New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
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EAsnnGros. Thursday Fer "a Ia.

Special pl,ps..' Ii to The N. Y. Tribune.
SAsnnGros, Thursday. FEB IA tas1
THE REVISION OF TIE ARTICLES OF WA,
The Commission, consisting Of MAior.o.,
Hitchcock Brigade, zen. Candy. and Major H.l,,,.
who have been revising the articles Of war have 90
peted their labors and made report 10 the Secrea,.
OF War. This report has been referred to the Judg
Advocate General and will SOON be laid before ca.
gress
THB NEW NATIONAL CURRENCY.
About seven millions Of dollars of tina ns,.
national currency have been issued to the Na.c...
Banks. This issue Is Of fves and tens exclusively n.
notes for 500 SO and 500 are In prepsrssss 80
will soon be ready for Issue 90
The number Of National Banks is rapidly u.re..;,.
Curiously enough il Is question with tl,,ss mt.
ested In the management Of the new banls "a n ~.
public stocks can be obtsDed which, BY the hv tn
required to deposit securities The facts tb.. -
OF the $40 loan and such other Government Sec,,ss.
as have been readily offered have been taken and th
the partes who represent the banks and have ma.
for these funds, compelled to GO into the ms,h.
to buy them are cerarl proofs that no want Of conf
dcnce is felt in the Government
GOLD COIN HOARDBD IN THE UNITED STATES
During the debate in the House TODAY IN
the bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury u "a,
gold Gen. Garfield said that July l. at the preas,,
rate Of receipts there will have been collected sao1
900 The pledges Of the Government for coin dv,ip,
the period are s23 900 OOo leaving surpvs 1,
the Treasury of s5oOOoOOo Tho whole amount Of SON
boarded in the o. S. is estimated to be ssoo o one
fourth Of which will therefore be locked up in the u
Treasury, and useless to commerce.
GOV. Boutwell, said the Government vas pledged a,
ss5 600 900 In coin during the period stated. MsA
feeling created by the question from the opposis,
side whether the Secretary had not already sold col.
contemplated by the bill. The allegation was poniesy
denied by members who seemed to speak edyisedJ
The bill with amendments, was recommitted 10 he
Committee OF Ways and Means to report tomorrow,
BOUNTY To NINE MONTHS men.
The House passed joint resolution to-day
providing for tke payment Of twenty-five dollars bounty
to the nine months men called out under Tie set II
Feb 1862.
AMENDMENTS To THE HOMESTEAD LAW.
Mr.. Julian, Chairman Of tho Committee %
Public Lands has reported TO tie House bin contain
ing the following anne ndments Of the HomcsteaaLav'
syc 1-Provides ths, persons in the military r,l
Vice Of tho rn'.d States, who are prssessd Tue scy fem
complying with me requirements 81 the law may lie lie s
Iavit required before the officer IN command which b.
forwarded W the wife OF agent q the party to the s
the proper lsndosce.
SIC SProyd-, that the homessi clsimsnt shsl pay
per the each value Of the land at the time Of eb and
. like sum when hes claim is hnsllY established
SIC Provldes that any person no nay be prevented By
age bodily nGrmy from going TO the Office Of the
Register nsy ME the AFFIDAVIT, eqn,d before the Cerk II hs
county IN which he resides sud fofsai ~ u. Office Of the
Register.
shall De fixed By the General Land Cce and shall hot be lee
than 81 Is per
SEC 5-Posile. that persons who have taken the steps
qrd hy the Homestead law and have been prevented BY
heirg called into ,h- military naval service ors fall
h te Jaw may and orw ard their aadsvis -
r.glired In the first section
SIC 9s unimpoT'ant only increis'n. the fses Of ,hs
register md Receiver ia arising undr the pIoenpsos
law OF 1871.