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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
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Wing 81 eresflins 900 81 Nj OoiambW - p
n; Dayton 800 p. n; Cincinnati 6;l5 p -; =
St. Louis 1o;l5 A. NJ ohicago VA ggsstlinagt l.,
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Columbus lslt =. u : layton - A. NJ -
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stop onlY 9 tAks RaAsenssElon EE1ais IS -s,as71c
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gils, Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Goui1, -. !.
pslasars, gifh fri1 sad, Nd. Vsrn0i sii Esls.h
buEga saiIEosd e sEFiaEasld.
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Hpl 419,S1i 3aa aiross = s SssSssi m 5s ~
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, s. LouiHs aael N
ColEnbus, Central Ohio Railload isF lsEsrLs asIIl
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25
FnlE OF ARRIVAL OF
DEPOT

THE OF ARRIVAL OF MAIL TRAINS
Through Eastern - 7iis A. n. 7:Is P. n
Boston aad WY nom Batslo. p .la' I;I5 P. n
Through Philadelphia and . .. .
WsahiQgtOn, via Pittsburgh asl3 A. n. SD P. H.
Pittsburgh siId g?sy frOm -.i EE li ll
Wsli5Eills f5 A. n.
MnlorBburgh, Akron and Way 9.45 A. IL --
Through Western .......a..... sssl A. q. $40 P. H.
Way from Toledo...r.,-......,s. go A. ii.
Through Southern !......s,... e.11 A. n. $50 z. NJ
Way ron OncinnatLa.....,s... S.l9 P. n.
Way nom 5andus ky-,,..,....s... goo A. n.
Way nom kOung g8toWn....-.iit. 7.06 p. ID
Medina and ......s..s=...-.i..- G;f0 2. a.
RsokpOrt, Dover and AmherEt
way. Arrives pucsdagb,
phursdRT8 and SaturdaYP..a,-r Hoo P. u .
Bath, BrsoksEille and O0pley
Way. Arrives Mondays Sad ITO P.
EfldsTg sTg--.....-.s.-..4....a.s,,-ia.1 dan 6at i. n
Sharon Centre, Granger aud
Horth BoyaItcn Wey. Ar a- - lN
riTes Mondays and Fridays. r.--- 900 p. N
WarrousFille, daily y.................l0 l0:I5 A. d.
Time Of ais1Ti button OF mait ready Tor delivery e
uzuallY o2s hour later thau the time Of arrival O
trains L = CoWLES. p N
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

HOME MAN UFAOTURE-
h The German Woolen 4Anufaoturtng Oom'
bsny, Hurlbut's Blsok, Ontario street, have eon'
ciuded to sell the first lot Of Woolen gooda mann.
hctured In OleYe land, at retail in order 20 mees
the numerous calls made Epon them ior suas OF
their make.
A variety Of patterns are ready for sale 81 low
manufacture
Cis7sland, Jan. Z, I662.RT
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OoHHEOrIOes.

gsuEectons arc InAdeat Monroe FIll6 lish tns na1s
duIky, Mansfield and Hegerk 4, b e QlTda Eltk
fhs Bsndu8ky payt5l and Cincinnati q. &, g Arss
mont Win fremont Indiana B. r, End e Illsdo
With the MiehiEan southern hoTthern Idian9
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for ChtenTo, De-
fToit, jackson, Foft WAynes IoERnsD0gt Iallyoee1I
Cairo, Alton, S.. L0uiSI and Al point8AA e. narS q
aeIt and SouthWsgt.
frains srTiTs n OlsValand from- Isfsd0 sd ~
West, s. $40 4. H.s Ald go p r.. ET0m sandn1dy
It 80 A. + 91-1ri1Ez5-7 n Run1rnt,
,u.,.l.,a saa,,t= n = d-irT ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

