, 1861-07-03
Especial Dispatch to the y. T. Tribunc-1
WASHINGTON, juno 80, 1861

WASHINGTON, juno 80, 1861.
4 gentleman, high in the confidence OF the
President, assures u6 Of the Presidents deter
miEation to entertain no proposition for
truce, p8cidcation or adjustment, until the
whole rebellion is reduced to submission. He
will recommend and execute, if author;zsd BY
Congress, the nost thorough ard energetic
war measures, not looking to any partial SIC
cesF, but TO an entire subjection Of every in
subordinate and insurrect!onary section or
citizen Of the Union. We believe this to be
entirely authentic, ,{aDd we make the announce
mtnt with more genuine pleasure than has
accompanied any previous declaration Of fact
OF OPTION. The country will hal him with
alrlause ard gratitude in resolution SO full
Of Patriotism
The Administration viii need, In thirty days,
at least 10000 mounted men. They are not
nv are OF this want row, but they vii be
sensible ct 1T in half the time we have named
THE FORCE In And ABOUT WASHINGTON.
There are now over 10000 troops in and
about Washington, counting those on both
eidts Of the Potomac, and not counting those
htyond. In making this estimate, We o1.ettse
kick against tie recruits, which hare, from time
!o time, arrived, the precise number uf both Of
these classes being mkt to impossible to
rsach. There arc sl1ty:tour regiments Of Vcl-
antce1s, syeraging 900 men each, some ], 200
nrt casa}ry, and several hundred District Vol
uutctrt.
TEirly.one regiments are from New York,
seven l1Gm New Jersey, four from Pennsylga,
Ma, fire trcm Maine, 1hree each from Michi.
gsn, Co1nteticut, Massachusetts, and two
mort, Minnesota and New Hampshire. Ncw
York Las one, New Hampshire one, aud Penn
sslvauia two between here end Point OF Rocks
Nnere l eco District volunteers, q company of
United States CaTa1ry ard tEo batteries are
also posted. With 60,ooo men It would seem
possible to do something against the enemy
1:ow, without waiting fol. the term Of the
r.1ish the prospect Of going home without
having a taste Of service in tie field, and will
feel no tucltcmcnt to stay hey oud the period
OF enlistment if their experience ofa soldiers
life is eti1l to be confined to tents and bitches
wHT THE FORWARD MOVEMENT Is DELAYED.
Army officers declare that 1t is impossible tc
make decided forWar4 movement untn more
wagons have arrived. By the 18th Of July,
the builders have contracted to furnish 1,0a0
ard It is claimed that to march with 1ea'
t.1mafter General Mesgs has pressed ever,
| msnnfActory into his service, from Balttmof1
to Concord, New Hampshire. But he has sui
| 1tnd from the int tf1clencY Of his predecessor
| who w6s kept In place months too long. Da,
| Administration, privately, the importance 0
| placing feme man Of proper capacity at tn
head Of the Quartermnster's Department.
i BAN UroS LIQUOR.
We are glad to see that the transportation
of liquor over one Of the Potomac bridges ha
been forbidden We hope that similar pre
hlbi:ior, which is probably directed against th
enemy, will be extended on both sides Of th
river so as 10 pnt IN end to the scenes {
drunkenness which occasionally disgrace ou
rumeellers, many Of whom are secessionjsts