New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
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wA-myoros. Monday. March 6, ls6j.
VOLUNTEERING.

Volt STEERING.
1t has been ascertained from an authentic
source that volunteering Is progressing vigorously
especially in the West Wisconsin. with only six
districts has put 10 more men under TIE present call
than the state Of New York The bulk OF ne recruits
are nlised for the old infantry regiments. New reg
ments are however loing rapidly formed. and already
the following organizations have been forwarded To the
field from Ohio, live REGIMENTS from lndnns four
from Illinois ten from Wisconsin. one; All Infantry
and also from Wisconsin one regiment Of heavy ar
tcry; total twenty one. Districts which fay to 70
cnit rapidly are now being drafted or aboIS to be
drafted for their respective quotas
TIE NATIONAL CURRENCY.
By an amendment 10 the National Currency
Act passed at the late of Congress The amount
Of circulation contemplated by that act 70 bc nppor
toned to the different States and Territories In view
of This fact Mr. Hugh McCul!ocb, Controller oil The
Currency today issued circular saying All per
sons Therefore who contemplate the organization Of
National Banks other than those whose papers have
been fled " hose applications have been approved.
r,oneted 10 suspen nd until the necessary
data be collected and the required apporti nmen
can be- made.
state banks contemplating n change OF Organization
can proceed without interruption.
NEW-YORK SENDS GREETING.
The following dispatch was received this
afternoons: ,,-,-c rec,
Hon. WM II. SEwAgD. SecrctGry Of STATE: Assembled
New York sends greeting. Thanks to Divine Prov.
dcncc and all honor to the Government. Army and
Navy. for saving the life Of the nation
.IOIiS \. DIX. MOSES Taylor SAMUEL SLOAN = IL.
CUIrII NDEN, WILLIAM I. BLODGErT HhMuIoS FISH,
CHARLES 4. DAILY. PRosrLR NJ. WEraogE, Henry
CLEws FRANK T.. HOWE
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate has confirmed the following nom-
nations: ~
MaIorGencrals Of Volunteers Schoheld and Oliver
o. Howard to be Brigadier Generals In the Regular
Army the latter In the place OF Thomas, who has been
promoted Major General Also the folhwing brevot
,rigadier Generals in the Regular Army; Col. Paul.
Major wallen and Capt Fesscnden. and Henry C. Nor.
gan The breyet promotions to Major Generals IN the
volunteer corps Brig. Gems. Jefferson C. Davis.
Iurcc ard Brooks and Ia be breyet Brig tens (among
others, Col James r. Hall. G. ID. McDougL, Alonko
Alden and Rufus Dnggeit Of Newlork; Col. ii. NJ
Piaisted Of Mainc Col William Wells of Ncrmonti
Col Chamberlain OF Massachusetts; Col. Elias wright
10th United States coored troops. Hrevet Brig Gems
and Stralbrand TO DO full Brigadier'
Generals.
Among the civil appointments are the following
Winthrop Kechum OF Philadelphia 10 be Solicitor OIL
the United States Court Of Claims; Simeon Draper
Collector. Abram akeman. Surveyor and Jeremiah
Lathrop and Cornelius Savage. Appraisers OF Mer'
chandise for the port Of New York; Lewis Hale. As
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the 3lst Collection DIS
trct Of New York Horace Ruhlec Of Wisconsin. Con
sui at Funchal Madeira, Vital Jarrot OF Illinois. In
Clan Agent at the Upper Platte.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
The Diplomatic Corps to-day waited on the
President according 10 custom to pay their respects to
him as the newly swOrn-in Chief Magistrate The in'
| teryiew was pleasant and cordial.
THE MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill, which
was lost by Congress contained appropriation OF
o. OOO 900 for the purchase Of the New.York Mer'
chants Exchange for Custom House. and gave author
inv to the Secretary Of tho Treasury sell the Pennsy
yania Bank building.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Naval Appropriation bill appropriates
s2i 800 90 for tho completion ard repair of vessels
and for their equipment, neatly s60ooooi aud for tue