New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
AFFAIRS AT CEDAR RUN.
Reported Capture Of Gen. Blenksr.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

be subject such rules and rssulsions a. the General Con
,nsndins nav prescsibs. EDWIN n STANTON,
Secretary Of VIZ.
WARRINGTON. April Il, 1853
REPORTED DEATH OF DEAUREGARD.
WOODSTOCK. vs, April 10. 1883
To ne Hon. Z. NJ. STANTON, Secretary @ Wsr.
We learn from Jacksous Camp this morning tha
Ggs. BEAuREGARD Is DEAD.
The report comes direct from Rebel sources. osas
Mount Jackson.
Impressive services were held to-day in all the
brigades.
There ia nothing new to report 10 regard to II
enemy.
H. P. BANKS. MsjorGensnl
CONDITION OF LIEUT.. wORDEN.
Lieut. worien Of the Monitor, has been removed
to the Observatory for change Of air. lie is slowly
improving. He can zee imperfectly, when tho
bsndages which are kept on most Of the time, are
removed. He received, yesterday, the elegant gold
snufs.box presented him by citizens Of Buffalo. Is
was accompanied by q handsome letter, On velum.
THE TAX BILL IN SENATE COMMITTEE.
The Finance Committee of the Senate holds ito
rs, meeting to consider the Tax BILL section by sec'
,ion tomorrow morning. Its session on Friday wss
absorbed BY visitors representing various classes
who belieYe themselves too heavily taxed 10 tho
House. Some of these did not secure bearing bs.
fore the WAYS and Means Committee, the wishes d
sone were disregarded by that Committee or BY the
House. and some have bethought themselves OF reah
grounds of objection. The Committee has decided
! 10 give no man more than ten minutes audience. Is
is impossible Of course predict with certainty the
time which tie Committee will take 70 consider ths
bill; but it Il confidently hoped by some Of the lead
ing members that il will be reported to the Senate b
ien Gays or a fortnight.
THE REBELuoUs CLEEGYMEN.
/ Bishop Whtt.nghams very mild prayer, pre-
-eribed in conformity with the Presidents procams
ton. was no, read by the Rev. DR.. Pncsney, rector
NJ the Church Of the Ascension Of the three who
refu.ad 10 read the Bishops previous prayer d
hanks for Union victories. 1t was noticed that welk
knovn sympathizers with the rebellion exchanges
signifssnt giarces across the sisles in mutual con-
orsiuation over their reotors breach OF duty to hN
country and his church. The rector Of Trinity
/ Church Mr.. Lyle, however who omitted the pre-
viou. PRAYER, read this one Friday evening snd
10 day, ,aying that as the President had requested
such prayer, be should no longer object. Mr.. LyS
"a the brother-in-law of II. Winter Davis.
THANKSGIVING AMONG THE NEGROES.
/ The twelve churches which the "degraded" free
blacks Of this District have built and support
we'll lsd to-day, snd the counienances Of preachers
aud people were radiant with thanksgiving. Tfefs
was igaondury talk IN some, even in under TIE
very shadow of Mihlary.Goveruor Wadsworhs
office. Bspts, Church, of which the pulpit wss oc-
eunied to-day by preacher from Baltimore. Tae~
Was feryent PRAYER Of thanks to the Providencs
which was working out freedom, not only ia Chnst,
but Of the body the Amens Of to
congregation responding TO prayer OF gratitude 10
hose " no he'd been instruments in Divine hands to
this end, and prayer for blessing upon the Admir-
,trs,ion its Generals, and it, solders. The sane
devoui thsnkfuuess for wha; had been done and wss
hoped Cor inspired the sermon.
NEGROES CARRYING MAILS
There is reason TO apprehend that the bill repeal
log the law disqualfyiug free negroes from carrying
the mails. which passed the Senate by two-ihirds
vote and without debate, will not be 40 iavcrsey
received by the House. Influential members OF tho
po-t-O Office Commits ee are known 20 be opposed toh'
TIE unALrn OF REphEsENrATHh coN"A.
Representative Conway of Kansas, who has teen
very i'll with combination OF serious cisesses Tor
several weeks, although very low, is able TO sit apA
little. and il slowly convalescing. Ii Will be "ns
time however before he s able to attendto Business.
PROVISIONS FOR ABANDONED BLACKS AT fos'
ROYAL.
Francis G.. Shaw of Nsw-York, Mesrs. CaaSs"
and Hunt of Philadelphia, and DIR. Hooper o. d."
ton. with other gentlemen, are here on oehaii VI '
Freedmen Associations in their cities, ana Arc uis
iny upon Government the necessity of MAKING Wv
,-ovison for the government of the blacks upon '0'
sh.rdo,sd planalons at Port Royal than al PressH'
-, Tbs Committee have had satisfactory i"s'.
! -. ,x;,b the President and several menoen~
a -. Cah;,e, who have Acknowledged the impers"
= -.e,s, of the present arrangements and the da"
=, "A. Administration 10 remedy the present aouS.
. In the course Of cOgveraton the rresiasn, as'N
,s he has done more than once before 'oA' '".
, slave OF Rebel master placing himself oOae'
Q American dag was thenceforward freeman ''''''
, PROM CEDAR RUN. ,
Our special correspondent with General H..
.,p. command reports al quiet on Cedar Kun -.
miles beyond Manassas. The railroad ot'uS. .,no.
. uoiot. DESTROYED by the RebOls, viii % IN
.to,etsd this week. The railway track oeyoUu s.0dv
, h. ,,n;dlv repaired. Rebel scouts are e0u' -
n,owluo shout our camps and occasionai! w."
. gler Is picked up BY our cavalry. ,rxxxp,
!. REPORTED CAPTURE or GEN T.:'';.,oo vbe
= Two privatss Of Gen. Bleukers D -s.;r;,,d d
ssid that they had just returned from 'nS . si
;. ,ho Rappshannock, reported that Cen. bi'p.
2 hI. body .gussd bad been surrounded oy H'''''