, 1862-03-26
MOUSING REBEL CLERGY MEN
AND THEIR SCHEMES.
The Capitol Extension Trans
ferred to the Interior
Department.
NOTION TO TAX SLAVES DE-
F&ATED.
FROM FORTRESS MoNR0E---Th
.c0hTRABAkDs.
THE APPOINTMENTS OF BR1oAplERs
Hono1s to the Brave Lieut., Worden,
NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED.

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NEWSPAPERS SUPPRESSED.
FROM WASHINGTON:
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1862.
Baptist clergymen in this city and Balti-
more are laying the track for proslayery
compromise aud the reconstruction Of the
Union. The Rev. DR.. Kcnnard Of Baltimore
makes frequent visits here to further the
feeling in both cities, and Alexandria Il il
believed that the movement has extended its
ramihcationa:
Alexandria rebels Eith in the ultimate sue
cess Of the rebellion is said to be unshaken.
They regard their reverses as Of temporary
effect, and maintail that the South canuot be
subiugated. They are as open meuthcd as
ever.
Col. Figilmy and Major scabad, Hungarian
officers, arc among the officers Of Fro
mont's staff. Buxton, an Englishman
in the employ Of the New York Times,
was captured By the rebels beyond cur lines at
Winchester.
Descrters from Gen. Magruder say the
forces at Yorktown are 6,000, and at other
parts Of the Peninsula, including Great Bethel,
15,GO0 more.
Yorktown is protected by breastwork
armed with heavy guns. Similar forti1ca-
tions are erected three miles below, at the
mouth Of Wyoming Greek. A force Is hard
at work building casemates.
Three hundred prisoners were taken by
Gen. Shields at Winchester.
Gen. Banks, according to intelligence this
morning, last night went within two miles Of
strasburg, which he wonld capture to-day.
In the debate on the proposition Of Senator
Foot to transfer the superintendencc Of the
Capitol extension from thoWar to the Interior
Department., Mr. Hale said the Capitol was al-
ready ruined by Meigs, and is suffering for
want Of completion, and also referred to
the unhealthiness Of the Senate Chamber, and
to the Italian artist at work, at cxtravagant
compensation, ornamentiDg the the walls two
or three stories below daylight,
Mr. Foot said, transfer it from civil to
military. This superintendent had cost six
millions, expended merely to crafty JEFF
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do,1ars, to be followed by three others, and
no work proceeding on the Treasury Depart
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and lecturers, was rejected An attempt
tax Slaves failed. The votes on the amen'
mcnt forfeiting the claim to service and fre
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may take his command.
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~ War Department, and been discharged. II