New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-31

Freedmens Bnrcau stationed in Richmond, Ill collect
ing their claims for compensation Tor labor rendered.
their former masters from Jan, l. 1862 the date oil the
Plcsldents Emancipation Proclamation. to tho date OF
tie occupation of the State by our forces Ihey
represent that the negroes made free by the Prociama
ton were hold and treated slaves until their former
masters we're forciby dispossessed of their socaied
chtttcis by our Government, md CHIN with apparent
Justice compensation for the labor rendered. 'o''
Brown has asked for instructions from the Freedmen
Bureau aud will receive the opinion Of Gen Howard
in few days.
PERSONAL.
The Hon. Augustus Frank, late Member OF
Congress from New.York. arrived in town to-day.
FOREIGN RECOGNITION OF AMERICAN TALENT.
Mr.. Kennedy of the Census Bureau has been
Informed that His Majesty the King of Denmark has
been pleased decree that their large gold medal pour
h ers be accorded TO him "as token Of high appre'
citation Of his great merits and extraordinary S'a 'or
the science of statiscs In communicating the fact
the Minister of Denmark says: 81 expect soon to re-
ccve the medal which is very seldom conferred. and
shall then have the pleasure Of sending II to you
officially
RESIGNED AND APPOfNTBD.
s. T. Howard, esq, Of the Treasury Depart
ment, has resigned the Office OF Deputy Controller OF
the Currency H. II. Hulburt esq. has been appointed
TO the place made vacant and viii assume tie duties OF
tie office on Tuesday. the lst proximo
GEN. HOWARD RECTEATlSG.
Major Gen. o. o. Howard, Commissioner Of
he Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands leaves for 20 days recreation in tie pine WOODS
Of Maine tomorrow morning. II earnestness, Industry
and assdui,y in the performance Of bis duties entte
public official to brief respite from his abors, Oen H.
richly deserves the furloueh extended
HEAVY STORM ON SATURDAY.
A violent rain and hail-storm. accompanied
by high winds. visited this city on Saturday 2. m.
Large branches torn away by the wind and won't
sweeping down the streets which submerged from
curb TO curb in water and haistones of fabulous d.
mensons swept down with such force ms TO destroy
hundreds of window panes. After the inie heat OF
the last few days the storm was most welcome one.
TIE PHILADELPHIA APPOINTMENTS.
The President yesterday settled the fight over
TIE Philadelphia appointments. by ordering commits
sions to be made out for william i. Thomas, ms Col
lector of Customs; Z. Reeves Meyer. as Surveyor Of
Customs. ard Edward Wallace as Naval Officer
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS PoR BALTIMORE.
The following additional appointments have
been made for the Port OF Baltimore F. +. Anderson
and +. X. Cornwall as Appraisers
ROBERT }. WALKER.
K. j. Walker, former Secretary OF the Treas.
uIy is in the city and holding interviews with the
Heads Of tie various Departments. There Is some Fl.
nancial scheme ON foot.
SURVEYOR AT PORTLAND, ME.
Charles J. Talbot has been appointed by the
President. Surveyor Of Customs at Portland Ne.
NATIONAL BAyKs.
The following National Banks were estab-
lished last week:
Tic Merchants National Bank OF Norwich. Conn.
Capital. s25,0O0 President. Henry u. Tracy; Cash.
ie-. james NJ. Mech The First National Bank Of
Henry. III. Capital, $4,000 President: Thomas l..
Bank Of Milwaukee Wis. Capital. slcoo0o. President
Anthony Green; Cashier. james a. Pine The Flrst
National Bank Of Winehester. III. Capital, $4,000. !
The National Bank Of Methnen, Mass. Capital. |
100000 President John Davis; Cashier. George |
Foot. The Lale National Bank Of wolfborough. /
ett Cashier Abel Haley Tie Fret National Bank OF
Red Wing Maine. Capital. $4,000. President, Theo.
dore b. sheldon; Cashier james McIntire. Tie Bat.
toakil National Bank Of Manchester, VI Capital. |
5000. President, ,Jalor IIawley; Cashis William
r. Black. The National Union Bank at Baltimore. !
Nd. caiital 81 2as. rs: President, William W. Tsy
tA-Nleg, jVjDrit a1ICkie. 1bC JEFFERSON County
National Bank OF waiertown y. Y. cap.tal, sIis 500 |
President Tacoti Il. Cai1p Cashier Ofyilc Y. Bran.
nard The Atlantic National Bani: OF BROOKLYN. n. Y.
Capital, SJO0O00. President. wiilon c. Rashmorc: |
Cashier. q. NJ Denton, acting The Newport National
Bauk r. 7. Capital $4,000 IIcsden william
Vernon c'sl!el; II. {, Stevens, The National Baak /
9. Lane's.s', Ky Capital, sioaOoo; President,
The Irilbert National Bank Of Wi1sted Conn. Cap.
lta. 500, GO President, H. &. uo!mosi. Cashier,
'asff,O lie
Cashier. H. j. Eoyes.
The total number Of National Banks now
doing business throughout the country is l9i with
otal circulation OF slGl 1865 The Of eur.
'ency issued last week was 1929. lGJ.
ARRRsTED-REPoRTED DEPALCATIOys.
Paymaster Walsh, one of the principal |
Ulcers Of the Pay Department in this city. was. with
as Two Clerks arrested yesterday and lodged the Old
Capitol l;umor has it that heavy defalcations have
been discovered in his accounts
INTERVAL REVENUE FIGURES
The receipts from internal revenue for the
present month foot up the handsome Of $40 900 600
No such amount has been received from this Of
CREME the present year. 1t is estimated that the
cccipts for the next two months will be about
.Gocoo'ooo, or about 100000 per day.
10 he Associated Pre,.
WARRINGTON July 30 1865.
THE PRESIDENT on AN EXCURSION.
The President, accompanied by bis family
nd the Hon Preston King. LETT Washington Yesterday
N trip down tie river expecting to return " morrow
corning
THE STONEWALL.
IL is understood that the Rebel ram SlonewalI
at the yice Of Government but will moi Al
resent brought 10 the United States fol- fear The
cllow fever prevalent Mt Havana where she Ies moy
hus be introduced into country.
THE CHOLERA.
The State Department has received adyiccs