New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-01

The following persons arrived as passengers in Tie
Daniel Webster;
Ms. O. L. Noui, child and servant l,t Artillery
MAJOR = So M as M.a Asps. .D. 1sSs
Asistsnt surgeon c. Sutherland, Medical Department
P " " p c Il n fa2sy soS%ass
Lieut. z. r. Plat, q Artillery Company NJ
Lieut.. j; Mct; aisi, q l9f.Pty
IT. A FcaSa 0 i R Hays' Lieut. T. . l. Mon xsT
sou, Lieut.. W NJ Graham Lieut.. II. II. Jackson
II is to furnish the extra provisions aud necesaries
which this force and the present garrison of the Florida
foEis will require that the United States soroship Re-
lease, now at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard, has been or
dered to repair to Pensacola. Tie Supply, which
vessel has not been seized, reported, also filed
with stores coal and wood that the feet will have
necessares for six months when the Release delivers
her cargo 1t is thought she will be able to get away
this evening or tomorrow morning from the Navy
Yard.
When the Webster sailed there were left at Fort
Brown one company Third Artillery Capt Dawson
commanding, and two companies Of Second cavalry.
Can't Stoneman commanding. The posts in the upper
purU r,~as h.d generally been abandoned and tbs
troops being concentrated on the sea coast Col.
Backus was at Fort Brown, and two companies Third
Infantry under Major Sibley. were expected soon.
The Indians followed the march Of the troops and COM
mitted great havoc among the people killing some and
running OIL their stock. Major Sibey ehassed some Of
the sayages Great fear felt all along the line Of the
Rio Grande and indeed the whole frontier Of attack
from Indians. Cortinas was understood to be simply
waiting the departure of the federal troops TO recon-
menoe operations on larger scale than heretofore, aud
in which he was checked by the army Of last year.
The Daniel Webster parsed the Star Of the West
about two hundred miles of Torugas. The Daniel
Webster has bad aremarkaby pleasant passage, and
the troops on board all in fine health When they
reached Key West they found the people very much
excited, and apparently not inclined TO furnish the"
with fresh water; but finding that the troops were de-
termned to4ake by force, if necessary whatever sup.
plies were needed they complied with the request, al
though with very IN grace. Tie troops which arrived
here on Saturday in the Daniel Webster proceeded 70
Fort Hamilton Saturday night, where they viii remain
until further orders received from headquarters.
PROMOTIONS THE ARmr.
0EssRAL ORDERS, No. J. O.,
WAE DEPARTMENT NJ 20 III
The oTos Po9as ,. ana ST s !. ss
and with the advice and consent Of the Senate
Colonel Lorenzo Thomss Assistant usnt osa.
era 70 with tho rsnk Of Colonel Mafca
T Pr.,.t NsGI Edwsd D. Townsend Adan .s
srs to Assistant Adutan Gs1os with The raak Of Lou
6 Ss'9 Carlo. sae ice S
be Assistant AdutsnGenssl with the Brs'e rank oil hof
re- Bi. " ' Capt. ~ w% Sic6o Adutn, oss:S %
be with the Breyss rank or Hsior,
March :, D6l, vice Townsend, promoted
FRS, sut Theodore Talbot Of ths First Regiment Of Ans
S.S,r vtes Jones. re2sned 70 date M,eh 10 1851
FiT,t Lieut., Richard q the Fourth RsSnsat q Ar
tey 20 be Assistant Aduat General With the Bfesss saas
Cspsr, Wee Buell. promoted 70 date from aIca y, isoL
be AsaIl Adutan General with the Bisyes nSk I" SsSA''
he Wihrrs Ts,igned % da.e from March 10 1851.
,rv a. be As.snt General with tie Hfsyss rAa9
of gosn Vice Nichols promoted 10 cRe H2n -.
1.-The oniees Of Adutsntoensf'' Dspa'H'Sn' arc "
''sH'' y .DJrraSr.eESsR,I's OFFICE
Coonel orenzo Thomas Adt1ant General -
H.ioT IrvT Mcdowell Assistsn nj Adjutsnt Dsa-rL
Br,sCstsln julius P. GaIeshe, Assistant AdJgtaS Gene
fs cp,.iu James B. Fry Assistant Adu.sD O. ae,si
hKADorARTHRs oy THS AM
Lo,.ssa Colonel Edward d. To~nssud, As< Ad utsnt
G,nerrL .. On ,y, x..z
B.v,, Msjor william A. Yiho. o,ue,,l.
THE yA1
grev-t C.p,sin 8 Williams Assss,snt A4 s,s. Genen
DrPARTsEyT OF sgv-sU Ico.
Brev.. Captain D.6Hey hsary A..S ant Au.snt ,nss.
DEPARTaEST OF TEs PACIFIC
Brevet MAJOR Don Carlo. Bae ~ slant General
BI,gst Captsn Richard G. DIo, Ass,snt al osnsrs
Breys. Captain Theodore rAb~ Asssni Adult ant General
- on ihsIar ION DUrT.
Brsv-t MAJOR WhsD NJ css Assistant Al aan, General
BIeyei Asor szJoan 70 ter Assistant Adjusn'-Oeners
Hl-Bievet Cspsms Drum, and HaIisHa vii proceed
1s soon relieved y Brew. Mor Busl, BrsVet Mao
MackA vii repair lev Headquarters Of the Army and repoc
/ IN person % he Cong andus GsEsrsL
Teza. un, SsIv sy shall have len tba, rlen. wtsn
seon g his Be dpensed With y me C9lons! Cox"
nsHdns se~ proceed ;on be proper station BY oras,
| LORENZO THOMAS Ad ntsat OeIefh.
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