New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

His TroOps-NcWsO oil JuDni Earb'
We find the following in The Wing Of We'd
nesd'y: ,
4 The recruiting of cOlOred troops in Richmond
has been suspended by the orders from the var De'
partment stopping all recruiting for the army MAJOR
Gen Casey and staff who are attending TO the orga'
zatlon occupy the Arlington House. Maln'sl. zen
Casey himself has his headquarters at the private RESI-
bdence of the late Secretary j. B. Benjamin. ne
bcruiting quite brisk for time and about LOO hau
been received and enrolled when the order sgspehohg
reeruting was promulgated, greatly to the ulsluy u
The abebodied negroes apparently who were crowd
ing forward in large numbers The recruits orc COM
Efortaby chartered at Camp Casey or Louisiana nosp
tal under the command Of LieutCoL james Dfai! Is
Pennsy lyania Light Artillery.
CHARTER ELECTION.
\ The Charter Election tor members oil the Clty
Council and Justices Of the Peace appointed Tor tne
H5th Of APRIL did not come on as tie community II
aware in consequence of the intervening evacuation OF
he civ and lis occupation BY the forces Of the United
Estates The election will not be held until the re-
Organization Of the State Government by the iDhuguIa
ton at Richmond Of Gov. Pierpont whose seat was al
Alexandria, and whose government u the one ieeof
nized by the Federal authorities. MeanWhile me oiu
men bers OF the Council and Magistrates hold over
until an election be held Tor their SUCCESSORS
though their functions are negatyed.
REAL ESTATE
Il Nessrs. Grubbs d Williams, auctoneers, IN
the Law buildincs Yesterday leased the following de-
scriptons Of property upon the annexed terms stor
y M. H..
per auuum; upper part Of the for six months, at
the rate OF 500 per aunum. $50 per months lot
north side II Main.st. between Ninth aud lenth
u feet by 100 feoi formerly occupied by l. EcEnau
for ten wears lessee 10 pay all taxes 10 erect buildings
eaccordng plan shown nj the time. $50 IN goa
Park House lots south side Bank5i., between MINI
and Tenth ss. 90 feet By 10 feet terms as above SloO
These sales will be continued from time TO time and
viii excite increasing interest as cnterpFs.ng capit'
iss determine upon building Improvements wiI"ih INC
burned district.
SENT TO THE LIBBY"
| Yesterday morning, man entered the suffer
Establishment Of John Dutrow frankln-st. ard amer
some Obsreperous conduct insulted the cerK IN AZ
tendance b. pronounoing him "d---iankce son OF
In b--h" Mr.. g. COnnor tic expert Government
agent who happened to be present. ordered the man
into the custody OF the guard ana be was tahe 20 lne
office Of the Provost. Marshal who COMPUTED lin 10
the Libby Mr.. Common has done The Government IN
valuable service since the occupation 81 the city lie
was eight months prisoner IN Castle Ihundfr upon
tn charge of being spy and report says nc was 10
H., been hung on Friday last but tie night OF the
Joyernmcnt' brought him bis liberty saved nm lrom
an n0mnious death, and now he Is DONG toe country
ome service by bringing 10 arrest dangerous partie
and inimica 20 the Government whose stdfEs Le hid
Obtained while prisoner by me exiraordlhury tfet
energy and secresy with which be pas aoted ms part
Throughout, netting OFT justice 10 az, oul uoinb Jus
tice 70 none knowingly.
NEW LINE.
Enterprise is stretching out her hands TO-
ward Richmond We are cTaiihcd 10 be able 10 an
N
menced running between Richmond, Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk connecting with the Bay line Of steamers
for Bsltimo-e touching at thy folut. Inc stsau.IS
eorepua aud NJ. Martin. two OF toe meet ana swift
80, =, ns afoat on our native waters. constitute the
ine The Georgiauna arrived Ia TINS port yesterday
fernoon. inanguraiine the line. and bringing agay
and happy party Of baltimore e&cuEsiohieN' IHis
steamcr SlI return this morning
Tie shmont of this new ine has been rendered
necessary by the Government prohibition oil et<enS
from travelling ON the Government steamer. Inc psr
cnars and Of the iue viii be seen by reference
| 10 the advertisement in another column
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
number of enterprlslng. patriotic citizens of
,ac",t, uhb A view ~ establishing in this city al
Vstionai bank The rresiden, is Samuel T, Suit OIL
New.York, yice.PfesdeHL Forge A. May. of New.
York Cashier, John -. Morton, Of Richmond The
other gentlemen associated are Mcssrs. Charles
Gaabei and j ohm NJ. Lamb, Of New York; Reuben,
Eagland, David Currie X. w. Hughes. and GEORGE
W. Gillian. OF Richmond. 1t Il expected that the bank
viii go into operation in few days due notice Of which
will be given.
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER.
Mr.. George {. Wedderburn, editor and
proprietor Of The EreaiHe Courier destroyed by the
lcoufagration has obtained permission from the proper
military authority "a print and publish new Journal
20 be called The Commercial BultiH morning and eten
ing edition. Its publication VIII be commenced as soon
a. The afrane emeHts be made ana an once haeu
mon The necessary material Is all here tAc popre
tor having been TO Philadelphia and ELECTED lis par
chase few days since.
The late war produced i'll the country count
less numbers military critics. indeed, latery' al
mos, every Civilian felt himself competent 10 discuss
and decide upon all military movements ana te merits
al the Generals either side IN the great contest
Though the war Is the critics for the most part re-
main and there being no further gning explain
and date upon the question which now en- tn.
acumen to settle the respective ability OF The Hhiat!
chieftans who figured in the var y volume mhue up
az these criticisms would be curious and amusing IL not
instructive. The latest We have heard Is 80 unique
that we cannot forbear 20 put ON record Last week
M fredericksburg number OF citizens having hlte
else 10 do were giving their views on things generally
and particularly the merits OF Coniedtra enefa
| A cogntryman, whose whole knowledge Of military
MI The guns at Fredericksburg. Chancclorsyille aud
the wilderness having obtained hearing stated III
most oracuar manner; Jackson tds me rdnhsnSfs
General ps erer had but Johnston The most Jaioach
inges The remark was accepted US the sense oi the
cQE;an Who ct one: dispersed. ..,.,,,.,,
'rUE sUGAR-DIsH BUREAU REPORTED CAfIt RED;
Inst before the adjournment OF the last hepei
Congress- they passed bill authorizing 'nT
Of the Treasury To receive from ctHehs uohutp.' Vi
money bonds jewelry and plate 10 De used III sustain
inn The Confederate credit This was one OF the most
crael and heartess acts OF the so called Government
n was designed to wiring from the poor dended women
~ he country their jewels and plate, their very tea
snoons at time when every official was fully aware
that the war virtually over, ana tLat any
was orse than useless. Ii Is surnsed that III Se Oh
iect OF this law well as OF that taxing epceio - per
cent was to furnish the fugac0us Government with
funds To run away upon. However they passed IT, and
rcdnous women gave their silver coffee pots and sugar
dishes and their cherished spoonsheir ear rings aud
bracelets About the time Of the passage OF tho law
ne writer Of this was approached by Confederate
official and requested to urge upon the women 10 send
in their contributions and the country. We told
this man that regarded the whole thing as one OF
the most infamous swndes attempted and that so
r from advocating IT, only prevented by fears
OF Castle Thunder from exposing 1t as scheme To rob
the women OF the country.
! We have been led to alludo TO this subject by
the report Just brought to the city that all Of the silver
contributed under the law had been captured In the
country somewhere beyond Farmvile. 1t is said there
wore three four horse ambuances onded with SILVER