FERNS Cr rrweE Dsr wsaL
Dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Louis Agaesiz and lady, from Cambridge, Maas-.
arrived yesterday afternoon, and are at the Evere'
House.
The Hon. c. II. Van Wyck Of New-fork, the
Hon. II. T. Blow of s.. Louis, l.. X. Marsh OF bos-
ton. w. Coburn of Ohio }. S. Clements OF Boston.
tbe Rev. Il. T. Vail Of Ohio, and w. +. Reynolds OF
Indiana. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge A. o. Adds of Vermont, Judge Miller OK
Rochester. Thos A. SAVER Of Oregon, Gus Tui< OK
Boston, w. A. Dana of San Francisco, CAL, Major
Holman of the United States Army, and George
Liyermore Of Boston, art ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Col. Percy Of the British army, Judge snaliey
Of Vermont, A.. LOOMS and II. IL. Chaplin Of Boston,
and C. McBurney lsnd sister Of Boston are at tho
Brevoort House.
Capt. Hazard of the U. S. navy, Col. Il. NJ nuu'
aon. nttacke Of Gen. Fromont's staff John mar
aresyes from Blackburn England, and j. NJ VIM
chell Of Kansas are at the Aston House
j. NJ. Striker Of Chicago S. ~ oa'uw S u
Dunkirk. George W. Taylor Of Kalamazoo h,,'u -
George D. Gilman from the sandwich i, p..h,
s,oclion of s.. Louis, +. GoOdhrs Of brat'so0Fo'
VI and +. Bates and lady Of pS~'ucSe' ara al tho
| Ne,ropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
FROM WINCHESTER, VA.

WINcBEsrER, Va, March 20, 1861.
Last night the Provost Marshal pounced upon
gambling house recently opened and arrested four
of the proprietors and several officers. The latter
were released Oh parole, and the others put in Jail.
The gambling appanstus and other property, amount
ing to 500 in value, were also captured.
TIE theater here is prosperous, and is filed every
night.
A portion of Gen. Shieliss reconnaissance has re-
turned from Strasburg.
Gen. Jackson ia repor. ed to be near Mount Jack
son.
Nothing ese of interest has transpired since yes
terday. ,ou,
Gen. William Prescott Smith, with other officers
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, reconnoitered
the road on Friday to Martinsburg, and expect that
section will be opened by the lst Of April. They
have also made arrangements to permanently open
the Potomac and Winchester road.
An inch and half Of snow fell here last night,
and tho snow is still falling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
ApNy AND NAVY

The steamer Fulton, which has net returned from
Shin leland 10 expected 10 sail to-day tomorrow
for some place on the Southern coast, from which
she viii convey troops She will not be absent
more than two or three weeks she Is advertised
10 sail for Europe the Goth proximo.
The sloOp-of-war Junita, which was launched al
the Philadelphia Navylsrd on Thrrsday, Is one OF
the eight sloop.-ol-war ordered by last Congress.
Her dimensions are as follows: Length over all,
20j feet; breadth OF beam, 80 feet depth OF hold,
rs feet; tnnnace, about 800 TINS. Her armament
ia not vet decided upou bat two ll.iaoh Dahlgren
guns on uivot viii form part of It. The Juniata
has been on the stocks longer than Ter sister sloops
o.-var. 1t intended 10 launch her by the LIST OF
January, bur the launch delayed by the nom
COMPLETION OF certain parts of her machinery. The
names of the other sloops- of-war, above referred
to, are: -
Keafsag. built as Portsmouth Ssvy-f ard
Naehusott built ~ Chsgiestown sasy.iad-
Hou,a,onic. built 81 Chsr'esown Nayy lerd
Oneida built at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Adirondack, built GO Brooklyn Navy .fsrd
The t. s steam tfgate Roanoke left her anchor
AGE oil Bsdoe Island, and towed 10 the Brook
I'm Nayy-Yard yesterday, where she row lies al tho
wharf waiting for her new shaft ard stores.
The sloof-of-war Adirondack left the yard yester-
aeV for her machinery, which has been built at tho
Aisire Works, COrlear street, East River, and has
been ready for some time.
The steamers Madgie and PATRON have received
their powder and will sail at once. They Were
under orders to 90 yesterday but had not sailed az
sunset.
The steamer Massachusetts will be Noated out OF
the Dry Dock to-day, having been repaired and the
prorelier Dawn will il is reported, take her place.
although she has not long been out OF this dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. :. ALBANY, March q, 1862.

