New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

CO.. Samuel Thomas for Mississippi at vicksbarrv
Breyet Col J. W. Osborne for Florida a. Tal.,..
see Fla. Aa~
The Rev. O. W. Conway for LOUISIANA a. N.vo
leans, La.
o. O. HOWARD Major General, Commissions.
DEPosITARIEs OF PUBLIC MONEY,
The Treasurer Of the United States bs.
designated the National Adams Bank of North Adam,
Mass, and the First National Bauk Of Selma ar,
depositarics Of public moneys.
OHIO POLITICS.
Gen. Scbenck is in town. His friends ara
confident Of his election to the Senate while di,n,.n
received from Ohio to-day insists that senate.
Shcrmans reelection is secured beyond contingencies
ACCUMULATION OF FUNDS.
Seventy-two millions of dollars have aeon.
INFLATED in the United States Treasury up 70 to.d,,
This is the first time since the outbreak of tue Rebeo,
that there has been an increase of funds.
TIE ODD-PELLows.
The Odd-Fellows' Lodges Of this city went I,
Baltimore to-day, TO participate in the great couyoc
ton and parade there. The President Wa unabIe d
attend.
PROPOSED EMIGRATION OF GRAPE-GROwBRs
An enterprising Italian has forwarded through
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Agriculture. proposition to emgrate compapy O.
silk and grape.growers and wine.manulacturers Il
New. York or New.Jersey, where sufficient ground,
could be secuucd for 100000 grapes vines and 10000
mulberry trees. He desires to export bis materials and
ship his colony at the expense and under the auspices
Of the United States. This, Of course, cannot bs
granted and the Commissioner is in hopes that Ameri
can capitalists may be induced to aid in tie coasumma
ton Of the project The protector estimates that il
three years after planting a very large profit wouli
accrue, and the fifth year would produce ssOO,0O00G
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Samuel II. Wiley was this afternoon az
pointed by the President Collector Of Internal Rev
nue. for tie Third District of North Carolina.
REBEL STEAMBOAT BURNERS
The evidence on file at the Bureau Of Aliltarr
Justice against the gang of Rebel incendiaries wh..
during the wer combined amusement with business ls
burning steamboats, and warehouses in the SCUM.
West duplicates about thirtydve persons abut
one half Of whom have been appreherded
aud are now n prison undergoing rial
JEFF Davis heads the incendiery lit grand director
Of operations. Benjamin acted cashier Of the organ.
cation; Seldom as arbiter Of tie validity Of the GAINS
or property destroyed while Judge Tucker of Mobile
was chief of the boat burners who reported % him
for orders. The chief o. the land incendlaIhS WA
Richard Barrett a member Of Congress from Missouri.
who superintendent the destruction u warehouse
belonging 70 tie United States. Among tho
gang was named S.imsO5 who
held an important Office in the orginizatlon'
Rewton OF Toronto, Canada. who operated on the
Northern Lakes Slaughter OF Illinois, Edward fraser
II st. Louis; John T. Parks Of Memphis; and lsan
Aleshile and william Murphy Of New'Orean'. Dur
ing the war over 200 steamers Of all kinds. valued az
from $500 % s-JlC0O each destroyed by this
chiyalrous band involving not Only immense pecu-
MARY loss TO the Government but the sacrifice Of humid
reds of valuable lives Col. Wm. Thorpe, formerly
Chief of the Secret Service in the Department OF Mis-
souri, merits the credit of ferretng out most Of tho
vane and of obtaining specific all definite Information
in regard TO its operations. The trla Is row IN pro-
gress at ST. Louis before Military Commission with
Col. Mckee Dunn, Assistant Judge Advocate Genera
as counsel for the Government and COL j. W. Bel Oh
81 Louis chief counsel for the defense, assisted by sew
eral other eminent lawyers.
A SINGULAR UYIOYIsT.
Henry c. Wayne, son Of Chiei-Justice Wayne
of the United States Supreme Court was the recipient
of pardon day OF since. At the breaking out Of
the Rebellion he held commission in the United
States service as Assistant QGar,ermaster which he
resigned to accept the position Of Adj.taltGeneri OF
Georgia. where he rendered valuable service to tue
Rebellion in organizing the troops OF that state and
also in commanding Rebel force opposing Sherman III
his great march, This notice isbut just as Wayne hs
been published as thorough Unouist during the var
THE CENSUS.
A copy of the preliminary census report pub
lished two years since attracts considerable attention
at the Interior Department account OF its manhood
corrections Its date could Tot be used IL claimed
in the forthcoming compendium until it Lad undergone
q thorough revision.
TIE EXECUTIVE BUREAU.
Gen. Yates. in his interview with the Presi.
dent strongly urged the organization OF the much
talked OF Executive Bureau.
To tie Associated Press. 800
WASHINGTON. wednesday, Sept. o. lsG5.
PARDONBD.
The President to-day granted an uncondi-
tora pardon to Francis Buchanan. who was tried by
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