New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
GOVERNMENT REPOSITORIES.

GOVERNMENT DHPoslToEIiS.
Gen. Spinner, Treasurer Of the United States,
has informed several banking companies who have
applied 10 be designated depoliorles Of Government
funds that is tie policy Of the Department not 10
establish any depostofos than the necessities Of
the Government demands and when no actual necessity
exists for the establishment of such corporations be
mast decline to authorize them.
REoRGASIzISG TIE REGrLAg ARMY.
Senator Wilson's bill for the reorganization
Of the Regular Army was framed upon rlan laid
before tho President and the Secretary Of War few
weeks ego BY Lieut. Gen Grant. Bys few deviaton-.
It 10 said have been mtdo from this plan as then
proposed.
WINDY MEMBER.
The endurance Of the House and the wind
OF Mr.. Rogers Of NewJersey were ieaFfally tested
today The speaker for full hours bated the air IN
t.cass bsranguing style and apparently would have
continued until doomsdny, had not the patience ofnem
Lers been exhausted. Manhood suffrage in this dis
ilct the proyocation and opportunity for the ex
lausting effort II is suggested that tie display may
have been designed for the gentleman's New.Jersey
Constituency rather than for deliberatiye body Ike
Congrcs.
A POINT GAINED.
1t is thought the action Of the House to-day,
Ia refusing to admit an amendment allowing interest
upon claim Las settled great principle and dobarrcd
the Treasury from enormous depletion contemplated
by formidable lobby interest being formed through
tie country.
PERSONAL.
The Postmasier.General, Mr.. Arnold, Sixth
Auditor Of ihe Postonice Department, Commissioner
Rollins Of tho Internal Ieveluc Bureau, and Controller
Clarke OF tho Treasury Department were on the floor
of the House and IN consultation with members.
Broyet Maj Gen. George H. Chapman, Of the Depart
ment Of Missouri. and formerly commanding brigade
Of cayafy in the Army Of the Potomac, has tenaped
his resignation, which has been accepted by tie War
Department, TO date from the 7th inst.
REvERDy JOHNSON on RECOSsTEUcTIoY.
Ig the Senate, tie day was occupied by Rev
crdy johnson in lawyers argument on Ieconstfic'
tioo, claiming that tie Rebel States have never been
out Of the Union.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Saprcme Coart to-day was engaged upon
the pcat California champagne case Of revenue IN.
iingemont. Nj. ID. H. Eaton of Nev.York delivered
the oIgmen, for the plaintia. md Attorney General
Speed assisted by Judge Lake, District A'iorncy OF
California, conducted the defense.
tASL VI tONcOiEN't.
Another case Of conscience has been reported
70 Gen Spinner, from Philadelphia. An anonymous
party deposits considerable with Collector Of
Internal Revenue announcing that it righialy belongs
to the Government.
INDIAN DELEGATION.
Another delegation of Red men, % in mum.
bor and composed Of Cherokees Chickasaws and Choc
laws Las Just arrived In town TO lay their neverceasng
grievances before the Indian Commissioner nnd their
Great Father" The Commissioner has not yet fully
invest gated the complaints Of the delegation Of Sacs
and Foxes who siill remain in the city.
MUSTERED OUT.
The Wax Department to-day issued orders
for the Immediate muster ont Of the following volunteer
organizations;
Illinois. Infantry sh, 2ls 47h, Ii,ih !et ljoih detsc
Lent 3S-tLis complete. the mussr'out 81 the Regiment
Indiana. Infantry 18th jst 18th 5lst, isib Kentucky, M
ianfry sh, 2l.t. Kansas Infantry, ah Minnesota, Cty.
airy, ComTnpy d. 2nd. Maine, lnentrJ, bib. Missouri,
Infantry lh, Two Companies 41th-'his COMPLIES the mus
terou OF the Regiment Ohio, lninItfy 18th lgt. .6tb
s9h, 5lr eh ,lG 18th l3ih detachment ney.ysnis,
Infantry. 1h. Artillery, ?nd Heavy Independent battery
B. Washington Territory Infantry, COMPANY J. itt WI |
oonsn, lnieuiIy, lJ;h.
SCHOOLS FOR FRLEDMEN.
There are at present within the District Of
Columbia. tie Counties Of Fairfax and LoudoI, Va, !