SENATE. -. ALBANY, March q, 1862
The Grinding Committee reported complete sev-
eral BILLS
The bito incorporate TIE Fo-ty.sccond street Rail
road wss reported favorably.
Mr.. GANSON made a najoriy report TO amend
the law relative to the pay Of ud yes VI other ols-
.ri-ts oldng Court in New-York
The bill 10 create the Office OF Eeceiver-General
WAS reported favorahiy
The bill 10 incorporate the Methodist Missionary
Association was ordered 20 a third reading.
The bill TO Incorporate tie Presbyterian Home
was ordered 10 third reading.
The bill 10 almond the New-iOIk District Court
SCI was reported tavorabiy.
Mr MURPHY introduced bill 20 authorize
Brooklyn 10 raise over 100000 for volunteer pur-
poses.
On bis motion, unanimous consent was given, and
The bin wac READ a ilIid time and oessed.
The Ssna,e tnen took M IN Committee Of the
Whole, ,lr. Fohey in the chair, TIE bill 10 provide
means for paying of the Canal indeb edness Tor Nh
enlargement and to increase tie sinking fund there
for bY provi iinr fv--eighth nil tax.
ON motion Of Ar. FOLGEh, an amendment was
aconted TO Ray per cent interest on all unpaid Canal
awards AID Commissioners drafts.
The bin was then ordered 70 thId TeaoinG ,e.,
The bill TO repeal the Church Property acs OF 1000
was passed by Yeas, 49,; Nays, 3.
N,Is-Me.srs Cook Wiare. a. / Little. Am,
The bill 20 divide the crime o. murder INTO TWO
degrees aud to prescribe the CRIME oil h"iue'' wax
passed by YEAS, IS; Nays, .:
The following bills were also passed:
To exempt the Nassar Female College from taxa
tiOn.
10 improve the Central Park.
To regulate the sale Of hay and straw il New
York and Brooklyn.
10 amend the law for the proof Of wills.
Recess till p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at o'clock and went into Com
ittee of the hole and considered the bill for COM
pensating owners Of wild lands for improvements
sladc them Ii WAS ordered 10 q third reading.
Bills ADVANCED 20 A THIRD hTADISG.
Relative 10 the Treasury ~ Albany County
To amend ihe Charter Of the Brooklyn Institute.
Authorizing he City Of Troy to borrow money TO
Boy certain railroad bonds.
To close certain streets IN Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
MORE DIRTY WORK.
Correspondence Of The N. i. Tribune.
WA.mIxnrnx nLu-.lnH II

Correspondence Of The y. l. Tribune.
WssnNGTOS, Thursday, March 20 1867,
few days ago some con,rabands came into the
camp OF the 10Th Massachusetts, Regiment and were
taken by some of the company officers o. servants.
Upon reaching - the officers were ordered 10 ex-
cude those persons from camp. The officers con-
cuded not TO do 30. The officer of the guard was or
dered not to allow any persons not officers servants
g ienain within the lines. "1hoee persons 6e'Hg
officers servants did remain. But soon one Of the
officers Of Company - was ordered to send away
lis man, but respectfully declined, for which he was
put under arrest .or "ds0bodieuce' of oriers, ana
was made 10 march 10 the rear OF bis company with
out bis sword and "a prisoner
Tie servant was taken before the Lieut.. Colonel
and by him pm, outside Of the lines, and thus was
made to fall into avery once more. The other OIL
M yet retain their servants but say if obliged
to give them up, they viii , &c.
The order for tie exclusion Of the fugitives came
fom Gen. Dana, the new Brigadier Of this Brigade.
II is not known that it was enforced in any other
regiment in tie Brigade, excep, tho Twentieth. In
ii least two other regiments it was openly disse-
garded and contrabsnds encouraged 10 come
without opposition OF the officers.
Why the Twentieth should be selected for the
dirty work no one can tell unless h be for The reA-
ron that they fight as at Balls Blum 10 hurt some.
body, and too earnestly to suit pro-slavery oiicem
whose feelings are shocked by Tie imprisonment OF
Gen. Stone At Fort Lafayette for loving Secesb not
wisely but too well. Xxx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
TRADE WITH THE SOUTHERN PORTS.

WAsHlNGTOy Friday, March II, I85z
As our forces extend the authority OF the United
States on the Atlantic coast numerous applications
are made by merchants and shippers to the Treasury
Department, for permission to trade with the recap
tured porte but these uniformly refused. Moth
ing il done to interfere with the blockade. Permits,
however, are granted by the Department for Internal
trade elsewhere.
The public debt and all foreign drafts are paid as
maturity, no matter what may be the pressure IN
other respects the Treasury.
The statement tha, Daniel E. Sckles was unani'
mousy rejected az Brieadier-General ID no: correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
THE FORT DOyELSON VICTORS AT SAVANNAH.
Deauregard in Command at Corinth.
Tennessaans Enlisting for the Union.
CHICAGO, Friday, March 81, 1852.

