New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Disp,,ch 70 TIE N. Y. Tribune
WARRINGTON Tucsday June 90 lr6J.
rng RICHMOND RgBEL FoRTIFIcATIoSs.

Capt. SIaDad, n. n, ~. N., Tccci'cu p'IHpiH-
sion to-day from the War Department to inspect and
make drawings Of all the lines OF Rebel WORKS about
Richmond. for publication.
MRS. SEWARD
At the Cabinet meeting to-day Mr.. seward
was not present owing to the serious illness o. Mas
Seward
NATIONAL BANKS.
The demands for moro National Banks and
currency circulation are so pressing now that 'he
States heretofore In Rebellion are demanding cur
rency that Congress viii be called upon among It,
earliest ensctments to increase the superintendent of
National Bank capital.
PROTECTION FOX THE FREEDMEN.
II order TO remove the obstacles thrown in
The way Of freedmen and refugees " their former mas
ters refusing TO grant them just and reas nabe com
pensation for their labor Gen. Howard has issued
circular to his Assistant Commissioners. superintend'
ants and other officers connected with his Bureau
stating that tho diversity of circumstances disnclnes
him 20 s even minimum rates FOR Gl cases. and recon-
uendinv that they approve all contracts between en-
p,oyer and enpove being careful to exercise discrmi
nation in the remuneration of the different classes OF
aborers aud be sure IN every instance 10 pIo'cc'
the employe in that compensation.
Public lands containing the precious metals
are n,crdicei ny law from sale or other disposal ~
The Government Cases frequently arise IN the "en'ra
Lind OAce in which the land Is Of mixed character
and in such cases II has been decided that where the
arabic quality Of the tract predominates. md'iiua'
t,o. are rsoognized but whcrc tie meaiierous IN eI
ten, OF y,lne 4. the prcdouinatng element the ndi'
ydual claim j. invalid.
TIE ARMY OP GEORGIA.
BY direction of the President, the Army OIL
Georgia hereby dissolved and all regiments not 70 DE-
nnder existing orders viii be transferred to
the Army OF the Tennessee.
THE VETERAN RESERVE CoRPs.
General Order No. ll6 from the War Depart
ment directs that all enlisted Of the Veteran Re
servo Corps Who they had remained in their oriena!
regiments would. under existing orders now be en-
titled TO their discharge be Immediately mustered our.
executing those who desire to thcr full terDi
PERSONAL.
Brig Gen. Brownlow, a sou OF the Par;on, is
in town Gen. Fremont is at Wizards
A sEEESApE.
Last evening band of the Second Corps.
accompanied by the staff officer OF zen. Humphrey
Headquarters rel enaded Mr.. h. f. Wilson OF Boston
tried friend and former officer OF iha, famous com
msnd. After panaking Of magnificent collation.
spread before them by Mr. W. the party adjourned 70
tie Metropolitan Hotel. where Gen. Hancock. their
former commander resides, and brought h.Hl to his
window to acknowledge the compliment, which he dad
in neat speech.
APPOINTED.
Charles A. Page formerly the able and
humorous war correspondent Of Tns TRIBUNE, has been
appointed Consul to Zurich. Switzerland.
THE ABsc0SDIyG PROVOST MARSHAL.
Charles W. Cheshire, Enrolling Officer of the
wiamsburgh Office was put upon trial to-day for com
pcity with the absconded Provost Marshal D. H.
Bergen esq. OF NesYork. appeared ~ his counsel.
INTERNAL REVENUE SOUTH.
The Commissioner of Internal Rcyenue is
about issuing orders to his agents in the former nsur
rectonary districts Of the South. directing In every in
stance the collection cf the Cove tai OIL ell
Southern goods previous to their shipment 10 the
Northern market.
THE ALABAMA DELEGATION.
All of the Alabama delegation have left town,
except their chairman. Mr.. Bradley, Of Huntsville
The delegation desired the appointment Of Gen. Siebe
late Of the Rebel army Governor on account OF his
ready acQuescence In Emancipation aud the sslutary
effect it would have on the former prominent slave
OF the State, but he Is excluded from the
benefits OF the Proclamation OF Amnesty his case Is
considered as hopeless, and II is now believed that
Judge Lewis y. Parsons vill receive the appoint
mont.
PROM THR SOUTH.
Out OF seventeen prominent arrivals from the
South to-day ton from Tennessee.
ARRESTED.
The Rebel Senator Henry C.. Burnct, of
Kentucky was arrested this morning by order Of the
Secretary ofwar The charges against him have not
yet transprod.
THE WASHINGTON FORTS.
The forts around Washington are to DO re-
duced to twenty-five, which IRE 10 be strengthened and
SO constructed as to enclrce the city.
BUgYISG SOLDIERS.
The force recently sent out for the burial of
thu remains of soldiers killed in the battle fields BE-.
crossing in their humane work. Headboards are erect
cd over the graves inscribed with all TIE information
possible to DO obaiuad. and the Inscription registered
at the office OF Capt. Moore, who has charge Of the
burial party
ANOTHER DISTURBANCE-A SOLDIER KILLED.
Another disturbance in Mary land-ave., near
Seventh ST., occurred tonight resulting in the killing
Of soldier by negro resident Of that locality 1t
seems that an alteration occurred whom the negro
struck him with brckbat killing him almost Instantly.
To tho Associated Prose-
.t"ir.. WAsBNayoN. Tuesday. June 20 1855.