New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

1862 ..... 466 .,03 SO 1865. &c., O63 81
1868. 3...--....... l62. lO2 65l
Nary Department.
1861 .... $3.50 422 80 l66i..-. 90 Coz, 4e5 75
1862 .... 49i sjl so 1865. 575I, 29l So
1903. 3........-.. 1,O62. .443 on
Interior Department
1861 ....... S32, COZ 72l 2llsW.........S2i59 i59l 70
1862 2..... IL 72l 67l ll-G5.......... 1O3, f9e ~
1868 3......-...... 43e49 e3l
NEW YORK NATIONAL BANKs--A REQUEST
The Managers Of many Of the New-York
National Banks have applied TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury to allow them to continue their deposits with
the Treasury upon interest," has heretofore been
done and to have such deposits count parts OF their
reserve fund The Secretary has the application under
consideration, and will soon give bis decision
TESTING OF GOLD AND SILVER CoIS.
The President to-day designated for appoint
men by the Secretary Of the Treasury the following
named gentlemen as Commissioners to make the annual
trial Of pieces reserved in the United States Mint and
branches for the purpose Of securing due conformity
in the gold and silver coins to their respective stand
ards:
Professor Joseph Henry of the Smithsonian Institute
Henry Davenport, Boston; John Forney, New-Norki :
james McChie, Philadelphia; Fairman Uogen. PhJa-
dephia; DIR. T. S. Bell Louisville, Keniuckyi j. IL.
Alexander, Baltimore and Jonas III. McClintoch.
TIE PENSION BUREAU.
The Commissioner Of Pensions is gradually
recstabshing Pension Agencies and appointing Tx
aiming Surgeons throughout the Southern States.
But few vacancies have yet been filed and OF the
immense amount Of pension money yearly paid to the
noble defenders of the Union, bu. very dmiuitiye
portion will be given to people of the lately rebeous
States.
no MORE sIyICURE oFFICEHoLDERs.
The Secretary of the Treasury has determined
TO abolish ell Offices and remove all oacehoders in his
Department whose services can be dispensed with in
The collection OF revenue.
The statement that 10 Congressman can hope
for official favor patronage in at least two Of the
Departments Of the Government unless he shall declare
for what is termed the Presidents policy is currently
circulating and being Indignantly commented upon by
members here. Tie announcement boldly made In at
least of the Departments II is believed will from
the temper it has evoked, work It's own cure
AgTI-sC0RDUTIcs.
The Secretary Of War has JUS. beeu issuing
Instructions to United States Collectors on the RIO
Grade 20 Gdmit to entry. fee Of duty, such anti
sccrbutcs the officer OF the Subsistence Department
nay find it necessary TO purchase from the dexcans
preserve the healih Of our troops In that locality.
s.,innNaL nH- D-'U
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were over sl.7CO0oo.
THE RIEDERPEsT.
The Secretary of the Treasury, IN answer to
an application FOR the importation Of large number of
sheep from Canada to the United Sstes states that tie
late law relative to the introduction of all kinds Of cat
tie from foreign countries expressly prohibits their
importation and that he has authority from Congress
to reverse its decision.
GOOD INCoME.
IL was stated at the Treasury to-day that at
our present ratio OF income the National Debt may be
easily reduced 600 the present year after pro
vidng for all current and contingent liabilities.
RADIcALIsM.
II is a subject Of general remark this evening
,ha, the "radicalism' of such members as have re-
turned from THEN brief visits home. hes been wonder
fully stimulated by their contact with their constitu
enc!es.
MUSTERED OUT.
The Secretary Of War has ordered the follow
ing organizations to be mustered out Of tue service
some OF which have been mustered out since the pub
licaton Of the order
Thirteenth Connecticut Infantry. Companies 4, +
H. and X. aud field and staff fh California Infantry
Company II, Let Battalion Dakota Cayalry; leth' i3d
and ith Illinois Infantry. and ID. jh, l0tn. and l'th,
Companies G. L, j, NJ Illinois Cayaryi lst batte!y
Kentucky Artillery: Companies a, u. e. d. l. /, o.
H. l. X. and field and staff; 7lh Michigan Cavalry; lst
Nevada Infantry; le5ih Ohio lnfantiy I'd Wisconsin
Cavalry; 18th. l2,h. l3.h 2lst, 33d 47th i>th 53th,
6lst cd 10TH 7sth 92d l0Gh and 10Th United States
Colored Infantry "a Light Batteries. c. d. 7. and l;
officers and Of Co. A. 10th Heavy Artillery whose
term Of Office expired Nov. % 1860, and sd CaVa.gy.
CLAIMS SETTLED.
The number Of claims received by the SAM
tary Commission during tie month OF Dec. isC5
as follows Widows pension claims 32j; invalid pension
claims. isi naval pension claims G claims lcr arrears
pay bounty, &C.. ISIS.
AT TIlB WHITE HOUSE
But few visitors were at the White House TO-
day and these mostly interested IN rarlons.
10 the AssociG.ed Pres.
WAsnNCrON, Thursday jan. 4. lst6
TIE FREEDMEN's BUREAU AND THE PR0rECTION
OF CIVIL RIGHTS.
| Senator Trumbull, just previously to the
holidays, gave notice of his intention to Introduce
bill, which be has since divided into two, and will
submit them 10 the Senate tomorrow. One OF them i
TO enlarge the powers OF the Froedmens Dnyean. and
the other protect all persons in the United states in
their civil rights and hnish the means of teir Nind
cation The tlsl provides, that IN onary dis
trcts where. by State law or custom, any o.
the civil rights belonging 10 white persons
IRE denied 10 negroes o. mula.toes, OF where