CHICAGO, Friday, March 81, 1852
special dispatch to The Journal from Cairo.
2lst, Gays:
Direct and positive information has arrived from
Gen. Grant (Snithn. Hs is at Savannah, 90 miles
from Florence. The troops are 10 fine health and
spirits. Beaurega is in command at corinth, with
10 600 men from Pensacola. Geas. Cbeatham and
Bragg have divisions near by. About 5000 msn 10
IL vicinity Of Savannah, have enlisted in the Union
arny recently.
Or the night Of the 18th, division OF the 9Th
Ohio Cavalry put part Of Cheatham's forces TO
flight a, burned he railrosd bridge The forces in
that vicinity are divided into five divisions under
command Of Gems. Sherman, Hurburt, McClsrnand,
Wallace, ard Lanman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
TIE RUMoRED CAPTURE OF YAYCEY

TIIHIlIT 3, may, WsfI . y IOb4
Southorn ajycos received here say that faneey
arrived a. Ncw-Orlears, aud made a speech, ayow-
Ing dat no help could be procured from England or
France. and urging retaliation by stopping cotton
cultivation.
Parsoa Brovnlow leaves for tho North to-day.
Tho Rebel Provisional Government Of Kentucky
is 20 assemble in Sbey tent, near The headquarters
If General Crtienden at Huntsville, on the Dist
This portion Of the Dispatch is very blind, batowiDg
to break in the line, We have been unable to get It
repored.-LDs.
PoTr,WILv, Pa, Friday. March H. 1901
A letter from Howard Polls, Engineer Of The L.
8 gi,pboat Walerwtch, confirms the capture by that
ve.,el Of the schooner William Mallory, with the
traitor faueey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
THE RFTREAT FRoM MANASSAS.

GIN. N'CIEI IAN - Dr>iGF fOH BLOOD - VIC
gogIFs--Ius MAsTERLy STRATEGY.
The following letter, addressed 10 "A rirnd in this
city by an officer Of the regular army, holding an i'm
porisut position in IL administration Is published IN
J1e " J. Times OF Yesterday and Is transferred 70
the columns Of I'm TmruSE az an net Of justice to
the Commau Ter Of tho Army OF tie Poionac
Hs,DQ,,rrErs ANN oP rnE PoIoaAc !
Friday. Nsr,A a. 1904.
hen Sou ir sf nsrsntfrsi IN BE- milst Of presi
du.. srsb,, .s'd sou ag a. suo" 'edEu'ri ~
,-'. ~liCh r-cg-a .~~.'~2 ,aI - . r !,
N.ss,s. I.a,ioa. TIE rhos country lsa'i'sd ny Whit
,-flIrlt 'rhs Junction fI sf.tfg ri. inr r.fIns
70, fr5n 81 Che IshrI tD'r sst division having e ne
ea} u' f-,r hcus.I-,-, il ac,s l.sisr
I'D q, acre rn,t., .iv .cst;.ied 20 ni u h1rn
ri ,.rs .otirg tte DBL, la,.e aai oln0e panic m bib
ss s1..., s.t, Vi 1sid, &. .liles.eel 70 Toe. R'pra
i.ra.r .I iart fHus obtained tl TIE f-uis n. eat
.f cof..sotly IN nsllur end producing rds.-uai
.oi~',as sd n.ery i.,saa VI i4, ics ,.i . ,a-.
p I.'.-I.r, .gs.I Tt... Win h.,l red ui.f. r-
fi aidrsiand viii ti oervise Nrrlnornn- h 80 -n
campaign. cod fought boz h'e h. ba'is- a.d " D. cone.
rsr.ti,S, lmli,d is,s., wine Mo sisa' Winner n-
lsn eIrad,d the fsg o. te lntd 81 ic' over 'DVJ
lii.rs 81 cs.itofy la'ely heid De- the s'.o,-
Inc wise Intelligent. and ll.l r. ish3 .aor fa-' tA'
TIar rom D. rritntt Hriv iy itr srr rrsI U-tcn :
alienation, vii sP sd t's eommaerf ~ achieve l9f W
hsve fu.h ssi i.tie a. csrttyir aad po'i,y ti'r
Won't grt 10 'ae- very .ir.,fy ioted SOD $40
49,. ,,heb stieid f1f il'rf rr.uHd E .Dia
ie,to1 men We az thu have NAOMI, tuned louiS -t IF
AID w. .rd orphi-. H. fal. t.s 90, 8, 'i .cai E
r...if.ts Of capturing aHy c"nti+ffahr I.i 90 ih'i
t h.yins two railroads ~ toe f"tr hy ~A'h ~ te 90
Ill 40 ..r- lrr tho t-riaff 81 tlr 80, ~i'i 20
b.en no noe d-ci.lse tcn atlief,d s tftesr
TIE Neusl have tle resources of Que 1Hd 81 fai
. .lr.if hy blood rs victory .Hl isu % 'ain snf
firr b., thrir al nsrf - Brl hun lf a s at
flasLrsdi sfo pour tlri- me d-ci.li ,i-.4' tpon Dc
t,rarq0 Co. arrfHrrrr fIruri s IHf ifht cff-
m rYrirfrlrl canauc. ni eaort tnfoufh caHe
If l.ad .It.e 81 . elects 'A'' 10 ' az d. %" .
81 p. e-, .aI l.n.rfatHrs Of h0.ru.Hsrtnd women nHi
y r,-,, .ttL.r %. 8l Thu. FOG tet ei.sul -.str.y
ID. frsu 81 -ly -rcesf.n and boo rteuf iied a.d us
tr,.sf th. 90. iesf qn-iiirs OF o conalaudrf
afi yri r. eiec uc vlro bit hope you may
M ,1i io rli l. s.ras Perhaps you VII soon D. AZ Ton
u. snd ID, tle i.s.snf y tod, no. unisr,fioIy.
You're uliy, .c.
We SIMPLY remark ,hd this appears to Us TO 10 in
rerfee, contradiction TO Gen. McCloilaus recent
s.dre.s 70 liz army. That was fli OF fight and sac
not word oil ending the war without evaporation
and alienation. Possibly. however, 81 ia! 10 under
stand tho crsc.-tEd I'rit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

