New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

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a be Volunteer service he assigned to special duiy IN To"
var Dep,rtmsat s. Military Superintendent. OF Roir1e3s
Ausn stssr having been appointed Colonel in tie Nolln'
ser service assigned special day in the W'I Del 1T
cent d. Misry supsrin endeui t The Telegraph iussia
b. United ststes.
Edwards s Stafford having been appointed Colonel in 10
Volunteer service he assigned special du'y in he ar
Department Military Supervisor Of Teegr'phic Dispatches
.,d Amy Intelligence throus Aou be United Ss.e'.
Ibsy viu be respected aud oOey I'd scoordiusy,
80 or5og Of the Secre.-sy Of "s1'
L. THOMAS Adsasnt General.
sp,oiai oiaoa. ca to The N. y. Tribune
WAsnsNaToS. April c. 1852
rHE ABOLITION OF sLAyrsYN The DISTRICT.
The Abolition in the District Of Columbia
blll passed by the Senate has not yet been
sent down To the House. Il will probably be
reconsi3ered By the Senate for the purpose Of
striking ont the appropriation for colonization,
III order TO facilitate It's passage through The
House, which must otis rWise consider ii in
Committee of the Whole. 4 clear majority OF
shs members Of The lower branch for the oil
q assured.
THE CONFIsCATioN BEL.
Senator Trumbull will speak on his CcnAs-
cation bill tomorrow. He viii review the
arguments which have been advanced against
t. aud will dissipate some popular misaplrc-
tensions respecting its nature and scope. Tie
will press tAe bill to vote at the earliest
moment 1t will doubtless be out OF the way
before the Tax bill can be reported to the
eouate Yea and Nay vote will probably
bs taken Ia the House on Mr. BlaiT's amend
meus to the Tax bill, which makes slave
lo.ders contribute to the expenses of the war,
in proportion 20 the number of chattels upon
thar plantations. 1t is thought tina, some
sbo voted against this tax in Committee viii
hesitate TO record their names in the House
N favor Of exempting tue institution which
caused and upholds the rebellion, from tho
obligation to foot the bills incurred il putting
. down.
A DisLoYAL CLERGYMAN REBUKED.
The Rev. N. Lyle, Rector Of Trinity Church,
VINO refused TO read Bishop WhittInghan's
.rayer Of thanks for Union victories, has
-eived letter from the Bishop in which lie
"a plainly told that he oush. either to read lie
prayer OF 20 cease preaching. a moIoriy Of
bis rsstvmcn have expressed the same opinion
5lt be preached to-day aud did not read the
yraver. lie relies upon thu attachment Of tie
congregation, 20 which lie las appealed j IS
believed that he will De sustained 10y them,
sod thu, the vestry viii be oyerruled in the
aieetiug convened at Easter.
DEPARTURE OF Mr.. RUSSELL.
Mr. Rus.ell sails for TIE LoHdoa 9imrs, ~
Zoe China on "Wednesday. lie has ahead!
gjns ~ New-York.
VISIT TO FORTRL-s MONROE.
Assistant Secretary Fox, Mr.. Grimes Of th@
Senate Naval Committee, and Nr. Sedg" -k,
Chairman - the House Naval Committee, went
% Fortress Monroe tbs afternoon.
REBELS SKULkING ABOUT MANASSAS.
Peasirc.touring and sgbt-seeing Ii. Bull Run
aud in Tho vicinity Of Manassas, are not Jet
safe private Of The Lincoln Cavalry is sold
y have been shot dead yesterday upon the
former field, aud one Of the Harris Cavalry
WAS sssassinated at long rife range, from the
cogsr Of wood. two miles from the Junction.
GENERAL BANKRUPT LAW.
The Iiouse Committee on the General BANK
-upt Law, consisting Of Messrs. Roscoe Conk-
Ing Of Nc@-York, Johu lluteLins Of Ono
BENJAMIN L. Thomas of Massachusette john
". Noel Of Missouri, and Vim. ID. Kelley 81
penuyloana. have authorized the Chairman 20
report the bill ior a bankrupt law which he
introduced. The Committee hoe adopted some
amendments, most Of them unimportant, sug-
ge,ted BY Mr. CoLkling. The Bill viii be re-
ported at The earliest day possible, and VII be
pressed - u passage.
the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The PaGGc Rsilroad bin, reported by tie
Senate Committee, is the House bill of March
l1tb. 1t changes the starting place TO Fort
LeegeDwo'th The corporators are:
Isaac :nr-sao, Dean Richmond Royal Phelps, Wilim T.
frroJ Hra r. Paddock. LoWirI st.nciE Char A. Secof
Arss.aL I1o6y .sew-f ora of. Id,sr Tion,op Bonn
Hay. GOD. Joseph 49, scruutsn Gsoss w. C.ss OF renl.yi
AUS N0.i H. 4" ,l'on Am.sa Stone, = l.. Lomueo'n Of
sfo9s Beatty o. ,i.sour, j. Iiensey Potter Douol.D g.
p h9uta,au -. y4dtA. james j. I,essn James .stty
o. trh'sIuil. John ID. Campbell r.. y Rice o.. r.t. -
S.a; " ,lsn r. eooibaugh Luclus H. LaugUorhy Husl (
ace. I)}t sherman Of Iowa, William h. Ogdei co.
o. istluond, liearg famum. John Evans Of Illinois. ~.
81 rv samuel Dana John Z b,rep, II Msssfcll. .st
tfg0kiu Conn, II Kentucky, mos Dgru.Hy Mel ;
Vim. L.dd A. ". Lerry Of Ofr9Du " d. bum. de- L.
5teaas. Of WseoAs.n; Charles rsile aorsas a. NOM
brooks, Edward Nikins, o. Maryland; Henry T. N~l.f
David Bla-fly. Of Minnesota; W II. Grnes j. c. St0le
chester ihou.s o. kbAsa,i CAsIcs a. Iron 3udsc .no
s.suson Gardner Vi Michigan
TaG P0sTMAsTEg-GENEEAL AND TIE PRISE
DENT.
Soon after the publication Of Mr. Mont
gomery Blair's letter TO Gen. Fremont, in
which the writer criticized somewhat freely ito