New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16


ioiA 80, 81 d;sobedience Of orders, has been sen
Tour ,.,oissed the service and TO forfeit u INC
'enoeO Sic nav proper from the oath OF July ias'
6o'" y webb. additional paymaster' u >. A.
MAJ -..,,v tried before the Sweitzer Court Mar
who oi,v for "conduct to the prejudice OF gooo
hA Military discipline. his been fouhu gui"!'
.or,enced to be dishonoTaDIy diSiDlSSe' ''o
'n1 9th loss Of all pay and allowances 10" uuo VI
,0 become due; to pay fine TO the ohi'eu states
N'' a ,sopssad dollars. and to be cohh"eu III sue"
vs. the military authorities may dTeet ui'h 'Dc
PS'' a,, The President has approved the SELL
same ,ss DESIGNATED Concord, y. H.. Prison. at
' -, Y II as mis- place of confinement
''''' FOREIGN LABoRERs SOUTH.
conoof the Virginia planters are directing
% ,ts importsion of foreigners TO conduct
lions Of agriculture. One gentleman in Char
,,,oducel 80 Swedes as laborers, who have
.ovsa themselves 2atieni, perSeVerihg' anu inu"'
IONS. bu, some apprehensons are entertainer '"a'
..o,mste so far South will operate unia'orao'y Oh
~., health and powers OF endurance
T,. Introduction OF Ills foreign clement may eAeT.
.5 influence on that portion OF the coioreu poIu'"
e., who have beguied themselves with the idea 'na'
..am,ton from Slavery is freedom from iaoof'
Ia not be otherwise than that confusion VIII exist
cement upon the great change which has occurred
,o,,oos of the two races but time will gradually
vo,s ont healthy condition of affairs
HEALTH OF JUDGE BATES.
Letters recently received from the family OF
,.1,s Rates late Attorney eneIal, represent the
,sb Of that distinguished gentleman TO be such as 70
,r,,,e The most serious apprehension.
THE PRUSsIAY MINISTER.
Raron Good, the Prussian Minister, has re-
,,ned 10 the Capital after absence of month IN
as North He has purchased residence on Fifteenth
At 10 which he is Building addition, and will have 1t
!, readiness for his family ON their return from Europe
he coming Winter.
DE BOW.
I'D. b. De Bow, who, prior TO the Rebel
hon poblshed q Commercial Review of strong
Southern prociyties has been making strenuous efforts
10 obtain pardon 1t will be remembered that be was
sruerly the Rebel cotton agent and that during the
Pierce Administration he appointed Superintendent
dthe Census in place Of Mr.. Kennedy in which position
ksvaied himself Of the opportunity 10 ignore all the
rsyjous abors Of Mr. X to the disgust OF all honora
Rmen De Bow has recently made most ample con-
teion Of his misconduct the remembrance OF which
ksays gives him uneeasing pain. He expects to re
nne the publication of his Review at an early day,
nd promising TO make amends for has past action by
AsOring untiringly in the cause of the Union
PATRICK.
The Washington Republican Of to-day says
n, RicAmoEd Times is down on its marrow bones
kseecAiDg The Nep York Mas TO come ont vigorously
IN ,upport Of Gen. Patrick Alas poor Patrick.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Another sale of Government vessels recently
attached 10 the navy took place here to-day Fifteen
vessels were Sold The whole amount realized was
ta,5sO
FIRST MAIL TO CHARLESTON
The first overland mail for Charleston since
Ne beginning Of the rebellion left here to-day via the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
FRIENDLY MATCH.
frendl7 ma Oh between Oeery, champion
billiard PLAYER Of America and Foster, tookiplsce to
swht resulting in the defeat Of Deery by twenty seven
points
wA.HEHIoS Friday. Sept. -, less.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF VESSELS.
At the sale Of the vessels belonging TO the
Ssy, the following named purchased by citizens
dNew- York; Sde.wneel steamer John J. Lockwood,
IA feet long Mr. Crossett, 5000; the FuscAa, pro-
rAer, 100 feet long n. L. & G.. Griswold $llOJO
nsaner Keystone State 10. Roberts $4,000; steamer
Yankee RIB .Coiyer 5000; steamer Philadelphia. 10
tei long n. L. & q. GTiswold S3l 600, steamer King
Philip H. VI. Hamilton, $780, the Gladiator I. ;.
Iopeler 10 feet long 10 S. j. y. Flanagan o. Pila-
epha az $500. Several other vessels were sod and
he proceeds amounted TO s7l. 800 the price obtained
beng, for the most part, above the apprai5ements.
INTERNAL REvKSUE RECEIPTS.
The reocints from Internal rcvnuup fo-dav
we're nearly sl50oOo0
APPOINTED.
The President to-day appointed Charles II.
tnpIed TO be Appraiser u Merchandise for the port
GSayGnnah.
PARDoSED.
TIE only psrdOns granted to-day, up TO two
teock by the President under the provisions Of the
Amnesty Proclamation. were james l.. Or OF South
Caoios, and Henry G. Wagner Of Georgia. Mr.. Orr
va at time Speaker Of the United States House Of
representatives.
TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued a
tieaar letter to Collectors Of Customs having charge
aieyeuue CATERS IL says among other things the
fenenents OF tho law viii not be satisfied by simply
'tsklg incoming vessels: ttey must be boarded ana
s5,iy examined. manifest certified copy received,
tAo patches fastened.
Hon such examination there be Just grounds Of us-
leol mat the vessel contains dutiabe goods not on
We manifest, and designed 10 be Struggled into the
AeS States, commissioned officer Of the cutter, or
e E nO ayaI bie. pe.ty officer Of the cutter VIII
~ paced On board Of tle vessel 10 remain with her
Nv sle arrives al her destiGatiOu.
ilese CONES arc imperative and faithful perform.
sVe VI 'lem viii We vigorously exscted. Tie Tegula-
aous are modified so as 10 forbid the diversion Of the
i 'e'e under any circumstances or on any preteXt
'horiy Of The Department.
oas o. NE objects Of dis modification is TO prevent
49,, -"Sis f1m being used Tor mere pleasure excur-
r. :, IA addition TO the duties specially dev0ved
we cutters by law Of boa ding incoming vessels
,s, msnfests, they win DO required to main
s sl general surveillance Of the coasf wing within
1sr,; s.ccti'e cruising limits with the view Of pre-
liz 80 80 unauthorized landing Of foreign mercban
W., ela NE evasion Of import duties