New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

that tbe desire of Kentucky to bang Gen. buckner
I'll ,o bc neritted TO stand in the way of the gen
eral exchange desired by the Union prisoners "n'
their friends. ,,,,,,,
GYM. MCLELLAN's PROMISE TO THE REBEL
We are rsnsweily assured that tie President did
positively saw, at the interview WIN Dr' 1ieeh'
YESTERDAY. that Gen. Mcclellan had stated that the
white House was guarded in consequence of
promise made TO Col. Lee, years ago.
SUPERINTENDENT OF FUGITIVE BLACKS.
The Rev. D. d. Nichols formerly Superintendent
Of the Reform School at Chicago, has been appointed
bv Gen. Wadsworth General Superintendent of the
s1yitiye blacks arriving in tti- city.
TELEGRAPnIC ERRORS.
The telegraph made lieGienaut ont OF DR.. Horace
Green, President Of the New York Medical College,
Il, whose efforts, with those Of Others the army is
indebted for the use of the White House, on the
Pamunkey, SO long protected from the Intrusion of
our sick and wounded soldiers. Gen. Prosper Al.
Wetmorc became by similar freak Of the wires,
Lemuel " gilmore.
RELEASE OF PRISONERS CAPTURED on BLOCK
AIDE RUNEEgs.
A few days ago. the United States Marshal at
Eew-YOTS WAS instructed by the Navy Department
t. release prisoners Of certain classes who had been
captured on board various vessels attempting to
tas blockade. Under this order, I2O have been re-
leased The fact thai; 90 per cent of the foreigners
released are EDgshnen, who were found on vessels
conveying munitions of war TO the Rebels, is
striking Indication of the respect paid by subjects OF
Great Britain to their Queens proclamation of neu-
trality.
TIKI DEPARTURE or GEN. SAXT0N FOR SOUTH
Gen. saxton will soon sail again for South Care
Ina Of which State he is sPpoioted Military Cover
no..
The CASE OF BEN. WOOD.
The House Judiciary Cnmuittee, at their session
tcday, bad Ben Woods under consideration.
Hendricks, formerly editor Of Tie Ner York Ne'ss,
has arrived here as a witness He brings file Of
IAe Ns,-.
CHURCH rendered FOR 4 HOSPITAL.
The Rev VIM. II. Charming and The Executive
Committee of the Unitarian Church offered it yes
terday 10 tue Government for hospital. The
offer was accepted and the building isundergong the
necessary alterations.
PROPOSED TREATIES WITH SAN SALVADOR.
The Senate Committee Oh foreign affairs author
izsi Senator Sumner to-day to report a treaty of
srnity, commerce and extradtioD with the Republic
0, San Salvador
TIE TREATY WITH MEXICO.
Toe recent treaty negotiated by Minister Corwin
with Mexico, which provides for large loan to the
Juayez Government by the United States, has not
been een, into the Senate and i: is believed will not
b. Al present. at all.
aEFURN OF VISITORS FROM YORKTOWN AND
WHITE HOUSE. "
The steamer Baltimore returned to-day from
Yotl,toN1 ana White House. with number Of
ladies aud Members Of Congress. Gen. Palmer of
I..inos, sicN with typhoid fever, was also among
tle passengers.
NEGRO REGIMENTS.
Seven days ago a resolution was passed by the
Beues inquiri1g Of the Secretary of War whether
Gea. Hunter has organized a regiment Of negroes,
fugitive slaves etc, for the defense Of The Union
Secre,aIy stanton has answered this resolution To
tie e.iel, taat the Department has no Official inform
alton on TIE subject. liz order to ascertain II the
information g true, copy OF the House resolution
has been transmitted to Gen. Hunter 10 make
report thereon.
The Secretary adds that Gen. Hunter was not au-
to1rzeJ % organize such regiment; but, upon MS
reouiston, arms and clothing have been sent TO the
f,rcss under his command without instructions az TO
the manner in which they are 10 be uted. lie has
not been furnished with arms to be placed in the
hands Of slaves and black fugiyes. AS to that part
OF the resolution calling for the orders and the cor
resuon3ence between Gen. Hunter and the Depart
ment, the President nstructs him lStantonl TO cay
that suca a report at this time would, in bis the
President . opinion, be improper and incompatible
With TIE public service.
SONS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A nesting of the Sons Of New-Hampehire wa
he'd la,t evening 10 take for the care and
prosclio1 Of the sick and wounded from that State.
An Association was formed Of which Senator Dan
iel Clarl was chosen President, and Senator Hale
Chairman Of the Executive Committee. A Com
, rittee vas also formed TO visit every hospital.
bsndsone fund Vas raised on the spot, 10 carry out
tis purposes Of the Association.
ARRIVAL. OF DISPATCHES FROM MEXICO.
E. L. Plumb ESQ.,, bearer OF dispatches from
Mexico arrived here on Saturday. Mr. Plumb lett
the Cit Of Mexico on the 2lst ulto, and Vera Cruz
the Is, .nst. lie brings the ratified copies of The
pos,al convention and extradiuon treaty concluded
with Mexico in December las, the Publications Of
which were exchanged in the City Of Mexico on the
Doth alto The news Of the defeat Of the French al
Pusbla il fully confirmed. The Mexican forces were
not as has been stated in greater number than the
French On the contrary, they were in less nun
bers, and portion Of them only had the sdvantsge
of int.enehments. The fight was bravely contested
On both sides, but in each Of three determined charger
the Freucb were valantly repulsed, and forced 70
retire.
since their retreat to Orzaba the French forces
baye been clossly bemmed in at that place, but no