New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-19

VI WHICH iuo we're Asodi "sNi4us'
The above deaths were in 81 regiments, including
those OF the Army OF the Potomac.
RELEASE or PRISONERS.
Sixteen prisoners, principally from Maryland aad
Virginia, were released from the Old Capitol Pr.soa
to-day by order of the War Department they nav.
ing previously taken the oath Of allegiance.
CADETS APPOINTED.
The President has made tie following aPfont
ments Of Cadets at West Point, Viz:
I'd. w. Barker, Illinois; Albert S. Bsyliss Ksa.
lucky; William II. Uoham, Wlsconsin; sreiersf
A. Mayhem, New-York; Henry ID. Naen, j.,
Georgia; Arthur Tracey Lee, MASSACHUSETTS,; Sd
ward Everett SLarp, Missonni Eraslna d. Hsinss
Illinois; Travers Jones, PeDnsylyanisi Charles
Woodson Bates, Missouri. Also. Richard Taylor
Churchill, from the District Of Columbia.
The last mentioned Is son Of the late Cap,a;a
Churchill. L. S. A., who died in me service n
Mexico.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court have decided, after an e.sS,-
rate argument, two cases namely the United Stsiss
against Lysander Babbitt, and the United Sts,es
against Robert Coles, in favor Of the United States
settling therein that Registers and Receivers Of pub
lie lands cannot retain the fees military bounty
land warrants beyond the compensation Of s3D
per snnum, to which they wers limited by The act
o. 1918. This decision of long-oon,as,ed qusstos
caves 10 the Government nearly million Of dollars
The argument on behalf Of the Government was pro
rared and conducted by Assistant Auortey-Geas's'
Coifey.
Reaction AGAINST GES. mOSoUER.
Information received a, the State Department NH
Gates very vigorous reaction againrt Gen. No"
guerra. Neither tho Government Of the United States
nor tia, Of Great Britain has ever recognized an
Government.
DEATH or EDWARD HARTE.
Edward Harte recently died in NashinsIyn' As'a
-. 4 native OF New-lork, he was educated % 'As
bar. served az lieatenan, in the Mexican war. sai
was for twenty years prominent as IourrA'S'
He resided Tor The last two years IN California.
PROMOTION OF GIN. BURNSIDE.
Brigadier-Gsn. Burnside was thi, aiternooo COZ
lrmed, by the Senate, as Msos-General oi''iaa'
teers.
TRoUBIY AMONG THE ALLIES.
Diplomatic circles are sensibly disturbed BY a.
then,ic news received here from Cuba indieai.nss
serious Misunderstanding between the Alle1 fowe"
in Mexico the probable departure o: the Bri''
forces from The country the of several SFaa'
i,h regiments from Vera Cruz to Havana, and ~
augmentation OF the French force III Mexico
rnptnre between the Spanish ard French Asgan'"
in Mexico il supposed to have occurred.
INDEMNITY TO a DANISH CAPTAIN.
The President has recommended TO Congre''n
sunroori,ton o. nearly 5000 Ms indemnity TO 10
ou,uer aud captain Of the Danish bark JOrgsn "
rantrsu. intercepted by the chip Morning Lsai Who
on her way from RIO Jsneiro TO Havana, on 'i'p'
zion that she intended to run the blockade, aai ''''
to the port Of New.lorS.
THf COMPLETION or RAILROADS.
II reported that there various rAiiFoAi reP'
senta,yes here preparing applications to Coa.''"
for pscunary assistance complete the pie%ns "H''
and open new routes, 10 an amour, exceeding N ~
aggregate $4,000 900. strenuous effort WIZ
made 10 induce Congress to aid their plans e'as'
ths Government indorsing the bonds OF IN the ''Ar
Of donation upon the ground Of national ne'eS'''
ILLNESS or MIR. CONWAY.
The Hon. Martin +. Conway Of Kansas mas W.
absent for week past from the House, III '''~
ousnee OF a severe attack OF gastric fever
RELEASE OF MRS. NORRIS. A.,
Among the prisoners ordered to be re.sass' '%
Norris OF Baltimore, whose crime was eoFresp'U-D
in cipher with 2ayoiD, Pgisanss N toa "S""