30 Bonds 1856 I5J $50 ~ 99j5O3J IS
Tasl.................. sal70s,lll IS SisG3SO5 "a
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