New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

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ths order Of tho President forbidding the dis
cbnre of any until Col. Corcorsn has been Get
fra. And revo&ins the commission, was issued.
NOMINATIONS.
Co,- Crib. enden of Indiana, and Capt A. w.
whippls Of Typographical Engineers, from
Massachusetts, wore nominated a. Drigadier'
Generals to-day.
IsLAsD NO. 10.
Dispatches from Cairo received to-day trans
nit business messages from Flay.Oficer Foo'e
to the Navy Department, but say not . "oro
of the situation Of Island No. 10.
THE MONITOR AND MERRIMAC.
Capt. Jefries of the Monitor sent his COM
plnents to Capt. Dahlgren last night. win
the assurance that the Monitor is fully pre-
pared to meet the Morrimac, and that no has
no doubt but that he will whip her when she
comes to tho scratch.
THE EMANCIPATION RESOLUTION.
Senator Henderson of Missouri followed Sen
ators Davis of Kentucky and Wiley OF Viz
cinia, 10 announcing tho intention to vote for
tho Presidents Emancipation resolution. His
speech was sngularly liberal and just for
Border State Senator. He declared that be
would never, DO tue fate Of Slavery what II
might raise his hand against bis country; that
Missouri cared more for tho opening OF the
Mississippi River than for the preservation oil
the peculiar institutions; and that the war haa
already cost her more than oil the slaves
within her borders were worth at the time the
war broke out.
PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS IN MINNESOTA.
The Commissioner of the General Land Oicu
is u receipt Of the returns Of tho public sur
veys in Minnesota, situated in Tps. ~ north
of Ranges SO, 81 and 50 weat Of tho iitb
principal meridian. These townships embrace
the following lakes. VIZ:
Lsbe Ids, cowt ug a area Of about 90 scre'
Lake Csrio- covering ~ Gc~ OF about S,oN afeS
The lands surveyed are represented By TIC
surveyors TO lie Of first rate. The Long Prairie
River is described Is processing water PRIV
leges, aud the quality of tmber in Up. l29'
n. X. 81 W., is statod to be the beat in tae
state.
To The Auooisted Sr"
w,suSGros, Tbu,i,y, Mach a. III.
INVENTIONS.
Numerous applications have recently been made
for psten,s for improvements 10 the manner OF coat
ing vessels with iron, and also for war proJec.ies
The inventive genius Of th~ county 'eem' Of late
10 be additionally stimulated by the agricultural aud
petroleum oil departments Varioas meshs o. using
tue latter have been presented FOR letters patent.
MAILS IN MISSOURI.
Tho causes which prevented tue safs conveyance
of tho mails aud collection Of revenues upon tho Oute
from Jeacr.on City To Tuscumbia having beeu re-
moved. the Posiuaster-Genersl has ordered the
restoration Of full service thenupon.
PAY or MISSOURI SOLDIERS.
The bill 10 secure 10 the Officers and men sc,u 'ly
EMPLOYED in the Wes,ern Department Of hitaoun
their pay, bounty, aud pensions IL now ia"'
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senste to-day confirmed the nominh;cs Of
Lewis 4. Ely o. C.liforois be Coasul at Acapulco
and thai OF IL. Jones Brooke Of Pennsylvania 10 be
Commissary Of Subsistence, with the rank OF Cap
tain
LIQUOR PROHIBITION.
Tho Provost Marshal Las Issued an order that no
en-. ferre. and bridges Of tits district, excepting on
pass signsi 10y Il genss officer, stating the purpose
designed, the quanlity and description.
THE TELEGRAPH CENSORSHIP.
Tue attempts ths. made TO connect the present
supervision Of tho Telegraph with the censorship
lately reported upon b. Commutee OF C' ngrers
repder il proper to stao that The censorship OF the
,eleyrapb WIS abolilhed by the Secretary OF War on
ialiug military postssion II the telegraph and a
military supervision Of Tie leegran' throughout The
United Ststos substituted. The duty Of The supervi.
nris 10 prevent the transmission by telegraph oi
Information, concerning late, PRESENT OF contemplated
u.oyemen,s Of the armies Of tbs United States and
all other information Of military character IhG.
ought 10 he concealed from the enemy. la All that
relates TO political private AFFAIR." tho telegraph Is
h. completely unrestricted as it was before tie eom'
mopce meut OF The rebellion.
RELEASE OF PRISONERS.
The following prisoners were discharged to-dny by
the commission relative 10 state prisoners;
j. +. G.. Onuit, n. Is. Meeus, Noes +. Donslson,
VIM. l.. Fio er, 90 their taking the oath OF 81
l.oi,nre John A. Marsbsl Wm. I Moore, WIN.
j. Fleece, Bushrod v. Bayle. and 1bomas l..
roole were discharged on giving thclf written
ar e % render nei her aid or comfort - enemies ~
hos III v u the United States. j. H. Wharton and
Mathew PhsketL were ieoommll,td lOI iurlAer con-
eiierbtiOn.
PROGRESS OF LOYALTY IN TENNESSEE.
The Hon. Emerson Eiheridge has written letter
f.om Nashville, stating that the Hoo. Wm II. Polk
brother OF the late Pre,dont POk, is Ia that city,
AM tLrt tho Hon. W. Is. Stokes IL shortly expected
They arc both strong Union men, aud will CO.
operuie with Gov. johnson in putting the ate ma
ciaery into operation. On, rational currency 10 a.
rood t.,re d. IA New York, while Rebel notes COM