the Treasury attract notice here, but the assurance
is Civ. that not day eapses after the presentation
Of any equlsition at tho Treasury Department be-
fore pay H'n' 10 made impossible by want Of fund.-,
Secretary Chase has used all possible exerfiOn to
meet the demands Of public creditors. lie planned
he relief given by certificates of indebtedness which
are nov being Issued to all creditors desiring them,
and whose accounts are audited and settled or who
presen. check, Of Disturbing officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
n or n Telegraph OPERATOR

WASHINGTON Friday, March q, 1882.
ae an accc%PsdGeSd G p ;b;. ara al.
lining of consumption.
A. Seale has been actively connected with tbs
,ms,icsp. Southern, and other Telegraph Couipa-
mes for several years past, by whom 10 was highly
respected and esieemed. In the circle OF hw pro-
f.slonal associates and cola5orers he was beloved ~
a dear brother. and they deeply deplore his loss
He leaves a wife and young child sadly afflicted a.
their bereavement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
foKrgrss M0NgpE, fhursdiy Marh ~
uaBsllinOle. FnltJ. Mafch "a, l"o-'

fOHIIIrss NONEuE, IhuIFuit' "I'III p I
ia bsliinO4e FnttJ. hafoh a. io-' }
All Is quiet here.
.eyere northeast storm has beea prevailing Tor
the last two doy' ,,
several small vessels have dragged their anchors
,1 oone ashore, bat will be got of without difficulty
No,b,nr has been seen or heard Of the Merrimac.
The Monitor occupies her ueua portion above the
1T She has received rome alterations aud addl'
lions tia, will materially add to hcr inlresnabniy
Tie telegraph cable has been partially under-run,
t,, clio Lad weather has put a s.op 20 operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
.ou.e A.ocil,eaPru.
DO .sNcl 'ffa ifA's
WnnyoroN. Fiii,y March a. 1863.
MILITARY IONIlHNIiTIONS.


