New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
RwOm WASHINGTON.
speeiAl Dispatch 20 The N. Y. rrsDune. :, ,oc,
Tng ngADMssIoN or ARKANSAS.

WASHINGTON Jan. II. 1861.
THg RgADMIssIoN or ARKANSAS.
A delegation from Arkansas Of which Gen
CAN'T Is one. ore about to present petition to Inc
President asking that that State may be rcadmtted u
the Union. They state that in four months they Will be
enabled TO comply with the requirements of the procla-
nation and como in rs Free State, and also to furnish
men and means to aid in prosecuting the war. The
delegates recommend Col Rogers as Military Governor.
THE sALs OF THE FIvB-TwESTIEs.
A report, in answer to the House resolution
calling upon Secretary Chase for information as to the
transactions OF Jay Cooke financial agent for the sale
of the Five Twenty bonds. is nearly completed and viii
probably be laid before che House this week 1t is said
that will show the total cost Of the sale Of these bonds
to be about threecgths Of per cent also that the
Arrangement saving Of time labor and money to
the Department.
THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
The Directors of the Sanitary Commission
closed their sessions Friday night The usual re-
ports have been presented the inspection corps Of TIE
commission largely increased, end other minor details
acted upon. 1t that there Is at present
in Paris large branch OF the commission composed Of
Americans. who vigorously ut work raising means
to aid the commission here This branch win doubtless
do much good in adYancigs public opinion in favor of
the North.
The next meeting Of the Directors will b held in one
Of the large cities a; the West
MISS DICgNsoS's ADDRESS.
The hall Of the House Of Representatives was
crowded Saturday night TO hear Miss Anna T. Dick
nson. The President and Mrs. Lincoln, Voe-President
IIamlin. Speaker Cofex and Senators and Represen-
tstyes were among those present. The Lecturer ana
the lecture were enthusiastically received and the gen.
eral opinion OF wonderment at the yersathty'
admiration of the eloquence, and enthusiasm at the
patriotism Of the lady. The proceeds OF the lecture
will be between $1,000 and $1,000 which are to be paid
over to the Freedmen's Relief Association.
PERSONAL.
Mai. Gen Oglesby and Brig.-Gen. Harvey are
in town both detained on general CourtMartial 1t is
understood that Gen. Harvey asks 20 be restored to &C.
tire service.
TIE EsROLLMINT BILL.
The Senate had busy session on Saturday,
the Enrolment bill being under discussion. An amend
nen offered by Mr. Grimes TO insert the words white
substitutes" was rejected. proposition to amend.
authorizing the President to call ont hundred thou
sand for hundred days for the purpose Of going
to Richmond, did not meet with favor The Senate
adjourned withou, reaching vote On the hill.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE.
The first volume Of the diplomatic correspond
for -53 win be hid the table OF the Members OF
Congress Tomorrow II is exclusively devoted to En-
gland. The dispatches OF Mr.. Seward and Mr.. Adams
throw much light many OF the most important ones
tons Of the day Mr.. Adams furnishes abundance OF
proof Of the responsibility incurred By the British
Government in the matter Of Rebel piracies The pro-
ceedings and addresses OF the friends Of the Union in
Great Britain they were communicated to our Gov
through MIR. Adams, occupy many pages The
" hole correspondence Of the Department makes two
volumes OF about 40 pages EACH Only the first Volume
has yet from the printer and il may be several
days before the second is ready for delivery Each
Member Of Congress win have number of copies for
distribution. by resolution OF the last Congress, only
: limited number Of documents furnished TO the
Departments
NATIONAL BANKS.
The whole number OF National Banks now
DR. ani1ed and wit, stocks deposit with the United
States Treasurer Ia 20 OF which the following have
been designated Permanent Depositories Of Public |
MONEYS and financial gents u tie United States.