New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to ThaN. Y. Tribune. ...If
WAsnNoroS Thursday. June @. 1868
ENGLISH RECOGNITION OF AN AMERICAN INvRN.

TION.
| Or. B. Howard formerly Assistant Surgeon q.
g. A.. now in England has brought to the notice Of
Earl Grey his improved ismbusnee lately used in our
army which has received the approval of the highest
officials Of the English War Department.
LARGE TOTAL.
| The expenditures of the Government during
the past year amount to the sum Of Sl,2O-
0,oO0 or over g. 800, 600 per day.
HOSPITAL FANNING MACHINE.
The Sanitary Commission premium for the
best hospital tanning machine has been awarded to Dr.
MoGowan, the referee TO Assistant tSurgeon Taft, in
charge of the Signal Corps Hospital
| PARD0NED.
The following persons received the Presidents
pardon to-day: d. j. Castleman. L. S. Joyner, John
Freeand ID. j. Burr. II. A. Claiborne. w. h. X. Band
B. W. Haxan, NJ NJ. Davis, w. N. Causey, J. c. Lud'
ington. T. D. Wagner. r. r. Bridges, ID. II. Baldwin
D. N Kennedy. Isaac n. Naff and Lewis +. Harvey.
OF this number eleven are from Virginia. two from
North Carolina. one from West Virginia, one rom
Georgia and one from louisiana
| MINNESOTA SWAMP LANDS.
The General Land Office to-day submitted to
Secretary Harlan for his approval several lists
1850 in the State Of Minnesota The lands submitted
for approval lie in the following districts: Forest
City, I655,H2 acres; Henderson. l,4e2,7 acres
winnebago eo6 7o5 acres ST Peters. lss acres;
North. Eastern, seIs.453 acres; Taylors Falls,
! % 964, .95 acres; total, IS 2s2. 1872 acres.
ARRIVAL OP GEN. sAXTON.
Gen. Saxton arrived in town to-day from the
South and had an extended interview with Gen. How.
ard relative to the affairs Of the freedmen In his depart
ment
THE VIRGINIA FREEDMEN.
About two hundred and fifty teachers for the
freedmen have up to this time been employed in Vr-
ginia
PERSONAL.
L. d. Ingersoll, ESQ.,, has been appointed III.
braran of the Interior Department He was formerly
editor of The Iora STATE Reporter.
GEN. GRANT.
Notwithstanding pressure from all sources
has been brought 10 bear upon Gen. Grant TO induce
him TO attend large number Of celebrations on the
coming Fourth he sti adheres TO his intention OF re-
naming here to attend TO the duties OF his
office.
GEN. LEg.
The former Rebel Gen. X. Y. Lee seems in
clned 10 calmly await the Issue of events, and with his
family has gone to Carlosve vs 70 spend the heated
torn.
rus ~wssrr-rnousAND DOLLAR CLAUsk
An adjourned meeting Of the citizens OF Rich
mond was held Yesterday at which amemoria to Presi
dent johnson was read representing that the seooO
clause in his proclamation OF amnesty was daily
causing great embarrassment In tho transaction
OF all kinds of business, and praying that IL
be withdrawn. letter from II. G. rant o'
the First National Bank Of Richmond TO the
Committee also favors tie repeal Of the clause referred
10 The petitioner state that they took the oath pre-
scribed bv President Lincoln Of March &C. 1864. md
necernber ? 1864 in the full belief that by so doing
they secured the pardon extended and that business
had been suddenly parayzcd by the later decision OF
the Attorney General. The memorial viii probably DO
unanimously signed and forwarded TO the President In
q few days.
A COLORED CELEBRATION
The Colored Peoples National Lincoln Monn-
rnent ssociation. under whose auspices the fth OIL
nv il 10 be celebrated In the grounds south OF the
Presidential mansion, have nearly competed the
arrangements for that demonstration and cordially lh
ye every friend Of the to be present on that day
en- Hunter has kindly consented TO address the
audience The Rev. Jonn Perpont will be present ana
will deliver poem written for the OCCASION and several
OF our most guished speakers VIII entertain tue
audience after the regular order Of services shall have
been concluded.
NO VISITORS.
Owing to the continued indispositon Of the
President no visitors were received Of the White
House to-day.
| MOSBY.
Mosby, the guerrilla, having been pardoned,
has opened law office and settled in Culpepper, Va
INTERRISG SOLDIERS.
The burial party recently sent out under
Capt Moore have accomplished their mission and IN
TERED the remains Of over hundred soldiers who
fell in battle between the Rapidan and Richmond.
Head boards were erected aud proper inscriptions
placed over the remains.
An EXCURSION TO MANASSAS.
On the Orange and Alexandria Railroad the
Bull Run bridge completely rebuilt to-day and an
excursion train bearing large number OF military ana
civil noabilties will leave tomorrow Tor Mehasaas
where several hours viii be spent in reviewing the old
battlefield The road will be open to Eichmond by the
10Th prOximo.
t. the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON Thursday June 90, 1855.
PARDOSs.
So far only about I2j special pardons nave
heen granted 4 number Of papers, However ioi '1iS
uurpose await the signature OF the fFeoide"|
THE OLD CAPITOL.
The only prisoners oil war now III ,he oia
ctol Prison above the rank of Captain are tho hebei
NaiDr-Gen. Edward johnson ana ono hio"'c"a"'
Colonel Of Virginia regiment.
oATHS or ALLEGIANCE.
co1 Jngrahsm has turned over to the State