New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

!, obtained Il any event, Tennessee VIII reTain
:, a o.o,e er anarchy for some time 10 come
Com Wosds division, consisting Of the bri Sades Of
oo;o Hricsdsrs Haskell, Carr, Harker, End Bruce,
:, ro1o IN on this side Of the river, aAj encampe1
near the command Of Gen. Thomas. With the ex.
csntion Of the First and Second Eeutucsy and the
Fifteenth and Seventeenth Indiana, the regiments Of
this division are rather raw. In general efficiency,
the division is not up 70 those Of Gogl. NelscD Me
Cook, Mitchell. and Thomas
A brigade Of infantry Of Nelson's division, to
gsther with the Seventh Indiana cavalry and two
batteries Will star ont upon an extended rcconno'er
ing tour tomorrow. The Hermitage will 10 visited
end the country between it and Lsysrgne swept Of
the Rebel marsuiers still known to be lurking about
Some 6 900 pair Of captured boots and shoes were
sold at pubic auction to-day. The prices ruled
rather low. Among the boots noticed q number
OF cases of fourteens. had no ides shat such encr
mites OF feet were prevalent IN the ranks OF oh'ay'
A board of officers Consisting Of Colonel Hambrgh'
OF the 10Th Penney lvaDs Lieutenani-Colonel Jones
Of the Ist Wisconsin snd Captain MoNaiiy, 'oth
Penusvlyaua. has been constituted 20 examine INTO
the RIGHTS Of ownership in cases Of all stores and
n-oreriv in dispute in this city between citizens on
the one hand and officers and agents Of the Govern
nent on the other. During the week Intervening
between the retreat or the Rebels and the oeenpa'
ton OF the city by the Union troops many creditors
OF the Confederate Government Helped themselves 70
Quantities Of the abandoned stores Of the former
out Of ,hie many disputes as TO The ownership bave
arscn which the above board iscsllod upon to settle
/ lam Informed that previous to the adjournment o.
the LeQisature 10 Memphis, oil the members ngneC
q petition 70 President Davis, requesting the removal
Of Gen. Sidney a. Johnston from the supreme com
uanS Of the DEPARTMENT Of the West. When John
s.oo first came into this State in September, the Robe
prsss and leaders We'd in low Rd1ation and eAtraya
esut praise Of BIN. But the disappointment Of thei
ezpee.aiions 10 to the achievements OF the tFoop'
under his command is not 20 much due 20 any bldn
ders on the part of Johnston as 70 the fact that boif
the number and character Of b. troops were entirely
inadequate to the accomplishment of the task a.
,.pued. There was a general belief here aud els
vheA in the South that Johnston had 100000 troOl'
al his dsposal east Of the Mississippi, when ia real
rs Ia had at no tine much over half Thai numbe-
This delusion OF the Rebel public was soely cause,
by the Congregations Of the Southern press, and haC
the effect OF preventing the enistmsnt Of volunteers
I Thus iies come home % rOOst.
John Bel has Dot YET returned hero, no'Niihs'and'
iug the assurances Of personal safety made TO him BY
Gen. Buell. Perhaps he seorDs the iuvi.a-on Of tIt
Yeneee General. I hope ne VIII a lesson u InI
kind csu bus do good 10 he Geleral-,u-Cniei, VIC
has stown on Oh occasions. e.ncs nIs advent in ibh
CITY, q disposition 70 reconcile some ot 'he tebs
leaders no, ~ al compatible with tho mFnty 81 D.
Office.
The tryeseancs OF Nashville iss.ssiiiy loPIo'io9
The ratsi, stores arc nor neat] s rooicled, ard
toe farming people are coming IN sad' Sd .oefoas'
uunboB
Immense gurr.i .es of supplies oontinne 10 srriy'
T here By TAI and water ison. tie Norh. II l. in
fer led 70 establish lie goat depo nero, from Which
he snly vii he principally supplied upon IL march
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