New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
sD.ciJ Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June 25 1865.
NATIONAL BANKS.


spsciJ Dispatch to The NJ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June 25, 1865
NATIONAL BANKS.
During the past week "a National Banks have
,sen established, with a total capita Of slo6 ITO
rhe whole number now in operation Is 1884. The
amount of National Bank currency issued during
fbe week was e. 26 100 making the present circulation
sl43O6i,s75.
f PARDONED.
Sixteen members of tie Richmond Ambu-
lance Committee have been pardoned by the President
on the recommendation of Gov. Holden. Thirty-six
North Carolinians have also received pardon.
INTER DAVIS AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
me Hon. Henry Winter Davis will probably
delivs the Fourth of July Grafton in Chicago and 1t is
said will take strong groand in favor OF negro suroge
Mr.. Davis would have ofcated as orator IN Baltimore
on the same occasion had he received an earlier In
s.ation from Chicago.
OFFICERS FOR CoLoRED TROOPS.
II may interest many Of martial proclivities
70 know that there are still large number oil official
x.capcies among coored troops Those who desire an
opportunity should apply at once.
THE CASE OF COL. sCHARMER.
The record of the court-maItial in the case of
Col Louis Scharmer o. the 18th Eow-Yo.k Heavy Ar
t,ery was transmitted the Bureau of Military JUS
tice on Friday the court having spent several days in
elaboration upon the evidence sddaced Col. SchaTmer
was charged with number of misdemeanoTs,
among them of defrauding soldiers of their
bounty by foreigners embe1zliue money intrused 10
him BY his men, and Of Ieceying compensation for OFF,
GERS commissions
The Court before which he was tried has been dis
solved and new ore appointed.
THE ARMY OF TIRE POTOMAC
The remaining corps of the Army Of The Poo-
mac viii probably be consolidated into division
each. orders have just been issued for the
mastering out Of the following regiments,
mos. OF which are veterans; The 10th, 3oth
doth. slst s6th. 69th. ssth, e3d 59th. SD
I9th nth and 43d New York. the 99th l06tL 69th 3d.
lOth 57th slst 3d. lO2d 6st 9stb. s7,h i9oih ssth
e3d lelst llth and 56h Penns yvana the 18th. 2Sth
and 32d Massachusetts; the 18th West Virginia 5th
Eev.Hampshire, LIST Maine. 5th 6th and 9Th Vermont
7Qh and 30 Nev-Jersey, and fhe list Mary land Volun
teers The total force mastered under this order is
1900 leaving tie aggregate strength Of the remaining
division nearly 1900.
PARDoSS.
The President Informed a gentlerr n on
Saturday that be had finally determined 20 grant par
dous to prominent Rebels exceptional cases only.
ANOTHER CALL UPON THE PRESIDENT.
The juvenile band of tie Baltimore House Of
Refuge visited the President Saturday morning and
treated him to a finely executed rendition OF The
Star Spanged Banner" after which he responded in
neat little speech betting the occasion and the boys
left highly pleased with their reception
SOUTH CARoLINIANs.
Several well.known Union men from
Charleston represent tie South Carolina Delegation
now here as being composed Of tie fossil remains OF
the old slave ohgarchy OF that city and thai ihey are
almost unanimously opposed 70 Negro suffrage They
desire the appointment OF eICov. Asen as Provisional
Governor but IT is believed ;ormer political status
will exclude him from tic position and thai b f. Perry
will be appointed Jurge Cro1ley OF Chirestoh'
formerly Of Massachuseits had an interview with the
President on Saturday morniur 70 convey to him the
compliments ostsose ia orace 70 colred Suffrage 10
represent that while those hostile to this measure Nad
been allowed hold political meeting, thi permission
hsd been withheld frow tie former cas- by Cen
Quincy The President assured judge 1. mat the re-
sctions should be removed and that the people should
have full liberty meet and discuss political aiia'S'
PUBLIC LANDS.
The Acting Commissioner OF the General
Land Office acting under orders Of the secretary
THE Interior has advised tie local land officers at 1t
Peter Minnesota that the lands within the ate Whine
bago Indian reservaon cannot be sot % price es'
than their appraised yare until oflefwsc ordered pl
the Secretary There lsnJj acres 81 Ya'uaD'
land within the reserve still undisposcd Of appraised al
from 81 % TO - per acre.
| SUDDEN DEATH OF a SBW-YoRh Conf FACTOR
John b. Cronin, OF the Ncw-iork firm o.
Cronin Hurxtha & Sears. was found deaj IN MS Bee
on Saturday morning lie came here from New Of
| FRIDAY morning, and, feeling somewhat unweil wal
visited by Dr. Verdi who nothing especially alarm
ing in his case Mr.. &. was al extensive army con
tractor and was universally esteemed by large crc
OF friends here
DISBURSEMENTS.
The Paymaster-Generli Is dus'nrsing abou
81 900 900 Ter day h discharged officers and men.
WORK FOR TIKI PRESIDENT.
Up TO this time about 900 unopened appli
cations for pardon rem in be considered blythe Pres
| ident
APPLIcATIoYs FOR PARDON.
The South Carolina delegation bring apphca
lions for psrdon from Trenholm and e. Gov. Aiken
The President has referred the subject 10 Attorney
| General Speed for bis decision.