New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
TO the Associated Press.
o INC NsOflhttd FItst
WARRINGTON, Monday. July IL. 1865
GOVERNMENT GRANT TO BROOKLYN.


Admiral Smith, Chief of tho Bureau of Navy
Yards and Docks. has entered into preliminary ar.
Engagements for giving 10 the City OF Brooklyn certain
lands and the advantages Ct the dock at wallabou, in
consideration OF the surrender TO the Government Of
the streets which now run through the Navy Yard
grounds. The action o. ne New York Legislature it
is believed. is necessary 10 raf the terms OF this eI
change on the part OF Brooklyn.
GEN. HAEC0CKs ORDER.
The following order was promulgated to-day:
lpQRs FIRST Army CoRPs
WAsHIsGroS. July II. 1863
GENERAL OypeR No i0-Alost OF the regiments composing
ia. Fret Division First Army Corps, have been ordered to
mastering rendezvous in different States consequently they
will be temporarily detached fom their di lsions and
bcralrs In view Of their approaching departure, the
Major General Commanding desire to tina, as veterans
ed Of the Rebellion ther condue, viii be closely criticised
by citizens and soldiers iseIPeoted that each member OF
tie corps Ill feel an honest pride in the veteran organization
10 whieh he Is attached and will understand thst lie repre-
not only h- own locality and state bu. also The armies
the Union The Msj0rGenerul Commanding trusts thar
dur ~ their ebence the memb-r OF this corps WILL by sr
good conduct aud superior ascne fully sustain The high
opinion everywhere entertained Of them as veteran soldiers OF
''' By order Of Major Gen. HAScocK
fiudley Anderson. A. A. u.
REBEL PROPERTY on TIE RIO GRAYDE.
Official communications received by the De-
parrcnt of State from Paris justify the expectation
that the and other property carried across the
Lilo Grande by the Rebel leaders after the capitulaon
VIII be freely and fully restored TO the United States
in compliance with the demand heretofore made
TREASURY EXPENDITURES.
Owing to the payment OF troops being mus
tered out Of service, including bounties and other
ssary obligations Of the Government the daily de.
mand upon the Treasury Gre ii is said to tie extent
OF s., COO, eco TO S5O00,0C0.
MR. HOLLOwAY's RESIGNATION.
The reasons assigned III some OF the news
papers for the resignation OF Mr. Holloway, the Com.
missioner of Patents, such that it TO avoid
rupture between the Secretary o the Treasury and the
President and similar statements, all wrong, and
calculated 10 do iniusticr The Secretary has
had any disagreement with Mr. Holloway. and his dis.
placement or the appointment of Commissioner
has been subject OF conversation between tie
Secretary and the President.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
There are at least ~, 900 applications sn file
in the Treasury Department for appointments.
DISAPPEARANCE OF A PAYMASTBR.
The Navy Department expresses much solici.
tude at tho mysterious disappearance of Paymaster
Robert II. Clark Of Delaware who has had important
orders addressed TO him, but cannot after earnest in
quiry be found.
NORTH CAROLINA COTTON.
There is much scattered cotton and tobacco
in North Carolina awaiting purchase. but the holders
have No means Of sending Il to market. Two Of ths