Tho senate, winch was in Executive Session Sow
eral nouns this afternoon, confirmed the following
,o.Duations as Msior-Genefals Of volunteer forces
VIZ:
pri..-t..n.. Don Carlos Bueli, John Pope, Samuel
II C1rfi- Frauz SIlel, John 4. McCleuaud, Chas
r. Smitt, ara Lewis Nalnce.
The following named BiRadier-Generals were
20 confirmed:
John Cook. Richard j. Ogl'sby, william II. l.
V.ll.ce. ,j0lu WcArlLur, Jacob G.. SaDnnn, Jonn
4. logon Robert i. McCook, Speed ;. Try.
hu'he.c Gentlemen were Colonies.
IT.. Senste also confirmed as Brigadcr Generals
orvourieors, the followiuq-nsmed:
v,i.- .josn g.. Barumd, Cores OF Engineers
Gam. Henry ". Judah Of nc TN luianiry; Capt.
ft. g. lac.o;is u the IL, Artillery, i1r ineiIio-
,,,- conduct al tDe batlle OF Bull Run; james Craig
of Ai.tlufi: horutIo l.. Van Chye, ana Alexander
Asloth.
1Ir EfW-yORK POSTMASTER.
The Sen,te to-day disagreed 10 the motion to re-
coo.i5.- the vote by which Abram Waterman was
recr,ly confirmed as Postmaster OF New-forA. Tie
,,,roiuluent r. therefore conclusive.
MOVEMENTS OF GES. FREMONT.
Gen. Fremont lcit Washington this afternoon for
,.,u-Yrfk. IL j. sad the bounds Of his Department
have been enlarged 80 as to include Ohio and other
points -
XIV MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
! oo,g Military Department, TO lie called The De-
-,,,,.,.t of the Gulf is constituted. II will COM
'..e all ,he coast Of the Gulf Of Mexico west Of
po,,a,,ln harlor and 30 much OF the Gull States rs
,,.. he oe,ur;ed By the forces under Ma. Gen. u.
= ug.lsr. 4. S. Volunteers. The headquarters for
r. ,,..,nt v in be movable, wherever the general
commanding may be.
Tie States Of South Carolina, Georgia, and Fiori-
a. with the expedition and forces now under BflSa-
E.,.Gep. I. w. Sherman viii consiiuica Military
/ n,,.rtrneut 10 be called the Department OF the
eh ~ he uuder the command OF Gen. Hunter.
y,E GOVERNMENT OF WASHINGTON.
,rl proyo,t- AlaFrhal General Of The Army OF the
20, and lis subordnaies Lave, IN obedience 10
J d, General order TUNED over to Brg.-Gen. Wads-
,o,,i, Military Governor Of the District Of Column
| ~. ,b builings AID premises occupied ~ the CIy
~, ws.Linq,on, ard eli ;he public property belong
10, ,,.r.t, Tie Proyosi-Mafshal's officer has been
,,;,tJraygn from Washington, and AL The force en-
o,ed in the military police Of the city Ia under the
co,,,. and of Gen Wadswortb, az Military Governor
%, tls Di.irict. Gen. Wadnworth has estap'i'hei
s beodoaarers in the building heretofore used and
orcr,ied bv te Provost Maishal. The Provost
M,rshai General and bis suborlina,es have arc
turped Over 10 Brighten. Wudsworth all the NM
tsry ,ri.ou. within tho District OF Columbia, ana al
hand. nov in custody and the same shaii b'
/ henceforth under the Military Governor
UisBUgsEMfSrs FROM TIE TRLASuRh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
THE FIFrY.vIRsr PENNSYLVANIA REG.

HVU.BauRG. Friday, March 81, lSh'
The Governor has issued q genera! order eomph'
meuting the 5lst Pennsylvania for gallantry a'
Roanoke aud Newbern, at the latter engag' mem
s,or,ire the enemys batteries ut the point oil inc
bayonei, and ordering the names OF these ~
be inscribed on their colors. The regimen - ~
manded by Col. Harrauft, and NANNY .onF III
those who left Bull Run before the 'a'"e. 10y
were The ,s. to plant the lag at New'e'n' ''' SVEN
,.l,..irsi o. ,cleyci @ CIR lo.. .ll,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
GEN. BLETRER sgsPETDED.
III. Di,i,iop 9unr,crmas,cr Cnsbiercd.

Comes ondelcs Of The y j. Tribune
W,.usoqo, Friday, March u, 1852
Gen. Bleukrr has at last been suspended.
His Division Quartermaster, Dr. s. SchOtie,
who paid 10 the General monthly tax OF
$500 has been cashicred By ourtMariial for
numerous frauds. ". {. GEIlZNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
CAPTURE OF TWO scnooNERS LOADED


PaiLsDFlrHIA Friday, March q. 1861
III, Bulletin has u letter from ''hip Island dated
IN. lob ina,., which tays that the iiasca has cap
,n,ed a schooner oil Mobile Bay, with 800 bales Of
o,t.n and .ia, tic p.noa hao captured tins schooner
$500. -. ~. v. NS.ss-i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
SOLDIERS BARRACKS DESTROYED BY

HmwAuKsY Ms. Friday. March Il, 1862
Two hundred feet Of the barracks at Camp Kan
dan. a. Madron, wcro burned on the night Of the
iqt, Two soldiers were burned TO denth. guam
,itv Of eouipmens and baggage were also destroyed