New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Sp.,i, ci.pstch TO The n. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. June l3 l-d5.
THE CABINET MEETING.
The Cabinet meeting was unusually pro-
srso,ea to-day lasting 81 hours. IL was attended
BY al 20 members.
A QUAKER DELEGATION
A delegation of Quakers headed by Com
puissoner Newton visited the President by appoint
ment early this morning.
THE OLD CAPITOL.
The Old Capitol Prison, too often. hitherto, q
tsrror 10 the loyal as well dsoyal. is now nearly
smpt, There are now less than 100 inmates and these
mostly sick and disabled soldiers
THE NEW MARSHAL.
1t is definitely ascertained that Mr.. doodioe'
Of Tn Chronicle has been appointed Marshal OF TINS
District. although he has not yet received his commn
sion
OREGON
Msjor.Gen. Ord has been assigned to the
n,ery command Of the State Of Oregon headquarters
Ut Portland.
APPOINTED.
Brevet-Lieut.- Col. A. Z. King A. A. g., on
the stat Of Gen. Augur. commanding the Department
ofwsshington has been appointed Assistant Acu'aht-
Genera u the First Army Corps with the foil rank OF
Iieutensnt-Coionc Capt. r. Chandler, A. A. o.. on
che staa Of MsorGen. Wilcox has been appointed As
sstar djatant enera the ,tAf Of the aajorGeh-
srsl commanding the Department
THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
Capt. Fisk Of the Yellowstone expedition LETT
for his Western tour to- night. He is to be In New.
YORK on Wednesday aud Thursday. at the Aston
House.
TAKING FRENCH LEAVE.
A large number Of soldiers, believing the war
over ord their moral obligations 70 fol the war
arc flaIcd have taken French leave for their homes
Severa hundred have passed into the States OF Mary
land. Delaware and Pennsylvania. To-day a small
squad attired in Sumner linen were marched through
the city their al aeit caups having been picked
up In Maryland.
FARMERS INCOMES.
IT, Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
cons red 10 submit agreed Gaze 10 the U. s. Circuit
Court Maryland upon tie question Of farmers incomes
wher the nth section amended imposes tax on
.ales III 1864 of produce which has previously paid an
incom, tax.
GIN. sHERTDANs REPORT
Ge,. Sheridan has submitted his report Of
.bs Ire Forks engagement in which i, is said he is
paricalarly severe upon Gen. Warren.
VIRGINIA DELEGATION.
small delegation of Virginians headed by
John Minor Bolts and Anderson OF Iredfgsr Iron
Work, IRE here to rec the President
A BOUNTY BROKER PARDoNED.
Dcl,ny, the Meine bounty-broker who was
proved 20 have ce rod over tlO0 0O0 and who under
stool 0 have reoe, tie severest verdict awarded by
any court martial which las bad cognizance OF th's
class q. ofenses has been Internationally peIdoned by
the President
AN ERROR.
Tee error Of eneanpng 80 vast an army Of
victorious men within the limits OF great city has
sorel, taxed the restraining powers Of the military
authorities and frequent robbories aud breaches OF the
pesce have resulted
THE POLISH EMIGRATION.
Prot. Jos. K0wrckalski, the leader of the
Polish eigrants who have found asylum In Switzer.
land lss arrived here fom Berne. and held an inter.
view IN the President. lie brings letters Of indorse.
nsni the President of the Republic of Switzsr.
lsnd Minister Foge and others. These Poles come 10
SETTLE ~ free AmeIica and deserve, they will re.
ssive. ne generous sympathy OF our people.
GEN. BALLECK.
BURGLARY Stanton telegraphed to Gen. Hal
iecs Tor explanations of the grave complaints Of cruelty
oos II negro schools aud the like IN his Department.
~ Geaeral exculp ties himself and says be has no
s"'" 'o4gs tnss bian. nar.ons have been uaktndlr