New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
PROM WARRINGTON.
III. p,p.,ch 10 The n T. Tribune
''' WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Oct eS 1863.
n,rvs RROM SOUTHERN POSTMASTBHS'

nryS FROM SOUTHERN POSTMASTBbS'
rh-oe hundred and sixty-one thousand tour
- and Ave dollars and ninety cents is due TO tho
p...,,mspt from the defaultiDg pos'masters OF inc
~, States which they retained when the heoei'
,.o,sont They are now being called on for this
~, The Virginia postmasters are most IN arrears
AZ M, Al As all their securities we're required
rssl estate it is believed that the larger portion
osn he recovered. In 1861 their reiusals to
-. .oms were often abusive and arrogant. Now
~ p',. TONE IA spologetc and poverty.ploading
TROOPS TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
,f.;or.(;en. Hslock, commanding tho mill
d,;.ion Of the Pacific. has been directed to muster
N volunteer troops on tie Pacific coast Gen
h.. also been ordered to send all California youn'
.i,oents 10 New Mexico TO their State for muster
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts to-day at the Internal Revenue
p,,s,u amounted to sS293l9 g..
PENSION APPOINTMENTS
Ths Commissioner of Pensions to-day made
~, ALLOWING appointments Of examining surgeons Of
~. Raresu: DIS. W. W. Alexander. Athens. Tenn;
@ p Mitchell. RoFcryile, Tenn; A. y. Caldwell,
s,srberry Plains, Tenn; WIN. >. Train. Murphys
sorOsgh. ILL.,
EXTRA CONVERSATION F0R CLERKS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has paid over
,,oAer quarterly nsanent of the s2JO0OO appropria
soo osde BY Congress for extra pay to the clerks of
Al, Depsrtment. Extra pay ia allowed exclusively 10
hoe clerks receiving salaries Of 81, SEQ and 5000
AN IMPORTANT MISSION.
The Hon. Caleb Gushing will sail for Europe
N the first prcximo on business connected with the
Gorernmeut The nature Of the business has not yet
.n,Oed bat II is believed 10 be OF the mos. Important
ssa-seier
NATIONAL FINANCES.
The entire Governmental expenditure for the
.oupg year will be s265 OOO OOO which. according TO
present appearances, will he quite covered by the an
,Ome from Interna. Revenue alone.
THR TUNIsIAN EMBASSY.
Everybody is on the qui viye in expectation
n tae arrival Of the Tunisian ambassadors tomorrow
Every preparation has been made for their reception.
and every effort will be made to render their visit In
his city as entertaining and agreeable ~ possible
PARDoNs.
Over one hundred pardon warrants, duly
sgned by the President we're forwarded to the State
department tO-Odg iOl Lie slSDstuIc w inc cNNANt
The influx Of Southern pardon seekers ia the town
seps to be gradually abotirg.
A MERCHANTS EXCHANGES.
A large and spirited meeting for the organi-
nhon Of Merchants Exchange was held here last
night The NAMES OF a large number of prominent
business we're enrolled members. and articles Vi
association dnly adopted.
PENSION BUREAU EXPENSES.
While the expenditures OF the Government
will be greatly diminished during the coming year in
almost every department the expenses Of the Pension
Bureau Of The Interior Department viii be increased
from to 900 900 those of the present
,year which viii be about s5,0C0,0OO.
gHy wIz COURT-MARTIAL THE ACCUSED
POUND GUILTY.
The proceedings of the Court-martial in the
,as of wirz have been submitted TO the Judge Advo'
rate GeOera who is preparing summary ol the eVi'
asuee sdduced for the purpose of submitting the sane
10 the Secretary for his action The verdict OF tae
Commission was guilty" Several days will probably
sspse before the decision Of the Secretary OF War and
lhe President transpiros