New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-15


estimates Of the amount Of provisions clothing 90 !.
may be needed Or the supply Of such cAsses Of pss,
within their respective departments. It also stsses ~
rations will not be gratuitously issued TO tssshsn q
freedmen and refugees but such duly authoreh,
the Commissioners ofthe Bureau may purchase raton.
the same manner commissioned officers OF the armv
and will receive free transportation on Goyernns..
transports and railroads. Public buildings or tho..
seized by the Government from disoyal persons not
quired for military purposes. may be used Tor school
teachers. soldiers. wives and refugees T. "a frs
THE TwExTY.THIRD CORPS. ~
The Twenty.third Corps, now in NorA
Carolina. is being mostly mustered out and hon.
MILITARY PERSONAL.
Lieut.. Frederick Anderson, A. d. G. "a
Major.Gen Schofeld Is in the city on bis way to Ch
cinnati, his homo. Col. Sawyer. A. A. G. Of Gen
Shermans staff, is yet in the city. lie win leayc hs
st. Louis in few days .......... -,
APPLICANTS FOB PARDON. ar.
Gems. Ed. johnson and P I. Moore, A. o.
p. Nicholson, Arnold, the Mayor Of Savannsh. Gen.
Joseph r. Anderson Of the Tredegar Iron Worts d
Richmond. and an immense number OF former regular
army and navy officers applying for Executive clsn
ency and the settlement Of their questions involves
much discussion.
ANOTHER PARDON
Donald McShorb, who had been in tie
Rebel service aud captured while trying to esoaps
TO Scotland. and who was tried and sentenced b.
Court Martial has been pardoned by the President b.
fore the PRONUNCIATION Of the sentence.
THE wILLIAMsBURGH PROvOST.MARsHAL
The Williamsburgh Provost Marshal who in
duced the Court to adjourn his case till to-day
account of the unavoidable absence Of his counsel d
not appear nor could any information Of bis whore
abouts be ascertained Ater sitting for hour "a
the Court. Martial again adjourned Wadron is on hi
parole
INCRIBISG FLAGS.
The flags of the 10th Michigan, the l26tA
Ohio and 10th New. York regiments are to-day being
inscribed with the Of the battles In which TIE
commands have participated On those OF the l>esA
New. York are inscribed Hilton Head. Fort Pulash
James Island Boil Run. Chsntilly. South Mountain. Nd
Antietam Fredericksburg. siege Of Vicksburg JACK:
son. Miss, Blue Springs, Tenn. Campbell Station.
Tenn. siege Of Knoxville. Tenn. Strawberry Plains,
Horemsn's Farm. Va. Bethesds Church. Cold Harbsr.
Petersburg siege Of Petersburg, Fort Mahon, Weldon
Railroad Reams Station Poplar Spring Church. .Csptms
Of Petersburg.
THE BALTIMORE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Baltimore Agricultural Society hed
meeting yesterday, at which sll.Ooo was subscribed
for aid to farmers after an eloquent address BY VII
ham Prescott Smith esq. Master Of Transportation 90
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The objects coutsu.
plated by this society set forth in the following
preamble:
This Society has been organized FOR the purpose OF
supplying sucn persons in the South In that potion VI
it which has heretofore been commercially connected
with this city, and within easy reach Of H. who IRON
the ravages OF war have been deprived Il the
necessary agricultural and farming implements tools,
seed and stock to enable them 20 cultivate
their land, and are withou, the means OF purchasing
them. Ii proposes to supply such may be III tLat
condition. and inquiry may be deemed worthy u
assistance, with such necessary articles ct or Gear tas
thereof taking the obligations of tho parties 70
be repaid out Of the proceeds OF she nrst crop of -
soon thereafter as possible.
THE DUTCH GAP CANAL.
Prof Mailefort, who has been engaged in re-
moving the distractions In james River represents tie
Dutch Gap Canal as not only failure, but complete
success A number % vessels have passed through
The ASTON Of the tide washes the debris lef by
plodng the outer wall and II is confidently asserea
that the Improvement viii be Of immense value The
shipping.
THR RICHMOND PRISONS.
Capt 3. Schoonmaker of the 2oth New-Y0rk
Regiment has been assigned TO the command Of all the
military prisons in Richmond. Va
REDUCTION OF ARTILLERY.
The War Department has instructed depart
ment commanders to reduce OF once their basteF.sd
volunteer light artillery the number absolutely re-
qlired under existing circumstances in their depart
Inents The companies thus relieved viii De sent TO
Washington. Louisville or Cairo may be most Goa
venent Tor inal payment and mnstsri,g out.
THE HRNRIcO DISTRICT.
Brevet-Major-Gen. j. w. Turner has been
assigned TO the command of the Military Distsctd
Henrico III the Department OF Virginia, with head
quarters at Richmond.
THE VIRGINIA DELEGATION.
The Hon. John Minor Bolts, Alexander Rives. and
other distinguished yirginien, who arrived Aere yes
,erdsy from Richmond. mad co interview with Pres-
dent johnson this ate. noon.
A CHANGE.
There is a great change coming over the Old
Dominion The latc elections have convinced the
nion that unless they in manner receive tie
support ard protection of the Government ;Ley will Of
necessity be forced TO leave the State. Union ell
over the St tie are organizing and, example. We
nav adver, 20 the fact that such Sawyers,
Beach. and Hill. Judge Brown. and noarly every
MON man who was such before anc during
the war; have out decidedly or negro OUTRAGE IS
The chief hope OF Virginia. An important meeting hGs
Just been held and address determined uron 10 the
country and the next Congress. The address WI sooa
De issued and Will give a succirct history of .he re-
stored government of Virginia; the late elections, IN
which scarcely Union was elected Of the Rebels
taking the advice Of Sanders and Revcrdy johnson to
perure themselves to vote and OF the necessity ot
enfran chsing the loyal blacks in saving Virginia 10