New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

Auditor, but on whose nomination no action was
taken, is TO be sent in for Register.
Gen. Van Wick started tonight, being under an
engagement to speak al Lake George on the 4th of
July
Robert Bonner arrived here this evening.
Speaker COlfax, in compliance with the House
resolution, has appointed Mr.. Frank Moore; editor OF
The Rebellion Record to cOlae and publish the pro-
ceedings of the different cities and towns, IN com
memOratiOn of the heroes who sacrificed their hves
ndefense OF the Republic, and the record OF the GER
emonial of the decoration of the hOnOTed t0mOs OF
the Union dead COmmander-ln-Chlef John A. LO-
gan has published an order directing departments,
posts, and commands to forward 70 the headquar-
teTs at Washington everything pertaining to the GER
emOnes alluded to, which can aid TO complete the
work proposed-newspaper paragraphs edltoral ar
tiees and reporters accounts, and manuscripts copies
of addresses and observations which may not nave
been printed. .
T the wife, daughter and son of the President took
train tins forenoon for a visit to tennessee ana
will be absent during the remainder OF the Summer
Mrs. Patterson will remain at the Executive
Mansion.
The House Special COMMITTEE to visit the great shoot
ing match in JOness Wood in NewYork left Saturday
evening The Speaker IN making up the Committee put
on two members from New.York-Republcan, Judge
afterward Mr. Robinson of the Brooklyn district asked
the Speaker 70 add his name but as the Committee was
excused from serving he renewed his request put az
there already two Democrats upon IT, and Two
members from NewYork, he put Western RGppblean Mr.
c. c. Washbun which incensed Mr. Robinson that
committee ne was upon. Had Mr.. COlfax done other,
WISE it wOuld have been an unprecedented formation o
a Committee. l7uh
SURRATTS TRIAL POSTPONED TO SEPT 2l.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-In the Criminal
Court to-day, DistrictAttoney Darlington called the
surratt case The prisoner in court with his former
counsel Messrs Merrick and Bradley, r Mt Merriek,
Oh behalf Of surratt asked for pOspOnement of the
hearings complaining that the prisoner, being without
funds been unable 10 engage counsel ana that ms
own and Mr. Bradleys professional engagements wonid
not permit them at this time TO enter upon the case sur
rat had written to Messrs Groesbeck and j. g Black to
serve as his counsel and favorable response was ex-
pected Mr. Darlington thought that his duty to the
public would permit him to agree to an Adjournment
The Court asked whether ne intended TO Try te hrs' IN m
dctment or not Mr.. Darlington responded that the
Court had disposed of the hrst indictment
Judge Wye-l did not discharge the prisoner rom @ o
Indictment but discharged him IRON JAM thoneht
his long incarceration and the fact that the posecu
ton was ready him on the Indictment Tor lnur
der warranted me in releasing him from further conne
ment II you are ready TO try nm on the Io
murder of President Lincoln he Is now ia Court ana
presume, is ready to proceed TO tIlal
Mr.. MerTick-We are ready 10 go TO tral on that IN
dctment, and addressing himself TO the )lStlctAttor
ney), Mr. Carrngton wish to ASK You pam quss[I9n
Do you intend 10 try the first indictment or nOtI DC
evc is understood that this Indictment Will never De
Mr. Carrington-I do not know what viii 10 done in the
matter but far rs am personally concerned, may
say that shall not prosecute the hIst ndlctneh. A.,
Judge Wyle-Then consider that matter OUT oi 'ne
MIR Merrck-We want either nole prOseQui or an in
dctment II is unfair TO leave tins matter unsettled Inc
prisoner is entitled 10 one or the other
Mr. CarringtOn-If enter HOHe prOseqRi on the fret
Indictment will the prisoner be ready to 90 TO trai on
the second, charging him with conspiracy 10 aDdnct
Mr. Merrick-My professional engagements win not
september at a special term OF the Court.
Judge WyeI will give you special term on the list
Mr. Merrick-we will be ready on that day.
Surratts bail bond was renewed