New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
To the Associated Press.


To the Associated Press -, .. zoe,
WARRINGTON Saturday, Feb 10, iVoz'
WAR BULLETINS.
WAN DtPAkrsYsI. Washington, FEB Ia iseI
OFFIcIAL.-The ia lrOad operations oil Tue "a'
Department require that there should be just and
eff lent system of railroad transport that would re-
cure TO Government energetic action WIN u i"ii
aiif IL charges. The Secretary Of War. believing
that lie may safly aprea to the practical eyresnce
oi the officers Of the Railroad COMPANIES aud 10
tteir patriotic feeling for aid in devising such sys
Ten, lie nvies the chief officers Of the respective
knrosd Companies OF the loyal States TO meet ana
confer with him on this subject ut Washington, on
Tbnncay he 10Th day OF February, Is2. Inc
Hon. ErGstus Coming and n. j. Wilson, now 10
this eli y IRE requested to net "a COMMITTEE o. AT
rsneenient,. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. of W ar.
WAX DEPAKTgEsr. WAsnisGIoS, Feb H. lS'%'
al for n...es TO 10 South .cro the
mi.ry lines of tie United sie'es he made 70 Me- Gen
john A. Diy commanding at baltimore, who VII st' OF ~
See Id 4hs. all pri.o.es sod ober reron' impr.
ored by eft outy e. any Derernett Of ie 'fovenmit
,eves on thrif srrys a. Baltimore 20 VI G, Dr. and De
-ct e. hs d cotton vAe remaining IA tei CITY. hu9
allure 10 ob.efee iLi order VII D. ''A' b ~ " "
The resr,tiau heretofore e1pg. which required ra',e,
srfoss be mil rcs OF the United aiscs 10 - stb-a -
to- secesiy Sate oounte neo by tie o'nefS 'on
tn,t ding l. fe.rintro
- FDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary Of WG.
CONDITION or OUR PRISONERS IN SOUTH CAR
OiJAA.
Mr.. Senator Chandler has received letter from
Col. Nilcox, who Gays that himself and other pr'f-
oners. at Columbia, South Carolina, are IN god
health audlh their condition has been rendered
comfortable by the clothing received from the United
S,atcs authorities.
LETTERS FROM PORT ROYAL.
Tie isst steamer from Pot Royal brought 10 New
York 20, coo letters.
POSTMASTER AT SHIP ISLAND.
Br John 81. G.. Packer has becn appointed Post
master e, Ship Is'and.
pIgIoyAL CuIFoRNIa NEWSPAPERS.
Tie HsasaiyDi, the Democratic orgn, and los
faqcics and Cai6rpia Star have lecn suppross't
from ,he NALL. on the ground that they have been
u-cd Tor tie parpcse OF Overlooking the Govern
rneni. and giving aid and comfort to tho enemy now
at war ~ ainst tie United States.
TIL ycroREs.
The following congra,ulatory address hs been
issued by the President:
Tie Presideut, Commanjei-in-C Chief o. tie Army
and Navy. returns thanks 10 Brighten. Bain-
sije und Flac-Oficer Goldsborough TO Gen. Grant
md Flag-Ofccr Fooe, and the land and naval
forc,s under their respective commands for tLer gal
Iaut achievements in the capture Of for li,nry and
Roanoke Lland.
Will Il will be 10 ordinary pleasure for Linn T.
knowledge aud reward, in becoming manner, The
vaor Of the living lie sso Snizes bic duty TO pay
fuing honor 70 the memory % the gallant dead.
Tie charge q, Roanoke leland, like he baycnet
charge ut Mil Springs, proves that the close grapple
aud tharp st.el Of loyal and ratr oic soldiers musi
ALWAYS Put rebels and traitors to fight 1be late
a. NJ -. l.i f4a tun Of fl.I
Union. once BONE in proud glory around the world
bv naval heroes, will ,oon again float over every
Rebel city ard stronghold, and that it shall for
ever be- honored aud respected ne tie emblem OF
Liberty and Union in every land and upon every
IN Ry order of the r., sident.
EDWIN A. STAs1OS. Secretary Of War
GIpEoS WELLss Secretary OF TIE "''y'
TIE SURVEY or INDIAN RESERVATIONS on GILA
RIVER N NLw MEXICO.
The Commissioner Of the g. j. y. 10 III RECEIPT OF
pa,s Of tie survey of the Indian Reservations on the
Gia Riyorin New Mexico, unGer the tulcrintendenee
of tue Indian Agent They consisi OF the following,
VIZ:
I,I Tb, r-,~r,s'ion f1r Ga ipsh-'. Including Mier
Lfos Msr-o. I'D Ches.a stoa o. on BE uIp-i ois nv
~ tbr boy r and v lur sbout tso al be
,.. T. 40 more c hc prs Toto ihe ola o. the eat
BY Nicerti mona.r'' on the 90 y ne Hie noun
,ins md ou tho by h,ss ~ AAr.sn Il - eb.uti9
i-. .e.. Of Fou la1fu lnita sr- T. nl.s .qa' 'apal
Il. A both sdes q uo to '.a "l.ch s.ce.'e'
49, fsI tn ruunf-h. tirc fh sou Niefii ma W no"
r.eks within T. rcsrrysiifu afe santo Lu;s,Ps 10 iho
L. .a-u.f hsr,oL tco DE ptrtef ilsch. i.pi 10 'g
a,sd Od For, sd the 'isr ~ the nj nai'n 'm being "a
s,. Il, al. Re- .ou fir .arv.y . pelr l b5 J
r- f,lr monuments planted II 'sch oiIiia point u tue
900 Puo I'D Mui-op. Rc,rrs'lou situated on beth
d. fius Io CD br.a thee fn'oe ~ih Rio san Pedro
, e-,.l t. Gs 80 toe. Ttc b,lndsries th.feof hsvc
hen =. iuaneruy MARRIED under 'h" precision Of the ,n'a
.,o.n of A., Of toasirsS sppiosrd feb .'.h. -,
.ag .pproIusoiio the cuI'nt ano contingent s1Icn 80
f,lo lndi'n Ieplnmen'.
GIN. FREMONT.
Gen. Fremont will probably leave here toward
The ,ose % the week II Is believed by bis friends
that lie will .cou DO assigned to important mili ary
duties.
nosrnAL SUPPLIES to@ IHE HoAhohL
wOtsDED.
The Sanitary Conn on, on Thursday sent from
baltimore two inspectors with large a'Aonn' oi
lo,uiial ,uppl,s for the wounded Ut hoanoAe hy'no'
uyAru on AZ OLD ASD Thu>if MEssiN"hh'
no weIknown old coored man, Francs Daleher
. ,.t., lick suddeplv IL the War Department tins
n, rni,g. where be had for iorty-iwo ears % ell
messenser, and died Just AS he reached h'r ho'''c
fl, wus appointed unoer Madisons Administrations
rur SUPPLY or ARMY HORSES.
Tie Ourterma,ier's Department las ex'endeu III
rox, Saturday tie time for receiving bids TO supply
,r,n, ho,.e.. A large number oil dealers are BILL III
Washington.
RESIGNATION.
/. G.. Baker. in charge Of the Government oe'eo'
tive civil police resigned bis position Yesterday q!
hi, pndyng energy nnd devo ion to 'he u 'ern,"e"'
,o conIrnba,d trade with tie Rebel States ms '''"
almos, completely broken up lie intends en'o'Ds
mn ihCnr.