New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-21

ELIAS sxITn, esq, Ship Isand
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths among tho soldiers have
occurred since our last report:
William Weekly Company 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry. at
Columbian College.
Sergeant TlmSn Us'um, Company 18th u Cavalry at
Robert Peterson Company B. 10th NewJeey Volunteers,
Daniel II oms Company E. lat Michigan Volunteers a,
AnS. Weber Company X, eth Maine Volunteers at Semi
John j. Davenport Company c. ash NewYori Volunteers,
Daniel Shay Company G. 93d Pennsylvania Volunteers at
Seminary iiopi,al -
s. msniy Ho.,ita ~ 81
Private Bes,er Company E. sssh NewYork Volunteer at
John Oowsn, sSth Pennsylvania Volunteers Of EruP,ve
Hospital ,o,
Edwssd cosie Company 18th NewYork Volunteers. at
Henry Weber Company B. Esd Pennsylvania Volunteer at
camp c n ,o,.t p,.,,r.ri, vo,,,
Anthony Bin,le, Company X, seth New.Ycrk Volunteer
Elijah Bishop Company l. eth Maine Volunteers, ct EruP
James stalker Company D. 22d YewYOrk Volunteers, at
John Franks, l9h PensyvsEis Volunteer at General Hos
pi,a.
John Schooner, Company C, l,t Regimen, Berdan's
shsrpshootei, a. camp ., a., r,,- VI
george Davis Company O. Esd Pennylv,na Volunteer at
Corporal Sylvester Kone, Company D. l Long Vol
Waiter A. Merrill Company II, 9Th New. Hampshire Vol.
unteoIs at IT. Ehzabeih Hospital
William Town. Co H. I'd Regiment Berdans shsrp,hooters
Charles E. Bennett, Co T. 9Th Z. g. Cavay-,. Eirg,ise
George Ksmm ,9h Pennsylvania voluniesr,-s, semin,ry
EiiTe. Of deceased soldier be furnished with 81, the
Information they dee IN relation to th. burial place OF their
fnends &c By calling j. W Plant, Government. Under
tsker at No. as seventh street between and ii.
To tie Associated TIe.i.
WARRINGTON Monday. Jan 2J 1862
GEN. WoOLS REPORTED NOIiFlCATiOS TO GEN
HuGER.
The report that Gen. Wool has sent notification
TO Gen. Ilugcr, at Norfolk, to move the women and
children out OF the city il lot confirmed by Official
intelligence.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE COMMISSIONER or INDIAN
AFFAIRS.
The Commissioner on Indian Affairs has LEFT for
tie West.
TIE NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.
The new Secretary Of War, SIR. Stanton, has en-
tered upon Ls duties large number of Amy
officers, in Uniform paid their rc poets 10 him.
TIE NEW RIFLID CANNON Al THE MAYNARD.
Preparations are being made al tie Navy-iard Ia
test the strength Of the new riaed cannon Gnished
there One Of them, a 32-pounder, has been incloscd
with heavy timber, and will be fired with constantly
increasing charges until il bursts.
PRUSSIA AND THE TRENT AFFAIR.
The Prussian Government, through lie Minister
here having iudorsed the course Of England in the
Tren, affair, Secretary Seward in response, while1
transmitting to him q copy of the printed documents
4 a.. . e. IL.
Government Of Prussia that if tie general peace Of
the world i. TO he broken, tie fault will not lie in
anything tie United States have done produce
such disaster, or in the omission 10 do everything
which jus, and generous Power could do TO pre-
vent il.
Tic United S,ates Il, a very early day, addressed
themselves 70 the unapIreciave task Of securing the
incorporation Of just equal and humane principle in
the code o. maritime war. They have energeucslly
persisted in this great enterprise through all changing
events, equally when acting as neutral and when
tbemselves engaged ~ II bellgerent. The Secretary
a,ks TO be allowed the liberty Of sugrcs,ing 70 the
consideration Of the Prussinn Government the expe
dency Of improving the occasion, which has justly
excited 30 many apprehenfons, TO recommend tie
general policy relative to neutral rights suggested
Lv chr Government 20 the consideration OF the Euro
pean States adding:
at il only in a spirit Of the utmost resrod and
deference that take leave u remark that the pe-
riods when tie United States viii have occah0D 10
ACT Tire part of "a belligorent viii probably be lew
and Lrief while, judging from rast experience, we
cannot vet hope Tor 70 constant n Trservation OF
peace among the nations Of the eastern oonlGent.'
TIE RAILWAY TO NEw.YORK.
Some days AGO, the House Of Representatives
adopted a resolution, calling upon Secretary Cam
eron 20 inform them what surveys are in progress
for n railway from Washington 10 w-iork, to in.
terseot tie Northern Central Railway at point ont.
aide the limits Of Baltimore whether there surveys
were undertaken by authority If the War Depart
neu,; and if co. under what law reply was IT.
,eiyed o.day in which II is said ouch survey bas
been undertaken or directed, and this Department
has no know ledge Of any such survey in progress.
THE BgOUlLYS FouETEENTH.
This morning, the President received most COZ
diolly n committee OF IryateH from the Brooklyn
Nth Ropir.ent who presented him protest against
the action Of GOV. Morgan in changing tleir number
ItogL Tie memorial wac ta.iefully engrossed, and
srned hy the entire regiment. Tie Committee
were introduced TO the President by the Hon. Moscs
+. Oiel, their Representative and the Hon. Ed
ward Haigh'.
REMOVAL or DEAD HORSES.
Col. Bucknor has been appointed to confer with
the Mayor Of Washington relative 10 the removal Of
dead horses, Wing unburied within and without the
corporate limits.
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