New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
IRON WARRINGTON.


WARRINGTON Tuesday. Dec. 5, ls6j. )
sEREyADE TO GEN. DANKs--HIS REPLY.
Maior.Gen. Banks tonight received the COM
pliment Of sorelal from the Louisiana delegation
which was attended BY a large eoncourso OF citizens.
The General was introduced in a brief but eloquent
speech by Gov. Hahn Of Louisiana. The General on
appearing alluded hopefully to affairs m louisiana
lie highly commended the Presidents Message, and
eoncurred IN the belief that treason is crime and
should bo punished such. He closed by saying that
whether in bis capacity private citizen or legisa-
tor for the people he would always be found the cham
pion Ct freedom and equal rights not only for the white
but the black race.
TO BIZ MUSTERED OUT.
The 10th Pennsylvania, numbering so men,
are to be mustered on, hero tomorrow.
PERSONAL.
Capt. jas. w. Powell, jr., 10th Veteran Re-
serve corpa Judge Advocate Of the department gene
raj court.maIial In this city has been breveed Major
and Lieutenant. Colonel U. = Volunteers for gallant
and meriorous services during the and ordered TO
duiy at Richmond. Va
A TRIAL ENDED.
The trial Of Capt. George West, late super
intendant of the Old Capitol Prison was ended today
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court was in session to-day
bat a short time.
ANOTHER SMASH Up.
Another railroad accident on tho Orange
AMI Alexandria Railroad occurred on Sunday, =
which several cars were done up but NO one seiousy
harmed. g - '-F-'
WORK IN THE FOURTH AUDITORS OFFICE.
During the month Of November last, there
were 229 money acquisitions entered In the office OF tie
Fourth Auditor, amounting In the aggregate to
a. 3ys o5 The amount OF the refunding acquisitions
VA, Oil 2760i0 The amount OF cash disbursements In
the accounts settled during the same month the
divisions Of Nayy.Agents, PaymasteTs' pensions
marine, prize and Generals. was e461ON6. The
number OF prizeca,es reported amounted TO SO 4Od
There was paid over to the Office Of internal revenue
slo, ei7-an increa,e Of s5o945 over that returned
during the month OF October last.
KANSAS BRANCH OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Several hundred thousand dollars of bonds OF
the Kansas branch Of tho Pacific Road presented
at the Treasury Department today the holders claim
ing that they arc entitled to the Government bonds TO
be issued on the second 40 miles OF that road This
will stop the further issue OF bonds by Government until
| this complication with that branch Is adjusted.
OFFICERS PAY.
In the case of Colonel, commanding q
brigade during Shermsn's great march TO the sea-
appointed brigadier.genera Dec. g. 1854. but whose
commission as such did no. reach him until May ~
1865 the Second Controller has decided that notwith'
standng the custom heretofore has been TO pay officers
only from tho date OF the acceptance OF their commits
sons in cases similar to the one quoted fun pay from
tho date Of tho commission will he allowed.
LIGHTHOUSES.
There are still Sc lighthouses on the South
Atlantic and Gulf coast TO be reestabshed by the Gov
eminent The delay has been occasioned mainly by
the insuciency OF funds appropriated by the Govern
ment for the accomplishment OF result so desirable to
the convenience Of the Of tho world gsner-
ally.
THE NETWORK COLLECT0RSHlP.
1t seems to be generally conceded here that
Mr.. Church, Deputy Collector Of the Port OF New
York, will be appointed to the position OF Collector
COUNT GAsPARIs'3 LETTER.
w. NJ. Brown, Agent Of the New-York Loyal
Publication Society was here today. Through the
kind and prompt assistance Of influential gentlemen
lie was able to distribute TO the Members Of Congress
copy Of Count Gasparns letter 10 President johnson