New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
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Of the preceding Day.
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APPOINTMENT
Mr.. E. F. Anderson was on Saturday appointed
an Appraiser for Baltimore and his commission fse.
warded by the Commissioner Of Customs. Thomas
Robb.has been appointed Direct Tax Commission eos
the State Of Georgia. The President yesterday a.
pointed DR.. j. G. D. Pettijohn Assistant Assessor a
Internal Revenue for the Eleventh District Of Iinos
The latter gentleman formerly connected with Tho
Western press. and has recently had charge Of Dts
penssry at Alexandria Va.
RAILROAD LOCATION CHANGED.
The Governor of Wisconsin has filed in thu
General Land Office map showing change in tn
line of route Of the Chicago and North Raj
road. authorized by the resolution of Congress %.
proved April IS, ls62 As originally located the rosA
ran In north.wesery direction from the town OF An
pleton on the Fox River, to the State line between
Wisconsin and Michigan; as changed tbs road runs
along the river to its mouth at Green Bay and tbenoa
up the shore Of the lake. striking the State line near Tie
mouth Of the Monoponee River The said rssolutiea
further provides that the State should hold the land =
originally located that the new section upon that linz
should be reduced to the ordinary minimum. aud upoa
the new line such sections should be increased doabe
the minimum price.
STATISTICS OF wORsTED MANUFACTURE.
Worsted goods, consisting Of Atwood and
cotton warp. mousline deaine. barages, cashper,s.
etc. for ladies' dresses Is mainly carried on in time
establishments in the United States. These are ,hs
Manchester Print Works in New Hampshire the PsciAs
Mills at Lawrence and tie Hamilton Wooden Compar
ny's works at Southbridge. in Massachusetts.
The prodact OF the aforesaid establishments In 1864
was % 75O 900 yards the annual value of the produot
So 375 annual cost Of labor s5i36si famas hands
employed. 1877; male hands employed. Ll0l sets d
cards. no. cost OF all raw material used e2.4i2 T75s
pounds OF cotton used. l.653OCO; pounds Of wool
5000 900; capital invested. 6, 100000.
NEW NATIONAL BANKS.
The following is the list of National Banks -
tabshed last week:
The Merchants OF st. Louis. No.. capital, e7o1 ooot
William S. Ewing. President, Robert X. WoodA
Cashier
The Merchants Of West Virginia at Morgantovs,
capital $4,000; Geo. W. HagonS, President, Wllian
Tie National Union of Monticello n. Y. capital
$50 900; Israel r. Tremain President. George Ben
nett, Cashier.
capital, siso0OO; Charles C. Miller. President Z.
The Pulaski ational Bank OF Pulaski n. Y. capital
$4,000; Charles A. Clark President, james d. CiasE'
The Fulton National Bank OF the City Of New.Yoek.
capital 5000 COO Thomas Mcmahon, President Robert
II. Haydock, Cashier.
The National Exchange Bank Of Greenyil!e r: [.
capital $4,000; Elisha Smitn. President, VIM. Via
sor, Cashier. ,
$500 900; John Q. Jones' President, Z. u. WiilAmA
Cashier.
The Kent National Bank OF Charlestown, Nd. os2l'
tai $4,000; G.. b. Westcott. President Samuel ".
Spencer. Cashier.
COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS.
The Hon. Thomas c. Theaker, formerly .
Member of Congress from Ohio, will be appointed
Commissioner of Patents, vice Holloway. resigned.
The papers are before the President awaiting bis az
nature. Mr.. Theaker was President Linco'n's choios
in 1861. but his appointment then claimed by Sss
rotary Caleb B. Smith properly belonging to 10
head Of the Department.
THB SIGNAL CORPS
Orders have been issued by the War Depart
ment for the muster out of all the officers and eassd
men Of the Signal Corps stationed east Of the Msss
sppi River.