New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

a"lo"a' Tor land soryioe. shows gree, -
!, heretofore.
rorooRarnfcsL Nr0Rmsr,os.
"'n' "S'bnig, Ia. be-n recalled Ls,s ., -
Important typographical inornstios. LIE "a
much s'me In the csr.liaas. K,sturl,. r,-..-
Geo ard Virginia, and IA faninsr xab The -.
~. HIS Information r,ishss 10 she ,..c,,., :.
dictates that the operation. IL The ca,,.s,r. -.
I0I conGned to the sranoard.
TnE FUNERAL ~ cot. vospua.u.
The Rhode Island Brigade I'D Col vo.svrnA.
fnerul corteee. followed b, the New. Ysrk Ia
both with arms reversed AID e,lor, dn,.I
Then cnme un open bnrouche, with the Rcs,s..1
and hs tao sons, hIe,srs. Seward, Chp-,, -
Cameron. The hearss next. drawn BY four w.
h"r'es. the ccffn wrapped IL an Americas ass
and sircwn with wrcaths &c hrautful Hsvts.
IN" 6o'h next us m"nuers. followed b. susH
The scene was grand aad imposing.
PRIVATE BLACKs WOUND.
private Black, Of Company 4. iits R,rlpsA
cannot. Surgeon lIowi.ion say., recover. n. A.
bail passed through the superior lone II the ru>A
lung. No collapse al the lung has yet tsk,s
place. Orders will he issued, l understand. n,
all newly -arriysd regiments 10 discharge tsv
mu.kets. hereafter, Immediately 20 their srnyA
aud not further H. leopard the Iives Vi solass
by drawing charged
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The New Yofk Second ara quart.red on rsxS
sylsnuia syeD"e. They experienced Do tr.aAs
in comiog through Baltimore. Their muss-s
were hot loaded. but their revolvcrs we're. IL
are all well.
The Fourteenth New.York Regiment win .
camp near the Seventh.
The Michigan Regiment WIN encamp on Cos
nectlcut agenue. The general health Of al ~
regiments Is good.
No meats. butter, epgs. or grain. WERE nlo ~
to psss the picket thus morning fo' this matsA
The supply row here 10 very'lmted, but squA
to the deuabd.
THE MISSION TO CANADA.
George hshmun has returned irom bis 'pes1
mission t. Canada. entirely sgcce,sfuL lie ~
port. strong sympathy for the Unt'd Sts,eA
and the belief in final victory is stronger eSa
than here.
MIR. sEwARD's RECEPTION.
Mr.. Stewards bnlliiLt reception tonight "
be followed by ether members 81 the CahiSet
Mr. Chase has just take, possession OF hoase
APPOINTMENTS.
Ezra Harrington has been appointed Postmss
ter at Newburgh. N. Y. In the Patent Euress.
w. L. Dennis Of Indiana has been appointed
q 81 800 per aenun cl-rkship in the AerIcdub
raj bureau Of the Pateot-O flico. vice e. l.. ARR
ander. removed. J. T.. Mendenh.l and S. u
Hooper Of Indiana, and X. Locke Of Ohio bsN
been segeraly appointed H. 81 200 per snnnn
cerkships ia the PateOt- Office, aud g. X. Adams
has been removed from the Patcnt-OGi rs ca,rf
ne.s.ugership. W. Il. Baylor Of Iniiana be-
been appointed to a frs;-clAss $1,000 clerksAs
in the PeLsion Bureau.
TENNESSEE.
Letters received here from Andy Johnson ~
that hs is actively at work for the Union. an
hopeful OF success in Tennessee.
RELEASE OF SPIES.
The spies recently arrested for using secessiN
language have been released on taking the oaA
OF allegiance.
FLAG FOR THE WHITE HOUSE.
The ladies of Washington will sDoo present b
the President for tho White House, o besntaa
flag, 81 feet by 36, costiog $500.
THE VIRGINIA SECESSION ORDINANCE.
Gov. Letcber has Issued proclamation n
auesiiug soldiers TO vote tomorrow, in order b
carry the Secession ratification beyond oil qaes
ton. la the doubtful Districts it is said lbs
electors will be compelled to publicly declsn
their votes, and that If 10 favor Of the Uniss
they viii be -trnightway compelled h leave To
State. The Union men are uncertain how y
act in this dilemma. 1t IS also DECLARED III
travel into or through vrgiria will be prob bise&
after Thursday, except BY special permit oil ~
Governor.
the WITHDRAWAL OF THE SEVENTH.
The 9TH Regiment complain Of the injsstce
with which their proposed withdrawal il sp"kea
Df. Their readiness To return. after few day
furlough is unquestioned, and it 10 cortain ~,
many OF item have been sutjec. to severe ksss
during their absence from home which thy via
to eudesvor to repair. A msjorit, VIII returs
serve, under aoy circumstances. After tbs parads
of the Seventh last evening", they were addresses
BY Chauncry Shatfcr. who. looking to the future
Of the Union Flag, declared that il must soen b
waving at Montgomery. with JEFF DAVIS waving
beside it. The presen alton OF the Seventns
standard has agslu been deferred, the flag hi,inl
tailed to arrive from New-fors'
OCCUPATION OF THE TROOPS.